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garage. home in soed oond; pr
terms T Il cAsLyLE Z. koziER.
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Grated Inside and cut; : porehs,
immediate possession small cash
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% p,ss. ssds BIZ R~ 81 .'sasea2d aod. :
sosed e''sp FREE so'ns BE s0Ga ssss
and $40 per meath. WIN, J. DAVIS
coLoREp-r4ss AMEs n. NJ
yery attractive s-rm, ros briek. 20
h.-w,h. iaiI bsaemsnt; sood send /;
snHisnsd s. rn In esssnsns Az f'es
Eslana with AVON REATTy co
AD; 6s32: ewes. and ssndsy. AK
coLoaEp-nEaUrIvuL s.RM.. we'll
hailt and arranged medsrn brick
h.v.-h. buit-in gar faiI basement.
~ baths: excel, canS Immediate
poss; viii finance Cali OWNER
sny time fer inspse. At. lsss.
coLoRED-NR. IssA AND n srs.
NEs---Corner hssss, rnI and
quick sale lnamsd, pess. H6oH b
ss,,ss SoSsEE: w.. itaI 81 lss, ". I" ns- 81, ~
coLokED--sEAk ~. ~ Igs,
Jamison-bailt house. concrete ffent
ins oailsadeL cpllexs. 81 600 desn,
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biz. orren--ieysly s..sm- sFk. hems.
coIoRED--sf.ese powS VII buy
. semplstslr frrnisrec eflss p?sas
ssAITr Il z co sse'e x $50 500 .s.. s.sa ssa
CH aDg0, xxi s14 lee
GoL0RED--lsfs % ST. NE.--pcssss.
sion st setfismsnts s-fosm eytek
hens. .eoa. ! ,rs; ..s.. &c. ssli.sssa rss
eops Hvss. can ~ Jenss. CO
s1a3 sfscs hearss JOHN =. PINK
coioRED--MOpEKS--ie-yr cid. O.
rn- brick. fnli sssnt-. freEi pefsh.
tranasesred 70 Densef, ssgs sss3 To-
day Cal M. rev Ter nrxs ehsass
st this heEutlfus hesns Nj. KsteA-
ems. ATLAS REALTY CO, sT. 79ss
coLossp--ssooxtAsp--saia sss
a3I4 ash a.: attractive hanss 10
o cons. ne4hocshsec. 9 rms. ard
and sarase. THoa. b, Walsh. NC.
sIs lith q - pi 49, siS
loaa. sssss psrsass; @ $50. ssss. sssavssss a; I
oil heat; else. rsfrsEsrassg. tnsss
ysrd: sasssss isrma OWNER A.
Colored--Brookiand
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hsst st .fsssR dpwn, sessnss a1nkhff
gre and q streets ase1 EuasHssE fpN
syira. ses. sne sasn. 81 20
FLOYD i Z. DAVIS CO.
texe K "A -ssaks
THIS NIGHT 60 GI
cnasssa a--coev, ns. -. IS sseat
a. en1y &a&a8a Cat ef e<ees IA
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Houses sos SALE on sTsr

asMApoeIs---A-sea hsas~ 50
hAthh. ns0A. tssefsef mttb ssssssss
eat Ee ssrH neefs - cara MsA sHs
Hssfs. los west 81 Aaespe4Ek, Nd
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4-Bedroom Corner Home
IN WOODBRIDGE, NE.
A beautiful center entrance De.
tAehed residence IN that hish. cool
section, north Of Rhode Island ave
convenient 10 eyertyhins has J
rooms and iavaiery, semi -!nn ioSee
porch on the hTSl hooT: bedrooms
bath and additional room with
ond bath on the second f,oei, sad
stairway 70 completely nnikhsa
room In the attic ouilt-iH sarase
lawn spTinkiins system Owner has
purchased other property and re-
sqfss price psnn. tss salsG 'a,s z onG sni'
NO. sst7. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
IknA n Al N - Ma aaAA
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HORNER pr. Sc.

HORNER PL. S. z.
brick DWELLING. In immaculate ena ].
dittar Occupied by sFfsknsl ewfeY
befHs butt sbest 1910, CortkiGs e
lsiss Fp1nIt modern tiled hssh
hafewoo6 rooFs threakhens. sas ctr.
conditioned heat, nlrs ysFa ideal
BciiiBs Field fTonertT has STERN
sakh and acsefnx Price sIH $50
Inspesi ~ appt ksf at real sstste
efTses GeaerRi lneatGsn rosiss
MieaniS ere. Es., 5ess9 block 70
Horher nl left y sa4sEs
GEORGE !. BORGER
ca Indiana Ave- NV NA aaAs4
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LYMAN PLACE NJ

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$3.50 DOWN
Enterprfse RealtY Co

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kne Aikaskns sse& pF5ee6 sf unst
sls $50
Enterprise Realty Co.
Ex. 1900; sssss ssg uE, sfaH ~fa
coLoksD---iss NIX M0kTa cAKo.
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sssh, Nv ssaIssa ssSss, esi Ike Esai
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toLoafp---s Rooms, Z sstas ave
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|olossp-<R tt,s . syxr>s I'm

--NNnsr rnutt sell tbs AEtf 20,
fl Colonial agitk ige Fmk
complete baths full nsnt sas heat
cst KaraEw. tsfHaa Puks ESTER,
PRISE REALTY CO. l&S4 Eye ~
ms. Ex, J4oQ. sres-. oE a1li
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3RIGHTWOOD CORNER

BRIGHTWOOD CORNER
Near 3rd and Kennedy sts., facing
park: convenient express, local and
crosstown buslines--Arranged for 4
families: / rm,, dinette, kit. and
bath in bsmt.; 3 rms, kit. and
bath, 1st a.; l rm. and bath mon,
bath on 2nd A.; oil burner, hot
water heat, gas refrigerators: built
in garage. Income $1,000 VI. Ewes,
phone Mr.. owen, Georgia 5SS3.
L. r. GRAVATTE
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BLAGDEN AVE.
BRIGHTWOOD

BRIGHTWOOD
Substantial brick home In excellent
condition. near schools and trans
portation. First floor. entrance
ball, LYING room dining room;
floor, Q bedrooms, inclosed sleeping
porch. tile bath; full basement with
lavatory and shower; reasonably
pEE5sssSSr pWEE5sssSSrn asns Gsl5 Mn pSdsss;, %ss.s,naten 5;
Bldg. DI. $500; evening phone co.
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MICHIGAN PARK

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HOUSES EXCHANGED
EXCHANGE 5 RM., semidet. brick
home for larger home. 10. 5000
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MICHIGAN PARK

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Chevy Chase, D. c.
4 Bedrooms, 211a Baths
Spa cious center hall home 27-ft.. liv.
rm,. 1st a. lsvatory, a excellent
bedrms.. 2 baths on end A.. ga
rage, auto. heat, Owner leaving
ss ssEn LANES RElse vi se1HEWS3s ESS SR ipssSSsst ssS
after g pm. call 81. 1878 or Wo.
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BUNGALOW
CHEVY CHASE

Here Is your opportunity, We have
received many REQUESTS for this type
of home located In the Chevy Chase
area. This bungalow is in imma-
eulate condition and has large liv-
ing rm; with fireplace. exceptionally
rooms. den and tile bath. all on
one floor. full basement, stairway 20
expandable attic; detached Raraee;
near all conVeniences. shown by
appointment only. Exclusive with
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
4420 Conn. Ave. EN-. 1900.
Ewes. call Mr.. Thompson. WI. 65o5.
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COInred---BrOokiarld

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SHANNON a. LUCHS co

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TAKOMA PARK, ID. e.
EXCELLENT CONDITION
Located In splendid section of Tako-
ma Park, d. c.. within few blocks
Of shopping center, elementary,
Junior and senior hixh schools, Ts-
koma Recreation Center and swim
ming pool. ! block TO direct trans.
perfect condition. on lovely lot,
enclosed with Anchor fence. lst
floor. center hail. large living room
with fireplace, dining room, kitchen;
pantry, arse den, 2 porehes: ma
porch. tiled bath. Floored storage
attic: finished room In basement:
oil hot water heat. detached garage.
10 Inspect, can JAMES 3. ScHWAB,
Or. $500 After pm. call 81,
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CHEVY CHASE, b. c.
Near Utah ave. and Pinehurst Circle
Detached all-brick home, center
hall, powder room 1st noor;. 8 large
bedrooms, g baths 2nd noor; 2
screened side porch, oil a.-c. heat.
built in garage: only . years old;
an excellent buy for this most de-
sirable location. For appt, call Mr.
Northern. Sligo 1889, with BETT-
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18th AND ARGONNE PL.
LARGE, beautiful brick home In ideal
and convenient location, consistins
Of 9 rms fun hsmt.. gsrase. at
necessary. A remarkable buy. To see
csli Mr.. GrNNETTT. MA. $40, or
WO a4fh eyes liz
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COICRED-- III

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CALL ME UP

Cause I have an outstanding value
for sale, It's dst cor. brick home
oil heat, sar. and etc. Now vacant
and in peri. cond Only 50 500
cash, bal, / trust and priced low for
quick sale. Ewes. call Mr. Jones,
RE 03s5 Ext so7,
JESS FISHER g. CO.. INC.
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CSslE&R-s
Mr. Tih e. FLA AVE y +
FULL PRICE. SlSaSo
Mr. NICHOLS

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Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
FREDERICK
Trinity Methodist Church
Rev. John r. Diehl. pastor

The Church school beginning at
10 a. M, with classes for all ages
in charge of the supt., Mrs. F. A..
Norris. The morning worship ser
vices beginning at IL a. m. The
pastor will preach on the theme:
THE Power to Become" The
Church school and worship service
at Milford Neck in the afternoon,
the Church school beginning at 2
p. m, in charge of the supt., Mr..
Harvey Thompson. The worship
service beginning at 8 p. M, Ser
plon by the pastor The Rev. Diehl,
will be absent from the pulpit the
Sundays of August 21st and 18th,
on vacation. The regular worship
services will be the only services
scheduled for the two vacation Sun.
days.
| Rev. and Mrs. John R. Diehl are
vacationing at Ocean Grove, n. j
Mrs. Emma Harrington has re-
turned home after spending some
time near Smyrna with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Shelby Harrington.
Mrs. ]. B. Lindale, of Magnolia
was the guest of Mrs. Sallie Viii
liams last Tuesday.
Mr.. Boone Palmer, of Whining
ton, and mother, Mrs. Hettie Pal
mer, spent Wednesday at Reho
both.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12


Dickey Wyatt, Of BridgeviIle,
spent several days here with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Carlisle.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Clark have
returned to their nome in Roch-
ester, n Y, after spending some
time here with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. A. d. Lank. They visited
at Slaughter Beach and Rehoboth
last week.
Mrs. Annie Clark, age so years,
of Dover, passed away at the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital Monday
morning after a lingering illness.
Mrs. Clark, the widow of the late
Mr.. Clark. was a former resident
of this town. Funeral services
were held Wednesday at 200 D. M,
at Lofland's Funeral Home, Mil
ford Interment was made at Bar
rats Chapel Cemetery.
Mrs. Ellen Belts and daughter,
Louise, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ry-
an and daughter, Earleen, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
I G. B. Mitten, of Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Emma Slaughter spent the
/ weekend at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Mrs. Helen Carlisle is spending
/ some time at Ocean Grove, N. ].
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
How To Get HeIb
From The National
Foundation On Polio
National Organization Working With Local
And State Groups Offer Immediate As
sistance To The Stricken; Made Possible
By March Of Dimes Campaign.

b. Even if you can assume full
costs for initial disqualification it
is a good idea to see your chapter.
If yours should be a patient who
is severely affected-and this can
not be determined in the first few
days-you may need help later on.
Bills incurred in the weeks before
your chapter assumes financial re-
sponsibility cannot be paid months
afterward, but the chapter will
step in at whatever time you really
need help. Have a frank. friendly
talk with your chapter representa-
tive at the beginning.
4. Chapters pay for hospitaliza-
tion, professional services includ-
ing nursing and physical therapy
transportation to and from hospi-
tails, convalescent centers and elm
les, treatment after disqualification
and appliances such as wheel
chairs, braces, ETC., as needed
There are no hard and fast rules
Each case is decided upon indi-
vidual medical and financial needs
Assistance is given regardless OF
age, race, creed or color. More than
10000 polio patients were direct
ly assisted in full or in part up tC
the end of 194Ss
5. In addition, your chapter car
put you in touch with proper
sources. for nursing and physical
therapy at home, can refer you tt
rehabilitation and vocation Ia
training agencies, will provide lit
terature designed to foster better
understanding of infantile. paraly
sis-so you will know what to ex
pect and how to help your polio
tpatient back to a useful life.
These services are made possibl,
by the March of Dimes each Jan
uary.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lohan, of
Phila., spent Several days of last
week with his aunt, Mrs. Anna
Dendler, and uncle, Mr.. Thomas
Lohan.
Mrs. Mary McCurdy and children
are spending some time with her
mother. Mrs. Mary Derrickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark and
children. of near town, are visit
ing relatives in Detroit, Michigan,
this month.
Sarah W. Johnson spent the
weekend with friends at Stevens
vile, Md, and attended the regetta
at st. Michaels, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin FARRELL of
FELTON,. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Holiday spent Sunday at River
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Beebe and
family spent Sunday at Chester
town, Md
Mr. and Mrs. Fora Tatman and
family and Angelica Moore were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
iel Tatman, of Wilmington.
Pansy Belts, of Milton, has been
spending some time with Sarah
Elizabeth Lank.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12


Mrs. Hettie Palmer entertained
Mrs. Grace Lorenz and children and
Mrs Brown, of Pennsylvania, on
Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Coyerdale and Mrs.
Betty Bradford entertained Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Bradford to an
outside supper. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Holleger were the. guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Martin, of
Milford, were callers of his sister,
Mrs. Ida Stevenson. Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Williams spent last
weekend with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Raw
Inns, at Dewey Beach
Teddie Donovan and James Lin
dale have arrived home from Camp
Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ed. Matlack, OF
Thorofare, N. j., and Edward Mat
lack, of Seattle, Washington, were
/ guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hovey
this week.
Sarah Elizebeth Lank spent the
weekend at Rehoboth.
Edward Gross Jr., of the U. S. N
spent the weekend here with his
parents.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
LINCOLN


There will be church school as
usual, 1900 a. m. Sunday August
18th. We wish to thank Mr.. Her
man Mamitsch, for the two beauti-
full baskets Of gladiolus that were
on our Chancel rail, Sunday, July
31st.
The NJ. Y. F. went on an outing
to Tolchester Beach Md, on Sum
day. There were over fifty people
from Lincoln there,
Mrs. Nettie Murray of Milford,
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Donovan and family.
Mrs. Franklin Dawson and little
daughter Patricia Ann, came home
from the Milford Hospital last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fitzgerald
and daughter Berta Mae, were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Coverdale.
Mrs. George Reed of Milford and
Mrs. Roy Truitt, visited Mrs.
TRUTHS sister Mrs. Jennie Terrell
and son Robert in Rehoboth last
week.
Mrs. Riley Argo and daughter
Joyce, have returned to their home
in Seaford after spending two
weeks with Mrs. Argos sister, Mrs.
Richard Clendaniel and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Coverdale OF
Glendale were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Johnson and son
pickie, on Sunday.
Mrs. Ira Henderson and daught-
er Barbara of Fairfield Pa, visited
her father E. G. Reed and Mrs
Reed, last week. Mrs. Henderson
is at her cottage at Slaughter
4 Beach.
Dick Clendaniel spent the week
end with his family. He has beer
in Virginia for several weeks buy
ing tomatoes for northern markets
Mrs. Harvey Collins of Gumboro
spent Friday with her daughter
Mrs. Francis Morgan and family.
Mr. Garland Morris of Darby Pa.
visited his nephew and niece, Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Norris on Tuesday
Mrs. Frank Clendaniel entertain
ed her card club last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Donovan
and daughter Jannette, of Ellen
Gale, were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Coverdale an,
/ family.
Miss Mahala Isaacs of Green
wood, spent the week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Virgil Morris.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12

1. At the first sign of Illness, call
your own doctor. If he suspects
polio he will report the case to the
local health department and ar
range for disqualification or home
care, as indicated. The National
Foundation does not select physi-
clans or hospitals. This is a fam
lily matter. If you have no family
physician, call your city or county
medical society, your board of
health or the nearest hospital.
2. If your doctor says it is polio
and requires disqualification, the
local chapter of the National Foun-
dation will help arrange for trans
portation to treatment center. AS
soon as the patient goes to the
hospital-or if your doctor advises
the patient can be treated at home
get in touch with your chapter Of
the National Foundation to ar
range for any needed assistance
al Most chapters are listed in
the telephone book under N for
National Foundation, for Infan-
tile Paralysis and the letter start
ing the name of the county you live
in, l. e., Washington County Chap
ter of the National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis. If you can't
find it-check with your doctor,
hospital or health department.
b.. Your chapter will get in touch
zxvf1 &c = 1no NJ
the case through your physician
the hospital or the health depart
ment. However, late reporting OF
a heavy hospital load may delay
this chapter contact If you do not
hear promptly, telephone or visit
your chapter representative. You
can ease your own worries sooner
by making the approach yourself
8. The chapter representative
will notify the hospital that it is
arranging with you for full or par
tial payment of expenses for med
jcal care. Adults are as eligible
for help as are children. Discus:
with your chapter how much o.
the full bill the chapter will pay.
az March of Dimes funds are
used to help the medically indigen
but this is not the same as Gin
digent:" it includes families O
moderate income. who cannot NEE
the high costs of modern care o
this expensive disease. The nell
is a gift-not a loan. While famil
les that can nay are expected t.
do so, no family is expected to inn
poverish itself to meet medica
expenses for polio.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12

Edward Horton, Of Chester, was
a town caller on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Donovan
spent last week at Broadkill Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. LeCompte are
spending some time at their cot
tage on Rehoboth Bay.
Janet and Jack Clogg spent the
weekend with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lathbury in
Ocean View. Delaware.
Mrs. William Higman, Mrs. Will
liam Benson and Mrs. Paynter Cof-
Inns, were Phila., shoppers on
Thursday.
Mrs. George Clipper and daugh-
ter Joan, of Gray Indiana, returned
home last week, after spending two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cod
frey and Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Lynch
at Lynch cottage at Delaware
/ Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clogg, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Taylor and son
Gerald of Lewes and Mr. and Mrs.
Elisha Hudson of Dagsboro, spent
the weekend. with friends in Wild
wood. N. j., They made the trip
in Mr.. Clogg's cabin crusier, "The
Gray Goose"
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan
entertained at dinner on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heals of Ian
sdowne Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Vickefs and sons Jimmy and Char
les, Mrs. Ethel Simms of Phila., Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Tucker and daug,
hter Carol Marie of Seaford. Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Tucker and sor
Ralph of Glendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Gibson o.
Dover, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul GODFREY
and children Don and June, of Mil
lsboro, were guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Elton Lynch at their cottag,
at Delaware Beach, this past week
Mrs. Spencer ScOtten of Dove
and Mrs. Fred Ayers of Oceal
: Drive S. c. were luncheon guests
: of Mr.. and Mrs. George Derrick
son and Mrs. Willard Clendaniel OF
Tuesday.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12

Production of canned meat more
than tripled in the 10 years be-
tween 1897 and 1947.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
Salt for Cows

Leaving salt out of his dairy
cows feed cost an Illinois dairy
man 100 dollars month in reduced
milk flow.