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Evening star., 1948-08-20

Attractive White Brick Home
Silver Spring Hillandale, New Hampshire
ave. extended; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, recre-
alton room with fireplace; oil heat. electric
range and refrigerator; large wooded lot
from city. early possession For appoint
ment call Mr., Willingham, MA. $500; ewes.
or week ends, RA. 1901.
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC.
Exclusive, 14I7 st NV. -22
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29th AND BRANDYWINE

We are ready to start building to your
complete satisfaction in Forest Hills, large
det; brick home of the finest quality and
design consisting of bedrms.. 2 baths,
lst-noor powder rm. and library, rec rm,
gar, large screened porch. lot 70-ft. front.
The finest home in one of the most desir-
able locations for $4,000, For full par
icy @ticulars call Mr. Ginnettt. MA. 5740 or
ALDON PROPERTIES
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COTTAGE CITY

COTTAGE CITY
Modern 3-bedroom, 1h-story bunssioyi
full bsmt. h.-w.ha lse. level los, etose "
All couv rmmed. poss. Priced Tor auic1
sale. PRINCE GEORGES REALTY Coz
IVA. 1856. uN. l166. .------ -zZ
CONTINUED on Next PsssJ
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CHEVY CHASE

S111V O411A01
A distinctive beauty, located on spacious
corner lot. The house contains lge. liv
rm. 15x27, delightful din. rm, kat. with
buffers pantry, and Law, End A. has
bedrms., . full tile baths attic contains
| bedrm. and ample storage space; full
bsmt.; oil h.-wh.; also det Lear gar.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
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Division ave. n.e.--1Ha baths, 6-rm. semi
rear concrete porches, oil &C. heat, rec.
rm. with bar, brick wall with iron rail
surrounds rear yard beautifully f1owered
and shrubbed. Phone till pm, Ii. 3540
or Ii o64O
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
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Colored-Trinidad Ave. NE.
Attractive row brick home. containing 6
rms, and bath, front and 2 rear porches,
dry bsmt. with oil h.-wh. garage; prop
erty in excellent cond; attractive terms.
Call Mr.. Loving, RE. 6661 or MI. O169,
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1921 OTIS ST. NE.
Mr.. Catholic U-Detached, center-hall.
frst-hoor den; 3 bedrooms. 2 baths on sec
ond floor. Oil heat. Very attractive floor
plan. Large lot. Inspection by appoint
ment only. Price, S1s,500. Call OLIVER
T. CARR, MA. 1855. Ewes, call Don
Miller. WO. 0112. go
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6325 KANSAS AVE

New detached Groom and bath brick
home; gas heat, full basement. modern
kitchen; large lot; best buy in D. c. at
Sl5,750: immediate possession Cali
HARRY ROD, MA 1928 ga
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NEAR CHI. CHI. CLUB
Located on lovely wooded. well-land-
ton Contains large liv rm. with fire.
place din. rm., kit. breakfast rm.; 4
bedrms.. = baths, third floor servants
rms with bath A home that is delight
fully arranged and beautifully decorated.
Priced for immediate sale, S29,95o.- Call
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
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$4,000 DOWN

4013 Blaine st. ne, blocks of MINI.
tian blinds, stove and refgr., auto. washer,
Anchor fence; house in good cond.; quick
possession; Sl3,500. Call OWNER, vi
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8EAuIIErL RRICK HOME. Include. uy

BEAUTIFUL BHICk HUME' lncIudeS Nv"
| fully equip. kit. with breakfast nook, full
dining rm.. 3 bedrms., tile bath. full base.
att. gar; these features make this lovely
home in Cheverly the buy of the day at
$l8,250. J HARRIS ROGERS, UN. 0493
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). j. KESSINGER & co.

LOCATED IN BEAUTIFUL
Indian Spring Hills, only 10 blks. from
contain 3 lse. bedrms, with powder rm
on 1st A.; screened-in sun deck and
many other desirable features. The homes
Call VICTOR WIcKERSHAM. OR. 2I00
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COIOTeu-N.W., 81 ,UUU down
auto, gas INV h completely redecorated
Act now. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
CORP, 1926 st. NV. RE 3531.
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EIGHT-RooM HOUSE and approximately
$3.50 weekly income; within 8 miles. Of
Sc D. c.; excel. community; immediate
possession. Call Mr.. Noon, TR. 43S2, T.
%
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Cafritz-New Lifetime Homes
Michigan Park n.e.-Stricty modern g.
rm. homes. complete in every detail; in
cluding S-cu-ft. Hot Point refg., Anchor
and many other outstanding features;
priced S14,o50 and S15,250. $4,000 cash,
4f6 20-yr. first trust. Sample house
located 10th and Crittenden sts. ne Open
daily 10 am. till 9 PM Buy with con-
CAFRITZ CO.. NO. 1860
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FRED A. SMITH, Realtor

FIXED a. SMITH, ReaICOT
l113 18th st. NV. Exclusive.
COL.-14O1 w. VA. AVE. NE.
Near .Gallaudet College. suitable for doc
tor, dentist or professional man; corner
brick home with stone wall and lovely
handicapped lot; 1st H.. side-hall entr.
leading to ultramodern kit. living rm:
dining rm. and screened rear porch; 2nd
floor has 3 bedrms., tile bath and screened
rear porch; other features include full
ts tn.t ss5sbe ns toF living quarters
h-w,h. plant, Venetian blinds, alum. storm
windows and screens, refnished floors
caulked, Colonial front porch, det. brick
garage; attractive terms
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors, sos No. Capitol ST., MA $3.50;
ewes IA 1890 30
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LOVELY WOODSIDE PARK

Excellently. constructed new Colonial brick
of unusual design: spacious liv. quarters;
on LIST fl beautiful large kit. with de luxe
equipment, powder rm.; 2nd fl. contains
3 massive bedrms.; garage, large, level
lot close in, conv. location. schools and
shopping. Be sure to inspect today.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
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142 T ST. NE.

Beautiful 6-rm. row brick, incloseo
porches: gas h.-w.h, garage; fenced yard
priced for quick sale on terms. Call CO
1888 or HO. 1449 evenings.
PECK co.
2RIG
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WHITE BRICK COLONIAL
Excel. buy in ne. Wash Center III
entrance, large lty. .rm. with fireplace,
charming din, rm., fully equipped mod.
bedrms. and bath; beautiful grounds with
shrubs and fenced-in lot; excel. neigh
transp.; immed. occupancy upon sale
owner must move because Of health;
SfS.500.
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC
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HOUSES FOR sALE-SoutI

HVUSES FOK SNLE-Sourheosf.
COLORED-NEAR 12th AND D-Brick. 6
rms, 2 baths. c.h.-wh.. garage: nice cond
CLIFFORD SHERTZER, WO. 919l till 10
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Another Wonder House

Last one sold in "a hrs: excelently furn.
units in the best possible condition: ap-
perfect financing; excellent neighborfood.
west of 18th: illness forces sale Buy 1t
today, For inspection call Mr.. Goldberg,
43h4 DE 1nQ1
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Distinctive custom-built English ColoniaE
2-story brick house. Full bsmt Attic.
dbl. brick garage, situated on lg. wooded
lots. lnclosed with Anchor wire fenes.
| Located Calvert Hills, College PARK. Nd .
mr. the Univ. OF Md Good financing.
| 275oo. Would trade for Va. prop. Avail
! able Sept. Is. Owner
IL A ETNHL
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CHEVY CHASE MD

Prewar 2-story brk. Colonial with bed
rms. 2lz baths; close to elementary and
junior high schools: auto. h.. 2-car gar.
and most attractive Ar. plan; ideal for
children; needs some redecoration. but an
excel. value at S26,50O; must be sold this
week
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th St NV, DI O2o2 20
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HOME BEAUTIFUL

It's really a picture This delightful pre-
war bungalow cont. 8 rms. and tiled bath
Large level lot with fine lawn, rose garden
and shade trees; new cond throughout.
A sensational value at S13,75O. Call
SH. 1913 till pm. DENNY g. PRICE,
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30, ,45U
Attrac. yr.-round bunsa.: close to transp
Smat down and monthly payments Come
out Macarthur blvd. to Persimmon Tree
rd and turn left. Saturday or Sunday
afternoon 53 Westside St, Cabin John
YELLOTT & CO
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Calvert Hills College Park
Immaculate custom prevar brick; 8 lye-
bedrms, baths, ise. study; poss: With
title WA. $500: ewes, WA. $500. PERRY
Rn9WHTI, INr 20
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BRICK BUNGALOW
SILVER SPRING

Prewar brick, on large level lot. Liv nm,
lst f.; 3 bedrms and bath up; side porch,
fun basement, oil heat slate roof, Diet.
garage. Priced $4,000.
Wood-Conley Co., Realtors
s7d0 Georgia ave, Silver Spring. 81.
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6 ROOMS ON II ACRE

9703 Warren st., Silver Spring. A real
family home on lovely level corner lot
containing 6. rms. and bath large porch
and full dry bsmt, det garage. Priced at
only SIT 800. Call SH. 1913 till pm.
DENNY g. PRICE, Realtors. 20
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No STEPS TO CLIMB If you live in the
help buy your home; each apt. has 4
rms, kitchen, bath and porch; lge. rms.
and modern equipment: corner lot in nice
house; stores and schools near by. Call
Mr. Houghton, WI. 9474. with e. QUINCY
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xIO,5OO TERMs-3606 Taylor st. Brent
wood, Md-7rm. house, bath. cleo, 'front.'
excellent state Of repairs. redecorat
close to everything, bus at door; pos
$500 $1,000 down-one-haif acre.
miles D. c. on important corner, A.
room house, bath, cleo, modern kitchen.
large living room, perfect condition; pos
session. ERWIN REALTY CO., Hyatts-
vill WA "a
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HILLCREsT-5emidet. brick, l VI. old,
vacant. 8 rms. bath, gas a.-c.. heat; ST.
75O cash down. S67 mo. includes taxes
and AZ interest; price, $12,750. FISCHER,
co. 500. -22
HILLCREST, corner house Of 6 rms and
hath hos ft,1 1nf in n
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.
CT APPROVED

with fireplace, dinette. modern XII '"s
bedrms. and tile bath on Ist t.: bed
rooms and tile bath on end H.; hardwood
side entrance; gas &C. heat. westber
stripped, insulated, screened and copper
piping ItEast nice as level lot; on new paved
ROBERTS E. LATIMER. Reaitor, 773a
alaska ave. NV, GE. 1870. ewes, MI
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BR1Ck BUNGALOW, rms,
bath, expandable attic. full bsmt.; excellent
condition: priced to sell quickly. To In
spect. call CHARLES H. ONO, 81. 6179;
ewes OIL 1923 30
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FAIRFIELD
Owner will sell. for immediate occ., Cape
Cod bungalow in Hillcrest area. Living
rm. with fireplace. dining rm., two bed
rms. and bath. kit. with plenty of cup
BOARD space and Tappan de luxe range;
basement with GE gas furnace: buiIt-in
garage; large fenced lot and outdoor fire.
place; 81 1900. 1887 Greenway dr.. Sc.
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BEAUTIFUL BRICK. bedrms.. living rm,.
dining rm., kit. and tiled bath, with G1 AZ
first trust OF $4,000, payable S6712 per
month, including everything., Gas a.-c-
heat, chain-link fence: 3 blocks from car
line. in College Park, Md; $13,7b0, terms.
BURcH REALTY CO, s5O5 Baltimors
blvd, Berwyn, Md: TO. 1888, TO. $685.
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD.
New 5-rm. and bath bunsaiov: sxpandsbls
attic with pvt. entrance, ami. fun bsmt:s
city water. sewer and gas: &C; gas heat;
priced for auiek sale, SIC, 800; tefms
81 800 down, S75 mo. HI, 1909 after
8 pm Mr. Hamilton. HI. Alto.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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BRICK COLONIAI-S16 $50

spacious rms, tiled bath Civ. rm. 81 it.,
near Sligo Golf Course, on large level
landscaped lot; gas a.-ch.; large concrete
porch. A flne value: Call SH. 1913 till
PM DENNY &. PRICE, Realtors DO
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NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV.
Priced low at S1O.950. Standardized g.
room home in good condition; fun base
ment. detached garage; excellent value.
Call D1. 1015 until 8 pm.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
Exclusive Apenf On
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12

A covered bridge at Lucerne
Switzerland, built in 1888, is be-
lieved to be the oldest such span
still existing.
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
Red Tape Cut on AirpOrts;
Makes It Easier for Cities

WASHINGTON.-It will be SIM
pier for a city to have an airport
from now on, officials of the Ma.
tional association for State Aviation
Officials said.
The associations executive com.
mittee held an all-day conference
with T. P. Wright, civil aeronautics
administrator, and ''worked ont
simpifcation Of the administration
of the federal airport act" Dexter
Martin, of Columbia, S. C.. South
Carolina aviation director. said
Martin said plans were made 'to
improve" the sponsors assurance
agreement of the act (which in ef-
feet requires a city to state what II
plans to do with a proposed airport
for 20 years" He said the changes
would mean more city and less
federal control"
The committee approved CAA
proposed standards for airports. in
cluding size and length Of runwavs.
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mrs. Rufus Hewlett has returned
home after a two weeks visit with
her children in Wisconsin and Min
nesOta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Adams en-
tertained their aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor DrummOnds Of Cal
ifornia, during the past week.
Carl Tucker, Alvin Mills, Med
ford Calhoun and Harold Messick
returned from Richmond, Va. Fri
day after attending the Southern
States Convention.
Mrs. Walter Mills and Miss Eileen
Mrs. Chas. Conaway, Mrs. Helen
Harmon and Ralph spent Saturday
in Wilmington.
Several from here attended the
Homecoming services in EpwOrtE
Church, Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Swain entertained r.
dinner Sunday in honor Of her hus-
bands birthday: Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Marvil and family. Mrs
MarviPs birthday was also honored
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
Toy Train Travels Over
100000 Miles in q Years

OMAHA, NEB. A freight train
that has travelled more than 100000
miles in the last "A years without
running on single length of rail-
that never carried a pound Of cargo
or consumed a lump of coal-is the
priced possession Of Union Pacific
railroad.
The rolling paradox is a miniature
freight train, built in 1923 for a
Safety Day parade.
Originally constructed on a ''ten-
porary" basis for the one parade
only, the train subsequently was re-
quested. by first cne community then
another for various parades, rodeos
and celebrations.
By 1929 the demand began to pour
in to the point where it became nee
essary to maintain detailed booking
records. Today the books show a
total Of 1862, 1866 miles in addition to
numerous unlogged trips.
The situation was not eased dur
A46 SA4S 9NB9CN4lGAb years WACA4 LL4G
railroad constructed a miniature
passenger train and a miniature
streamliner.
Both Of the latter, after a number
Of heavy years that saw them trun-
ding from the midlands to the Pa
cific coast and back again, were
scrapped. But the hardy little freight
train still is wowing them, whether
it be a sophisticated city or a sleepy
hamlet.
Since the train is as tall as a man,
the word miniature" is perhaps
too weak an adjective to describe it.
The locomotive superstructure is
mounted on a tractor, the cars on
tractor trailers. The engine pulls a
tender, stock car, box car, coal car,
tank car and cabOose.
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12

the Shore circuit the past season,
and LautatO, fancy-felding but
light-hitting shOrtstOp, have been
recalled by Roanoke Of the Pied
mont League.
Two Milford members Of the 1948
Eastern Shore League "All-Star"
team are among the five former
Red SOx players who report to
Oneonta of the Glass c Canadian
American circuit next spring. The
'All-Star" selectees, Paul Perry,
a sOuthpaW hurler, and Ray Jab-
lOnski, hard-hitting outfielder, were
standOuts with the 194S Milford
Club. Perry arrived here in mid
season, pitched twelve complete
games, winning nine and losing
three, and striking out 149 Oppos-
ing batsmen; despite his late ar
rival. Perry was an easy choice
as the leagues most outstanding
left handed pitcher.
JablOnski, a former shOrtstOp,
was converted into an Outfelder
early in the 1948 season, and de-
velOped into one of the leagues
most consistent and deadly batters,
finishing second only to league bat
ting leader Don Maxa, Easton out
fielder, with a .354 mark; set a
new league record for most hits
172) and was second only to
Zauchin in total bases, home runs
and runs batted in.
Other former Milford players ad-
vancing to Oenonta are Pitchers
Harry HOitsma and Rick Hall, and
Third Baseman Frankie Malone.
HOitsma and Hall, two youthful
and promising right handlers, won
twenty-five games between them
last season. Malone, a .3O4 hitter,
was unqUestiOnably the most
promising third sacker in the 1948
Shore loop.
Catcher Keith Schmidt and In
/ fielder LaVerne Baker, two other
| youthful prospects developed here
last summer, will be with Marion
Of the Glass d OhiO-Indiana League
next spring, their contracts hav-
ing been bought by that new BO-
sOx affiliate from the Milford Club.
Schmidt, a long ball hitter and
late arrival on the local scene, is
generally credited with the mark
ed improvement noted in Milford
pitching during the last third of
the season. Schmidt hit .267 in 49
games. Baker, seeing only part
time duty at shOrtstOp, hit .24O in
36 games.
With the clearing of the Milford
roster, MilfOrd's last tie with the
Boston Red Sox has now been sew
cred. What the community's base
ball future is-One can only guess.
However, the towns status as far
as professional baseball is con-
! cerned, will be known by NOvem-
Der 21, when the Eastern Shore
League meets in regular session al
Salisbury. Meanwhile, local base
ball club officials are extending
every effort towards acquiring af-
filiatiOn with a major farm sys-
TEN.
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
U. S. Buying Canned Mexican
Meat for Shipment Abroad

WASHINGTON. - Secretary An
derson has demonstrated that the
department Of agriculture will buy
80 million pounds Of canned Mexican
meat, but none will be for consump-
tion in the United States. The meat
will be resold for export commerce
cially or used for relief food short
age areas abroad.
The purchase program is designed
to help provide an outlet for Mexi-
can cattle, said Anderson.
The United States is barring the
shipment Of Mexican cattle, hogs,
sheep and goats, and fresh, chilled,
and frozen meats to this country be-
cause Of foot and mouth disease in
some parts of Mexico.
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
TRINITY

Mrs. Mabel Richards, Sr., has re-
ceived word that she has new
grandson, Joseph F. HrOstOsk, 3rd,
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F.
HrOstosk, Jr., at 7O9 Beverly Drive,
Beverly Hills, California, on NOvem-
ber End Mrs. HrOstOsk before her
marriage was Miss Barbara Rich-
ards, graduate nurse of Beebe
Hospital, at Lewes, the class of 1910.
The w. S. c. S. of Trinity NJ. E.
Church wants to thank everyone
who helped in any way to make thier
covered dish supper such a success.
$4,000 was added to the Trinity
Church Fund for repairs.
Two of our neighbOrhoOd turkey
raisers donated turkeys. NJ. A. II.
White, a live turkey to be chanced
off which brought $3.50 and was
won by John Hastings; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl White-a dressed turkey
which when auctioned off went for
S8.25. Again we thank everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Othyl Wyatt and
family entertained a number to a
turkey dinner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheatley and
son, James of MiddletOwn, were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
White, on Sunday. They also visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hastings and
daughter and Miss Grace Hastings
and Mr. Wheatleys father, Joseph
Wheatley.
The ladies of the w. S. c. S. gave
Mrs. Betty Fellerman a farewell
party at the Dublin Hill COmmuui-
ty House, on Wednesday evening
last. After her sale on Saturday, she
plans to join members of her family
and make her home in California.
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Savage and
family Of Green Ridge, Pa. were
Saturday supper guests OF thier
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Zott and
children.
Many folks. from the community
are attending the fall revival serv-
ices held in Epworth Church this
week.
Mrs. Frank WrOten entertained on
Sunday, Nov. 7th, in honor of her
husbands birthday anniversary to a
turkey dinner at 4:3O p m. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Addison
Tatman and son of Bridgeville; Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Massey of Milton:
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Pendleton
and daughter of Milford. This com
prised all of the family.
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
Portugal to Stop MacaO's
Gambling Wheels bY IaAa

CANTON, CHINA. - The nearby
Portuguese colony Of Macao, a gam
bling center, is starting the gradual
elimination Of its gambling houses
anG plans to stamp out the Indus.
try entirely by 1949, Jose Calvet
the Portuguese consul, announced.
"Three gambling houses will be
closed Immediately" he said. mine
viii remain"
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
U. S, Soldiers in Germany
Find Youth Plan Succeeding

FRANKFORT, GERMANY.-The
majority of American officers and
men in Germany believes the ar
my's German youth program is
achieving its goal of teaching demo-
cratic principles and curbing delin-
quency.
A survey conducted by the army
showed that seven out Of ten en-
listed men and six out of ten
officers thought the program would
help future peace.
Forty-one per cent Of all officers
and "a per cent of the enlisted men
have participated in the youth as
sistance program, the army said.
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
Australia Cuts Plane
Gas Use

CANBERRA - up A new.gov-
ernment order pegs aviation gaso-
line consumption by Australian air
lines to 100000 gallons a month.
The ration was based on cOnsump-
tiOn at July 1. Prime Minister Jose
ph B .Chifley said the restrictions
will help to build up aviation gaso-
line stocks for defense purposes.
The restrictions will not apply to imp
international air services touching
Australia.
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
Final Break-Up of
Little Red SOr
gcoptinusd from nrss pager

tcoptinusd from hrsJ pager
advanced in the Bosox chain on
the strength of. the fine perform
ance turned in here last season.
Price. a war veteran, who was
with Centreville, Moline, and other
clubs before reporting here in late
June, batted .341 in "a games, tied
for league leadership in triples,
and batted across So runs. Price
finished fifth among leader regu-
lars according to the final batting
averages.
Cawley, who played left field for
Milford in 1947 and was subse-
quently made over by Manager
Clayt Sheedy into the leagues best
center fielder, hit 1858 in 121 games
the past summer, and paced the
Milford attack during the pOst-sea-
son play-Offs, despite a painful leg
injury. The genial Irish lad from
Springfield, Mass, was one of the
most popular players to ever play
here, as is attested to by the fact
that he won a Most Popular
Player" contest sponsored here
last. summer by the Hugg Insur-
ance Agency.
BOdner also played here two sea-
sons. Never a consistent or heavy
hitter, the keen n-eyed Milford sec
Ond sacker, nevertheless, was
among leaders in drawing bases
on balls and in laying down sacri-
flee bunts. Bodner played in all
but five of his teams league games
and batted .235. His heads-up play
at second base played a prominent
part in MilfOrd's acquiring leader
ship in double plays with 116 twin
killings,
Eleven members of the 1948 Mil
ford Club are advancing up base
balPs ladder next spring. One
Norm zauchin, league leader in
five batting departments, maker Of
four new all-time league records
unanimous choice for first base
man in the annual "All-Star" Sc
lectiOns, and the choice of penin-
sular sports scribes as the Most
Valuable Player" of the 1948 Eas-
tern Shore League, makes the big
gest jump, reporting to Louisville
of the Triple A American AssOci-
alton. The 19-yeaT-old Detroit lad
was the sensation of the 194S
Shore season, rapping out a rec
ord 83 home runs and driving in a
recOrd-breaking 1873 runs, to fin
ish third in league batting.
Jack Stanley, a big and youth
full right handler, given to spells ,oi
wildness on the mound, has been
recalled by Scranton of the Glass
A Eastern League. Stanley saw
little action here, participating in
seven games, winning one and los
ing four.
Going up to Glass B clubs mex
spring are Pitchers John Ahern
Doug Payne and Don Bauld, anC
infelder Vince LautatO. Ahern, {
dependable right handler, who pro
duced a 10 and record in regu
lar league play, and Bauld, {
youthful sOuthpaw, who had a two
and-two record here, have bOtI
been recalled by Lynn of the New
England League.
Payne, pOssessOr Of a 11-and-5
record, and one of the most prom
Using right handlers to appear in
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
New Model WheelbarrOw

BUENOS AIRES - R 1t took
hundreds of years, but somebody
finally improved the wheelbarrOw.
Engineer Arnold Schauer showed
city officials his new model. Instead
of having the wheel in front, it has
it under the body. Schauer said this
means the wheelbarrOw chauffeur
carries less load and the wheel it.
self carries more.