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CHALK POINT AREA, MD. : Furnished
arse arse fenced @ lawn IN SS59.
Mf' s,f'. sass. sBs shower Olks' from water
HERRING BAY. Masons Beach-cottage,
rms; porch eMlec' cleo gas; nice place
INDIVIDUAL BEACH APT: accom-. l four
lions: Take Route DO. through Mari
boro TO Waysons. Corner TT on No. 4l6
to Bristol about 3 miles, follow signs gn
blk, ri. at church. left at post ONCE. then
Et os at St rd to Gfys0ns Sks
FOR RENT, $50 WK.; available Aug. o.
Sept ! 5; Avalon Shores, Shadyside, Md
water front furn. cottage, 5 rms. and bath
GLBERr eiGIf K RUDE En- esh;as $780, oeS'n D
RENT COTTAGE, Fairhaven, Md. 4 rooms.
electricity. running water, FriEidalre. gas
stove; couple, no children available aug Aus
IA OGen for inspection, Sat. and Sun
Call Alex. 1880 after Z pm.
COLONIAL BEACH, yA-New bungalow
on river 'front.' after Labor Day; electric
kitchen, complete bath with shower. Box
CoTfAGEs-Deep Greek Lake. Oakland
Nd, top Of the Allegheneys: cool NIGHTS
no MOSQUITOES Write CARL HARVEY
WATER FRONT COTTAGES for rent; by
week or month; Fppng Forest: woodland
Beach and Edgewater Beach; S5o.Sa2 VIZ:
make your reservation today. MYRlL LIZ
A WEADON CO, HO. 1910, DI 1854.
WEST BEACH. MD-S rooms, elaborately
furn.; year round; nr. Randle Cliff Govt.
Laboratory; will rent part or all TO re-
COLONIAL BEACH, VA. Cottage for
rent. $50 per week. HI. 5034. 5
new, spacious. mod; furn.; screened
porches, pvt. baths, cleo: 500 wk., $500
mo. CO. 06l1. MO- Thurs. ewes. -
NORTH BEACH, 3rd and Chesapeake; 6
rms sleeps 10; $50 wk. Ii. 1863 IS
EDGEWATER BEACH, South River, 30
mi D. c.: nicely furn., spotless, 4 rms,
bath; adults; beach, pier. Annapolis 563o'
OPEN AUGUST 18TH TO 15TH--4 rooms
large screened porch, all conveniences for
people; Boards Cottage South FiYei
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All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Tudor sedan roomv and sturdiiy suna % con. on.
strueted complete only $l;a9S4s .edsa ,aWn de
aiSsfe' eIufS upholstery hs re'ei many features
.I.57e.ss delivered; available with genuine
leather seats at reasonable ADDITIONAL cost:
with or without trade in: delivery 5-2s
osys az Come ste to HILL HILL 4IBBITTs. NC l1I4
xHsTIN. xt5sHRs new new. 1918; prompt delivery and
larger, auS' roonier. safety steel bodies With a
nnnose4s assgn po1set Sedan
Equipped, Incl. heater and defrosters: only
ST ,5e5 delivered; terms and trade. MAN
aATAN i TT n AuTo i. Nv RARa9 Fsens 10 's a''
AUSTIN British, .4s 4-dr; sedan; 5000
~ me- asT-ear eCnd,tlon; Ssbt! slSSo' can be
qsss gsssu;is,s srssH At
R3SNEf R3ISK s4s sc Ssn BLACK with
black top, white wall tires. cond; Ike new;
s5s Cash trade IA Or stTcHrR tsFpS oIsSr HIoroRs sTss
Open Saturdays STANLEY H, HoRNaGR'
NC. 9th and Fla; Fla ave; A.d.r ne necbanics1lv
sood G49 needs ss'Ss Da ssdfR ss5 cs
BUICK 1a4S Roadmaster WIN pynanUetm'
t-dr or sedanette: black, r. and n. Enlse
open gar eVes. til 9, Sundays til 5 sATcHE5
MOTORS. INC, 800 Wis. ave. W.
BIICK 1e4s Super 4-dr; two-tone graz;
r and n nylon seat covers. white-wa
tires: go mi; S3,295. cash; trade OF
terms: open ewes til 2, SUNDAYS til o.
SATCHER MOTORS, INC, 300 Wis. aye
BUICK 1897 Special convertible 4-door
nhaeton. new ton, new paint, new seat
covers; excellent mech. cond,: aood tires;
$500 3II9 51st pl. NV. OR. s524
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster 4-dr; ana r.
trade or terms: open ewes. til g: sundays
til s. sATCHER MOTORS. INC. 800
Wis. ave-, WO. 1851.
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TRAiLERS.

UNITED TRAILERS, 22a feet. de luxe,
beautiful birch interior, all-aluminum ex-
TefdGt refSr AB 9sa apt.siz cook Stove with even
and broiler: inlaid linoleum f., Venetian
PRd %Aa gsssf TRR FOR sALEs hsme coese sFaEed
1Gth 1tid st. ST. and Georgia a1eJ. Phone sH.
CoTTAGE-Beautiful. modern, movable
cottage, 2Ox20, with bedroom living room,
bath. kitchenette and center hall; equip
Bed wh PeseT rhoss ssoEer oe wash
tTa. Price, ss35o; bsl,ysred Wsshins; ys ing
.Ga sae slss and eoes1ilis A I'd. silver sprins Md
isd7 faaae HowaRD sal ARB HOUSE TRAILER; 3
sts5e mas nss fsSf se wsE sons esas %
Court. AN 5 mi. a. east Of Alexandris on II. /.
Is47 OVERLAND house-trailer. Lived in
1918 KIT. Ali aluminium, 81 #, elee.
;fs5 s9''S s5S So ofsnaf cost S
HaousE TRAILER, approx. Is TT $3.50.
ONE WHEEL luggage with bows and
n rms fully farn furn h itted csrpet bottled
sss cleo cs T1fsT wi and dasa @ans extras pEee
SPARTAN MANOR. fully equipped large
town wash, 10 min. from Andrews. 90
min Boiling and Anacostia. Rt. 5, 1859
Branch ave, Sc. Camp Springs No;
llz-ton van. HI. 522s, ewes. sH. $500;
TRATLER-25-ft. Roycrort: sleeps 4. fully
equipped. cleo brakes new tires. on lot
40x100, fenced; outbuild 6x6. new. Cost
owner $4,000 3 mo. ago. Full price,
So 300 or best offer for quick sale. Can be
side, Md.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SEVERAL SMALL 81 TRUSTS for sale
81 81 AND us1" end TRUST LOANS on real ss-
pRa1sRER ISss i2 p 1905 s. Md s ns snd " 415
TRUSTS. 1st, End and 3rd; Nd, Va; AND md
Co, ao5 N. Y. ave- NV. RE; 1912. 81
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; 3 or 5 year terms and monthly
payments. P. J, WALsHE, INC, Ills Eye
MONEY nj SN oN S' SECOND rkusT-we will
buy secord-trust notes D c.. nearby No
i1ss cSAp sia
\ i, ASD sTs end rEnsf Nns5Gna LoaSs- ANS
and courteous service Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. S17
9th st NV RE. $3.50
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE-1st and md
trust. No red tape. Quick service. HENRY
SALUS, established 1924. Ma. 1859.
ll0i Vermont ave. NV
FIRST MORTGAGE amortized loans at
current interest rates: no commissions
charsed Apply to the AMERICAN HOME
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.. 1857 K
st. NV Washington. D. c.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUSTS-Courteous
service. reasonable rates, prompt closings
SECURITY HOME INVESTMENT CORP,
go Chandler BLDG, 1927 Eye st. NV.
"a CASH fYfH FOR end TRUST NOTES twhite or
colored)-ouick settlement. Prefer per-
sonal calls to telephone calls. FULTON
R. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50.
Brokers, attention. -3l
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MONEY WANTED.

Ist MORTGAGE. on suburban Nd. prop
erty; S6,45o: carries So int. and pays
sos monthly; will discount. Box 253.R'
DESIRE TO CONTACT parties who pur-
chase 2nd trusts at discount. Box
Isl MORTGAGE OF $500 on 3-unit home
in better close-in location of Takoma Park;
So interest Call SH. 9249.
monthly, discount So property in Lake
jackson, Va. GEORGE RAMICH, P. o.
Box 6l3. Alexandria, Va.
WANTED-Ten thousand dollars on 2nd
ington. Box 377-R Star.
FIRST TRUST $1,000, 5 yrs; good Sc
curity insurance. Phone District 1892
2nd-truSt note: owner-occupled brick res :;
$3.50, monthly payments; will allow 49,
discount DU. 666H, Sundays and ewes.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

NEW PANELS. vans and stakes, rE BY v!I1s .hs
oPERATfNo cfTEi Service 1Hertz priv Ur-
StlfJ. POI @ st NV. NO. 3311
AVAILABLE IMMED. - 1e4S ChevToiet
vans, stakes. panels and pickups, for hire
by day, Vk.. or contract. PUBLIC SERv-
ICE DRIV-U -UR- SELF, 1923 L st. NV. ME.
STAKE BODY TRUCK during, evening
nours. for trash removal and other small
jobs; owner to do work. Dial CHI. 269s.
DUMP TRUCKS avail now, lge. or small
VAN M TTRUCK@Iarge OF small. Jobs, prompt
service; reas. prices; local or long distance:
IA 1884, sftsf FRI 1;R HikE SKI l4ls .ton BY
haul, Job or contract; very dependable
Service. W. II. DAVIS. AT; 1899.
NEW I94S CHEVROLET 1-ton panel trucR'
sible business. Car GE. 1891:
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AuToMoTIyE MISCELLANEOUS.

AUTO SEAT COVERS-Attention 1946
and 1947 Oldsmohile owners. We have
seat covers for your model 1918 4-door
sedan with rear center arm rest at new
low prices, installed. Regularly S29 %,
PONTIAC CO., 1437 Irving st. NV. AID.
SSoo Ia
1857 1857 FORD MOTOR radiator. 81. 1878.
FENDER AND BODY WORK. excellent re-
pairs, reasonable prices; 24-hour service:
grilles in stock for all cars. ROBERT
HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE, ~ Florida
ave ne MI ZOO. %
TowBAR WANTED. EN-. 1922.
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BAhK-pERsokAL LOANS,

LOANS FOR SEASONAL NEEDS; purchase
your winter fuel supply now and avoid
the rush, delays or possible scarcity later.
BANK 18th and Eye stS NV. IA
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WATERFRONT pRoP.-wAhTED.

or river river. and and viii pay cash cash. state locs-
tions, particulars and price. Box 1s3-M,
NORTH BEACH--small cottage for .
adults and . children: Aug 70 through
Is or Aus. 10 through 22; references on
request: not more than S25. or what have
vnm To nfer2 Call SH RlO4 8
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

BRICK GARAGE. cement f., dry; mr.. Ga.
ave. and Allison st. NV; 81 monthly.
IN6ivIDUAL fssfI T1ij CONCRETE GARAGES, be-
tween 14th and 18th stS., just off Crit
tenden St, So each per month. MA. Q5s3
Mr.. 11th AND G SITS; S.E.-.3-car brick
garage; cement floor. Phone EX. 6S4o.
GARAGE for small car at 20S E. Ok
ford ave, Alexandria, Va. TIE. 1923. 5
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM a. WEsCHLER & son, auStion

ADAM A. WEsCHLER q son, auctioneers
Trustees sale Of machinery and acety-
chss sei4as 1eed of Tqust filed $ 0
Of Deeds Of the District Of Columbia as as
the party secured thereby the undersigned
Trustees will sell by Public Auction at
No. 3"e0 K st. W. on MONDAY June 81
ret t. lathe. Foster No :, turret lathe, set
acetylene welding equipment and Brown
Sharpe automatic screw machine. Q. G
Terms: Cash. HARRY A. cALEVAs. ERN-
je15,l7,19
a. The above sale is postponed 3Ss until until
and place BY order Trustees je22 ,au6.s.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER &. SON auctioneers
sale of machinery and acety-
lene Welding equipment, s,s BY NoIebar virIIe OF
neea G be reeords Of the Recorder
of Deeds of the District Of Columbia as
instrument No. 1928. and at the request OF
No $3.50 X st. NV on Monday. June 2l,
194s. al 2:30 O'Clock pm, Hardinge tur-
ret lathe Foster No. tgtres snd la'Re; Reovp See
Sharpe automatic screw machine. Q. q
Terms: Cash HARRY A. CALVAS. ERN-
EST T. GEARHEART Jr., Trustees 20
Monday, August 9. 194S, at the same hour
and place. BY order Trustees je22 aus
c. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC, auctioneersE7.
Large sale mahogany. walnut and maple
bedroom furniture. mahogany dining. room
suite. antique organ. upright piano. lamps.
radios. upholstered davenports and chairs.
antique china. glassware. bric-a-brac,
wardrobe trunk, walnut dining room suite;
other refrigerators; GE ironer. pictures:
etc, at public auction at Sloan's, lib
18th st, Tuesday. August 10. at 10 an;
Now on view. Terms Cash c. G. SLOAN
& CO, INC. Established 1891. .
SALE, wednesday, Aug II, 10 am
TWO more loads OF antiques and modern
furniture from the estate sale Of July -;
come early. SUBURBAN AUC1lONo'
Rockville. Nd.
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AUTO PAINTING.

COMPLETE JOB. S35 up; work guaran.
tsed GILBERT 4lo@ Pa. ave. ext Sc
DEPARTMENTALIZED SERVICE is best
for your car regardless of make, super
fine painting. fender and body work at
reasonable prices ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP, 600 Montgomey St, Alexandra
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SUMMER HOMES.

CAMPOBELLo ISLAND, CANADA, oppo-
site Lebec, Me. Charming summer home
on Friars Bay; l. spacious rooms, nre,
places, ga baths; furniture, piano, pool
table included, sacrifice. $1,000; also
suitable inn or club. LEONARD SNIDER,
La Plata. Nd
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AUTO LOANS.
n

FINANCING private sales orr specialty' II
you are buying or selling an automobile.
let US finance 1t for the purchaser NOLAN
FINANCE GO. l1o2 New Yois ave NV
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GARAGES FOR SALE,

GARAGE FOR SALE on Defense Highway
near Grain hwy; good location for auto
mobile agency or repair shop; priced to
sell. HEIGHTS REALTY CO, 1901 Cen
tral ave. Capitol Heights. Md
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INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE-l947
International K-BS5, S.25x2O tires, 2
speed axle; price, new, $2,422; sale price,
ihetton Dodge, 12:tt. stake body; price
atom Ford: s:tto stake body; price,
i941 WHY'S Vanette; price, S675; sale
'ftie Ie46 Dodge tractor, e.oox2o tires, and
ss7bo: sale price, $3.50.
I946 KBs-7 tractor: fully equipped. 9th
wheel, safety tank, 100000 tires; must
he sold Monday; real buy New trucks
available. MALoNEYs, INC, sl26 Ga.
Ciluer Spripp
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GARAGES WANTED.

APPROX. $500 SO. FIT. with at least
30 # width; must be on street in good
location; suitable for car repairs Phone
LU 5212; evenings, VI 4139 .-S
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LOT 10, ISLAND VIEW, Rhode River
Larse lot, extends from water front, to
paved county rd,; beautiful view OF river
and island Call OW. 0142 IS
WEST RIVER AND BAY PROPERTIES
Bay-front furn. bunga., year-round
tiled bath, s lots swimming. fishing and
boating in your own front yard.
But Nice-Log siding, 2-bedrm. knotty
pine furn. bunga.: $1,000 down. $40 pei
mo-. 4 e int; sacrifice for quick sale:
5-bedrm. waterfront all-elec. furn
New paneled rambler, large Heatolatoi
fireplace; a mountain lodge on Chesa-
peake Bay; see his today; only $4,000
5-bedrn, 2-bath, 100 rambler; 200
waterfront, 2h acres, dock and boat
equipped and furn.: excellent terms
CLIFFORD c. WOODARD, Shady Side. MD
WeSt Riuer R4o1 AcrnSs frnm p O. =
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WEST BEACH
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

, lots. corner. level ground, 20 #. by 100
t.: sacrifice, $1,000. THE GABLES CO,
,4o3 MINI. ave. Sc, AT. O566. s
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Whizzer AZ Schwinn bike light Is
Cushman A, jumbo Wneels, gear snllt .,1u
Cushman Al, gear shift, new. side car s75
MMstane colt new. 3-sp. shift 335
EyreIsinr as new Assn. trans 365
Sn1sbnrv batt speed for D. 425
AIRCRAFT 3l36 N 10th, Arl. OW. 4464
Evening star., 1948-08-08

Trailer Co.. 403O Wis. ave-; largest STOCK
Of trailer parts and accessories in the
Evening star., 1948-08-08

baTnS e&CellenL TOBACCO ana SJOtR lbTIl
about 46 mi. from D. C. in Southern Nd.
Price $4,000: terms.
Small cottage on NeaIe Greek, 100 +
on water; wharf and rowboat; furn.' ready
a1cRs. r Rs'e DE. e 1853. SEE '''''O '1'A' NN'
DO YOU WANT nice waterfront home
on the West River. South River or Severn
River2 We have some very pleasant and
modern homes in: Lindamoor, Edgewater
Beach, Deale Beach Shady Oaks Manor.
Pines on the Severn, Eppins Forest, South
There are others on the water front IN
acreage and not in developments. Call US
now than We have had for some time and
the place, you Want may be waiting for
sn apply En5snas 5osEPH ND p Ph6ns PA7ENRY ss '5
directly on bay: three bedrooms, two tiled
baths, larse living room with fireplace
Tpet mmediate n'f1s possesson; SON 0sif si5oo0
beach; completely l' furnished with ali
sion; garage; at Cove Point Beach: $500
l3) Several desirable water.front. ste SITES
y T''o on the the chesapeake Bay; immediate pos
I45 80 acres on lower Patuxept River;
wide sand beach, large, majestic hard
wood trees with 3o-mile water view
se;tgS}o' ts} acres on lower patuxent River
ESTUARY tt4r . near near solomons haTber; large
trees: immediate possession; 81 300
(E1 Cove POINT BeaCn. mOOern IVe-
room cottage; immediate possession;
* 2oo-acre peninsula, in the lower
Patuxent River area; | mi. of water front; mt
sand beach. perfect harbor; historic farm
hone. 200 years old; large timber; priced
for quick sale to settle estate ,s
beach; s-rm. home; elec. and artesian well
duckins site. fishing and upland game
45 mi D C; price. Sl5.n00
Many other desirable water fronts fo'
sale on the Patuxent River and ChsSa
peake Bay open on Sunday. CALVERT
REALTY AGENCY. opposite Courthouse
Prince Frederick, Md Phone P. F. los
SHADY OAKS MANOR = Shady Oaks
Manor IS fine waterfront development
on West River between Galesville ano
Drive down today and cool of unde,
the big beautiful oak trees. All of the
lots have water views and most are or
Prices start at 81 900 for large lot
and easy terms are easy to arrange.
Come down this afternoon or phone dur
ing business hours. JOSEPH D. LAZENBY.
sl5 Main St, Annapolis. No M PHONE M 2oS4 ~
the-Bay. DE. o906.
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-20

Green is regarded as a tranquil
color.
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-20
TRINITY

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dill and
daughter and mother, Mrs. James
Dill visited relatives at East New
Market on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Martin en-
tertained friends from Dover at
supper on Sunday. Mr.. Martin OBJ
served his 18th birthday on Sun
day.
Carl WalstOn and son Henry Wis
tied relatives at williamsburg, Md,
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby White, Miss
Charlotte White and Miss Martha
Brown visited relatives at Lewes
on Sunday. They also went to see
the bridge at the Indian River In
let.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henderson
and son of Georgetown called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White on Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White attend
ed the dinner meeting of the Pio-
neer Hybrid Corn representatives
at the Brick Hotel at Denton on
Thursday.
The folks of the Trinity COM
munity will give their home talent
entertainment at the Greenwood
High School on Friday evening,
February 20, at 8 o'clock. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of Trinity and
Greenwood Methodist Churches.
Adults, soc, and children, 3Oc, tax
included.
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-20

Thus began one of the greatest
football success stories ever told.
That ambitious gridder, who was
cut from the Notre Dame squad
when Hunk Anderson took over
the reins after the untimely death
Of Rockne, was Ed McKeever.
Mckeever not only stayed but he
played a lot of football for Texas
Tech. After his graduation he serv-
ed brief stint as meter reader for
the gas company in Lubbock and
assisted CawthOn in tutoring the
Tech gridders. Occasionally he
would pick up five dollars Officiat-
ing in high school football games.
But not for long. The bigtime
called Ed McKeeveF.
He joined forces with Frank
Leahy, then head coach at Boston
College, beginning a coaching car
eer that carried him to Notre Dame
as Leahy's assistant, then to the
Irish top spot when Leahy entered
the service. From NOtre Dame he
went to Cornell as head coach and
last year took over the job of head
mentor at San Francisco UniVersi-
ty.
Ed McKeeFer, now 81, who had
coached at five different colleges in
q dozen years, recently was named
coach Of the Chicago professional
Rockets at the highest salary ever
paid a mentor in pro football"
That would place his annual pay
at upwards of $4,000.
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-20
HEALTH BOARD NEWS

With the observance of National
Heart Week this month, the State
Board Of Health is warning parents
to be aware Of rheumatic fever, one
of childhoOd's great enemies be
cause it attacks the heart.
Although mortality from rheu-
matte fever among children has
dropped over two-thirds in this
country during the last thirty
years, except for accidents, this
disease is still the most common
cause Of death among school chill
Gren and is the second most COM
mon cause of death by disease in
the 20 to "A years age group, ac-
cording to health officials. Rheu-
matte fever ranks with tuberculosis
and syphilis as a great disabling
chronic disease and is the cause of
much heart disease in later life.
In Delaware, an average of A to 5
deaths resulting from rheumatic
fever and occurring most frequent
ly in the teens" are reported each
year to the Bureau of Vital Statis-
tics. However, the number of per-
sons in this State, who have had at
tacks Of this disease, is not Known.
since this datum is not recorded.
The cause of rheumatic fever is
not known, but the disease is usu-
ally preceded by a streptococci in
fectiOn such as tonsillitis, scarlet
fever, and so called "strep sore
throat" There is no single charac-
teristic symptom of rheumatic
fever, but pain in the joints and a
continued fever are common, al
though these may mark other all
ments as we'll.
Rheumatic fever itself is not con-
tagiOus. One person with the dis
ease does not pass it on to another
but children who do get rheumatic
fever are especially susceptible to
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-20

it. Recent studies seem to show
that special susceptibility to rheu-
matte fever tends to run in fam1-
lies. UnfavOrable environmental
and climatic conditions are also be-
lieved to cause a child to be liable
to attacks.
Unlike diphtheria and other dis
eases against which the body
builds up immunity following an
attack, rheumatic fever can attack
a child again and again, but fre-
quent check-ups by a doctor are
often helpful in preventing new at
tacks. Good food, plenty of rest, and
maintaining good physical CON
ditiOn are important safeguards
against the disease or a recurrence
OF 1t too, according to medical au-
thOrities.
A long cOnvalescence is general
ly necessary to protect the heart
and to help it to return to normal.
During this time, advises the State
Board of Health, parents can do
much to help the child by seeing
that he is kept occupied and in a
cheerful frame of mind.
The best statistics on the pros
poets of recovery from this disease
are based on a recent study OF
rheumatic fever patients at Bos-
ton hospital. According to this stu
dy' 40 percent Of the persons who
gOt rheumatic fever had no evil
dence of heart disease and could
have a life of normal activity;
about 20 percent died within ten
years and the remainder had to
limit their activities, some more
drastically than others.
Fortunately, however, most rheu-
matte fever patients, thanks to
earlier diagnosis, good medical and
nursing care. and advances in pre-
yentive treatment, may escape SER
iOus damage to their hearts and
lead normal, active lives.
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-20
Ran One Buck,
TIUO Books to
$4,000 Pay
by HAROLD v. RATLTFF
AP NeWsfeatures

LUBBOCK, Tex. II On an early
autumn afternoon in the 193O's. a
young man came to Lubbock with
dollar in his pocket and two
books under his arm.
The story goes that he rode into
town on a freight train.
He was fresh from South Bend.
Ind, where he had been an un-im-
pressive fifth-string halfback on
Knute ROckne's Notre Dame squad.
The young man trudged some 20
block to Texas Tech stadium where
Pete Cawthon was putting his Red
Raiders through early September
practice. He told Coach Cawthon
he wanted to play football. Pete de-
cided to take him on.
A week later CaWthOn, making
the rounds of what then served as a
sort of athletic dormitory. looked
in on the late conner. He was in the
process Of pouring over one of the
books he'd brought from Notre
Dame. 1t was a book on football
Il knew right then" Pete used
to relate, that I had me a player
who was gonna stay"
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-20
LINcOLN

Miss Oma Hudson, daughter Of
Mrs, Beatrice Hudson, of Dover.
and Mr. Ernest Fitzgerald, son Of
Dir. Willis Fitzgerald and the late
Sallie COverdale Fitzgerald, were
quietly married at the Lincoln
Parsonage by the Rev. E. N.
Wright on Saturday evening, Feb
rnary 14th. The only attendants
were Miss Marie Derrickson and
Mr.. Richard Coyerdale. The bride
wore a light blue dress with lark
blue accessories. Her cOrsage was
Of white gardenias. The bridesmaid
was dressed in brown. The couple
was given a reception at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. 9. J. Donovan fol-
lowing the marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Holder of
Washington, D. c., spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph I'm
sinn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clendanlel,
5rs and daughter, Nancy, spent
Monday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Thomas Bradley Of Frederi-
ca spent Thursday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cooper.
Mrs. Alice Hill and son, Benton,
of Milford, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Virel
Johnson.
Mrs. Beatrice Hudson OF Dover,
spent last week with her daughters,
Miss Mickie Hudson at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Donovan.
Mrs Onis Carpenter and Herman
Clark accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Clark, of Milford, visited Mr..
and Mrs. ElwOOd Clark and family
Of SelbyvilIe, on Sunday.
Mn. and Mrs. George A. Marshall
Of Milton, we're town visitors on
Sunday.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Warren was the scene of a family
gathering on Sunday to celebrate
the 66th birthday of Mr.. Warren
and the second birthday of his
grandson, Bobby The out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Warren and son, Bobby, of Fredcr-
ica, Mr.. and Mrs Donald LOfand,
and daughter, Donna Lee of
Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Kibler and children, Rose Marie,
Bobby and Patsy, of Greensboro,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Watson and
son, Sonny, Of Cedar Neck.