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Evening star., 1948-04-07
FARM and GARDEN.

GARDEN TRACTORS, PLANET Jr" and
ms sl26 Ga. ave. Silver Spring, SH.
HARDY AZALEAs. all sizes and colors, for
wholesale and retail. 2510 18th St ne,
RoTOTILLER, Choremsster. garden trac-
Epns tSrs power mowers farm mehy trucks
CO. 200 Lee hwy. f'HS Arl. IS cH N 1000 oloA
@ + Sn s. per Ia q bu., delivered; to tOpsoiI;
fLHGsToNE WALKS. terraces nreplaces.
rock gardens, fsh ponds, retaining walls,
pipe drainage. all kinds cement work F.
Md. Rockville 35Ss. %
MaLoNEY'S. INC, s126 Ga ave, silver
spring-Al new equipment, wagons, $500
scoop and bulldozer blades for ali make
tnac tractors, o,n lime ,spreaders, hammer mills,
bale leaders, conveyors. bRiling wire. baler
twtne binder twine,, Myers 4 Farauhar
power en- Sprayers pray cattle sprayers, clusters.
rows. grain binders, cream separators
mixers tractor covers. ESeyRid seats,
ssnfe FEM tnSs posts wire tu line Of tractor tires
LoVELY % YeT aFRfcAS FRI SS0 vIoLErs. guaranteed is
See our beautiful exhibition in our own
greenhouses, over 40 varieties. Also giant
field.grSwn pansies, hardy ever-blooming
Free price ist,, BEINKE NURSERIES,
"ash'-Balto blvd. Beitsville' Md. TO. 62S4
SPRAYING. ;I1 tS tree removal, pruning; feEtlIiz.
Soob sSSK & sR kuS slss SRsyEiA q TA e616 M
spread bS truck. Phone wA psi'ysEfs safs ~. r..
sGE addns ToFsoL T dte4 HT sale cs sG Es sR es4 sad
sARDRNs CAR Sm PIoWRS YVES ASp asI5vfHy HARRoWIlbb-
snsahere iSh ssF''es Can Ivy SsaH standard rates
sr:,o tractor; SIS. Alex. ossS S'teae after
FRESH n Due STRAWBERRY pLANIiss- pMis
oest varieties: black and red raspberry
pls1dt;si sd;si,, fruit p,b, trees grapevine, flowers
ss{ly.S s9HN sn7 sggRp3Fr Sa cspl spleiyils N.hss
PURE RorTED COW MANURE ris or TOP
sell direct from our daily. farm to you;
RfS '0n DAIRY Pr tons $50 sSS sa' Sc A,S5a Can
one HORSE rLow, harrow, 3 eultivators,
pet sts sqsss FA 7sss ass mkinS DEgsh
gssTTda' road srayei and sand b., load. sH
2Srdodnno 2Sddn Or Or FIR. 557s. Prepay tole charges
Tor SON. nu dirt and manure by wa yard
r. and G"e anasr: s' sH s9io oE IS
TIowER1NG rRIvEr HEDGE, to oas ! #
FOR MINED. nuDffSH DfEivERY. Va 5ssp ESQ Garden
King tractors and equipment At HORN
Frs TRAILER CENTER. 5th and Florida
DEMoNsrRAroK. RororrlLER,- new
warranty, Sl00 of list price, CH. 7o0o
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 5000 Lee hwy,
E[lInkIon' -I5
ToPS0IL (stockpiled loam). SO cubic yd
delivered. Complete tree and Landscape
service. RA. 1879 after pm
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, good, strong
ever-bearing. Also q few nice Boysenberry
plants. sH. 4So2.
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ROOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

sos N.E.-Lsrge double rm, next to
path; ! or 2 empl. people LII 371O. q
rs BUCHANAN ST.-six-room row brick,
H. l oatm rec. rm.; in very good shape; long
lot. Inspection by appointment only. Call
j, j. oConnor, DI. $3.50; ewes. ,AD 1856.
SUNNY MASTER BEDRM., private bath.
attractive furnishings. double bed, good
tranSp.: near Cath. U Refined married
ssss DoTGLAs ST. NEs-sinns,es n sssS room Is ts
a11e 6th ST. NE, Apt, sNFront room
for ) congenial Girls; one other uses bath;
unlim phone. full kit. priyils, HO. 1854
rs, rs ,uaaLRaSBp B TER. NE. bet. You and dS s.
Two REFINED iii seSan GiRIsrSqnisssskdl Se Kfskls room
in private sentile home. Call FIR 2336
25 ST. N.E.-Larse front dble. rm, snd
one TO share: mr.. carline. HO 1921. L
1861 BLAINE ST. NE.-Large housekeep-
ing room furn.; working couple or eirls;
zoos SiRiRD ST. N.E.-sis from, rm
and kit, nicely furn.. mr.. bus route E-ai
empl. cple.. man and wife: sos Cal
1923 L ST. N.E.--One double rm., coupls
OF o.. girls, r, with Il home priylIeges. us. oi
sasa 18Th NE.-Lhk.: refsr., hot plate
share private oth bath suitable for /; S7.5G
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HOUSES FOR sALs-Narthx.,t.

SPECIAL BARGAIN, doctors attention.
rms Is select location for Doctors guest
fhoTss f4nns q ,hpg1sn hens 34gs 18th St NV Set
rooms, baths; will be vacant May /.
Look at the outside and cali us for ap.
pointment to see through. Act today.
siSa MAcoMs ONES ST. n N.w.MV.eant. e.la b.d.
rooms ~ baths new condition; s24 $50. $50
open Sat and Sun. to 8. CO. 1876:
,FoxHALL AREA-s14, $50: new, det., all
brick Q. excel. .const.; 5 rms. full bsmt. :,
sfssE i; : ssS s. &, H.
il. one Of Washington's most desirable and and
Contains, center entrsnce' uafs-hHms ss-ft iiSins
medern nSom ''edy s.cs f Hsen large na dining a ns21
baths ara sun deck oa's M md a1spffaS@s' aoor;
maids room. bath, utility room and ;,
car built-in garage in basement: there
Is large fenced in lot and outdoor
below the rspfoduetion cost ititsA'iq1 today. For
ssas; sf es H. iSHz eusH1RD SR 4ss
DUPONT ecIRcLE-11 bedrooms, a re real
low breed At ST $50 includes s real H'ssh s;tss.
price # the property alone; is priced Gee 'at at
ExslusIye ESsl hY Tni,h VIM. H. SAUNDERS Co,
lssii PSxnaLL Il lo'ai vlLLAer-1ovsly hon, .' in
oselace noseh: end din Kit s.d,m rear
screened porch. bath: 3ra Ar" bedrms.,
MARTIN MAR o.; EXCLUSIVE realtors. pU.
SoRTH S fvei cxPif6L AM ASb ADAMS fs ds6 sr. NV
IS rms. and bath. full basement, gas
ngh n;ist s.,.y yafd ., With ssrass: priced ior
WILLIAM H. BoAzE, s4os Il 18th hi st. ea ne. :.
oil h;.w;h, detached garage Priced low
EAs ttf ffNTfT NMTf29psRE efReEE EEEAx 4 wseoo,n
Nebraska ayes.-Large semidetached brick
nsnry and Of mGdern 5%s ses Rees e5t a m
yenient 70 ,eysrythinE. sH. 6446. wooD-
SiRh SEak Nshlfa sth AND io TuckERMAN sTss.- s
window. front and rear porches, storm
AZ 81 tsS ssi to ia.p:s9
sls SSS'ffLtASb Ss'S t4ssS r. Mw1My,. b. ,s!a
rms, sIs baths. bsmt.. with pSt. 'isn en-.
sTsd peson e. ss h. B
features Exclusive with HENRY HOOD
NEAR GsaR saRRDxN ia THEaFEE siGS snd O.. sv.
heat; yard and garage; only s1s.75o; q
soe'yi 500 BLK. Ai MskIerrA skagH; n. s.w.-sem,-
detached brick 8 rooms. / " baths, full
basement. oil h.-w;h.: 2-ear detached
elusive with KENNEDY REALTY. NC,
slI GE, 80 s3os until 8 Pm; onae r "a
D. C.. line. .An-brick det., brand-new,
completely finished; concrete side porch.
rm;, dining rn.. complete modern kit. Sec,
ond A., 5. closets, 3 Is. bedrms., colored
tile bath shower; gas heat; sodded terrace,
finished road; rs bus on Flower ave, 2
blocks west, between Wayne and Schuyler;
near schools, 4 blocks super shopping cen
ter Possession at settlement; S14, $50;
$1,000 down: Owner builder. MRS.
1900 BLOCK LAMONT ST. Nw.-3-stegy
row brick full basement, arranged apss.
and 4 extra. bedrooms: apts. eompletely
furn.; 3 back porches, large Garden, built
Campbell with 4 W. THURM pd. s3o6.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIELS-We breed for show
quality; our puppies are superior WI.
At sTUDnnT5hee5eushbEed red pachshund,
Conn. ave. MA. 57s1 or AID. 5o11, Ext, 3o2
AKc reg viii deliver Cali s"'1 viepna e5s
ctockER SPANIEL, male. black, ! va year;
cotKTs GssssgEHd p,ps Tgs' .KG Ss Ho G975
so and saS AIS Also rf1 bu Risss Brood matron ma ana
COCKER PUPPIES; ii eoIors, Axe reg,
z6 s5o7. opsn evenings: suhdays. a1, e:$' s.5'
DANES. from $ weeks old to's yrs; old.
ptons frem. this strsln; fawns brindles.
males and females ALSO Dane stud service
T. approved DsheS ~ ehsmpion Golden
Va, Duke st extended, TE 2436.
oropped; Axe reg. oV. 4561; .
ELPAW Kennels, res. Alex. Va, Duke
St; extended, 3 mile, out; adjoining Quar-
SoGs AND cars poa-ded o week ends or
longer; air-conditioned kennels. pickup
ss5y;cs SER; v,y,,t, ystsrinary Supervision gIDE-A
WEE KENNELS. AL Ccln ave. Wo o224
GREAT DANE PUPPIES; large type. fawn
Md. Silver Spring o39s
GREAT DANE, champion blood stream,
registered; for stud service. Call ME
COCKER SPANIEL, dark red and white
females black and white male, 10 weeks:
snd an in inosplstsd; Rockville $3.50. 10
OF Parrylin C. D. x. Phone Wo. CLOS
DOG AND CAT FOOD - cero-Meato,
$3.50: Ken;L-gaiskit, s1O.so; meal, 50.
& SoeRfR ptrF}AkA FR}AkAkg kk Rs s.s 80 ,5s
efss5ss eonkrk s} sRAsffw f35awfy pfFfEs 4sa4 rsg
color stud dogs, Rockville 2644. 10
COLLIE. beautiful purebred female, IL
weeks. old S25 IA O25a
pAi.MAT1AS COACH DOG PUPPIES, thoro-
bred, wormed. weeks old; females. 500
males, S25; female, l3 months. all dis
temper shots, housebroken $50. Also
stud service. Locust PSI
SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPPIES, beautifully
marked thoroughbreds, ideal pets for chill
MONT { CO. j,oly 4 ANIMAL SHELTER has
puppies, also mixed police, terrier, spitz,
shepherd, and other fine dogs for pets
81. 5lS3. open wk. days, %; Sat, a-l2.
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

VETERAN, Just out Of the service, viii
move or haul anything, night or day; no
JOB too small, Csll EARLE; AT; 4s5I. ~.
service, low rates; no job too small;
exper,. white help. EN- 1929.
MOVING AND STORAGE-Avoid sacrifice
Of household goods by storage in individ-
ual compartments at reasonable rates
We have the facilities for selling your
furniture at prices set by you If desired.
Estimates without oblisation. SAFETY
5IsS; after 3 pm, OW 2g1I.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. 1887; after Z PM. GE. 1915.
VETERAN, Just out Of the service, will
iob . tee small: Can L MEAELE AZ. 4sb1...l3
service: furniture moving and hauling:
trunks and bsssass. AT. 27ss oS RR osso.
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ROOM WITH BOARD wANrEo

CRIPPLED LADY desires singIe room AND
board near bath. basement, first or second
hoor, NV. section preferred. BOX 1877,
MOTHER desires furn. or un-
1urn. ant. or ROOM with day care for
small boy and baby girl. Box 29S-T,
SLa[ 81
and meals at same To-
cation for about ] . refined young ladies
and gentlemen. Desire spacious country
for right atmosphere. Present ir RESIDENCE sS nee
being converted to school. GIL. 1897 or
OK. -4706 between z and 1920 pm
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MOVING. PACKING end STORAGE
lSansf

WANTED-Ioad or part load to and from
Washington, PITTSBURGH, Cleveland, Detroit,
Chicago, st. Louis, Kansas City, Denver
and Calf; immediate service. NORTHERN
VANLNES, INC, AT 9243. Ii 3T25. To-
MOVING ACROSS TEE sTREET or across
the country. safe storage In separate
:ooms; expert packing. Phone NO. -O1O4.
UNICN STORAGE CO. INC. est. 1906.
Ex-GI SERyICE-Moving, packing storage:
moving. No lob too small; reas. rates.
GLOVER, RE $500. 12s
MOVING By VETERAN of experience, with
new van; careful handling; reas rates.
Call any time, MR.. COOK. OIL. 5137.
SMALL JOBS-BIG JOBS - Any kind,
days, nights and Sundays; van with white
drivers, $3.50 hr.; van with driver and
helper. $3.50 hr. LU. 1905,
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ApARTMeNrS UNFURNIsHEp.

UNFURN. APARTMENT for rent at I7za
F1Esr 81 III ifooa1sr.e SsS 0nss noom., bath; Ben
dix available: SIS mo-: no children OF
pets. 1908 Belmont st. NV. 10 am.
to pm.
EMPLOYED COUPLE. no children; un-
furn. apt. 2 rms, kit. and sun porch
semtpvt. bath; utilities furn., S65 mo. %
Bryant st. ne. Call after pm. DU. 64s0
CoLoRED-sMALL APT. for empl cple
only; utilities furn.; $6250. HO. e047.
1894 Hamlin ne.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Md. 3 Va.

ARLINGTON-corner room. nicely fur:
lady. GIL. 400. Ext "a. after 5 pm. IS
SILVER SPRING--Room with double bed.
Also lge room with twin beds Both next
NEWLY WV W oDiasCoRATED I ROOM. suitable for
couple or two. young ladies, In private home.
Special privileges. Convenient to every
thing. OV. 1035. 13s
ALEXANDRIA,, suburb-Lge. front rm..
desired; home priyil. Alex. 8Is6. .
35O6 N. 18th ST, Clarendon. Va.--Nice
cool rm,. bath, phone, in new pvt. home,
for / gentleman. CHI S347, liz
ALEXANDRIA, Beverly Hills-Twin beds
men; all conveniences: excellent bus serv-
ice; SIS week TIE 6S23 Ill
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

bedroom apt, furnished, $75: excellent
location; available June i; for 1 or 9
bedroom apt, furnished or unfurnished
gos.r, gost: ip s,a1 Arlington or Alexandria Boz
BOSTON FOR wASHINGToN-5-roo ant
In exchange for 4-5 room, Washin ton
Mr.. Mr. pIIEaGi ieNo' A"'. 1855 ask .or
BEAUT. a-BEDRM. FURN. APT, in exch
for l or 2 bedrm. unfurn apt In Manor
weekdays, RA. 8S7s. Is
1-BEDRoOM APT, nice section. at S63
per mo. including utilities; for 4-bedrm
mouse at 500 mo-; American University
Park or Mass. ave. extended; executive
permsnenti 2-yr. lease minimum. Cali
Evening star., 1948-04-07

ERCOUPES, '46s and AIS, must be sold
to make room in our school for new AS
ErcoupeS: bargain prices, ranging from
$1,000. SANDERS AVIATION INC. Ercc
Field, Riverdale, Md. Phone UN. 144i. -
STiNSOS Voyager, l50-h.p., 4-place, flown
always hangared. like new; now can be
bought cheap; will consider late model car
ss part trade. Mr. MASON, Sunday and
evenings, co. 1923; weekdays. MA. 1856
AIRLINE PILOT will ferry your plane to
the West Coast or intermediate points;
MR.. THOMAS. EA 1SGl s.
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RooAs FURkisAED-S.E. ssd s.W.

ROOMS eURNiSAED-S.E. sa1 S.W.
635 EAST CAPITOL-Laree 'front.' room
on 2nd floor; nicely furnished, twin beds;
also single room, maid service. IR.
1854. -
3 FURNISHED, light housekeepins rooms;
sober couple, no children: $50 mo-;
near busline. shopping district. vi. 6277
4es NEW JERSEY AVE. s.E.--2, nice rms. .
util furn., refgr., share BATH L.. j.
MILLS u SONS. Ma. 1851. -
GROOM ROW BRICK, 2 baths. IRE.
places, oil h-w.h.; small down payment;
AT. 2147 after 6 pm. -
115 I2th ST S.E.---Large clean room. twin
beds; near Lincoln Park car: married
couple or gentlemen: SIS ea. 13s
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K St NV, NE
0os9. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup.
500 WHITE LEG. PULLETs. 10 mos. old
a $500 each, all or any part; going out
Of business, OIL. 9574, call to pm
1920 Clearbrook Lane. Kensington, Md. r.
remedies and equipment. F. W. BOLGI.
ANo q CO., INC, All N. Y. ave. ne
WaShington d c
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CATTLE 6 LIVE STOCK.

GELDING for sale, years old, gooc
jumper Is hands. Phone Wo. oo7o Pc
SADDLES, 1 Mcclellan, L western, com.
plete, like new; reasonable. Call OV. 1857
after 4 m g
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HOUSES ukFuRNlsHEo,

LARGE BRICK HOUSE, rms. baths.
laundry, oil heat, garage: Fairfax Heights,
ssos ass sstn 81. PaS NV. "a Mass als.' av. pari-
Detached brick, s rooms. Q baths, Q
servants rooms, hot-water heat, oil burn
ers epo giasIahse;+ is,hs.;+ S215. L. T. GRAVATTE.
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ROOMS UNFuRNlsHED.

3OI6 GEORGIA AVE. NV unfurn.
rms. employed cple. ia. 9455 after 6. 3
COLORED - LARGE, unfurnished front
room for employed couple. 30 r st. NV,
NO 1865 -
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

3-BEDROoM HOUSE, near Navy Yard
rent, So mo-; for or 2 bedroom apt. o
small cottage in suburbs. Have small chill
dren. Box 200-T. Star. %
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APTs. FURA. AND UNEuR.

sss mo- AT. sl27. Box aas-s. Star.
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.
AVIATION,

ANDIRONS. fire tools screens and all fre-
place goods repaired and rehnished D L
BROMWELL. 710 18th ST. NV ME. 1884
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GARDEN TRACTORS, Planet Jr." and
Garden Aid, with equipment MALoNEYs,
INC, s126 Ga. ave. Silver Spring, SH.
Hardy AzaLEAs. all sizes and colorsi i1} for
Wholesale and retail. 25l0 18th st. ne,
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CONTINUED On Nsxt Pags)
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26

electrical system in that school
Lights have been installed in the
first grade room there, that being
the last room which did not have
lights in the Milford schools.
The Milford Rotary Club has
furnished the high school with
blackout curtains for two rooms
The material was paid for bv the
club and the girls of the home eco
nOmics department, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Mildred Wells.
have been making the curtains.
Pupils of the fourth grade of the
elementary school have raised
funds for blackOut shades for one
of the fourth grade rooms. These
shades will be installed shortly.
The projection room used for mo-
yies at the elementary school will
also be equipped with blackout
shades very soon.
In addition to the above altera-
tions and improvements a great
number of class rooms ben
efitted by the use of local funds for
minor repairs to cabinets, closets.
tables, and shelves with carpentry
and painting.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26
Will Demonstrate
Wrapping At Denton

Next Monday evening at eight
O'Clock a wrapping demonstration
will be held in the Denton High
School auditorium under the aus
pices of the Shadowlawn Frozen
Food Lockers.
The demonstration is being held
for the benefit especially of the
owners of home lockers for stor-
ing frozen foods and also to show
locker patrons the correct way
and the right materials to be used
in preserving foods for freezing.
Pieces of meat and chicken will
be wrapped on the stage to show
the correct procedure and expla-
nations will be given concerning
the different kinds of wrapping
materials. Explanations will also
be given concerning why food
dires out and freezer burns"
A. V. KreWatch, extension agri-
cultural engineer, College Park,
will be present and give an ad-
dress on Home Lockers and the
Locker Plant" and he will bring
out many interesting points con
Germ the freezing of foods which
have been worked out at College
Park and at the U. S. government
experiment station at Beltsville.
Following his address movies along
frozen food lines will be shown.
At the close Of the meeting over
80 door prizes will be given to
adults only. The prizes will con
sist of the free rent of a door
locker at the locker plant until
September 30; the processing of a
quarter Of beef; processing of a
hog, rolls of locker paper, cartons,
electric sealing irons, frozen
foods and chickens. These door
prizes are presented by concerns
dealing with the locker plants and
are: A. A. MacAdam & Co, Brook
lyn; Leonard Paper Co., and Whit
aker Paper Co, Baltimore; Pratt
Frozen Foods, EastOn; Dulany
Frozen Foods, Salisbury; SeabrOok
Farms Frozen Foods, Rehoboth;
Esskay Quality Meats, Baltimore;
Morton Salt Co., Chicago, and the
ShadOwlawn Frozen Food Lock
ers.
There is no admission charge
and nothing will be sold.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26
THE AVENUE METHODIST
CHURCH
"The House Of HaPpiReSS"
REv. FRANK HRRsON, ID. D.. Ninisfe,

REV. FRANK HERsON. d. D.. MiRisteg
SUNDAY. MARCH 2S
9:45 a. m.-Easter session OF the
Church School Wilson A. Sock
rider, General superintendent.
Rooms and classes for all ages.
Closely graded school.
11:00 a. m.-Easter morning ser
vice. At ten-forty-flve there will
be an instrumental service for
those in waiting. Brief ritualistic
service after which Sir John Stain
er's "Crucifixion@ viii be offered
by a choir of fifty voices. Beauti-
ful memorial flowers and decOra-
tions. The chapel and gallery
viii be In use with every avail
able chair Come early
$3.50 p. m.-The Avenue MethO-
dist Youth Fellowship. Topic,
Were You There When They Cru
CITED My Lord" The leader will
be Martha Wilson.
1880 D. m.-EYening Service in
the church. An illustrated lecture
interspeTsed with KOdachrOme
Slides by Elsie Anna Wood, an
English artist, will be given. This
will be a fitting close to the Eas4
ter Day.
Midweek Church Service on
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Subject. After Easter. What?"
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26
CHURCHES in MILFORD
CALVARY METHODIST CHURCH

CALVARY METHODIST CHURCH
"IAs Community Church"
REV. DAVID w. BAKER, B. D., Ministeg
Church Phone 526W
SUNDAY, MARCH %
He is risen. Christ is risen. Hal
lelujah!
EASTER SUNDAY
10000 a. m.-Church School.
Easter and the Worlds Hope for
Peace" Glasses for all ages. John
Wilkins, General Superintendent.
11;O0 a. Morning Worship.
The Adult Choir will sing Hail to
the Conqueror" by Edwards. The
Youth Choir will sing "The Tri-
umph Song" by Lane. Mr.. Frick
will sing "The Holy City" The
Easter message by the pastor on
the subject 1.-THE Dawn Came Up
Like Thunder"
1880 p. m.-Evening Service. The
Intermediates of the Church
School will conduct this service of
song, scripture, story. This will be
the Easter message of youth to the
church. Come and bring your
friends.
Tuesday, March 80
1880 p. m.-The Executive Com
mittee Of the Woman's Society
viii meet at the home of it's pres
ident, Mrs. F, Davis Watson.
Wednesday, March 81
2:06 p. m. Week Day School of
Christian Education.
1880 p. Mid-Week praise and
prayer service.
Thursday, April
YOUTH NIGHT
900 p. m.-Youth Choir.
300 to 10000 p. Worship and
Recreation in the basement of the
church. All IL to % years Of age
invited to attend.
$500 p. m.-Adult Choir.
Friday, April 2
$500 p. m.-The Annual Banquet
of the Sunshine and Brotherhood
Bible Glass will be served in the
basement of the church by the
members of the Late Disciple BIZ
bic Glass.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26
Make Repairs To
Milford Schools
CONTINUED from FIRST page,


The board of education has care
fully considered reports made by
the Milford fire chief and by a fire
and safety inspector of a leading
insurance company. 1t is antici-
pated that over 800 of the recon-
mendatiOns Of these men will be
effected within the next four
weeks.
Local funds have been used to
provide proper storage space for
athletic equipment. This consists
OF number Of wire bins and a
large wooden cabinet. No longer is
it necessary to store the equipment
in boxes on the floor of the cOach's
Office. Shelving has been installed
in a small room where some busi-
ness papers and school supplies
are stored. Thanks to the use of
local funds the art supplies at the
high school are now kept on
shelves instead of on the floor. The
girls physical education office has
been provided with cabinets.
Shelves to hold musical instru-
ments have been installed in the
music room at the high school.
State funds have provided for
the installation of asbestos board
on the ceiling Of the boiler room in
the elementary school. All doors
at that school will soon be equip
ped with door closers and panic
bolts The rear cfaiyuyovy Of 4I,ic
school has been enclosed, and fire
doors have been installed at this
place. Two new electrical circuits
have been installed to relieve the
load on one overloaded circuit.
Local funds have been used to
carry out some minor recOmmen-
datiOns made to eliminate fire haz-
ards.
The Benjamin Banneker School
now has fire alarm system. Re-
pairs have also been made to the
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26
RECRUITING NEWS

A new ruling which establishes
monthly quota basis for enlist
ments in the U. S. Air Force limits
tC $50 the number of men who can
enlist during March form the First
Army Area comprising New York,
New Jersey, Delaware and the six
New England states, it was an
nOunced today by 1st Sgt. Paul L.
Peacher, Army and Air Force Re
cruiting Sergeant for this area.
Air Force enlistments from the
First Army Area have averaged
over 1900 a month in recent
months, Sgt. Peacher pointed out.
1T is, therefore, apparent that ELI
gible applicants will be accepted on
first come, first served basis" ,"
said Sgt. Peacher.
High School graduates who en-
list under the Aviation Career
Plan will continue to be enlisted
without restriction and will not
Under the Aviation Career Plan. re-
cruits enlist for assignment to a
count against enlistment quotas.
specific technical specially train
ing school of their own choosing
Former Air Force personnel who
re-enlist within 80 days from date
of separation will also be EXEMPT
from quta limitations.
Sergeant Peacher emphasized
that although enlistment in the Air
Force will be limited, the advan-
tages Of Air Force service exist i'm
branches of the Army. The pay of
OF Private First Glass is equival-
ent to a civilian income of $298. 90 a
month. Education and training in
technical specialties are available.
For those young men who are par