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REPAIRS AND SERVICE (csa..

FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - Full
opera ting Instructions KENNEDY
FLOOR CO, RA- 1916, 7oa Ken
FLOORS sASDED and hnisned: old
FLOOR SERVICE. WA II.9.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
white meehanic-: sensible prices.
c. r COVER. VA es6s any time.
FURNITURE REPAIRING. refinishing
minor repairs done in home, all work
guaranteed Vet. EN-. s30l.
GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRING Of all
kinds and house painting. Call MR.
PIPPEE; Jo S-Ts13. T ,.,,. 20.
per hanging. DECORATING; immediate
service WILLIAMS & SON. con-
tractors and builders, 31l2 1lth st,
HOUSE PAINTING. exterior and in
terror All work done st half price
by 1st-claSs white mechanics. Patch
plastering and roofing. 10. s-S124
HOUSE PAINTING. inside and out;
;heerful estimates, choice OF colors:
satisfaction guar. Ii. 1922. -33
MAN, colored, wants Job painting.
Kem- Toning, any kind OF repairs.
For information. call TR. 5902
BEDDING co 1894 Ioth st Nv
PAINTING AND DECORATING. spray
painting a specially work done
quickly and efficiently. AK. s5sS.
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
reas,; white. z. W. SIMMONS. NO.
40i4 90
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THE HANDY MAN

Let us give your place a new face
for spring. We will paper. paint,
clean, haul, trim, fill or dig. ANY,
thing inside or outside the house.
We will contract lawn and shrub
work by season. Special rates for
beach hauling. We move anything.
anywhere. We will build rebuild or
remodel anything. Call after 6 pm.
DE. 7S35.
Murray g. Murray, Decorators
Paint your nome roof now; exterior
interior painting. paper hanging
Oh. l145, s am. to 10 pm; esti-
mates prompt service; guaranteed
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SITUATIONS woMfN tcsns. }

REFINED LADY as companion TO
elderly person or child evenings
and week ends. in part payment Of
SELIABLE COLORED GIRL desires
waitress. salad girl. matron work,
day or night. HO. 1894.
sEAMSTRESS. alterations: power ma
SECRETARY, alert competent. exp.
'privste ind. research and Govt;j,
wants position interesting and sb-
sorbing: col. ed, ems. ano journ.
maj. dict. $50 w.p.m.. typ. 70
w.p;m., last sal $1,000 pa; oppor-
Grafton. Phone 10. 9-s475 Sunday
SIC. EXECUTIVE. enicient, person.
able. desires interesting position.
sEcRETARY-srENo f1 I:iiRi' GRApHER. 4
ton sI.50 an hour. MI. I40o..
SECTY. .-STENO.-Rapid. dependable
excellent steno. Legal expr. Salary,
500; Box l91-E, Star, -25
SECRETARY sTENoGsAPHEE II
engineering; efficient; available i'm
med.stely. Box 24s-D. Star. 23e
SITTER, lady. experienced and re-
liable, will sit With children or con-
sTATfs1icAL Y5lf sic "TY TqYfis4 Isl experienced
slec.TOmatic; paTt sime; $50 per
sTfNOGRsPHER. very rapid. accu-
rate wishes position 4 or hours
evenings. 10. 9-337!.
S-.NOUIiAPhY 0T typing by ex-
my nome. Week ends and evenings,
Box I:5s E. Star
TYPIST-STENO. desires work of an
types to be done az home; expertiy
WOMAN, colored. refined, desires part
time in doctors or business Once:
knowledge OF typine and bk., or maid
in store; refs. DE. 450S.
WOMAN. white, with exp. would Ike
apt. managing or PIX operator
WOMAN. colored. experienced, desires
cooking; cafe, tearoom. restaurant;
no Sundays. CO. 1861.
WOMAN, colored, settled, will sit eve
nings with children or convalescent
persons. Ii 3-1l35.
WOMAN seeks evening or night work;
counter and hotel experience; adapt
able and reliable. LO. 3-7O21. 23s
WOMAN WANTS JOB as sales clerk
or maid in store. Experienced,
yoGTNG WOMAN, va colored. desires po-
sit4on caring lor chronic OF, con-
valescent; will DO some light house
work also knowledge of general
oflct and rCccpt.onist; city refer
aGee, EN-. 379i. -,
WANTED oy ma ,ure worker. With
over 30 years experience as a ste
nosrap pher and tyrist in secretatlal,
general office routine; a part ime
position. at S1.5U per hour. Box
wORkING MOTHER may have re
sponS. care child. dinner prep. n2ht
home duties for SO. Five-day wk.;
live in. Box 352-D. Star.
TRADE ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVES
PLEASE NOTE
90 yrs. experience, only . positions
held, 10 national, d local; member
VITAE; executive ability and former
administrative assistant; familiar
handling meeting ARRANGEMENTS, ban
quetS, convention and exposition de-
tails, membership accounts, mailing
lists, rosters, correspondence; enjoy
minute uCtail inVoIveo peculiar to
trade assn. work. Age Al years
young, alert. Salary open. Box
2S4 d, Star.
DOCTORS MOTHER
Cheerful, active, will sit with children
or invalid ewes, in exch. for rm. and
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Est. free, work guar. VIM. WOOLEY.
3631 Jenifer st. WO. 1176.
PLASTERING, patching: no Job too
small; white mechanics. If no ans
Sun. call weekdays, LA. 6-4756.
stonework, brick, ce-
nent work. Summer prices from now
on. 1st class workmanship guaran-
teed No JOB too small. Immediate
service. Call Miss Courtney. ME-
1914 weekdays, 10 am. to 8 pm.
-2S
a speciality: large and
small jobs, new or old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723
PLUMBING AND HEATING. esti-
mates free. L. A. MCDONNELL TU.
02a1
AND HEATING, no Job
too small; 24-hour service: reason
able prices. UN. 1859. -25
PLHMbiNS-No lop TOO small. re
BOYD. INC, GE 1853
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VETERANS

A FUTURE IN TELEVISION
Become skilled in television
under the direction of pioneer
radio and television engineers.
Learn by doing in up-to-date
television broadcaSting studios
and laboratories. Training
available under GI bill of
rights. Part-time work ar
ranged. Write, phone or call
in person. once hours, to
4. Mon. through Friday.
AMERICAN TELEvISION. INC.
1910 EYE ST. NV. Elk. 5406.
ENGLISH
Grammar, writing, speech and per-
sonality. Also French. AID. 800,
Ext. 226. -23
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ENGLISH
MOTOR TRAVEL

LOS ANGELES, CALIF.-Young man
wants ride. Share driving expenses.
After 8 pm, AP. 1857. :2.3.
1850 NASH-Savannah, Jacksonville,
Tampa, Clearwater; good driv.: leav.
Sun: share exp. SH. 1882. -23
CONGENIAL French governess, gen.
tile, desires ride to Chicago first
part of May; can drive; share exp; !;
refs. HO. 6S61 between Oil am.
DRIVING TO SAN ANTONIO around
Nav 8; have station wagon; can
take several passengers. 81. 6096
LEAVING FOR WEST COAST Ist of
May Desire one PASSENGER to share
expenses and assist in driving. Call
EX. $3.50. Ext. 44S weekdays S-4 pm.
RIDE WANTED to Miami. Fla. i'm
me. or soon by known business
man Share expenses. Box 4l9-E,
Star
YOUNG IAN will drive car to Cali
fornia in exchange for tranSporta-
ton Refs exchanged. WI. 1856.
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fdpeT Ranging Dy Green
Call GE. $685.. Low prices now. -2s
PAPER HANGING, painting, plaster
feaS; saas Estimates RA. 557s. RA.
PAPERHANGING DONE at. once, 81
room and up. Do own work. Guar
anted. White mechanics. GE. O024.
PAPERHANGING-s7 up per rm.;
1850 washable sunfast papers; work
guaranteed GE 1888 GE, 24f,I
PAPERNG AND PAINTING, work
done at a reasonable price. I do
nv nv own own work; white mechanic
PAPERiNG AND PAINTING, floor
work guaranteed. No Job too ige. or
PAPERiNG, 75c single roll you fur
nish material; also painting. See
MR., VAN, VI 1895.
PAPERING. sim, 2-story. hall house
$50 complete: do own work; white
mech. MA. 5734, DU. 1920 after 5.
PAPERING. PAINTING, plastering.
rooms papered, 81 up; woodwork
ls E0Gm ap $ speea ap G9T mh hsananee
cafes, beauty and barber shops,
stores. Apt, rental houses special
prices on repairs. General repairs
PAPERING AND PAiNTING Nv Re.
liable Call for estimate. THE DEC
ORAT1VE SHOP. RA. 1117.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. estimates free. Cali MR.
BECKETT. MI. 0930. DU. 4O53. Il
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Trade ASSOCIATION EXECU'
DT EAGE NOTE
DOCTORS MOTHER

OOO OIt y 1VIO I I1I1I
Cheerful, active, will sit with children
or invalid ewes. in eXch. for rm. and
privilS. in gentle home of quality.
'TE. 400, Ext. S:61. -23
COLORED-Intellige reliable, neat,
and experienced colleSe graduate
desires work typing, general office
work, or clerk. NO. 1866. IA
COLORED GIRL desires work after
pm. DE. 1880. -23
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TO BUY OR SELL

Any morey-making business or real
estate. Call 81. 37G7. 10. 3-4i52.
SAM CHANTKER Sz CO
REST. T.-DFLIC.-Beer; sood business,
long est; rent ress, wonderful
place; price, $4,000, $4,000 down,
terms
Restaurant Beautiful, eouip-
ped. air-cond. money-maker; excel
lent location; splendid opportunity:
price, S45nO0, terms A S. ECO
NOMON. MI 1850, LA. 6-fSl7.
MASSAGING AND REDUCING SALON
Central BALTIC. estab. place for yrs:
all eauipt,. ideal for couple; owner
NATHAN KLEIN. l7lI Eastern ave
Balto BrOoklyn 0TJ9
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PLUMBING

PLUMBING
For prompt, eficient service call the
K & w PLUMBING co.
Complete remodeiing service for
REfRiGERx1oss K3tisfh iac SiIs' REPAIRED. also
,EnINepo: ,TaShsrs: guaranteed service
oPeENPS Pa2 PS ZEE ,ss1EHERlfEnAT11N EE.s IN ss75 Sc
RooflNG .s fsn,,1H az .1g syOes no CO.! 100
u uEI G BoY4 IN INC neg GE E0GtSf 1oes SAM
new work. Cutters, spouts, car
1entry and painting; 1Ofo down, :}6
H9rthS ne G7sa to pay A. D. THOMAS
STONE AND CEMENT woRK-spe-
fagstone, cement. JERRY, LU L.
TILE III 'cGoNTKAcroR and repair work.
Capitol St. 10. 3-ss54. Free esti-
UPHOLsTERED-couches. chairs re-
webbed: springs reset; your home or
shop; furniture repaired, all kinds.
UPHOLsTERING and repairing. My
down. R. TYNES, Ii. 3-2122. 80
IN your nome. w. ROSS, D1. 1887.
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repalnt.
VENETIAN BLIND co 6ai4 K. /.
ave Riverdale Md in t345
VETERAN WINDOW CLEANING, wall
washing. Phone Jordan s-3O54.
ALL BUILDING ALTERATIONS, addi-
tions and new construction We
solve your maintenance problems.
HARRIS. DI. 2116. -25
CALL BARR for papering and paint
ing. Phone Franklin SS6S, 1855
Adams st. ne %"
SPECIAL for your early outside paint
ing, 1t spring prices you can afford
to pay. This month only. FR 64S2.
mating, call FITZPATRICK, engi-
neer and contractor; clearing, exca-
vation. grading. landscapins. drive
ways; walks, etc. No job too large.
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BATHROOMS

Complete bathroom remodeling serv-
ice. Call for free estimates
K & w PLUMBING co.
644 H St. NE. AT. 31sS.
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PAINTING

Pain 1NJ
For a Job well done at q price you
can afford to pay call Mr. NAL
HOYT. CO. 1882. 80
PAINTING. .papering. plasterins
quickly, neatly done. Reliable. low
prices. We specialize in patch plas-
tering. s. P. COOKE. TU. BAL
PAINTING. paphang!ng. Roof. gut
ter and carpentry repairs. Pure
OF! paint used. RA. 1864.
PAINTING, paperinE. moor sanding:
DEMENT,, sH. aoso or H 81 5sss
PAINTING. PAPERING, plastering.
Work done reasonably this month.
Call BARNETT, ME- 2765. '27s
PAINTING. KEM-TONING and gen.
repair. After all bids are in call us
for most reas. prices. DU. $40
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
Sober, reliable, white Free eSti-
mates. Call UN. 1891 or UN. SAT-.
PAINTING, better work and paint.
BY white sober painter. Inside, out
side. Guaranteed. Free eStims tes.
PAINTING, PAPERING, FLOORS
For fair estimate by experienced
mechanic, call Mr.. XIX, SH All
PAINTING, PAPERING. Kemtonins;
3o YRS eYner Rnasopo hle rotas
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TELEvIsioN REPAIRS

FOX & KASMIR, factory-authorixed
televiSion service. ia 1927.
SPECIALIZED ANTENNA SERVICE
ton guaranteed. Call STEELE, TIE.
0922; evenings. TIE. 1878. 24s
NIGHT AND SUNDAY SERVICE
Also at no extra cost: all makes
EXPRESS RADIO. ia. 515l. -23
DEPENDABLE SERVICE by the most
experienced technicianS. LEESE
ELECTRICAL APPL CO.. conn. and
Macomb st. Call WO. 3005. -23
GEORGETOWN - Home calls: all
makes. Open ewes. EN-. 4l2", ELEC-
Wis, ave. -33
ACTION SERVICE. all makes; re-
neWal contracts; on call - hours.
Cau ST. OoSO. BONDED TELE-
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PAINTING, PAPERING
First-class workmanship: work done
Immediately. Call MR.. POAT, GE.
oo43. 25'
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, with
25 years experience; best of work
manship; all work guaranteed.
CO. 547S, -6
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, in
terror and exterior, Kem-Toning. /
do my own work. 10. 3-sS63.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING, with
25 years experience; best of work
r1 mansh,p; 5l2s all work guaranteed.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, door
sanding and finishing. spray paint
ing, remodeling; work performed by
expert mechanic. under personal
supervision of owner; free estimates.
VIRGINIA DECORATING CO., call
A. 940l day or night. -23
PAINTING AND PAPERlNG. com. ana
res salts. customers for over 25 YRS
LAWRENCE RA 97n3 To 1871
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INFANTS WEAR

DELIC,, REST, *" ST.
Downtown; excellent trade Lnnr
ease. $4,000. complete This is
c. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
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PIANO TUNING

PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work, estimates free. Cali Mr.
BECKETT, MI. 093O Du 4O63 =,
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c. ]. YOUNG, ST. 1900
lest, DeIic. and Beer

ANNoV'J ICIIO' uIIU bVVI
On r, !. ave. ne. rent. $3.50. lonR
lease; income quoted $500 weekly,
shows big net profit. Wants Slh,-
u009: terms. Call Mr.. CraWley. WA.
n x/OrrNY~ cr ,roo
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'UIP. BopY SHOP and

BILLIARD PARLOR, ! tables. fully
equipped, ready for business; located
at Sth and NJ Sts sc, across street
from Capital Transit car barn and
Navy Ysru; "-yr lease with "-yr.
option; reasonable rent $4,000 or
best cash offer- Must sell this week.
Cal MIR. GREEN. al ITN 4nIn
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PAINTING, PAPERING. Kemtoning;
HULME. days. Ho. 1929; ewes. LA
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RESTAURANT

Compact. Lovely fixtures. Doins
5000 to $500 weekly. Mostly beer
and sandwiches. Priced for immedi-
ate sale At least $3.50 weekly
profit by trial Rent. SIS monthly.
SAM CHANTKER & co.
GIT g-n- III
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

L141NOOO11I I1FO
8 yrs. experience. Phone TW. 2467.
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:. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
7 UNITS 4 RATHS

OdUIIlS, q. .. NO. l S3, ,UUU
Down, for 2 cabins and guest house
win APT, Tor owner and more bed
rooms with private baths, also
aiming rooms and beautifully
equipped kitchen for restaurant
service. Ideal spot for Eas pumps
70 INCREASE income. Don't wait.
Gall Tor appointment to see this
aeslrabie business Immediately. Gail
Mr.. Pell ewes. or Sun. ia, 6lSf.
G. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
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BABY SHOP. excel. loc. ideal for .
ladies'; So. 600 fun price. MRS.
SNYDER, ST 1914
EATING PLACE. excel. for local.
tourist trade. Sia.5OO for property
and business. MRS. SNYDER. ST
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FOUNTAIN GRILL, air-cond., NV.
Income quoted Sl.2Oo Wk Lease.
terms. MR. WEBB, ST. 7339
kOoMiNG HOUSE. is rms, 4 baths,
.3-Vr lease npuly dRrov Tarn,, MD
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25

hurt in mishaps in Pennsylvania
near the state line.
State police at Dover reported
that Leedom and FIVE school mates
were riding in a car driven by
Lorenzo Whaley, II, a senior at
the high school.
At Canterbury, three miles north
Of FELTON,, Whaley's southbOund
car rammed head-On into another
driven by Mrs. Adelaide Cooney,
S5, of Bridgeport, Conn. Both We
hicles we're demolished, troopers
said.
Leedom suffered head injuries,
a fractured wrist, and leg abra-
siOns. He succumbed in Kent Gen
eral Hospital at Dover last Satur-
day night at 11:45 o'clock.
Mrs. COOney, police said, is un-
der treatment at the same hospital
fer fractures of the right leg and
pelvis, chest injuries, and multiple
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25
Babies Born At
Milford Hospital

August Is, boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Swetland, Seaford.
August 16, girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester D. Shockley, Georgetown !;
boy, Mr.. and Mrs. John Eisenbrey,
Jr., Bridgeville.
August II, girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Workman, Georgetown !;
girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Eldert McGee,
Milford; boy, MI and Mrs. Alden
Fash, Greensboro, Md.
August 18, girl, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter MumfOrd, Georgetown,
girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Davis,
Glendale.
August 10. girl. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Powell (colOred), Green
wood; girl, Mr. and Mrs. John
Cannon, Bridgeville.
August 20. girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Johnson. Denton, Md; boy,
MIR. ana Mrs. Uiy Golden, Lincoln ;
boy, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yoder,
Greenwood; boy. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wheatley. Laurel.
August q, boy, Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Hopkins. Bridgeville; girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lank, Milton
boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris
Harrington.
August %, boy. Mr.. and Mrs
John Sharp, Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25
Geyer's Dairy Has
Been Modernized
continued from first pagel

In 1929, Mr. Geyer felt as if he
had served an adequate appren-
tiCeship and decided to strike out
for himself. He visited various
dairies in the Eastern States and
narrowed his choice down to three,
upon which he could not decide.
Finally, swayed by the kindness
rendered him by the people of Mil
ford during his several visits, Mr.
Geyer decided to purchase BEN
nett's Dairy at "a McColley Street.
He has remained there with his
famous yellow Milk Truck" until
he retired several years ago. He
found that serving as President of
the p. T. A. and the I<iWanis Club
didn't keep him active enough, so
he bought Kennedy's Dairy in
April of 1949 and has been selling
an increasingly popular product
since that time.
Mr.. Geyer firmly believes in
treating his customers as friends.
His Golden Rule is, Deal fair and
square-Sell only the Best" To
keep in line with this policy, he
has contracted with local herds
men for Golden Guernsey and Jer-
sey milk (the best available), which
is collected, processed, and dis
tributed daily in and around Mil
ford AS for his ice cream, Mr.. Gey-
er felt that his Wartime product
wasn't up to par, but with the
availability of better products. Mr..
Geyer has rapidly increased the
grade as well as the sale of his
bulk and packaged ice cream.
In order to protect his customers
to the limit. sanitarily speaking,
Mr.. Geyer has inodernized his dairy
completely. His homOgenizer is one
of the newer types. A modern
stainless steel pasteurizer has been
installed; also one of the latest
stainless steel bottle filters design
ed, Firally. after a six-month wait.
Mr.. Geyer's "EcOn<O-Seal", "All
Aluminium Cap" has been added to
the list of other modern equip
ment. He feels that this cap is the
latest in design and the most sani-
tarv on the market.
Mr.. Geyer cordially extends an
invitation to the people of Milford
to visit the only local milk process
sing Dlant If YOU should care tn
visit Gever's Dairv and do not have
TRANSFORMATION please call Milford
1927 and your transportation will
be arranged.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25

Thirty-five members of Crystal
Fount Lodge, headed by Noble
Grand Clayton Lord and his com
mittee, Ernest Macklin, Ivan Tel
ling and Wallace McFaul, Journey
ed to Bowers Beach on Tuesday
evening and enjoyed a very delic-
iOus seafoOd dinner at. the Fair
view Inn. After the dinner a Dro-
gram was rendered by some of
the members. The evening of fell
lowship was enjoyed by all.
GO
The Mayor Of Cullentown, Lew
is Wright, and his delegation were
at the dinner 1000 Pm telling You.
brothers, when you want support,
just call on the Cullentown bro
theirs.
Heard a conversation by some
of the brothers Tuesday evening
that the City of Milford was go
ing to put an excess tax on Gull
lentown because they get all the
fresh air and by the time it
reaches the city it gets stale.
Don't believe this will go through
because when those boys get to-
gether they can defeat any issue.
CO
Brothers, the summer term will
soon come to a close. Election of
officers, installation and winter
activities will soon start. So, bro
ther, you had better start coming
Hp on Monday evenings and get
ready for the wonderful fellow
ship you will enjoy this winter at
Crystal FOunt.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25

decorations Of the face.
The other woman hurt in the
crash was Mrs. Anna Mingolello.
21, also of Bridgeport, who, with
her husband, Anthony, was riding
in Mrs. COOney's car.
She is being treated at the Do
yer hospital for a compound frac-
ture of the right leg and hand cuts.
Her husband, who was asleep in
the cars back seat, escaped in
jury,
Young Whaley, also a football
player in last years undefeated
Laurel team, is under treatment
for compound fracture of the
jaw and severe tongue decorations.
chest injuries, and decorations of
the hip.
The other Laurel youths riding
with him and their injuries are:
Ralph L. Gootee, II, a senior and
aonther football player, possible
fractured wrist, possible chest in
Jurles, and a fractured ankle: Nor
man Parsons. Is, a junior, poss-
ible chest injuries and fractured
ankle; Robert Hastings, 16, a
junior and football player, severe
shock; and Richard Lynch, II, a
junior and member of the base
ball team, possible spine injury
and decorations of the right foot
All are under treatment at the
Kent General Hospital and are re-
ported to be in fairly good" con-
dition.
State police said the fact the sur
vivors are still under emergency
treatment has impeded their inves-
tigatiOn and events preceding the
crash have not been determined.
The only person unhurt-AnthOny
Mingolello-was asleep and can
give no details, troopers said.
Three MillsbOrO residents were
injured in a twO-car collision on
Route 113, one and half miles
north of Selbyville, last Saturday
night. The victims and their in
iuries: Albert HattOn, 80, driver of
one of the cars, fractured ribs,
possible fractured shoulder, lacer-
ations of both knees and the left
elbow; Madeline Hatton, %, deep
decorations of the face, and Ber-
tha Harmon, 80, fractured upper
jaw.
All three were riding in HattOn's s
car. They were taken to the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital
Hatton was discharged after
treatment, but his wife and Ber-
tha Harmon were held and are in
fairly good condition.
State police at Georgetown said
the driver of the other car was Ed
ward l.. Hamblin, GA, of Selbyville.
The hippopOtamus has scattered
tufts of hair on head neck and tail
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25
HOlIymount Club

The Annual picnic of tire Holly
mount Club was held on Wednes-
Gay, August 9Th at Riverdale.
1t was ideal picnic weather and the
attendance was excellent After a
delicious supper which everyone
enjoyed the entertainment Commit
tee took over the program under
the direction of Mrs. Laura David
son, Mrs. Gertrude Bryan and Mrs.
William D. Burton. All kinds of
games were played, and then the
group sang quite a few Of the old
songs we all like to hear and sing.
The Committee is very apprecia-
tive to all for participating in the
program and making it a success.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25

broken in a traffic mishap two
months ago.
In addition to the many Della
ware accidents since Saturday af-
ternoon, a 16-year-old boy was
killed and six other persons were
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HighlOay Accidents

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healing after several bones were
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25

The hippopotamus has scattered
tufts of hair on head neck and tail
Evening star., 1950-07-20
House CIeaning2

Use Noctili For painted
walls, noors. stairs, porcelain,
etc. Also saves soap in
laundering, dish washing.
Wade b. the makers Of famous
Rsss9ov6 Baking Powder
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Military District Here
To Get Safety Award

The Military District of Wash
ington will be given the National
Safety Councils annual Award
of Honor for Distinguished Serv-
ice to Safety" at ceremonies to-
morrow.
Ned Dearborn, president of the
safety council, will present the
award to Maj. Gen. Thomas w.
Herren. MDW commander, at 10
am. at Gravelly Point.
The award is being given for
the districts l949 safety record
of no fatalities and a total of
only 139 injuries out of 48 mil
lion man hours worked by civil
ians; 121 injuries and one "off
duty" fatality for nearly 5 mil
lion man days worked by military
personnel and only los traffic ac-
cidents in $685. ,309 miles travelled.
The major causes of accidents,
it was said, were improper lifting
and handling. and falls. Most
military accidents occurred dur
ing athletic events, and the one
fatality resulted from an explosion
on a privately owned yacht.
Edmund E. Walsh of 1881 Ridge
place Sc. is safety director for
the military district.