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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

18th AND K STS.-Unfurn. room
in suite with attorney and r E. re-
ception rm.; will consider arrang-
ing Secretarial services. Also have
desk space. DI. 3131. RE. 4240.
PRIVATE OFFICE in dignifed suite
on front Of Munsey Bldg. overlook
with reception room. nuorescent
lights. Venetian blinds in heart of
Govt. bldgs. STEPHENS, ST. 1913.
OFFICES with living quarters If
or profession; 1884 Columbia rd.
rooms PESa + sst ssfERTs ESR5 Is
474 K st NV ME- iI07
OF professions; 5-rm.
suite. fully carpeted and newly furn.
Ideal central city building. 1mmed.
Saser o qnaef SGSd eSis SA tS 1
9th AND X SITS. NV. (s2s 5th5-
Two. large light rooms, 1850 50. it,.
ideal for. offices or commercial con-
Germs, wholesaler, jobher or distrib-
and janitor services furnished: avail
FISHER = co, INC, 7as 18th st.
NV, DI. $3.50. -l5
BETHESDA. 7649 Old Georgetown I'd.
Bethesda bowling alley bldg; l
vacant now, l by Sept. s.; air cond.
LARGE ROOM, windows, End f..
Wilson Bldg I'll Sth st, NV; S45
mo. MR.. MUSHINSKY, RA. 6912.
DOWNTOWN beautiful large fis.,
open space; combined, separate;
Y
18th AND COLUMBIA RID: NV.
HYATTSvIIII. fSA1i EIi 1II. Md, to 1o-rm.
suite available in office bldg. on
BALTIC. blvd; tmmed. occupancy:
heat, elec. and char service included
in rent. Apply LEO NJ: BERNSTEIN
Ne 4 ca; 5q6ol Realtors 14l6 x st. NV
18th AND X SITS. N.w.-1-room of;
fee completely decorated; elec. and
char service incl. in rent. Apply
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN 8. CO.. Real
tors; I4d5 K st. nv NE. 540o;
town modern ONCE bldg; approx.
500 50. #. furniture and carpet OPP
tional; immed. occupancy. Apply
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO., Real
tors l415 Z st. NV NE; 54OO:
1899 Pa AVE; :aNI.R; NM large rooms ms
hII.s pdL4A CAOClAC1I Ava
office and living quarters, studio.
etc; reas. rent; immed. occupancy.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN 81 CO.,
Realtor. 1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400.
FURN. private once
available in law suite, Second Ma
tional Bank Building, 1888 G st.
NV, RE O400.
conditioned suite,
1415 K st. NV, beautifully fur
nished, incl. carpet and drapes:
approx. 500 so. IT. fronting on K
ST.. immed. occupancy. LEO M.
BERNSTEIN g. CO., Realtors, 1415
K ST. NV. ME. 54OO.
? RMS. Law; 3rd A.. number 81 at
1902 K st. NV; $50 so. SANDOz,
INC. , Dupont Circle. DU. 1884.
HAVE 1st FLOOR location. upper Ga.
ave. with large show window to
share with builder. accountant. or
insurance broker. Very reas. rental.
For additional information, call
lase coNN AvE.-Entire end a.
aee aRRsox 12o9 hs f SHite siesat be 6ar
st-FLOOR FRONT; on Columbia, mr..
18th st. n.W.-2 rms, kit. and |
bath. suitable for dentist or doc
tors office. MOORE & HILL co:
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4 BEDRM., 31a BATH
EXCLUSIVE NORTH ARL.

for a limited time at the reduced
price of $40. 300: has a lovely land
scaped lot with stone patio and ter
races, spacious entrance hall. large
liv. rm. with step-up. din: rm;.
screened porch 1ox24. study, Y
floor; kit, fully equipped with auto.
oven. Tappan gas range; Geneva
cabinets, exhaust fan, Hotpoint
dishwasher, lift. (no-defrosting)
refgr; 2nd f.. master bedrm.. dress
ing rm., full bath. 2 other bedrms..
full bath, unusual amount of closets;
bsmt.. huge rec. rm., maids rm.
with bath, laund. rm.. recessed con-
vector hot-water heating system.
Shown by appt. only.
MILTON G.. SMITH REALTY
BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS
1867 North Glebe Rd. OW. 1900.
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One of the finest 2-bedrm. brick
Colonial homes we have ever offered:
Liv. rm. with f1repl., din. rm. and
kit. on 1st FIR; very lge. bedrms.
and tile bath up; oil h.-w. heat, con-
cealed radiation; full bsmt. with
Law; attached garage: screened con-
crete porch; level lott very close-in
Arl. loc.; $17,250; only $500 cash
required.
8 BEDRMS., "a ACRE
One bedrm., ~ bath first floor; liv.
rm. with firepl., full-size din. rm.,
spacious equipped kit, two enor-
nous bedrms. up; gigantic double
Mr.. and Mrs. closets in each. full
bath; full bsmt. with outside ent.
to level shaded lot 200-ft: deep.
Asking $4,000. Attention: VIII sub
init CT contract with $4,000 down.
F. E. MALCOLM
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DISTINCTIVE

.arge brick Colonial home in Lyon
Village. Features large living .rm..
formal din. rm.. spacious kitchen,
screened rear porch, attached ga
rage on 1st floor; bedrms.. 2 baths
on End A.; 2 bedrmS. on 3rd a; full
bsmt.; game rm.: full bath; rear
patio; a lot of house and attrac-
lively appointed for S27. $50.
LURIA BROS.
0oon wiISop blvd OW $500.
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DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE, mail. message, secre-
tarial service. D. C. BSNS. Address
1919 F NV, Suite sos. Elk. 97SS.
BARR BLDG, 91O 18th st. NV, near
Conn. and Knew, modern, attrac-
tive desk space for those who want
the best. Receptionist, mail, SWITCH
board and stenographtc service. Call
DI. 2704. 10
PART-TIME OFFICE, mail, telephone
and business address service; tele.
phone numbers furnished or your
telephone answered by direct extern
sion. Call ST. 1900. 10
HAVE IST FLOOR LOCATION -
Upper Ga. ave. with large show win
doWs, to share with builder. ac-
countant. or insurance broker; very
reas. rental For additional informa-
tion. call IA. 2212. Ill
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ALL DRESSED UP

3 new brick Colonials: excellent 10
cation in N. Arlington, just COM
peted; spacious living rm. with. fire.
p,, formal dining rm., large equipped
kit. u bath on 1st floor; 3 bedrms.,
full tiled bath up, plus small nurs-
cry; full bsmt.; garage: reasonable
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FARMS-FARMS

S17,95O-5O acres. all clear. rolling
land; modern house. gas h.-w.h.,
fun bsmt.; fenced and cross fenced.
streams; % miles D.. c. s.--.-
S31, 000-90 acres; stone house. nice
frame tenant house, garage, chicken
houses, streams; under 20 miles to
District.
S16.95O--21o acres; price reduced 10
settle estate. Good grazing land:
older house on beautiful setting;
has real possibilities; barns,
stream, f1agstone quarry, good tim
Der: on good road.
BEULAH GOSS. CHI. 5682
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18th AND K STS.-Unfurn. room
in suite with attorney and RE. re-
desk space. DI. 3131, RE. 4240.
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SECURITIES BLDG.

729 18th st. nw.-3. or S-rm. car
or remodel to suit tenant of excel,
refs, reasonable rental. Apply 3rd
floor or call DI. 1910 or OR. 650S.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REhT

1915 K st. NV. DI. 300. 1t
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INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

18th AND HARVARD NV apts.
and / sleeping rm.; recently re-
eome, Ss8SsA'sS;7 s37s 'G@D'thSs per mos TR' 4sgi.
LARGE APT. HOUSE FOR SALE, ia
miles from Andrews A. F. B.; fur
nished or unfurnished; income.
S205 monthly; reason for selling.
leaving town. For immediate sale
/ win sacrifice for $500 down. Con-
tact MRS. T. L. NEWTON at 234
SrsSIo BFSTq Station rd'' or call @Ia JcT4an
CORNER BLDG. SO APIS, excel.
location; reas. rent; can be bought
right. This is an OK. buy, should
sell quickly. Call Mr.. Grogan. Ia.
745O with LEGUM & GERBER
REAhTY ASTY GP HP4 AID; Tso9; Section: 19 I4,c.
$s5. 200 900, worth So, G 900; StdSH; down pay pay
with CRY REALTY RE. O7O3. RA.
STORE and 2 apis. above; owner
s1Ss5o sas!as EoUs IeTh RGpDEN aad E E ssoF6Ss 576
VIRGINIA--Close in; 8 and 10 Unit
J. bedrm. brick apt. houses; 8 yrs.
DEWEY WHITENER. Broker, oW.
Def. BRICK b-sToRY BLDG, 18th
details write BOX 246-L, Star. --13
REDUCED TO $26,5OO, gross rent
S4,620 per year; pays over 20% net
on cash invested. Well located.
near 18th and Col. rd. NV; 5 apt.
bldg. Price includes furn. for all
apis. MOORE & HILL CO.. 732 II
st. NV. ME. 400. IA
TWO 4-FAMILY FLATS-Postwar
constructions; excellent location near
Good Hope rd. and Alabama ave. Sc;
nh IIalA ret
for cash buyer; $500. each. Call
, Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SMITHY CO.,
ST. 5000: res, MI. 1904.
NEW APIS, in town ne, sc. Well
built, 2 and 8 families. tenants pay
utilities. GEORGE Y. WORTHING-
TON & SON, Ma. 1925, OIL. 3739.
la
BRICK HOUSE, converted TO apts,
on goth st. NV, Just of Mass. ave.
at Dupont Circle. Price and details
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. WI. $3.50.
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PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED - Garage. Well-established
auto co. needs approx. 5000 So. IT.
for repair shop or contemplated
construction on long term lease; near
Bladensburg anG N. Y. ave. Box
452-R, Star.
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GEORGIAN COLONIAL

4 ACRES, 4 FIREPLS.. . BATHS
This quaint old Colonial. thoroughly
renovated. has beamed ceilings, ran
dom wood floors and flreplaces in
its lovely liv. rm., din. rm. and mas
ter bedroom; the white Colonial
pillars give 1t touch of .elegance
20 miles out from D. c.; it is con-
venient to schools and shopping: a
$4,000 1st trust with only interest
payable at $56 per month is avail.
able: the price is $27,500, and
owner will take back a second trust.
j. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.
nX or GH d4R1 i q
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ENTERPRISE ROAD-16 acres; s.
sfRa Hedrm poFeSi nS9se m bst eashs Of Ffplacss
2-car garage; tobacco barn; chicken
houses, $4,000 tobacco plants, S47.-
500: terms.
o. B. ZANTZINGER CO.
945 K st. NV. MA. 5371; Ewes,
Mr; Mitchell. Bowie 1851 or HI.
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$4,000 50. FIT. of industrial ground,
with pvt. r.r. siding and office on
property. Ma. $685. bet. 8 and 5.
Mr.. 10TH AND FRANKLIN Ne
Lot 69x90; next to Texaco gas sta
ton. $50 mo. A. NJ. ROTH. RE.
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LOTS g ACREAGE FOR SALE


BY OWNER-wooded lot on circle.
ii 5Sth 81; Sc; excel location; good
PAINT BRANcH FARMsEi& MGts'' acres. t
BY owner. No reasonable offer re.
fused. Call RE. 5535. -15
2 SEMIDETACHED building sites on
Atlantic ST.. Sc, on grade; sewer,
water. paved street. BEALL TURN.
Err & CO, 11O5 Vermont ave,
Randolph OSs5, National 6I3l.
Al MI. FROM ID. C. LINE-l to l6.&
acres, convenient Boiling. N. G. r.,
N. r. L.; cleared, nat, suitable to
build; S700-$900 per acre. To
reach: s. Capitol st. over bridge,
Indian HID. hwy, right Oxon Hill
rd to T035. 10. 3-6S65. 5-6 IN.
"a SEMIDETACHED building sites.
good location. Sc: sewer and water.
BEALL TURNER & CO.. 1105 Ver-
mont ave, Randolph 0SS5, National
FIVE LOTS, LANHAM PARK-Im-
proved; any reasonable offer. l..
CROWELL, SH. 1915 Ill
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GAS STATION

On Va. U. S. No. L, close to
Quantico, Va. with going
business of gift shop, small
grocery store, two separate
apartments with ground for
improvements. Priced at S39.-
900 for quick sale. For full
details, call Jack Morgan. OV.
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ADVANCE NOTICE

SUNDAY, AUGUST Is
Colonial brick residence, beautifully
proportioned spacious rms, sup
ported 400 acres of fine farm land;
Davidson soil; full information.
maps, aerial photos, available at
Office
SEE DISPLAY AID, EVENING STAR
SATURDAY FOR DETAIL AND ROAD
DIRECTIONS
FRANCES POWELL HILL, Exclusive
Agent DE 41Ot Ill
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,HANNON & LUCHS CO

1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
K ST. AND goth ST.
Several desirable locations in this
area, 1st and End commercial.
What are your needs? R1DDELL
REALTY CO.. 1742 K ST., DI. 1900:
COMMERCIAL SITE
Excellent corner lot. suitable for. 2
stores with apartments above or for
professional ofices; In heart Of
streets; ali utilities in; public school
and church at rear and across
street; land priced to sell immedi-
ately at $4,000. Brokers invited.
FIELD, 81. 373S or HU 6299. 10
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$500 ACRES"

tracts Of productive farm land in
Montgomery Co. IDEAL for beef or
dairy farming. Old home suitable
for undermining into a zeal shore
Is well Hatered and fenced and
has been properly cared for. A real
investment for the man looking
to the future. Call ME. 1143 until
. pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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S21.250

$21,25O
3-bedroom. 2-story. white brick, on
"a acre. l bedroom. full bath down:
2 bedrooms, full bath up; att. ga
rage: screened porch. Vacant. In
mediate possession.
Cornelius J. Weetman
FA. 29SS. FA. 1892.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WILL LEASE NEW WAREHOUSE s.
10 years; ry. siding; available in so
days; reasonable rent to responsible
tenant. Call Mr.. Willingham. ST
1900 ewes. RA. 1901. PHILLIPS
st. NV. Ill
S35 MONTH; 2-story brick bldg;
suitable repair shop, storage, etc.
Rear of Atlas Theater, 1900 block
H st. ne, being 1911 Linden Court,
key at 1923. DRURY REALTY
LOG. ON R. 1. AvE.-Approx. 5000
50. it.; avail. Sept. !. DUNN a. CO.,
HyattSville 0048. 10
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"HOUSES WANTED"

"HOUSES WANTED"
We are sold out OF houses from $10,-
900 to $4,000 anywhere in the
NV. area. Lots OF prospects with
substantial cash and an active sales
force to sell your home. Call ME.
WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for houses
charge for our appraisals.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1925 X st. NV. MA. 0352; ewes,
NO. 0026. "Over so Years Service"
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY tcont.) J
RIJNGAT,OW

9 twin-size bedrooms. ami; Mont.
Co.: porch. basement; shubbery. lot
so to 75xl50 desired. $4,000 to
$4,000. viii pay all cash over LIST
trust. owner or broker. Phone
Rockville 2S11.
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THREE GOOD BUYS

1. Good arm. bungalow, 8 acres,
towns; $500, S1OO dn., S25 mo.
2. Good S-rm. house. elec., 2 barns,
20 acres fertile open, 10 woods,
streams, well, l mi. on State rd.;
$3.950, terms; $500 cash.
town; $500, terms; $1,000 cash.
WILLIAM A. COOKE. Louisa, Va.
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A JEWEL,

$500 wilson Blvd. ow. $500.
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URGENTLY NEEDED
3 or bedrm. house in Chevy Chase
area, D. C. or Md. Older house will
be acceptable. Substantial cash.
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.,
INC OR T1OO -12
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car. Most OF her clothing was
torn off. He became frightened,
Boseman said, according to police,
when Il raised her eyelids and
her eyes didn't flicker. Before he
fled he took the woman's purse
containing $45.
Chief of Detectives Robert Muir
ray and Capt. Edgar Scott, assist
ant chief, were enthusiastic over
the fine police work" that led to
Boseman's capture.
They disclosed they had organ
lied the most intensive police
manhunt since the Lansburgh
murders to round up the attacker
because they feared he would kill
one of his victims unless he was
captured.
Police said the housewife iden-
titled BoSeman as her assailant
when she confronted him last
night. Boseman lives in the 1900
block of Eleventh street NV.
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Boy Out on Probation Is Seized In onhunt Admits Attacks

the street only a few doors from
her ho@e in the 1900 block OF
Sheridan street NV, could not
give any description of her as
sailant. She never saw him.
But the housewife near her
home in the 5000 block of Thir-
teenth place NV, said she was
attacked by a youth between IS
and II years old, weighing about
140 pounds and standing S feet
inches tall.
When this description was read
at roll call yesterday morning,
Dickson recalled the two purse
snatching cases in the Northwest
section last April. And he re-
membered that Boseman answered
the general description given by
the housewife Monday.
With Detective Sergts. Pat
Deenihan and Frank Innocenti
of the robbery squad, Dickson
Evening star., 1950-12-06

A 16-year-old colored school
boy who confessed to brutal sex
attacks on two young women
within the last two weeks is
scheduled today to be arraigned
in Juvenile Court-the same court
where his liberty was restored this
spring after he was convicted OF
dragging two women into alleys
to rob them.
The youth. Lee Verne Boseman
was arrested late yesterday and
charged with raping a 17-year-
old schoolgirl on November 20
and attempting to rape a 20-year-
old housewife whom he choke6
unconscious Monday. He also Is
charged with robbing the house
wife.
Detectives said the youth, 6
Cardozo High School student
freely admitted the sex attacks
and said he thought both of his
victims were dead when he left
them unconscious.
Free on Probation.
He was at liberty on probation
He was arrested last April ano
arraigned in Juvenile Court or
two charges of purse snatching
Police said Boseman told them he
had been convicted on both
counts, but had been given "an-
other chance" by the court.
Judge Edith Cockrill will de-
eide today whether Juvenile Court
is wiling to relinquish custody OF
the youth and permit his trial in
District Court where he would
face a possible death sentence il
convicted. Under District law
Juvenile Court can retain custody
of the youth If it so desires.
The ready memory of Detective
Sergt. Miller Dickson, colored, OF
the Robbery Squad, led to the
yor5h's capture after some 10C
uniformed policemen and plain
clothesmen had been organized
for an intensive manhunt.
Victim Never Saw Him.
The 17-year-old schoolgirl who
was grabbed from behind and
choked into inconsistencies on
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went to the address where the
youth had lived. They learned
his family had moved, but that
the youth was working part time
in drug store in the 5000 block
of Georgia avenue NV.
A Gordon of detectives was sta
toned around the drugstore and
the youth walked into the trap
shortly after 4 pm.
Took Purse With $45.
At first he denied any knowl-
edge Of the two sex attacks, but
finally broke down while talking
alone with Dickson and admitted
them. Later he made a full con-
feSsion, Dickson said.
The youth said he fled from
his second victim without raping
her because he thought she was
already dead. The woman, wife
of a soldier, was grabbed around
the throat, dragged into a parked
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Red China Moving Supplies Inland, News Agency Says

Communist mainland, said the
Peiping order was another indica-
ton of preparations for World
War III.
Communist generals from
Hainan were reported in Canton
for conferences on the possible
withdrawal of Red forces from
the big South China island in the
event of a major conflict.
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BY the Assoeioted Press

TAIPEI. Formosa. Dec. 6.-The
China Union Press reported today
that Red China has ordered all
valuable supplies removed inland
from the coastal regions by the
end of December.
The news agency, purporting to
specialize in reports from the
Evening star., 1950-12-06
Danes Install Raid Sirens

COPENHAGEN, Dec. 6 (P.-
The Danish civil defense has
started to re-install Copenhagen's
air raid sirens. Within 10 days
the capitals 200 sirens will be
ready for use. Sirens will be put
up in other Danish towns later.
Evening star., 1950-12-06

The Cuban government owns
four cargo-passenger ships which
carry sugar to the United States.
Evening star., 1950-12-06

OUR Years Your Christmas Shop for Gift Appare
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For THIRTY-FOUR
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
Milford Lions Club
Praised For Its Work

The following letter was recent
lv received by the Lions CluD from
the school nurse at Milford High
School It's self explanatory:
Mr.. Robert Baynum
Lions Club
Milford. Delaware
Gentlemen:
I would like to take this oppor-
tunity to express to you my very
deep appreciation for all the sup
mort you gave me during the past
school year 1949-5O.
Whenever we were faced with
the problem of feeding, clothlng'
and correction of defects in inS
dividuals and families, and we
could see no way out, it was a won
derful feeling to know that your Or
SANITATION was always ready to
help.
To many of you it was perhaps d
motion to pass the job on to an ap-
pointed chairman, but l came face
to face with the needy families anC
l saw the look on their faces wher
relief was given them. know how
much more it meant than just the
monetary cost.
Continual success in your work
Sincerely,
Pauline Webb, r. n
School Nurse
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
Babies Born At
Milford Hospital

July 8, girl, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lis Aiston, (Negrol, SeafOrd; boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. William BENJAMIN
Jones, Laurel; girl, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Eldred farrell, FELTON,.
July A, girl, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nelson, Bridgeville; girl, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Hayes Dickerson, Milford.
July 5, boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Frank Joseph, Milford; girl, Mr..
and Mrs. Garlan Brown CNegro),
Houston.
July s, girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Emory, Milford; girl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Meredith, Greensboro,
Md; boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Garry Mat
thews, Greenwood.
July Z, boy, Mr. and Mrs. David
Robbins, Frederica; boy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlton Whaley, Laurel.
July 8, girl, Mr.. and Mrs. William
johnson, SeafOrd; girl, Mr.. and
Mrs. ElwoOd Jones, SeafOrd; girl
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson, Blades
July 9, boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Voshell, Denton, Md; boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Carter (Ne
gro), Greenwood; boy, Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Stokes, Milford; girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Kitchens, Lau
rel; girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Mur
ray, Selbyville.
July 10, girl, Mr.. and Mrs. L
William Wheatley, Bridgeville
boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson
Houston.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
VIRGINIA S. TOWNSEND

Our interests are always
stirred by the illness of
friends and just now we are
concerned about Bayard Whar-
ton and John Isaacs, who are
in hospitals in Philadelphia
and who are quite i'll. Today
words comes that Mr.. Isaacs,
while in a critical condition, is
holding his own and might be
a little on the improved side.
Today also the news of Bayard
is encouraging for his doctor
says that he is better. He had
a major operation the latter
part of last week. Friends of
these friends are hoping for
the good news to continue.
Interesting things are al
ways happening at the RehO-
both Art League and members
from our fair city often lend
hand in what goes on, because
so many of our residents be-
long to the summer colony
there. A cottage tour sounds
intriguing and pictures of a
number ~Of artists will he on
display in the several places
from two until seven on both
days of July 20 and 21. And
doesn't an international tea
have an important sound? They
will be having one down there
on July % from five to seven
at the Art League, when some
InternatiOnales who represent
foreign countries at Washing
ton and who are summer resi-
dents, will speak. The event
of most interest to us in town
will be the recital which Mrs.
CLYDE Nelson and Mrs. Irwin
G. Burton will give for the
Leagues benefit on August l.
The recital will take place in
the P. r. r. Veterans Home,
near the wOmen's club house
there and knowing these two ar
lists seems all that will be
necessary to assure an enjoy
able evening. Mrs. Nelson will
have Mrs. Frank NAPLES as her
accOmpanist, which is an added
interest for us. There are to
be light refreshments, too.
Some one has said that the
summer is practically gone
after July 4. While there are
a number of days left for the
summer months, we are all
aware that the days go swiftly
bv. In Leah Davis scrap
book / found these words OF
wisdom about days: MAKE
each day useful and cheerful
and prove that you know al
the worth of time by employ
ing it we'll. Then youth viii
be happy and old age withou
regret and life a beautiful
success"
Faithfully yours,
Virginia S. Townsend
Wednesday.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
Birthday Party

A surprise birthday party in hon
or of her sixth birthday was given
to Miss Patsy Bennett at her home
on Charles Street, on Friday even
ing, July 7th by Mr. and Mrs. Eli
mer G.. Bennett, Sr., Happy Birth
day" was sung by guests who ar
rived with lovely birthday gifts. Ice
cream and birthday cake were SER
we'd. Those who enjoyed the even
ing were Barbara Hitch, Carolyn
Harder, Judy Jefferson, Nancy
KINNEY, Joyce Ann Stevens, Mar
gle and Evelyn Porter of Harring-
ton, Eugene Hitch, David Geherin,
Richard Milbourn, Wayne Parker,
Mrs. Louise E. Hurd, Mrs. Winnie
Harder of Lincoln, Mrs. Lester JEFF
ferson, Mrs. Gene Kimmy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker Hitch. Mrs. Mae Stew
ems, Mr.. Frank E. Harder of Lin
coin, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Porter
of Harrington and Mr.. Frank Ben
! nett.