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Evening star., 1950-03-17

| WlllKle letter: This was dictated
Friday morning-long before this
vile attack started-FDR."
Mr.. Wilkie never made the trip
Wrote Letter to King.
On January "a, 1943, Mr.. Roose-
velt took time out from the Casa
blanca conference to write in
longhand a letter to MY Dear
King George"-the King of Eng
land.
las for Mr.. Churchill and my
SELF" wrote the President, II need
not tell you that we make a per-
fectly matched team in harness
and out and. incidentally. we had
lots of fun together as we always
do"
One of the documents in the
collection disclosed that President
Roosevelt conceived plan for
world peace in the early 1920s
which in many aspects closely
paralleled that OF. the United Ma
tions.
He wrote out the plan at the
time Edward Box of Philadelphia
was offering a reward for a cap
ital proposal to preserve world
peace.
Made Many Changes.
In one of the late Presidents S
documents. which he wrote short
ly before his death, he said:
In the summary preceding this
plan I said: Tt takes over all that
is best in the existing League fof
Nations, including the great hu-
manitarian and economic enter
prises of the league many
changes, however. are made both
In the machinery in the League
of Nations and in the obligations
of the individual member ma
tons"
The Roosevelt plan proposed an
executive committee composed of
II members-"f1ve so-called great
powers and six small nations"
Included with the document
was this notation: ''The President
did not submit this to the jury
of the Box award as Mrs. Roose-
velt was a member of the jury"
The President wrote that it
was interesting" to note that he
recommended an Executive Com
mittee to preserve peace instead
Of the council of the League OF
Nations.
The memorandum was initiated
"FDR."
Suggested Beer Plank.
The collection also includes a
suggestion to the Democratic
National Convention in 1882 for
inclusion of beer plank in the
party platform. Mr.. Roosevelt
was nominated for hts first term
at this convention.
Written in longhand. the mem
orandum said:
Platform. We favor immediate
modification of the Volstead Act
to permit such states as so desire
to allow the sale of 2.75 per cent
beer. Notwithstanding in fact,
thus creating increased employ
ment and a source of immediate
taxation"
1t concluded with these cryptic
words: 1--WE favor amend"
Evening star., 1950-03-17

Speaking of his administration
of the Atomic Energy Commission
he said: II am proud that this ad-
ministrative monstrosity should
have got something done"
He gave a final word Of advice
about the atomic bomb:
Il have been disturbed" he said,
"to find how deep our anxieties
are. If you get yourself in a state
of mind where all you think is Of
the horrible things that might
happen you are not going to do
much about it. You will either do
nothing or get stampeded into
preventive war"
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For first
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Acheson
Continued From First Page.)

sumption, they have the effect OF
constituting a proposal for an enc
to the cold war. The next move
therefore would appear to be UP
to Russia and the question which
intrigues diplomats here is how
the Russians can reply without
letting it appear to the world that
they are not really interested in a
settlement of the East-West con-
flict.
What Mr.. Acheson said the Rus
slams ought to do in order to prove
their good faith constituted a
sweeping redef1nition of objectives
for which the United States has
been striving for several years. On
some points his speech appears to
go beyond previous official decla-
rations.
Asked to Stop Barring Treaties.
He declared in substance that
Russia should stop blocking Ger
man, japanese and Austrian trea-
ties which would give those coun-
tries real unity and freedom: that
they should withdraw their mill
tary and police power from their
Eastern European satellites and
give up the sphere of influence
they hold there; that they should
begin to act as If they believe in
the United Nations: that they
should join a search for real in
ternational atomic control; that
they should stop using interna-
tional communism to overthrow
other governments; that they
should accord foreign diplomats
decent treatment. and that they
should give up their propaganda
Evening star., 1950-03-17
.Quirino HoHs Address
As Worninq to Russia

MANILA. Mar. II P.-Presf.
dent Quirino today said Secretary
of State Acheson's speech in Sar
Francisco Wednesday was a warn
ing to Russia to keep off the grass
of Asia"
America is now speaking more
lplainly and more fearlessly. indi-
eating that she means to WELD the
Evening star., 1950-03-17
Gundhi Centers Established

Thirty centers in India and 20
outside the country. in which
writings of Mahatma Gandhi and
books about him will be kept. are
being established by the Gandhi
Memorial Museum Committee. of
India.
Evening star., 1950-03-17

big stick" he told news confer
ence.
The President predicted Mr..
Acheson's firm stand will encour-
age early formation of Southeast
Asia union.
Evening star., 1950-03-17

Some 10000 persons were killed
by plague in London in 1865.
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JUST OFF
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

3rd g. EMERSON SITS.
Row br,; bedrms., . baths; rec.
rm. IN bsmt.; d"u and dinette on
1st floor: auto. - Price. S19,500.
RALPH D. COIN, EX 5705, ia.
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HOUSES FOR SALAD.
peter J. hagan
OFFERS
- go
nEE w

$3.50
BESWYN
New, S-Stcry. S-rocw asbestos -Shingle
aousr arsi hoec lsTge hytag room,
family siset dining room. equipped
kitchen. seconG deor very arse
h~n7eomS with enormous closets and
tul! tiled bath oak sco-x tAreGEh-
oG, ASicmattS hest larGe lot -
block from StrteiCAE. within \ blocks
stores and schools Vets SS7S down.
low monthly payments terms TO
non-yets
Cl-EARW oOp-NEST AYATTSVIIIK
BeAuti!U. brick banSA allow the home
that won The pstze for hAVinE thr
most beautiful let IN hyAttsVii!e last
year lovely bedrooms And full
.lVinE loom with open fireplace.
large fully equipped kitchen with
plenty Of cabinets on erSi aoor.
arse bedroom on second nccr.
house equipped with storm Windows
screens aN3 Venetian blinds lArge
screened perch corner lot fully
fenced. This home must be seen 20
be appreciated substantial cash re-
CURED.
OAK SPRINGS
Army colonel transferred Beautiful
. room and bath, s-story brick. frst
nooF with laTge Twins room and
fireplace, very lArge dininE room and
modern equipped kitehen Second
hoor large bedrooms ard tiled
oAth. hriek screened porch. fun
easement with painted roors and
walls, beautiful leather bar bult-tn
cabinets Tor Laundry facilities out
Aoe entrance, EAs heat. eeuipped
with aluminium storm Windows and
screens. lArge corner lot Priced
Ilsht at SiSa6n, Low down paw
neht 70 aualitted veterans. $4,000
cash 10 roA-NeterAus
Evening star., 1950-05-24

1 KNOW OF a 3-bedroom,
2-bath house that will be put
on the market about June 5th;
If you can wait this long,
l can offer this practically
new house located in q very
nice Mass ave. ext. community
for under $2l.000. House
and grounds are in splendid
condition, and have many
cleverly installed extra fea-
lures. For further particulars
and appointment, call RAY
MOORE, OIL. ABB.
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A substantial fat front brick. large
living room with fireplace, 3 bed
rooms, . tiled baths and modern
kitchen. Price, SI9,5O0.
H. A. GILL & SON
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HOUSES-SALE-S.E, (Cont. }
Annenberg Realty Offers

BUNGALOW, $1,000 DOWN
Asbestos shingle, like new, in the
suburbs; 4 rms. and bath, . bed
rms, oil heat, full bsmt., hardwood
rs. stairway to exp. attic; fine
neighborhood; only $9.95O, S77.9O
o mo. incl. taxes. Phone Ii. 1887
NEAR TEXAS AVE AND RIDGE RD.
One Of our best semidet. brick
homes. Nearly new; & large rms,
3 bedrms., tile bath. gas heat. full
bsmt., fenced yard. stove and refgr.
Only Sl1,950, $1,000 down.
AREA-Owner sacrific-
ing det. shingled 2-story; wonderful
location; g very large rms, ia
baths, full bsmt., large lot, 60x125
IT.; 2 nice porches, many other fine
features. Only $4,000, $4,000
down. Phone Ii. 7-S357.
ANAcosTIA-1319 T sT.-very nice
semidet. brick, q rms. and bath, 3
oedrms., gas h.-w.h., full bsmt
ouilt-in gar, fireplace; near all con-
Veniences. Only $4,000. easy terms
. FAM1LY-MT. VIEW PL.-About
years old. In AnacoStia; brick,
with 3 rms. and bath in each apt
Hardwood floors; full bsmt.. nice
4fo financing. Only S13,100. $2,7OO
down: Ss2 a mo. incl. taxes.
ANNENBERG REALTY
1917 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 1887 til o.
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,axl Housss-sALE-Mp. Cont.

NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
2-story. prevar brick; large corner
lot: immaculate condition; 3 bed
rooms baths, den; recreation
room: 6uilt-in gsraEe: slate roof
oil INV. heat: expansion attic: near
munity. Call Wa 1888 or DI. loi5
Wd. h. SAUNDERS CO, INC. -s6
BETHESDA, SIT .a5O-This very at
trscttve brick and stone residence is
close to most everything. It's q very
good value for small or medium
size family. Let US show II to you
at once as houses ike this are solo
BnLINGsLEY L KoRzENDoRFER
OR 1895. OR 6S22 TIL PM
BETHESDA RANCH RAMBLER
home in Metropolitan washington
Automatic appliances beyond belief
Let US show you this stunning home
II. back from the street. WI. 6649
CORP.
CHEVY CHASE, ND.
A oct. home on lse. fenced lot; lse.
shade trees, liv. rm. with frepl, DIN
nm, KIT, bedrms. and bath. and
w SAcs oA 1st H. eS0llN way 10 -LQ
a., which is expandible; full bsmt,
with rec. rm. space: att. gar, walk
ing distance TO schools. Call MR..
REID, WI 2S26.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Leland st. - 6/10 of an acre of
ground and a spacious house, con-
tanning liv. rm., din. rm., kit, ,
bedrms., bath and necep. rm. on
lst floor; 5 rms, and bath on 2nd,
gas h--w.h.; lse. gear gar: excel.
INEz CUsHARD, Realtor. OR. 4232
SILVER SPRING-6-room brick Co
loniai broom brick bungalow. Both
with Easements After down pay
ment-hnanced many ways TO quail
CLAUDE WooD. ST., $500 Till Q.
vETERANS-S950 down. Sol month;
near PiEey Branch and Flower; -
bedrm bungalow, corner fenced lot;
oil &C; immediate possession.
S9.450. Brick bungalow. new-house
cond.; rms, bath, expansible attic;
bsmt., gas &C. Near Indian Spring
G; E. Open to offer. May CT.
BEERS BROS. sH. 4747. co. a4o3.
"a
RS-GI-APPROVED
Located in North Chevy Chase. Con-
sisting Of liv. rm.. l5x27. 3 bedrms,
3 baths, den, kit, din. rm. and rec
rm. IN bsmt.; storage rm. All for
$23 .45o. House to be built on ,
levels. Lot 66xl50. Ready for fan
Atty co. INC" 3402 Conn. ave.
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peter ]. hagan

REAL TOR aSil SAth ST NR.
UN NASS WA l.Sr
OPEN DAILY FROM . TILL o.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

coLORED-vACANT
Def. TOWN HOUSE
IN CENTRAL HIGH
SCHOOL AREA. RECESSED
ENTRANCE FROM
SIDE PORCH TO RECEP-
TION FOYER. LGE.
PARLOR, FRONTS HAIR
WARD ST.-DIN. RIM.
AND KIT. OPENS ON
GARDEN; 3 LGE. BED
RMS. AND BATH
DRESSING RM. ON 2ND
FLOOR. PRICED AT
ONLY 81, 500 DOWN,
AND $75 PER MO.
ALLOWANCE MADE FOR
YOUR CHOICE OF
DECORATING.
WOODWARD & NORRIS.
Realtor, 723 goth st NV. RE 1855
"a
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp,
RFTIRTNG9

Inspect this property where yol car
enjoy cool summer ereEzsS N rht>
new brick rambler situated on enc
acre Of beautiful Erognc HOUSE
consists Of lac liv I'm ayep!Ar-
with heat-e-lstor. dtnette. kit =
eedrms and bath. BSmL has aD-
tShed eedrm.. rec. m WITH Are
place. u bath and Laundry attached
scar Gs-sge Price S2l.a0u d.
RECTIONS 6 miles from StlVtr
Sprlng on Route - 30 ColeSNIilr
and the Paint Branch FsruaS Eieht
OF Copeey I'd 10 house Please cal!
Mrs. Upp. SH uS35 or HI ,e66
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
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COLORED-OCCUPANCY; Mr.. 34th
and Clay Place; 5-rm. and bath, row
brick; h.-w.h., oil burner; S9,55O.
N, E: RYON, GE. 6146. -25
ROOM BUNGALOW,
long lot, oil heat, complete storm
windows. $4,000, $1,000 down.
May. be seen Wed. and Thurs. UN.
COLORED-17a3 M ST. N.E.-s rms.
bath, rec. rm.; gas h.-w.h.: built-in
gar: $500 down. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd !.
Sc. LU. 4-24n0, VI. 5976.
COLORED-YOU DON'T have to be
. baker to have enough dough for a
down payment on this 6-rm. Colonial
brick home. 3 porches. det. gar,
gas h.-w.h., Sl3,95O: immed. poss.
ALBEE REALTY, RE. T1O4, TU.
COLORED-vET,. $500 DOWN to
qualified buyer, River Terrace. 5-rm.
brick. full bsmt.. oil heat and many
other extras. Apply sos per month
pays all. Call WA. 5000 till pm.
ROBERT s. DAVIS g. CO. -25
C0LORED - BROOKLAND - Lovely
det. English brick. Z rm., 2 baths
Just redec. You can move right in.
MR.. BENNETT, MA. 6341, RE. 1858.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA, near 18th and Mime.
sofa -Semidetached brick,
rms, 4 bedrmS. and 2 tiled baths
second floor; 2 fireplaces. rec. rm.:
chestnut trimming, oil h.-w.h.. gar:
terms. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, LU. 4-3400.
VI. 1919.
HEIGHTS. 217 Atlantic
st. s.e.-Practically new, 5-rm. brick,
S1.500; SIT per mo; GI loan. -2S
NEAR 28th AND PENNA. AVE. Sc
Three apts., brick bldg, with 2 bed
rms. each; gas heat; 1st fl. now va
cant. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400,
VI. 1915 IA
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
Immaculate 2 bedrm. semidet. brick
in this very desirable location; con-
crete front and back porches; large
lot, chain link fence, storm win
dows and doors, screens and Vene-
tian blinds; bsmt. asphalt tile;
priced to sell. Call AK. 1857 or
r. E. MALCOLM, Realtor, OW. 1924.
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HEART OF BETHESDA

SEE this lovely "-story stone and
brick home featuring 5 bedrms.
lovely finished rec rm.. ideal for
small children close to every conv
exceptional buy at only Sl6.s5O.
Call Mr.. Cooper. GE 3036. with
LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY CO.
AID 300 LII y u N ~
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BETHESDA-$15,750
7 rms. l " baths, with den and powder
rm. on lSt floor; located in desirable
section, on lot 70x140; bSmt.. brick
terrace and elec. kitchen; possibility
Of Gl financing. Ewes, Mr. Meyer,
WI. 9346.
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY, INC. WI. 1920.
Evening star., 1950-05-24
COlOred-PoSSeSSion

ColOred-PoSSesSion
1400 blk. Clifton st. n.w.-Income
property. 3-story Brazilian brick;
IL lge. rms. and 11a baths; bed
rooms. . kitchens; full bsmt.; oil
&C. heat; lge. lot; 2-car brick
garage; priced to sell with reason
able terms. Call till 8 pm. week
days, Sun. ~ to g.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp,
1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1855. -a7
&c GeL1RED ORE svr AToIp ,y92n2 qsUAL , WASTE
Open DAILY to 7 PM.
Shepherd st. N.W.-semi-
detached, 8 bright rms, 2 baths. 3
porches., hdwd. fis., o. h.-w.h., bsmt :,
= lot with unique shrubs; vacant.
2-3965 Blaine st. NE.-Modern
and like new; 9 neat rms, inspiring
bath, club cellar, powder rm.. gas
&C; heat. lovely hdwd. frs. storm
windows, Venetian blinds MURCH-
1SON, RA. 5000, RA. $500. -24
Evening star., 1950-05-24

3 TWIN-SIZE BEDROOMS
Weu-located brick Colonial in nne
residential section. attrac entrance
foyer with 2S-ft Inv rm Holly
din. r1l. de luxe kit and screened
porch on ist Il: fun bsmt with
built-in gar; lovely cor. lot nr.
schools, shopping and tranSporta-
ffnr
Evening star., 1950-05-24
BRICK RAMBLER

3 TWIN-SIzE BEDROOMS
Full din. rm.. modern kit with gar
bage disposal; wonderful closet space
garage: In Rockville Only 3 minis
to Bethesda. Sl4 ,0OO, Miss Minor
81. OTIS, COX d co. Ewes. Ashton
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SILVER SPRING

Attractive 5-rm. bungalow with large,
expandable upstairs; fully insulated;
full bSmt. with outside entrance:
excel. close-in location, near schools,
snopph,ng ana traasp.; fenced yard
Woodside Realty Co.
SH. 6440 Til 8 Pm.
Evening star., 1950-05-24

DREAM RAMBLERS
BY Cambridge Homes, Inc.
OPEN DAILY, 1-DARK
S14.250 to S15,950. All 3 bedrooms.
large fireplace. electric kitchen,
Bendix washer, storage attic or eX-
pansion attic; choose your own color
selection
GI AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING
INSPECT TODAY
Directions: Out Wis. ave to Bank
OF Bethesda, left on Old George
town rd.. miles to Beech ave. left
HOMES. 5S04 Beech ave, Bethesda.
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GEORGETOWN Realtors. =

26 ACRES-LARGE STREAM
Located in Fairfax County, Va. near
building site with large trees; small
4-room shack on property that could
be used as week end and summer
camp; long road frontage with we'll
kept farm estate on opposite side
of road; 1865 IT. on one of the pref
tiest streams in northern Va; only
$4,000 for entire property
McCAY g. McCAY
Evening star., 1950-05-24

EASY LIFE
Practically new semidet. 3-bedrm
brick, full bsmt, recreation rm
gas heat, tiled bath, Venetian blinds,
screens. Anchor fence. Assume GI
loan: Terms and price reasonable.
Ii. 7-44l3
ABSHER S HENRY
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WOODSIDE REALTY
SH. $40 TILL PM.

TAKOMA PARK-Sl6,250
Modern 2-story brick. best reSlden-
tlaI area center entrance, large Inv
rm with fireplace and picture win
dow; porch, din. rm,. kit. 3 bedrmS
full bSnt, with outside entrance, gas
a.-c. heat; assume GI trust OF SSt4?
per mo. BERNARD T. BROSIUS
exclusive agent. S634 Colesviile I'd
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WOODMO0R

Unusual Dutch Colonial, exceptional
ly large liv. rm., din. rm. and kit.
8 bedrns., baths, 2nd floor
Screened porch and Earage Near
schools. shopping. and tranSp Call
Mrs. Sheehan, JU. 1885, cox e.
co 81, n--6
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CHEVERLY AREA

O11L v EINL ATLEH
Is the location of this $50 sq. II.
quality-built bungalow with s win
dows, pvt. entrance, expan. attic.
which is roughed-in for kit. and
bath plumbing nice lot: lg. front
porch, lavatory and space designed
for rec. rm. IN bsmt
JOS. A. HERBERT g. SONS, Realtors
5l5 z. Capitol St
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5-ROOM BUNGALOW

oAtOO4N LIZ O4NNIALS"
GI. CASH 500
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS
69l2 WaGkaSha rd.-5-ro room aSbeStos
shingle bungalow. Johns -Manvllle IN
sulated. lge. liv. rm. with firepl., oil
space heater, city water. wooded
lot SOXl50, fine community. conv
to Army Map Service. GI approved
S6,S50. Directions: Macarthur blvd
| mile past d. c. line to Sycamore
Grocery Store. right TO Glen Echo
Heights. Inspection by appt SCOTT
SANDERS. 5l2l Macarthur blvd.
OR 5BTS oh
Evening star., 1950-05-24

ONLY 8 YRS. OLD
Owner must sell this Get hEiek homo
with 6 rms 3 bedrmS tile bath
gas C. heat; rAnse and re:Er., To-
Gated !uSt of 0eorKla ave IN a con-
Veaieni section Gail NE liiS uuIta
pm J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
pRatrhr
Evening star., 1950-05-24
WOODMOOR

Brick Dutch Colonial, center entrance,
liv. .rm. with flrepl.. side screened
porch. guest-size din rm., all-elec.
kit: with breakfast space, master
and bath; full bsmt., u bath: built
in garage: lge well Handicapped lott
within l blk of all "conveniences.
CAPITAL REALTY CO,
sH. O673. 1926 Colesville Rd.
-c4
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COLORED-$75O DOWN
NEAR HOWARD II. NV

Lovely brick home, Colonial front
porch, 5 lge. rms, full bath, gas,
cleo, coal heat. viii sell on sight.
Call quickly. RE. 1851, AP. 1890.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

SH. 6440 TIL 9
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ON AN ACRE

ON AN ACRE
Studio-type home with living -dining
rm,, picture windows, patio, screened
porch. hrepl., ; bedrms wonderful
trees. near wheaton Sl@.95o
c. J. KOONTZ Il CO, SH. MAJ.
Evening star., 1950-05-24
GEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN

bedrooms, 2 baths; large garden;
STEVENS. Realtor. MI. 290S. 25'
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HOME AND INCOME

HOME AND INCOME
TAKOMA PARK
Just OF eusllne, near sanitArlum. al
most new 10 rms. = baths az
rAnEed into . comfortable S-rn,
aptS., beautiful lot; well financed
very clean, immediate possession
SH. 644o I'll 0 pm.
WoodSide Realty Co,
S16,500-RAMBLER
In desirable Silver Spring location
Brick, } larEe bedrmS, fireplace in
Inv. nm. full b$mG with fireplace
and outside entrance, 6ullt-in break
fast nook.
$l5,750-CAPE COD
OverlookInG wooded parkway on @37-
Il. deep Handicapped lot IN one OF
Silver Springs best areas. beauti-
fully kept house with eedrmS.. =
full baths, finished rec. rm. In
oSmt., oil h.-Wh h
THE GOSS co.
"a
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
Gold Star Mothers
HOnOred By VFW
CONTINUED rrUm nrsv pass1

Among guests present were Sam
uel TimmOns, MillsborO, command
er of District No. 4; Rita Taylor,
Selbyville, president of District No.
4; Helen Faust, Lewes, senior vice
president and Dorothy Loose, Will
mingtOn, junior vice president of
the Department of Delaware;
Florence Gillespie, Oak Orchard,
department chaplain; Ellen Pen
we'll, Georgetown, department his
torian; Mrs. Agnes Smith, Clay
mont, assistant cOnductress; Mrs.
Marie DOnahue, Wilmington, and
Mrs. Vivian EllingswOrth, Mills
bOrO, department color bearers.
Auxiliary presidents presenting
cOrsages were Mrs. Meta Pepper,
Georgetown; Mrs. Ethel Carmine,
SeafOrd, Mrs. Gloria Gum, Seiby-
vile, and Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mil
ton. Brief entertainment follow
ed the dinner which was served
by the ladies auxiliary of the Mil
ton Fire Company.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
Bad Eggs Kept
Out Of Court

SACRAMENTO - up - A Sac
ramentO man has figured out how
to keep a bad egg around for good
evidence. Sometimes there is a call
for an egg to be taken into court.
But if the judicial process is de-
layed too long the egg gets too bad.
The Gamblers spot a bad egg by
x-raying the eggs with a light
but when a bad eggs. found and a
prosecution is pending the action
must be in hurry. Bad eggs keep
badly. So Forrest L. Trimble, a
Sacramento country agricultural in
spectOr, built his own candling
machine for processing the eggs.
When he finds a bad one he needs
it, "Any inspector. dealer or pro-
ducer is welcome to copy what
have built" he says. "As a matter
of fact I would be glad to give them
a hand"
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
1850 Cancer Crusade
Receives $68,236.22
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The executive committee of the
Delaware Division, American Can
Ger Society, meanwhile expressed
its profound thanks to the $500
crusaders who did the work of con-
Quoting the most widespread and
successful cancer crusade ever
held in Delaware" DIR. C. J. Prick
EFT, chairman, declared that the ed
ucatiOnal side of the crusade sur
passed all previous efforts to
spread knowledge on cancer in Del
aware.
"The fund established to carry on
the fight against cancer is adequate
for the continuation of this vital
program" the chairman said. "The
fund entrusted to this organiza-
tiOn for investment in the cancer
fight will be spent for research,
for aid to cancer patients, and for
efforts to safeguard our peoples
health through education and the
operation of Delaware's cancer de-
lection centers."
The announced goal of the drive
was $4,000. This figure was baS-
ed on the divisions belief that GER
tain phases of it's program should
be expanded. The amount cOntri-
buted is about equal to the amount
actually spent in the last fiscal
year, and will thus finance cOntinu-
alton of all aspects of that pro-
gram.
"The Cancer Society is the peo-
pies instrument for conducting the
fight against cancer" DR.. Prickett
said "Its job is to put to work, in
the fight against cancer, whatever
funds are entrusted to it by the
people The officers of the society
will do their utmost this year, as
in previous years, to put the money
to the best possible use in the eff
fort to control cancer"
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
Police Report Submitted
For Month Of June

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Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
Woman In The Zoo

CHICAGO - up - Mrs. Mary
Boleyn, SO, got a late start in
new career, but she is moving
pretty fast. She went to work at
the Brookfield zoo last year be-
hind a refreshment stand. This
year she has charge of 40 small
animals. She is the only woman
keeper at the zoo and so far as her
bosses know, she is the only one in
any zoo in the u. S.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
Democrats Set August
22Rd For Convention
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He expressed his gratitude to
those who had spoken to him about
being a candidate, and assured the
committee that he plans to contin-
ue. to be active in the party.
Gov. Elbert N. Carvel declared
that the Democrats have carried
out a high proportion of the prom
ises made in the partys platform.
He said that the Democrats have
had the courage to stand by their
conviction and to carry on in spite
of opposition from newspapers, the
editors and publishers who believe
that he is spending the State into
bankruptcy Figures released this
week by State Tax Commissioner
Howard S. Abbott, a Democrat ap-
pointed by Gov Carvel, would seem
to bear this out They show that
State taxes have increased PA per
cent under Carvel.