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Evening star., 1950-08-31
Red Germans Plan
Air Force, u. 5. Says
BY the Asseeioted Press

BERLIN, Aug. 31.-American
officials said today there is some
evidence that the Russian Zone
of Germany is planning an air
police force.
The East Zone Communist gov
ernment, with Russian help, al
ready has established a force of
about $4,000 trained infantry
troops and a growing naval
police.
The air arm. like the infantry
and naval units. would be part of
the Peoples Police" machinery
which West German and Allied
officials say is cloaking a prelim-
mary re-armament behind a
facade of internal security.
The "Luftpolizei" repeatedly is
still such a fiedgling it may be
still only on the drawing board.
Whether any Germans have been
flying yet is something American
intelligence officers have not been
able to confirm.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Worlds Biggest BIimp
Being Built for Navy
BY the Asseeiofed Press

AKRON, Ohio. Aug. 81. - The
Goodyear Aircraft Corp. reported
yesterday that it is building the
worlds largest blimp for the Navy
Work on the ship, which will
approach zeppelins of World
War I in size. is well under way,
the company said.
It will cost the Navy about
IS million and will be used mainly
In spotting submarines, Goodyear
said. The blimp would be able to
hover almost motionless or travel
at speeds ranging up to rs knots.
Carrying a crew of IA men, the
ship will be powered by two seven
cylinder engines. Some 875, 900
cubic feet of helium will keep it
aloft.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Australian Minister Urges
Powerful Defense Setup
By the Associated Press

CANBERRA, Australia, Aug. 81.
Army and Navy Minister Josiah
Francis said last night he had no
doubt that Prime Minister Stain
of Russia is backing, leading and
driving" the North Korean CON-
munistS.
Addressing a group of World
War II veterans, Mr.. Francis said
Australia must build up a powerful
defense organization. The con-
hict in Korea, he said, is likely to
be repeated in similar vein in
Hong Kong, Formosa. Indo-China
and perhaps Malaga. "All are
vulnerable" he added.
If the conflict widened, Mr..
Francis continued, Australia would
be faced with a serious submarine
menace.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Misses BIouses

~ Orig. 2.ss peasant bIouses,
cotton with eyelet trim, white,
pink, blue, broken sizes, Lao
III Orig. $50 TO 4.ss Cotton
botiste blouses, loce and tucked
trim pique sleeveless and hand
pointed bIouses. Also brood
cloth eyeIet trimmed peasant
bIouses, short sleeved pique
bIouses, white, pink, blue;
broken misses sizes 81 to 3o,
2.s9
81 Orig. 5.9s to 7.s8 Cotton
broodcIoth peasant bIouses,
tucked trim. Also short sIeeved
royon crepes, print voiles; bro
ken sizes 81 to 36--- 3.99
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Women's Gloves

235-oris. $50 Fomous Moks
Nykon Gloves. Sheer and net
styles. White and light blue
in group 89s
I,10o-oris. 1.1S Sheer NyIon
Gloves. ToiIored or ruffIed tops
in white. Sizes 6 to 8----69s
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-31
JeweIry

500 Orig. 81 to 81 White Seed
Beod JeweIry, including neck
loces, bracelets, eorrinos Zoe
Plus TdS
Street Floor,
Washington Only
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Misses BIouses

24e Orig. 81 TO 5.ss Blous-
cites. Cotton botiste, pique,
royon, silk oreondy broken
sizes ~
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Women's Knit indies

so Orig. l.se Royon tricot
shorty pojomos and gowns,
posteIs, several styles, small,
medium and large sizes in the
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-31

500 Orig. 7se TO 81 Hoiters,
cotton. print or plain - Sc
$50 Orig. Z 80 70 2.eS cotfen
shorts, many ct 'ors. broken
misses sizes -, soc!
Street Floor, v asEiiagton
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Boys Weor

81 Orig. 1873 Jr. Boys Foded
Denim Short Sleeve Sport Shirts,
convertible collar. sonforized",
broken sizes E to II -4se
81 Orig. 1873 Jr. Boys Foded
Denim Short Points, sonforized%,
eIostic woist, front belt, sizes
s TO II -$l
4s Orig. 1873 Jr. Boys Wosh
Short Points, sonforized", zip
per closing, boxer woist, popIin
ond seersucker in the group,
sizes 4 to II --Sl
90 Orig. z.ss TO 3.ss Jr. Boys
Seersucker Poionos, two-piece,
short sleeve. broken sizes 4 to
t"Not more than III shrinkaosJ e.
2nd Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Teen Apparel

$50 Orig. 5.ss to 4.es Skirts.
postels, ploids, cotton broad
cloth, teen sizes 9 to IS 81
Orig. 2.ss BIouses, pointed
broodcloth, plaid, teen sizes 10
TO l6-----44e l6
70 Orig. 1895 TO 1895 Teen
FormoIs, street length or even
ing length, royon net. broken
teen sizes -- 3.SS
2nd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Tots and ToddIers
Apparel

IS Orig. I.se TO 2.ss sunsuit
and jacket Sets and Cobono
Suits, broken sizes ! to a -Sse
IS Orig. 5.ss seersucker Eton
Suits, sizes 3 to 5-----1.SS
As Orig. l.s5 seersucker PedoI
Pushers, blue, red, broken sizes
3 to 5--------- 6Se
IS Orig. l.s9 to 2.s9 Cotton
Skirts, bright prints. sizes 3 to 5,
ST
IS Orig. ST Denim Holters. sizes
3 to 6 ---3 3Se
IS Orig. l.ss to s.e9 Girls
Strow Hats, sizes lo TO. II 1.3S
2nd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-31

The nter-American Highway
in Central America is lined with
Copey oaks, o variety Of white
oak,
Evening star., 1950-08-31
PoIyphoto

PoIyphoto
z Orig. IS s"xlo" MetoI
Fromes --------s.7S
10 Orig. 5.s5 8"xlo" MetoI
FromeS S-------4.SO
8 Orig. $50 Miniature Fromes.
3.e5
3 Orig. $50 SKI" Double
Fromes s-----------6.S5
! Orig. 1880 s"xlo" Double
frome I.S9
I Orig. 2e.ss SKI" Triple
Frome e---------lS.S5
40 Orig. 1875 Leotbs PHOTO
Folders, miniotu's zss
5 Orig. AS Lesiher Photo
Folders, minioturs Soc
81 Orig. z.25 Leother Photo
Folders, woiiet size------7Se
z Orig. lz.s5 ll"xI4" Metol
Street Floor, WashinatoH
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Teen Shoes

$50 Orig. 5.s5 to s.s5 Teen
Cosuol Fomous Make Shoes in
suede or colored Ieothers, bro
ken sizes 4 to 9---t----Sl
80 Orig. 6.s5 to s.s5 Famous
Make Teens oxfords, loofers,
pumps in leather and suede,
broken sizes 4 to 0---4.90
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Notions

IS Orig. 81 rubber swim shoes,
red or blue, broken misses
sizes 59s
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Millinery

IS Orig. 5.s5 to 1925 Ribbon
TroveI Hots in cloches and
berets. Also some nonufoc-
turers' sompIes in fur-feIt. in
Guiding cloches, berets, bretons,
etc, dark and medium shades,
81
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Gorden Shop Clearance

SoT0en SHOp AlSoTuHSS
i3 Orig. ITO oorden Hoes,
49e
"a Orig. 1.4e 6orden Hoe,
II Orig. 1.s5 Gorden Rokes,
II Orig. 1873 Hedge Shears, 81
Z Orig. 1850 Sportsman Re-
frieerotors. for bottled drinks.
$40
z Orig. 1915 Outdoor oriIIs,
for broiline, borbecuine, 1925
7 Orig. e.s5 70 Iz.s5 Lown
Movers, demonstrators 6.99
IS Orig. $50 Screen Doors,
212x6 " 1T. -----3.59
ls Orig. e.Is Screen Doors,
3x7-ft. -------------4.lS
30 Orig. ST Window Screens,
extends to 33x24-in. -79e
4s Orig. 1.4s Window Screens,
extends to 37x28-in.---$l
7 Org. 1895 Power Movers,
l8-in.. oosoIine powered, dem
xA-k> 40 0S
9TH Floor,
Washington Store Only
Droperies and Screens
Floor somples, Domoeed or
Soiled
i6 Orig. 1893 Droperies, os-
sorted d--8.9S
4 Orig. 1898 Droperies, os-
sorted 6.S6
$ Orig. 7.s8 10 1893 Floor
Screens, 3 and 4-foId, 81 TO $l2
9Th Floor.
Washington Store Only
BIonkets and Comforts
tcounter-worn)
5 o.is. 7.ss chothom Afohons,
54x72 ----s.ss
$ Orig. 500 Common Minuette
Blankets -------------3.SS
8 Orig. s.s5 and s.s5 Wool
Summer BIonkets, 72x84. 4.s5
10 Orig. 1925 Chatham Gus
tom Blankets, 72xoO---6.s5
II Orig. 1926 Down Comforts,
royon toffeto, 72xs4 80
$ Orig. S45 North stor, Mo-
iestic Blankets, 72x9O--- $50
5th Floor,
Washington Store Only
Millinery
IS Orig. 5.s5 to 1925 Ribbon
TroveI Hats in cloches and
berets. Also some monufoc-
turers' sonnpIes in fur-feIt, in
cIudino cloches, berets, bretons,
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Misses Sportsweori

Street Floor. Washington
Evening star., 1950-12-25
Christmas Guests

Col. and Mrs. William D.
Wrightson will be joined tomorrow
by their son-in-law and daughter
DR.. and Mrs. Paulus Hofheinz of
Houston. Texas. who will be with
them through the holidays. Mrs.
Hofheinz formerly, was Miss Aileen
Wrightson and her marriage to
DR.. Hofheinz. then In the Army,
took place in the Chevy Chase
home of Col. and Mrs. Wrightson
three years ago when they both
were on duty in Panama. After
his discharge, DR.. and Mrs. Hof-
heinz returned to his former home
in Houston.
Evening star., 1950-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter B. Simpson
of Arlington. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Doro-
thy Elizabeth. to Mr. Donald B
Leighton. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest F. Leighton of Westbrook
Me. The wedding viii take place
early in February.
Evening star., 1950-12-25

The engagement of Miss Edith
Maureen Conley, daughter of Mrs.
Martin S. Conley and the late Mr..
Conley. to Mr.. James Arthur
Donohoe, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Donohoe of Washing
ton and Richmond, is announced
by Mrs. Conley. The wedding is
planned for April 7.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
the Immaculate Seminary. Her
flance attended schools in the Dis
trict and served for two and a
half years in the Navy.
Evening star., 1950-12-25

From our Sport Shop:
eo-lo.s5 to 1z.s5 Jersey Bfouses
Of loo9o wool; sizes 10 to l8, 1888
52-Iz.e5 to I4.oS Wool Mixture
Skirts. full styles in eoIorfuI ploids.
Tweeds, checks, stripes; sizes 10 to
Is 1888
Evening star., 1950-12-25

l7-io.s5 Wool BIozer jackets.
Smortly striped blazers, Iono-sIeeved;
ideoI with slocks or skirts. Navy with
red and yellow; II to l8---5.88
24-3s.95 Fomous moker Wool
Tweed Suits. Softly tailored, with
stroieht skirts. In brown, green or
red; u to ls------------z8.88
Evening star., 1950-12-25

lS-49.s5 Exclusive IN euntein
Home" Dresses in wool and royon
jersey. Blocks and postels; sizes u
2-$S5 Eisenbers orisinel. exeIu-
sively ours. in dressy type. royon sotin
in blue or green; size IT, S48
40-l4.95 J1. Dress. Street and otter
noon styles in wool and royon checks
and royon sotn. Also fine royon eob-
ordnes; sizes 9 to l5-SS
zo-ss.s5 to es.s5 Misses Dresses
in royon orepes and woods. A few Of
kind from our finer dresses; sizes
II to l6----------- S4S
Evening star., 1950-12-25
$ O q

Graceful loose or fitted styles, IuxuriousIy
heoPed with fovorite furs to form large dramatic
collars or defty touched with small fur
trims. Muskrot, Squirrel, Lynx-dyed Fox, or
Persian Lamb. Plum, red, green, grey or toupe
brown. Misses and junior sizes.
Evening star., 1950-12-25
$ | 90

Fitted, double or sineIe-breosted styles g.
fIored pyramid siIhouettes . with fur-trinnned
collars, pockets or sleeves. Forstnnonn or JuiI-
Iiord wooIens, all with furs of Persian Lamb,
Beover, Squirrel, or jap Mink In the seasons
srnortest shades Of toupe, navy, green, red,
beige, plum or black. Misses sizes.
Evening star., 1950-12-25

z4-3e.s5 TO 1925 Street and After
noon Dresses Of novelty ploids and
solid color woods. Also few royon
crepes and royon velveteen 2-pc. suit
dresses; sizes IL to l8--S S34
l-$2ss Exclusive Eisenbers Wool
Costume Suit, dyed mole. mole trim;
.now; size IA S225
2-Sz3s 70 Sz4s Exclusive Eisen-
berg Wool Costumes, fur trim. dressy
types. teoi and navy; sizes z and IA,
SlS5
Evening star., 1950-12-25

S-$ll9 Fur-lined Toppers.
Tineono-Lomb lining, suede
finished wool; red, black or
navy; 10 to lo----LS79
s-Sl45 to $l5s American
BroodtoiI-Iined Toppes. Soft
wool broodeIoth. Navy, black
or brown; 8 to a. Sl29
5-$l6e Muskrot-Iined Top
pers. Suede finish wool in red,
black or dark brown; 10 to Is,
S148
S-7s.75 Hart shaffner &
Marx Untrimmed Fitted Coots.
Suede finish woolen, self belt;
10 to l8. Ours Exclusively $50
$50 Dressy Fitted coets.
Dol mon-s sleeves, double
breosted. Wool broodcIoth.
Black or navy. Misses sizes,
$50
Evening star., 1950-12-25
FUR.TRIM N Ed {
22.75 to 1915 MASSES DRESSES.

4l-Street, afternoon tailored and dressy .o
types in wool and royon pIoids Also wool VIZ
and royon eosuos, royon crepes in black OlU
and solid coIors. Sizes u to TO-
Evening star., 1950-12-25

se5 ALL-WooL JERSEY BLoUsEs -
37-Fine Ione-seeve bIouses in grey n w
beige or black. Also olI-wooI knit Oh I'M
bIouses Sizes 10 to Is. Sport shop.
Evening star., 1950-12-25
-l7.e5 to 2z.75 JUNIOR DRESSES

32-Toilored and dressy types in all wool. VE1E
Royon toffeto and royon erepes. Black QIU
and holiday eoors. Sizes to IS. e.ssr I,
Evening star., 1950-12-25

15-3.5o NyIon and Satin Bros. With
or without strops, lightly boned to
hold bra in place. White; 81 to SO,
3 cup -----------------1.99
Evening star., 1950-12-25

3e-7.e5 70 1895 Knox CosuoI Hats.
Berets, brinns, soilors, pillboxes; feIts
or fobries. Black, brown, navy, wine
and few posteIs off
Evening star., 1950-12-25

6-7s.75 Fitted Refer coots.
Wool broodcIoth in black, grey
or toupe; 10 to l6--S5S
5-S98 ToiIored Box-StyIe
Coots. Fleece fobrics in black
or brown; 8 to l4---S5S
3-6s.75 Gabardine and Fleece
Reversible coats. Brown with
rust or beige; | and l3- S4S
z-6S.75 Three-pieee Suits.
yellow and grey wool combine
ton; sizes 10 and u S5S
I-I7s.s5 Imported Wool
coot, deep Dolnon sleeves.
SNORT button trim. Soft over
coating. Numerically styled.
l-l2e.5o Three-pieee Suits.
Brown and green plaid; size 10,
S1os
Evening star., 1950-12-25

s-2.z5 kyIon Garter Belts. Hold
stockings straight. Black only; "a
to zs -------------------1.33
Evening star., 1950-12-25

I2-Sz NyIon or Cotton Bros. Some
with strops, some without. In white
only; 81 to 3e-------9oe
Evening star., 1950-12-25

4o-S5 to s.s5 Casuol Hats. Pill
boxes or berets in feIts or velveteens.
DeIicote posteIs and dorks - Va off
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
R

We wsN a
tTleaas and na
ers. cards ua n cara
e-Aer aces. oE blindness
ms tne il'nes ana ~
band and car
WFalt we
Rev Elmer
Ton e fnr ~
Wa aen
their N
mH
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
CARR g.

We wish 90 eEarns a
ana anDreelaan COS
and other Eiuane
ralatiNes ana
illness and G 81
hcrace q -
laAnE Rev. Na
torlInE woHa alas
lor their KIND
man and Brothers
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
CARD O.

we wish CD ~
friends and na Ear
bowers and ar
ms tae Illness ana death
motaeE. Also t1e Rev.
% Greenwood ena HH
WmsHaw ol Erideea ue
Af- and ars. kenweE A
son and Mr a'auleF i.
3-81-IE
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
For SALE

Fpl, hALg Nice home out of NH.
luld, FlNp rooms nnd bath, gnrape.
ulle hele OF land Sec Harvey d. Mar,
AlbO Milford,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
MGL Ord
GUN CLUB

There viii be sho8ts Ca Wednaa-
days and Saturdays at 2.ea $. -.
az tae shooting grgaUa at laa
on Cedar Beach Road 81 ~
Of Milford. George Watson. 2-le=Af
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
NTW HTNrAI0W Fnn glIr .

H 'aafea ln Kitten. llaianafa
Hafh hHf hnfh. Nennitan
s aHa .Hiaia llfnieum' aiaa nion
tfaefa HaaHH FnnW has haaHnaa
aF hiffaleu HHiaiiea iu hnoffN Pine
a. white. ESQ whites liafa
~ ttqa aa-teea-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
CARD 0E Tm1E

We are gEatela fur a
utess cards and other ael eE
ness shown us "a caHnaceen
the passing af oar beloved
ter. Helen. Mr and W
u Brown and f#
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
E0 I'D
Ne

0NF-tefvi -
atia
Electrical -
Generators
eE a
nnn
One b.oeE east a.
Bauk
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

FOll hAhig Farm, 30 acres, so tlll-
Aulvl w ~ TIMBER seven room house,
luhillnH water and electricity. Coona
Tor iOOO hrollora with llghta aud WI.
tVil .'a a,hhll COW hAfn corn crib, double
Vh AVNmhNllle ROHd, Phone fnrrlngs
l9h stah Price s0,lOOl HALF cash need
wv ais3aaauat
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

R0UNDs MALE CHESAPEAKE
Dolf-oWuor contact cove natfa ~
Waples Pond Phone MlIlan fla8
3-28-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

AoeE-I3etweeu Hfefd anH Er-
rinEton. one cult.Vatar hanE oM John
Deere tractor ealtaat1f MARCH l
Phone Milford 59l3 IS ~ Man4 4Ii-
ford eaf-tfr
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANTED-Reliable farm hand. good
wages, six room house, electricity and
iuei Write Box 4, c-o Milford Chr0n-
lele, Milford. 3-24-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

a. Fpll eAiia Small white Easter rab.
nltH with PINK eyes and ears. Also
heulNieeg And poglatopod hreedlng
eIogh " New. zealand White, STANDARD
tteNeNaa hhQ sandy and faWn Rlom.
lRh Niehb, llred Zoe meat, fur and
RlloW lNW Tues RNhhltrN IA South
Phone aaib 8s8i.et
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
u 8. MAIL SCHEDULE E0m
MILFORD BELAWH


For roofing and water Brooana
service cali "A. 81 short and sea.
Phone Greanwoo T7as.
1-6-1
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANTED Woman 10 cook and 40
general houseWork. -Four in family.
References. Write Box 8. co Milford
Chronicle, Milford. 3-3l-ltp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
FOR SALE

NEAUTlFUL COLLlR pUPplEN
NON AAlh nnOuulhted Tor dlatpmu
nor Nnd WOnnpd AeVerNl ready 90 no
now Three lltlNW due IA ApWl eNh 90
Nn llenhWe kpnnelH, il0uhtOM Phone
Milford eaAa, AAaNaiietf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
CMOICE L0T0 Am n0MER E0n

SAlN Choice frontage on u. a. rs
tWeet Hlde) u mile north OF 0reon-
Woud' 9Noollent commercial or home
sltoH, Also choice lots and homes ON
PcnnoWlll Terrace, Greenwood. Rens-
oQhhlN. priced Terms can be arrang-
eu. AlHo viii build you a home from
Nnur. plAnn and specifications. Charles
! y conway Greenwood, Phone 1851
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANTED-An kinds OF scraD iron.
RAGS, metal batteries, radiators, oid
stoves. "A, J. Mtllman, Ellendale. Del
Phone Milford a056. s-i2-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

FNN NAltN Remington ag eallher.
hetluh rear elghl adjustment for wind
Nhd elevation Hooded front alghta
tired leaa than 900 rounds. Set al 4
croydon wood golf oluhs steel ahaft
Wo,her ot pearl inlald headu. William
n baNlH, Houston, between noon and
! y np saturday evenings aud sun
uaNe. 8s3i-gtp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANrED-M0dern homes with con-
Nenlenoes. We have several veterans
waiting Call us today w. II. Lank.
Apply Harry 3. Rust. Phone 5173, Mn-
tQfu' 3-3l-lt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

ron SALE capan farm, ennaeltv
nfn thousand ehp0nH ilqhlly HniAhla
twelve thousand b0llnra. Prey, i1llnnu
hHlf' Hhli aaHahlp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

ron SALE One Ga acre farm with
\ room house aud hath, hot aud cold
WNtoh electric and oil heat, on hard
eNtod iM miles south of BrldgoVllla.
o acres Of hnnln trees, 30 acres al
htrhWhorrlea and 80 acres meadow
lNhd, with running stream Of water.
One. laying house, 3a II. 90 It.; one
hrollor houso, equipped with lights
n0ancaal0n in 80 days "A n Rramhlo
and Son, Phone alil, nrldgovlllo, Del.
Call az night RG-i.ls.tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

NON AALW@ ono used 30 a., p0We
boat, aOltAhle for haul aelnoa, 1ahlnw
Or outhoArd motor one new no e.
roWhNAt, never been ln the water on
new Master Vratl boat trailer Roth
hoatn complete with oars, ropes aud
Anehopa One johnson NoA Howe, nsh,
no n, D. nWthNAW motor, neutral fora
WNW ana rnVerae npNfA, Auxiliary nna
tank, llAH not been Mh over tN hOupa
an no NprfpUt condition, NrNnN Cltha
0aWpb lnuu hlncOlni beh Rhane NILS
ford tull, geaaslOult
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

pOU AAbm nunaNlnW, b rOOnla aud
MM MOdprO uNnVenlNnoeal HNrAHe
Nnd other buildings liOpAted on main
halfway bOulp ilB, mlleR south Ol
milford, Phone Milton hasA, llOnApd
Moore Milton, bel NuAslYutt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

I
NQLlcE-seWlna machines
Le-1e4 enc aQ1nasea Sd years. rM-
sa1. = - 14Ela Hhana aE
~A
NoTICE-Tha L q. Burton Comrss-
saaEa9e ana Show RacmR. hgiifora r
- spel every evening fram g .. -
4-l
Weekly rasa eeliversen ~.
sepr vicinity. can ems FOR aafViee
ss.l.s ss.llls1a SeRPg e1mEanEs Shawnee
NOTICE-Chovrolet ana 0is-r--.F.Ila
faAiQ service ny factory trained radio
repairman. II G. Burton ana gnrrnarrr
lhe.' Milford DEL Phone 45eS. l-27-tf
NOTICE - Windshield. aeor riarr
cut and installed az low nrieas ~ nr1-
Inc, Milford Del Phone aE88
NOTICE-Bear front end allrnmene
equipment Check your chaTroiat or
Oldsmohile. j. g. Burton ana cr4-
pany, Inc, Milford. Del Phone 15a9.
l-27-tf
NOTICE represent in my home
Sallye Hammer Cosmetics ana give DOM
AAaAA.A g AAAaAH Oh NMIAtlas ANTS. NNH#I## HNHHa
owen. I Main street. Greenwood. Del
3-S1-1t
NOTICE-To the person that toor
the green Mission chair from tho hnn-
way Wright's Apartments. to return
same 81 az once, of else. Winfield Wright
1a-a-@-~I
BUYING CORN-DeIiversa Al ~
miil or crib door, Top prices naiH
Woodrow w. S1eem, Grain nfflIur.
Dagsboro, Del Phone Rodney 5688
Il-1o-u
NOTICE - Play ana keen vounq
hingo every Tuesday evening. stars
ing September az Holy Cross COM
neuhlty hah. william ana New streets,
s-@t-lL
NOTICE - I am prepared to clean
out your cellar yard o. attic. i haul
all kinds of rubbish. See Aisek Rich-
arcs. Milford, bels for prompt service.
rnone sobu. 6-10-tf
BROILER HOUSES CLEANED ana
manure spread, "a satisfactory lob grar-
anteed Can Milford supply Company.
tnone $40 or a4lS, o. Louis plummer
..----~- Z. q. 1z-1o-tt
insurance. ALI FORMs-FTRR.
Automobile, Farm, Truck Cargo and
Bonds g. Edgar Wood, 103 Church
avenue, Milford. Phone Office 8097
residence 0Szz 22-5-17-tf
SIGNS WILL INCREASE YOUR
BUSINESS ER0FITS-TOur product
advertised on your truck, in your win-
dow or on the highway. RoEaF Deats
Dial Milford el88. 24-12-16-tf
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NOTICE-Landscap Of an tvpaa.
Let me grade your lawn. SOW your
grass, and trim your shrubbery HARRY
III Walls 40a south Washington street
Phone 4108. Milford. 8-10-Atn
NOTICE-Factory trained expert ira
Hydra Matte transmission and the new
Chevrolet transmissiOn-P0We Glide
I. q. Burton and Company, Inc. Mis-
ford, Del Phone 4593. I-27-tf
NOHlCE-RingWorm on cattle can
De cleared up with Dress Din ana Dis
lnieetant. This product has many other
i0rm uses Keep it on hand an Of the
ume and get il at Humes Hardware.
Mihord 35-3-31-1t
NoHICE--Harrington on ana Coal
me-, Roland Melvin and son. Reading
Trade marked coal stove, nut, fur-
mace, pea and soft coal Kerosene and
Iuel OIL Phone a4A. Harrington. Del
18-l0-2l-tf
NOTICE-We are interested ia help
ing you solve your Insurance prob-
lens. No obligation created. Call as
today. The Hugg Agency. rs s. W
Front street. Phone Milford 816l.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
III 81 DO b WANTEn-Immel.

late openings for men Of good char
ucter aud neat appearance No expert
ence necessary Go make good with our
large corporation, Only willing work
0Ps need apply. Our interviewer win
be ut Delaware state Employment
Office, WagamOn Building. George-
town. 10 "a. IA, 20 ~ noon. Tuesday.
April a. 49-a-2l-1t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
FOR SALE

foif BALE GARAGE, also small
h.lhllldlnh snllahln for summer kllpbpn,
iaa houlo 3, Milford 0r phnnu Mils
ioia athN 3s8iaAt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

,.FoR &AlE Massey tmrra tractor.
~! ~ with hydraulic cultiVatora, ono
hNt y" International ploWH. On ruhs
her two 6Nato0th drnna. nenriV new
Qhe l2sahOut International steel hoN
ulHp drilh e. International disc, one
IT, ollNer mower ono John deere
corn nhhtet l'fice, l.bO0 for an Ma
HheetN lh good condition Phone Mll.
lolu 4hVN, bhsa.3t-it
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANrED-Man for night work. Po-
lice office clerk. Must be able 10 type
and Keep Mes Apply Chief s. g. Pow
ell Milford Police Department.
3-3i-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

FOll SALE All ms good nn new,
New ldeA hay loader sgraip.corn
rleNhtoh oliver Ann Arhor hay haier.
wire automatic thrNNdoE international
side hay rake, fertilizer and limo drill
oho corn planter trActuri lntorna :
tlohW ulak, power lawn mower. AN the
hhQNo la priced 90 sell if you are
looking for a real huy, call S, 4. Ayers.
aeatoM 3aiS or faTi at nights.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANTED-Girl for general office
work. Some bookkeeping experience
necessary, Milford lee and Coal COM
panN Phone Milford 8057. 2-2a-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

ron SALE hnwmilu, NdHuPs, Row
~ uhliH, steam MnHlnen, lt0llnrn, Clra
aeg'af "aNs say Ieut I hna lnWulnmnnt
hNiaWhfei nihatf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

FOR RENT and room furnished
apartments. Three room furnished
bungalow. stella wright. fIa North
washington street. Milford S-1f-af
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANrED-Middle aged housekeep-
or white, light laundry, references,
good salary. Live Ia. Write Box 8, c-o
Milford Chronicle, Milford. 8-Sl-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

FOR RENT-Efora hnllairr fn n,ta-
iness section ol Milton. large show
windows. plenty a1nf space. free parks
ing space near nE. VIII rent in whole
or part. Can Milton 5s41 81 51zl
32-3-34-ff
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANTED-Man 20 be trained as
operator in Diesel electric power plant
and Ice plant Shift work. Apply Sussex
Poultry Company Milford. 22-3-3l-lt