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Evening star., 1949-02-25
Colored-S1.75O Down

Colored-$1, ,75O Down
100 blk. D st. .e.-Beautiful .;
story brick; g large rms. and 2
baths, full basement; INV h.. coat;
nice yard; conVen. to everything
priced to sell this week. See this
lovely property today. Call TIL y
pm. weekdays, Sun, 12 to 3,
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
1NI2 Eth st. NV. DI. 1866. -26
Evening star., 1949-02-25
GEORGETOWN ,
GEORGETOWN

Truly house of quality construction
and touch = bedrms., eXtra-Size
modern kit. and liv. rm., f1repl.,
ample storage; finest features in
side and out; patio. etc; sunny
exposures; all suited for the par
ticular. Priced for selling. not a
killing. Asking price, S24, 500. co.
S3O2 -27
Evening star., 1949-02-25
KENSINGTON
PICKWICK VILLAGE

The subdivision Of the future In
Silver. Spring; GI and FILA ap-
proved; price range. Sl3.500 to
Sl5,500 Some with shed dormers,
heat and plumbing roughed in
Other designs with front and side
porches, built-in garage, large lot
bordering on park.
GRAHAM & co.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
LINCOLN PARK

East Capitol street, between 18th and
14th stS.-Six rooms and bath, oil
h.-w.h.. 2nd-doof porch inclosed;
deep lot; priced $13,500; substantial
cash.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 K st. NV, Ma. 0352. Ewes.
PA O2oS
Evening star., 1949-02-25
COLORED-3 APIS.

COLORED-3 APTS.
Imagine this Brick home in i'm
Field; 3 apis. plus . lge. rms. Q
complete baths. modern gas furnace,
large ward Income. $500 per mo.
Owners apt. free Priced low with
only 81 800 down. Must be sold
this week. Call GE. 227O till T pm.
or GIL, 1909. BRIGHTWOOD
pEAI -oS
Evening star., 1949-02-25
45 PER MO
SUBURBAN HOME
l REAL, BIJY AT $12 o5n

A fine old house in perfect condition,
oak floors and framing; nicely 10.
Gated, close to bus and shopping CEN
ter. Has lot 1O0xl50 with shade
window and fireplace, dining room,
kitchen and pantry. end floor has
3 large bedrooms, tiled bath: 2 ad-
ditional rooms on Bird floor. Light
basement with laundry trays and
toilet; INV. heat.
E. M. FRY, INC.
WI. 6740. Realtor. Eve, WI. B14s,
Evening star., 1949-02-25

Under $50. 600; Bethesda; center
hall brick. 8 nice rms, auto. heat;
ideal for CONGRESSMAN or business
Hos. O575. ROGER MOSS, 2l25
Rhode Island ave.. ne. Ho. oU2o.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

A bit Of old Spain. very unusual
Spanish type masonry home in an
excellent area; 1st f., large liv. Tm.
rm, 2 bedrms. and beautiful tiled
bath; End a., large bedrms., tiled
bath; very large rec. rm., fireplace,
maids rm. and full bath, large sun
deck. porch, oil h.-w.h. The house
is immaculate. Owner leaving coun-
try Shown by appt. only.
w. B. Wright, EN-. 5000
Evening star., 1949-02-25

Colored-S1, 500 Down
sth and N. Carolina Pve. s.e;-s
large rooms and bath; .3-Story stone
nice yards: conven to everything;
ideal for income; plus home; priced
TO sell this week. Call till 8 pm.
weekdays; Sun, 12 to 8.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
1 n1o 1rth ct n w DI 16hh -2R
Evening star., 1949-02-25
AnacoStia-$1. .OOO Down

AIldCUSCId-9 ,UUU DOWn
Colored-5 rms. tile bath, with
shower; row brick: oak floors; bsmt.,
oil &C. heat. Home financed for
2o-year loan at A. for small month
iy payments. For appt.. Mr.. Hollo-
CAMPANELLA & WOOD
Evening star., 1949-02-25
BUNGALOW, 7 RMS.

open Daily I TIL Dark
A real buy! 1923 Eastern ave ne.
at r. Owner will accept best
offer this week. Spacious home of
4 bedrmS., . baths. rec. rm.. attic,
oil h.-w;h., reas; down payment In
speCt with Mr.. Tolson. FIR. 0390.
O'BANNON REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
BRICK BUNGALOW

Detached prewar brick, with 1st-noor
bedroom and y bath; 3 ,family:sised
bedrooms, 2nd floor: large living
room, dining room and kitchen: side
screened porch. built-in garage, gas
heat; priced to sell quickly.
DENNY & KELLY
Evening star., 1949-02-25
BRICK BUNGALOW

Silver Spring. You say you're not
satisfied with today's prices. Listen
to this Large liV. rm., din. rm.. kit,
stairway to partially finished attic;
full bsmt., pine-paneled rec rm.:
close to schools. shopping and transp.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
SAVE SSS

OAVG Opp
Colored-Anacostia $1O,950. 2 bed
rms, tile bath, liv. rm., din. .rm.,
kit; ultramodern. House has been
built . years. Don't miss this buy
Call now. ST. 1923. PH1LLIPS 4 co
Evening star., 1949-02-25
.ENSINGTON-S1O,5OO
KENSINGTQN

Det. center-entr.. 3-bedrm. brick home
in new-house cond.. on a large lot
price. S13,950; small cash payment
and S74 mo. includes taxes and ins.
Your rent receipts will buy this
home.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
1920 Conn. ave, EN-. 1900 till 9 p m,
Evening star., 1949-02-25
SILVER SPRING

sSs oI families TmS snf H. 09th rm asPt. IsP
4 bedrms.; oil h.-w.h., dry bsmt
garage. 273 Park ave. Ewes, SH.
6O75. WILLIAM r. THOROW.
GOOD, DE. 0317. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
D04N4N Z % 1AHhH4
Realtors, SH. 1913; ewes. WA. 1865,

"Dreamhouse" Site
Naval officer leaving W C. & A. N.
Miller's beautiful new development.
4 bedrms., -3la baths, large den and
liv. rm., 3 flreplaceS; entire basement
finished CAMERON. No agent. WI.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
Above Roosevelt High

AS GOOD as new-house condition; 2
stories, cellar; brick; six rooms
bath. glassedin Sunroom and sleep
blinds, elec. refgr, gas furnace.
h.-Wh.; garage; lot 156 it. deep;
near Iowa ave. and 18th st. Ewes.
phone Mr. Woodwell. Taylor $3.50.
L. T. GRAVATTE
Evening star., 1949-02-25

2397 Pa. ave. Sc. AT. s941 .-27
$10,250-Congress Heights
An attractive semidetached brick
home having comfortable rooms
bedrooms, tiled bath, dry base
ment, oil aforementioned heat; rear
yard inclosed with Anchor fence;
made to order for employees of Boil
ing Field. MAS, NRL and Navy Yard.
With $4,000 cash the.total monthly
carrying charges are only S87 in
Guiding principal, interest. taxes and
insurance. TRANSPORTATION only u
block For appointment. call Mr..
Smith Evenings, Ii 5221 or EN-.
1103. THOS. J. FISHER & CO.,
INC Realtors DI 6S3O
Evening star., 1949-02-25
SILVER SPRING

Prewar brick in Sligo Hills section.
ConY. to everything. Seven full
rms. plus finished recreation rm.
with fireplace. aft. liv. rm. with
fireplace. 22-ft. den, guest-sized din.
rm extra large equipped kitchen.
center stair entrance and powder rm.
on 1st floor; master bedroom with
full bath, other large bedrmS. and
bath on 2na floor; stairs to large
storage space on Bird floor; fun TILED
bath in bsmt: oil &C. heat: bu,
in garage. Located among the best
custom-built homes with beautiful
trees and fine landscapins. Price,
Evening star., 1949-02-25

Veterans, Your Attention
To purchase Viers Mill VILLAGE
payment Except usual settlement
eXpenSeS and only S2.15 day
includes everything, Buddy it's the
best deal In town. For additional
information call SH. 1898 from II
til dark, or drive out Ga ave. to
Wheaton. turn left on Viers Mill
I'd. Rockville Pike to Viers Mil
Village and model house.
Cnlnnial In1rncfnnont "a
Evening star., 1949-02-25
REALLY LARGE

4 enormous bedrms. and bath on End
f.. lovely liv. rm. and firepl.; real
dining rm., ultramodern kit, hard,
bsmt. garage. Nice front porch;
S14,a5O Don't miss this buy Call
today ST. 1923, PHILLIPS & CO
Evening star., 1949-02-25
NEAR MINI. AVE.

NEAR MINI. AVE.
And E. Cap. st. Purchased new sew
eral years ago. and So 500 in added
improvements made; 2-story brick,
8 rms, bath; combination screen and
storm windows and doors, Venetian
blinds, permanent all-weather metal
awnings, rock wool insulated, Kel-
vinator refrigerator Anchor fenced
in yard Owner is purchasing larger
priced home. Eve. phone Temple
1888.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K st. NV. Realtor, MA 0753
Evening star., 1949-02-25
N CAPITOL AND r

6-room, 20-ft row brick; can pur-
chase at very low price; 81 800
down. ATHEY & CO. 921 18th ST.
NV, EX. 1871; ewes, DE. 4S2O.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
TAKOMA PARK

4444AO4VA44 = 411N3A
Easy walking distance to District line.
Cozy. cypress-shingled bungalow on
quiet st: liv. rm. with fireplace.
full-sized din. rm, small equipped
kitchen, bedrms and bath on
1st floor; pulldown stairway to
storage attic. full bsmt.; oil h.-wh.,
outside entrance. inclosed porch.
$500 down. $s5 per mo. Price,
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
S710 Georgia ave-. 81. 500 till 8.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
Bethesda Bungalow, $13,95O

DOV1zCDOu DU1I6cI1OWJ 1IJ,JJU
Most attractive corner, Just off Wis.
ave; living rm., open fireplace, din
ing rm., kitchen. screened side porch,
2 large. bedrms. and bath, full base
ment. h.-w.h. oil, expandable attic;
lot 60x122H; $500 cash, conven-
lent payments. To inspect, call Mr..
Manson. EN- 1929.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 18th st. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

$500 DOWN, $40 mo-, or 500 mo
$3.50 down; S6,950. rms, bath
and util. rm.; a.-c.h.: rent, SS5.
HI. 6S70. -2T
Evening star., 1949-02-25
NEAR PA. AND MINI

NEAR PA. AND MINI.
A bargain for cheap and comfortable
living, featuring liv. rm., din. rm..
kit. and bath on lst fir.; Q bedrms.
on End fr.: S7950 full price; $3.50
down. Call Mr.. Moore, with T.
PAUL MUDD & CO. 24nS MINI
ave. Sc. TR 43s2; ewes, TR. 3O&0
WITH INCOME
. STORY brick. Ia years old; 2-ism-
lily unit, income from ] unit will
pay monthly payments: units very
Call ST. 1851.
Montgomery Inv. & Ins. Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
2215 32nd PL. Sc.

GI 10 OI1INt u. O.I.
Hillcrest - Detached brick 2-family
home; nice income; . completely
furn. apts, with 3 rms. and bath in
each apt; oil a C heat separate
entrances; only SlS,50O; reas. terms
phone EX. 7l5S
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
2O22 Nichols ave. sc. -26
OPEN SAT, SUN, 2 TO 6
1928 RIDGE PL. Sc.
owner leaving, town. Will sell this
arranged as 2 apts concrete front
porch, oil h.-w h.. Immaculate con-
dition. Mr.. Finotu. VI. 1884 on
premises. Exclusive with
T. PAUL MUDD co.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
RIVER TERRACE

Five rooms. one bath, recreation
room, in excellent condition. Priced
far below other houses in this loca-
ton at S9.250; convenient terms.
THE PRENTICE CO., ST. $3.50; Sun.
and ewes, ST 2S4S -26
Evening star., 1949-02-25
GEORGETOWN

KALORAMA SECTION
Attractive town house in this very
desirable location-Double reception
room, bedrooms, baths, servants
quarters; garage and garden; price,
$42,500. Call Jay MacKelvie, MI,
$3.50 or HU. 7105.
D. A. HANES, INC.
1ROO OOtb 81 NV oR
Evening star., 1949-02-25
WeStmoreland Hills

4 bedrooms, 2 baths; exceptionally
functional design; beautifully PLAN
ned living and dining rooms; large
cupboard-flled kitchen; huge porch;
2-car garage; extremely we'll A.
nancsd. Exclusively with H ].
tors Builders, OIL. 1886; ewes, OF.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
TWIN-SIZE BEDROOMS

If you are familiar with a lovely
ave. we urge you to see this most
attractive red brick residence with
slate roof and breezeway leading
to 2-car garage; it contains 4
tWin-Size bedrooms with = closets
each. with powder room and Ii
brary Shown by appt. only. ARLEY
JOHNSON REALTY CO., 34O2 Conn.
or -1nD Ok
Evening star., 1949-02-25
Home of Distinction
IfI II oI. INV -. -
A MAGNIFICENT VIEW

A MAGNIFICENT VIEW
Of the river; NATURAL wooded site
to all this charming house in the
pink of condition; its large rooms,
arranged to capture the incompar-
able view; fine equipment and many
unusual features. make this a dig
nified and beautiful residence. A
DE 4lO1 ewes. Elk. $3.50.
Frances Powell Hill
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21
BigfOrk Would Change
40 to "a Drubbing
bu Eric Andrea

Saturday evening will see the
Bigfork Vikings seeking revenge
on their own small floor for the
40 to "a drubbing the Wildcats
handed them last Saturday here.
Bigfork jumped to an early first
quarter lead of 8 to 6, but the
Wildcats came back in the second
and led 16 to IA at the half. Play
ing very well defensively the
Wildcats held Bigfork scoreless in
the third quarter while bringing
their own count up to "a. Fourth
quarter play saw both teams find
ing the hoop, Wildcats adding 16
and Bigfork 10. The final count.
Columbia Falls 40, Bigfork "a.
Peck and Johnson paced Falls
with 10 each. Barta was high for
Bigfork with 9.
Falls lineups were: Peck 10
Bethel 2, Lee, Higson 2, r. Cava-
lar 4, Johnson 10, Kartheiser 1.
Cook Ressler S, Grilley 2, Walton
2, J. Cavalar 2, Andrew.
Falls B squad beat Bigfork B
sc to 20.
Last Friday night the Wildcats
were taken 81 to 81 by the White
fish Bulldogs. The Wildcats could
1T find the basket while White
fish seemed to hit from anywhere.
Higson made for Falls and r. |
xnapton "a for Whitefish.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21
File Second DamtOWn
Suit About Parks

A second park suit in respect
to the Damtown section of Hun
cry Horse has been filed in dist
rict; court. John A. Farmer alleges
:. that he purchased a domestic from
Ward Mcmillan and Roland An
dersen with the understanding that
tracts between his property and
the Flathead's south fork would
be parks.
Farmer built his home to face
the parks, he says, but now finds
that there are buildings being err
ected on the land in question. Also
named in the action is D. G.. Flem-
ing, who apparently purchased
park land" from Andersen and
Mcmillan, for building purposes.
Another (Damtown) suit prev
iously filed in respect to parks is
that involving frontage on U. S.
highway No. 2. The claimants say
that they understood this land
would not be used for commercial
buildings. Andersen and Mcmillan
state that it is not tax free park"
land, but their intention was to
leave most of the frontage free of
Bringing this suit last
December were Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Leahy, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
van Ostrand. Walter c.. Morris
and Charles R. Gibson.
Pope and Smith, Missoula, re- ,
present the parties bringing the
suits.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21
Around Apgar

Our little radio came last week
when it was so very cold. We
were afraid we wouldn't be able
to get good reception without an
outside aerial but Rae Marie plug
ged 1t in, turned it on, and we
were pleased when we found we
had a number Of very good sta
fions.
Our rhythm band instruments
came last Friday. We had lots of
fun trying the various things. We
think both committees did q fine
job.
Today deer came to eat off
the window sill just as the rhythm
band was ready to start. We were
afraid we'd brighten him, so we
didn't start the band but did start
the photograph. He stood listening
turning first one ear toward the
sound, and then the other. We
think he liked the music and
when he walked away, stepping
nlgn, he was definitely keeping
step.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Neer, Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Greenwood, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Irgraham and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simons and
girls, went to Roman Thursday
to visit friends and relatives.
Jerry and Billy Mackin spent
the weekend with their mother.
Mrs. Janette Mackin, Kalispell
Cub scouts had a skating party
last Wednesday, and hot choc-
olate was served afterwards. Ken
ny kee had birthday party after
the cub scout meeting this week.
He is II years old.
Howard Wagner celebrated his
9th birthday by having a few
friends to party. Games were
played and lunch was served.
Bob Vincent says the scouts are
to meet Wednesdays at 700 p. m.,
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21
at the Rec. hall.

at the Rec. nan.
Dolores Anderson left Wednes-
day morning for Helena. From
there she will accompany Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bompart, Of that
city to San Francisco. She will
be gone about 10 days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bompart are driving through
to attend a car dealers conven-
ton.
The winner last week in the mui-
tiplication contest was Jerry
Mackin.
The mail carrier up the North
Fork, Ralph Day. tells us he was
held up about 21a hours last Fri
day by a moose. HE stayed in
front of the jeep for about nine
miles," says Mr.. Day. And every
little while would stop and we had
to wait until he went on. He paid
no attention whatever to shots
over his head, and didn't leave
the road until he got up to Big
creek, where the snow isn't SO
deep on the sides of the road"
A number went to the Columbia
Falls basketball game from Apgar
asst Saturday night. They reported
1 fine game. People have report
ID that they also have a good high
school band down there.
Several children are out of
;chool with colds this week.
The study group met at Apgar
chool, Monday evening. Mrs. Kee
cad the subject for discussion.
he mothers listened to the new
ado, had a Sing" and even
ried out the new band. They did /,
cry well. A very fine lunch was
erved by Mrs. Salansky and Mrs.
Usher.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21

The bride-to-be Is a graduate OF
1Jrsuline academy, Carleton college
and the University of Minnesota
school of medicine. She is now In
terning at the Charles T. Miller
hospital, st. Paul.
Mr.. Hoag, a frequent visitor
here. is a graduate Of Hotchkiss,
Vale and the University of Mich
iean law school.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21

Attending the Pontiac Motor
Division 5-day school in Missoula
was Otto Stok Of Manions, Kali
ispell. Factory trained instructors
were in charge of the sessions
which covered all phases of the
hydra-matic transmission.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21
Regime ArOnOw, John
Hoag to Wed in Park

Married in July at Lake McDoh-
aid will be DR.. Regime Arono"'
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. boris
Aronow, Shelby, to John I. Hoas'
Crosse Pointe, Mich.
The wedding will take place d.
tho AronoW summer home.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21

IT It's free barbecues =, !,
horn cafe this satu.s d. TIE /
Grand opening of ths s'e|
morrow and not last 's e. !
In last weeks paper, PIT
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21
Friday, January ?,

an nne engagement ha, H., )
OnOW. and Mn
Evening star., 1949-11-25
IN. Y. U. Removes Mural
FAffer Anii-Red Protests
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-A mural
sketch-subject Of q bitter campus
controversy - has been removed
from the wall Of a lounge at New
York University.
The row over the mural started
last week after one student fac
ton denounced it as a vicious
piece of Communist propaganda. u
Others vigorously defended it.
To try to ease the tension, uni
versity authorities quietly took the
mural down yesterday-while most
students were away for the four
day Thanksgiving holiday.
But officials said they weren't
taking sides In the dispute.
Student critics of the mural
| sketch claim it depicts Russians
living happily in a paradise, with
Americans shown in depressing
! hell hole"
The sketch for the mural, to be
entitled "One World" was exc
cuted by a graduate student artist
Harold Collins. It was chosen in
Evening star., 1949-11-25
1874 See Austrian Art
Al Gallery on Holiday

A total of 1894 persons used
part of Thanksgiving Dav to in
spect the Austrian art treasures
at the National Gallery of Ar.
The holiday crowd, however, did
not approach the size of that which
filed through the Gallery last Sum-
day, when the loan exhibition was
opened-41, ,725 persons.
Gallery officials said $4,000
visitors have viewed the Haps-
burg collection to date.
Evening star., 1949-11-25
Argentina S Seizure
OF Newspaper Office,
Scored by Peron Foe
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 25.-An
opposition member Of the con-
gressional committee on anti
Argentine activities condemned
today as unauthorized" the
seizure Of business offices Of news
papers and news agencies in
Buenos Aires.
Acting in the name Of the full
committee, a two-man subcom-
mittee of Peronist deputies. Jose
Emilio Visca and Rodolfo P. Deck
er, took over the account books
of. the Associated Press, the
United Press and seven Buenos
Aires newspapers.
The subcommittee announced
its purpose was to ascertain the
source of funds supporting the
coalition which tried to defeat
Juan D. Peron for the presidency
lin 1916. .....
J. Anibal Davila. member OF
the opposition Radical Party In
Congress and one of the three
minority members Of the Anti
Argentine Activities Committee.
said the raids by the two Peronist
deputies were carried out without
consultation with the full COM
mittee for authorization.
Mr.. Davila said Mr.. Visca and
Mr.. Decker worked as political
accusers," and added that his par
ty members "censure and de-
nounce" their actions.
Beginning the third day OF the
raids, Mr.. Visca and Mr.. Decker
this morning seized the books OF
the Socialist weekly La Vanguar-
dia, which has not been published
since it was closed year ago by
the city government on grounds
that its building violated an ordi-
nance. The party had been un-
able to print the paper elsewhere
because, it said. no printer was
willing to handle the job.
Later the committeeman went
to Union Industrial. a business
mans organization which strong
ly opposed Gep. Peron's election,
and to the Catholic newspaper,
Ell Pueblo. where they intervened
in the business offices. Union In
dustrial's control has changed
since Gen. Peron's election and
the organization now Is In gov
ernment hands.
The full Anti-Argentine Activi-
ties Committee is made UP Of II
members, eight Of them Peron-
lists and three radicals.
A thin coat Of white or alumni
mum paint on q screen will make
the interior of q house less visible
from the outside.
Evening star., 1949-11-25

A thin coat Of white or alumni
mum paint on q screen will make
the interior of q house less visible
from the outside.
Evening star., 1949-11-25

a contest, judged by a committee
of students and faculty members.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14
Need of State
Cage League Is
Again Being Stressed
teontinued from nrrt naesl


points as ChestertoWn, Cecilton,
and Denton and Sussex County
teams failing to meet Kent County
(DeL) rivals, yet making long
iaunts to distant points such as
Cambridge, Crisfeld, Pocomoke and
Salisbury.
If the six Delaware members of
the Mar-Del League and the four
Delaware members Of the Eastern
Shore cage loop were to band
themselves together in one league,
each and every team would be
competing against all its natural
or traditional rivals, long unneces-
sary jaunts to places like Chester
town, CeciltOn and Cambridge
would be eliminated, and basket
ball. in general, would receive a
real "shot in the arm" Such a step
would not necessarily deprive fans
in the various Maryland Eastern
Shore communities of basketball
as there are already other leagues
functioning in their immediate sec
tions that could absorb these Mary
land teams.
1t may seem a little early for
discussion of 1949-5O basketball
plans, but much time is necessary
if such a league is to be organized.
The first step in this direction will
be an early meeting of representa-
tives Of lower Delaware teams,
either at Dover or here at Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14
OVERLOOK

Revival services are being held
at Whites Chapel every night.
Howard Millman, Jr., a student
of Lewes School, has recently re-
turned from his trip to Richmond,
Va, as an alternate in the dairy
judging team in Delaware. He
placed very well. The trip was
we'll enjoyed and while at Wash
ington he saw many historical
events.
Mrs. Efie Parsons had as her
guests on Sunday her son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Parsons and two chill
dren of Holloway Terrace, New
Castle, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Macklin,
Jr., of Lincoln, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Pepper and children of FL
lendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warrington
and daughter of Harrington and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Warning
ton and family of Milton, were din
ner guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Millman
called to see Mrs. Susie Davidson
and her son, Harry Davidson on
Friday night, as Mr.. Davidson is
very i'll.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14

The average capacity of U. S
IrelghI cars is more than so tons.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14

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