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d. FOX SAlE~Set OF two IA hotton
ratinall tractor plows, on rWhhor only
uM1u ~ aeftM, Andrew Hickman,
23.t-gi-tf ' "e'''
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WANHElA-f0 Rent. By voinn
honey couple about Co De- married
moderately priced. decent single home
0f private apartment, minimum three
rooms San Daniel Jacobs. Brick Hotel
Georgetown, a-ae-ff
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CHOlCE LOTN ann nOMRg P0P

SAlAN- hoice frontage On ". ~ rs
'SWest slgel " mile north % Green
NteA Also choice lots aud hOmes On
ietWeWNl TerrNce, Greenwood Reas-
0eahlN priced, Terms can be arranr.
ed, Also viii build you a home from
your plans and specifications. Charles
NA~ta 4SO.tf
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RNlk SAbR Nraner farm y l,o,,s..
lNNW capacity each Nodepniv So,,i,,
pNu, running water eleetriCitV Ina
,HlehhNhe, New hunsalaw ioeat@5
VWlvNN SIN acres land with goo6
WNplAsV. Immediate p0aaeasion Hrie@
N,anemuNN lNNMWa aud TyNdal, Milton.
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EkEEN (ODGEN SOYBEANS FOR
GtA''n, theleaSe Your yields by plant
VNaS,OllN HroWn aud harvested. Ideal
lNt low OF hlgh ground Raised ana
sWH ~ Hopkins hr0a,. Harheson and
MiSg'teM For Information can Milton
NttN 39-3-l9-7t
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ENPERlENCED PLUMRER WITH

10 wars experience. q have auaHfesli
my shop Tor your needs Rates reas-
onahle and work guaranteed Ioeanh
Makal Phone Milford Sass ASH vi
WANTED-600 men ana women n
near and dance % Santa Re Ranaere
az Milford Community Building every
tuesday night, 9 b. m. Admission.
aee Carlisle Fire Company. Milford.
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N0TIcE-Ws ere esnsraerop. ~
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WHOLESALE PRICES oN -
s.eenln9 BOW al Mkie'a. sFfIforf
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fle.l.-Hloor sanding ranraf -
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- lac Naf- 1081eE aHFfrefrr
2, ~ connanys HlaEFinslan. EsI
1880
LAWN MOVIES SWaRpFNFn' ~
ny aeM aadress. William ~ $780,
ts = =. Second street. MILFORD. nal
EAPERtENCED VIII nRTVFn i
T etQkes hoWen. Phone ASA F're.l..--..-.
aittes north OF Milford 81 hieharnr
NOTICE - Coastal Cnes1f C,5a.-----.,-
eesoaQ street. LeWes. Dal flar.ir.s
a.a personal loans. Phone Lawas sFef
are4~tA
N0TICE-RaaIs9 - -. - -
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SIS SOLD AND REPATRED-Cssn
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exit
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SaFage and ShoW Raoma NIIlf---5 -.
- saea every eFenins fEca . . Ia. +
500
NOTICE-Weekly ICED dsliger'-- a
Stslst siet9itt- can a3l6 for sarVica
Siilt9fd supply Company. shawnaa
Road, Milford $3.50
WHOLESALE RUG CLEANING
49, on three @ more rugs. Now ~
WilSie.a zli 8. D Second street. RFiI-
-~4A- AHaaE H0a4- a-NH-I Hra5
FOR LIGHTNING PR0TFCTT0V-
= otltaet 90 II anea. Eastern Share
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taone ale9. Z. @. Box $50. 4-2s-i 0fD
N0flck,-cheFrolet ana uidsmonIls
laolQ service ~ factory trainad radI0
49,. q q e0Elon and Cumuanv.
ms. MiltarQs AeA Phone a523 I-97-ff
NOTICE. front ena aIirnwe1f
Equipment Cheek Vour Charr5Ise -
llQsinonile. @. Burton ana Con-
ANY saF me, Millords Del Phone fs8f
S'ti--t'loW shears gronna r4lar-
lhteeQ % ptoW gaod as urhan r,nsr ~
men and u inch shears. 500 aarh r.-
sfaias, hiiendaie. Phone Milford 5faf
SEE THE NEW WHY'S -. {
tile valve in head engine. ana 1900
'las g a E. D0Fman g sons. -Fhnre
.eNes tsa1s on AeWes- hliiford Hieh-
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NOTICE - Paw ana - -
iingo every tuesday evenIrr 49,
a4 eeplallheF 9 HOY cra7r r.ara.
,alllLy haA Villas ana Rev ssTeefs.
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NOTICE Z am prepared IS elean
i,H your cellar yard ~ attic. hrsfl =
. Alnes OF rubbish. See nieeh nirr-
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FOUR BOTTOM Pillow PACFFR
NMANTED-C j. Donovan. Iineoir
AfNi' a. 81 49,.
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

tOk SAlE Five room home with
Mth an modern conVeNlences, mclud.
INK Two ear garage teloVislOn room
M basement and WOacrn dos kennel
~ acres OF hand ana capacity tor le,OO0
hlOllerS are included Ga this snlondid
NN,. tN sight Of Dover, Home has rs
ceNtlN heeN tNlly insulated and wln-
flows NrN Of the an weather type. For
Real Estate, Phone Dover tltG.
4eal4gt
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GlAH GAtA WANNM NHEAHMs HEf
WORK reasonably done On car modern.
ultly equipped shop. using only renu-
me materials. Sockrider and Chandler
shore Theatre Building. Milford Diai
eeee, assn stf
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.kON SAlsE lNhNsOn "a h. n y.
VNllhuNr OUTWARD motor New mlN
iSi,M ltlce, NlAOON Also EvtNrNOe l.
vNMnucr w q h OWlNoaM motor. New
January 1916 lArlCo, SlNAON AnnlV
NNWiR Roach OoOrWetOWN. l'6cNe
A"eh hNh MeAeNleN
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Eolt SALE Thor washer Ia oNerl.
nnt condition, Also aOO feet of alumni.
or apply SIS Marshall strrSt' Milfnr,G'
l-2N.lt ""'"'W
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eAlst Hest Early Mldapan0n. i.ete
aila hfefhearing varieties. state ins
ei...,,..s 9 ,. anu eertlngd. llpall FERRY,
2t.3s t0sst 'e
Evening star., 1950-07-01
New Thought Alliance
35ih Annual Congress-
Will Open Ju|y9

The 35th Annual Congress of
International New Thought Alli-
ance will be held July 9-14 at the
Statler Hotel.
DR.. Robert H. Bitter, president
OF the INTA and minister of the
Church Of Religious Science. Hol-
lywood. Calf, will open the Con
gress sessions, July 9 at 2:30 pm.
Daily meetings, Monday through
Friday, include Meditation at 9
am. and panel discussion at 9:45
on such subjects as 1.-THE Differ
ence between Metaphysics and
Psychiatry" and Metaphysics and
Alcoholism" Healing meetings
are held daily at noon.
Afternoon meetings are at 8
o'clock, evening meetings at 8
o'clock, with well-known minis
ters. lectureres, authors and lead
ers.
Among those on the program
are DR.. Harry Gaze, pioneer New
Thought teacher; DR.. Irwin Scale
and DR.. Raymond Barker, both of
New York City. The Rev. Emma
Smiley of Victoria, B. c.. Canada,
and DIR. John Seaman earns of
Minneapolis,
Evening star., 1950-07-01

Chevy Chase Presbyterian-Be-
ginning tomorrow and continuing
through September 3, there will
be only one service of worship. that
at $3.50 am. The Rev. Maldwyn
A. Davies will preach tomorrow
on 'Why Are Ye Fearful?"
Chevy Chase Baptist-"So Much
Owed to One" will be the subject
of a communion meditation by
DR.. Edward o. Clark, tomorrow
at II am.
John Wesley A.M.E.Z. Boy
Scouts Day will be observed to-
morrow. DR.. S. G. Spottswood
will preach at II am. At 8 pm:
presenting of certificates. Ad-
dress by the Rev. l.. Maynard
Catchings.
River Terrace Chapel-Dr. r.
M. Charles will complete the series
of discussions on Ancient Kings" !"
The Sunday school will meet on
summer schedule at 1915 am.
with a short story and song pro-
gram.
Memorial Evangelical United
Brethren-Dr. T. S. Ernst will
preach an Independence Day SER
mon on Sweet Land Of Liberty"
The combined Youth Fellowship
and evening service at 1880 o'clock
will be conducted by Miss Helen
K. Stetson.
French Services-The Rev. II.
l.. Steinschneider will preach from
the text: "Celui qui est mort est
libre du peche." (Rom. SD. at
4 pm. next Sunday at st. Johns
Church. Lafayette Square. The
monthly tea. following the service.
will be omitted. "
Wesley Methodist-At II am.
tomorrow DR.. c. S. Lowell's SER
mon, "Our Battle" will deal with
the Communist challenge to Chris
tianity and how the challenge
should be met.
Brookland Baptist-The observ-
ance of the ordinance of the
Lords Supper will be preceded
at the morning service by the
Rev. Ward B. Hurlburt on "The
Way Jesus Helps" His topic for
the evening service will be "a Ma
tion'S Heroes"
Bethany Presbyterian - The
Rev. r. A. Farley will preach at
Evening star., 1950-07-01

by George w. Bell, sr.
The Susanna Wesley Class Of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will have as guest teacher
James Fowler of Greensboro, N. C..
IA picnic will be held in Montrose
Park on July 8. Mrs. Frances
Odor will speak to the Rustin
Couples Glass. The forum will
hear J. A. Kamerow discuss Free
Enterprise and the Economic
Order"
DR.. George E. Bigge will teach
the Adult Bible Glass of Chevy
Chase Baptist Church during July.
The Trinity Mems Class Of
Trinity Methodist Church will
have the. lesson presented by
Ernest j. Higgins.
The Loyal Berean Glass of Mt.
Rainier Christian Church elected
Mrs. Nellie Jones as president.
Leonard w. Long, class mem
ber, will teach the Harrison Bible
Glass of st. Luke's Methodist
Church.
The Woman's National Bible
Glass Of National City Christian
Evening star., 1950-07-01
BookmobiIe 10 Change
Schedule Here Monday

The Bookmobile. new service
being offered residents of Eastern
Washington by the Public Library,
will change it's schedule beginning
Monday. the library has an
nounced.
The changed stops are: Atlantic
and South Capitol streets S.W.
from 4 to 6 pm, instead of 1890
to 2::30 pm. Mondays; Nichols
avenue and Raleigh street Sc,
1890 to $3.50 pm, instead of 3
to $50 pm. Mondays.
Also, the regular Maryland ave-
nue. NE. stop will be changed to
Neal street, just west of Bladens-
burg road NE, from 1880 to 2:30
pm. Tuesdays. effective July IL.
During the five weeks this mo-
bile service unit has been in op-
Grafton, more than 5000 books
have been circulated for home
use. and more than TOO adults
and children have registered for
readers cards.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Newspaper Guild Ends
ConcIaye Here; Plans
Publishing Venture.

The American Newspaper Guild
wound up its 17th annual con-
vention late yesterday, after au-
thorizing its executive board to
invest" $4,000 OF union funds in
the newspaper publishing venture
the guild may enter.
Expenditure of the funds was
subject to approval of a member
ship referendum on the idea of
starting a newspaper to provide
jobs for newspapermen thrown
out OF work by mergers or strikes.
Guild officials hope to persuade
other unions, particularly those
in the publishing industry, to go
into the venture with them. Ad-
mittedly. the guild falls far short
Of having the capital to purchase
or start paper on its own. The
project is aimed at one-news-
paper towns and cities where ex-
listing papers all express the same
editorial opinion.
Before adjourning, the conven-
ton gave unanimous support to
the American policy Of interven-
ton in the Korean conflict. Pres
ident Harry Martin called for a
standing vote on the question so,
he said. it could be ascertained
how all Of the delegates stood. A
few abstained from voting, in
cluding Jay Nelson Tuck, presi-
dent Of the New York Guild, who
described himself as a conscien-
tious objector.
Another resolution asked that
the guild take the lead in setting
up a new democratic organization
OF international journalists. The
union recently withdrew from the
International Order of Journal
ists,- saying it was Communist
dominated.
After picking Pittsburgh as site
OF next years convention, the 800
delegates were guests of the
Washington Publishers Associa-
tion at a cocktail party. Mr.. Mar
tin described the meeting as the
most harmonious in years.
Evening star., 1950-07-01

Church will be taught by Mrs.
J. Warren Hastings during july.
The Crusader -Philathea Glass viii
hold it's business meeting on
Monday evening in the classroom
A social will follow. d.
The Douglass Glass of Epworth,
Methodist Church elected Mrso
Sallie Douglass, teacher; MRS.
Matte Hardison, assistant teach
er; Mrs. Evelyn Snarr, presidentG
Mrs. Emily Hof and Mrs. Marie
Mumford, vice presidents. IT
DR.. Page Etchison, field secre-
tary. American Bible Society. viii
speak to the Adult Fellowship OF.
National Baptist M m orialf
Church at 6:45 pm. ~
The Cole Glass of Brightwood
Park Methodist Church elected
Miss Tomena Thompson, presi-
dent: Mrs. Irene Myton, vice
president; Mrs. Grace Brown, sec.t
retary and Mrs. Beatrice Roberts,,
treasurer. r
Senator John j. Sparkman OF
Alabama will teach the Sparkman
Bible Glass of Hamline Methodist
Church. e
The Wesley Mems Glass of
Brightwood Park MethodiSta
Church will hold its monthly
meeting Friday evening.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Special Announcements

II am. on Bought and Paid For.'"'
Holy communion will be observed.
Third Baptist-Evangelist Dale
Crowley will be the guest preacher
at IL am. Sunday. and the Rev.
r. Y. L. Young at $3.50 pm.
Mount Zion Methodist The
Rev. j. D. Foy will observe holy
communion at II am. and preach
the second of his series of SER
mons on the Apostles creed, with
the topic. II Believe in Jesus
Christ"
Ebenezer Methodist - Outdoor
services will be held at 6 pm,
with Bishop w. w. Matthews of
the A. M. E. z. Church speaking.
Lincoln Congregational - DR.,
Robert w. Brooks. who attended
the General Council of Congre-
gational Christian Churches,
Cleveland. Ohio, will speak Sunday
morning on Prayer and a Trou-
bled World" In the Mems Broth
erhood at 1918 am. DR.. st. Elmo
Brady. Fisk University, Nashville,
Tenn. will discuss where Are
We Headed?"
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Winchester Advances
School Addition Plan
Special Dispatch to The Stor

WINCHESTER, Va, July L.
The Winchester School Board has
engaged L. I. Poe, Front Royal
architect, to prepare plans for an
$4,000 addition to Douglas School
for Negroes.
Garland r. Quarles, city super
intendent of schools. said he hopes
the work will start this summer
The addition comprises five more
classrooms, gymnasium, cafe
terra, kitchen, dressing rooms and
toilets.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Atonement Lutheran Church

Holy communion will be OBJ
served Sunday at 9 and II am.
The Rev. Paul L. Reaser. will use
as his sermon theme. "The Pure
in Heart"
The Women's Missionary Soci-
ETY. will meet Wednesday evening,
at the home Of Mrs. Oswald Fri
day, 1925 Quincy street NE,
newly-elected officers will be in
stalled.
Evening star., 1950-07-01

About 3 million United States
Geological Survey maps were sold
in 1949. four times as many as in
1910. ...
Evening star., 1950-07-01
ORGANIZED Bible Glasses
By Dr.. Poge Etehison

Representative Charles B. Deane
of North Carolina will teach the
Vaughn Glass of Calvary Baptist
Church. The Burial Glass will be
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Archbishop O'BoyIe
Asks Prayers for Koreu

Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle
has asked all Catholic churches in
the Archdiocese of Washington to
say daily a special prayer for
the people of Korea and Ameri-
can servicemen and missionaries
there. ...
The Archbishop has requested
Catholic pastors here to read a
letter from him at all masses to-
morrow urging Catholics to OBJ
serve the July 4 holiday by
attending mass and ''imploring
Chris to grant America the
graces it needs in this hour"
Evening star., 1950-07-01

breaches FIRST SERMON
The Rev. Luther ID. Miller, jr.,
who will preach his first SER
mon as an ordained deacon in
All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church on Sunday at IL am.
MIR. Miller is the son of Canon
Luther d. Miller of Washington
Cathedral and graduated in
June of this year from the
Virginia Theological Seminary.
He begins his ministry this
month as the assistant rector
of All Souls and will assist the
two supply clergymen there
during the summer months.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Luther Place Memorial

DR.. L. Ralph Tabor. pastor; will
preach at 8 and II am. Sunday at
Luther Place Memorial Church
on, From Ocean Unto Ocean," a
sermon on Christian patriotism.
Beginning tomorrow, the pro-
gram and supper of the Young
Peoples Luther League will be
interchanged. The meeting will
begin at 6 pm. and the supper at
z pm, followed by social. Both
activities are held at the Lutheran
Church Center, 736 Jackson place
NV.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Dr.. Mccartney to Speak

The Rev. DR.. Albert j. Mozart
ney, former minister of the Ma
tional Presbyterian Church, will
be guest preacher at Westmore-
land Congregational Church at
IL am. Sunday. DR.. Mccartney S
subject is ''In Search of Frater-
nifty"
Church school for all ages will
be held at the II o'clock hour,
Evening star., 1950-07-01

taught by Mrs.
Brooks Hays.
DR.. Eddy L.
Ford, associate
minister, Cal
vary Methodist
c h u r C h, will
present the les
son to the CAL
vary Mems and
A d dult Bible
Glasses.
The Temple
m e ms Bible
Glass Of Temple
Baptist Church
will be taught
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Pfc. 1insman Reported
Dead OF Wounds in Korea
Special Dispatch 10 The sior

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Nov. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tinsman.
who live near Martinsburg, have
been advised by the Department Of
Defense Of the death of their son.
Pfc. Wallace Tinsman. 10, on Sep
tember 10 in Korea.
He died Of wounds sustained in
action.
Early last month Pfc. Tinsmar1
was reported killed. The family
later heard that he had been only
slightly injured. They sought con-
flrmation of their sons status and
were finally advised Of his death.
Pfc. Tinsman previously had
been slightly wounded in August.
He was a member Of the Oath In
fantry Division, and was among
Is survivors of a group of 80 who
escaped through enemy lines after
being cut off while American
troops were fighting delaying
action. He had served in the
Army nearly three years and had
been overseas q year.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Learn How You Can Make the
Hammond Your Hobby for Only SIS
Month! No Obligation! Act Now!

Owning HomHohd Organ is good deo eoser thon
you probobIy think. Campbell's will put genuine
Hammond in your home for as little as s25 on
the famous Campbell's Rental-Purchase Plan.
When you have become thoroughly acquainted
with your Hammond have learned to play
1T. and then decide to buy, all rentals paid
will be applied to the Hammond's low purchase
price only 81 800 delivered. Easy monthly
payments arranged. Get the facts right now!
Right:
"Take picture. tool" pretty Custer. my
husbands most hobby isn't play
ing, but listening.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Dentists to Hear ToIks
On New Plastic FiIlinqs

The District Dental Society will
hear a discussion on new plastic
filling materials at a meeting. at
g pm. Tuesday at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Participating in the symposium
on Direct Plastic Filling Ma
terial' will be H. j. Caul and D.
l.. Smith, American Dental Asso-
citation reserach associates at the
National Bureau of Standards,
and Comdr. r. B. Wolcott, USN.
Moderator will be DR.. George c.
Paffenbarger, senior ADA re-
search associate at the bureau.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Deaths Reported

Mary Francis. 81, 1151 New Jersey ave.
NV.
Arthur Grimm. SO. 2115 Pennsylv ania ave.
NV.
Jane Jane, Brown 70; 735 HAMPTON I'll st. NV.
John SMITH. 73, 2424 Trace pl. NV.
Simon Markley. II. 3107 gath st. ne.
fTaman Corpin, IS, 1924 Lamont ST. NV.
Mike Meyer. 64, E. Charleston, W. va.
Edward Harper, 81. 1919 st. sc.
McKinnon Carmichael. CO. Vienna. Va.
Jessie Moore 81, 5134 Cathedral ave. NV.
Walter Keating. 4S. 1925 Franklin st. ne.
Maurice Rosenberg, Il, Alexandria. Va.
Nancy Rheem,. 20, 2.l5 Cortland It,
Nathalie Wheeler, 2S Silver Spring Md.
samuel Keller, 81, 3409 Columbia pike.
Arlington, Va.
Sharon ward, !; 636 Eye St. Sc:
George Jones. 73, 729 A5ner ST. se
William Lawson. 70, 1910 T ST. NV.
Josephine whitney, 4S, 1894 Ontario rd
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Reports from Woshnqton's Bureau Of Vital Statistics

Huffman, Laurin and Maryalice.
Jackson. John and Louise.
johnson. James and Harriet.
Jones, Roscoe and Marjorie.
KunZ, George and Cora.
Law, Francis and Dorothy.
Lilly. James and Ellen.
Long. Charles and Anna.
McCafferty, Patricia.
Mehlberth, Joseph and Clara.
Montgomery, Robert and Cordie.
Moore, George and Hazel.
Murphy, Robert and Betty.
Moore, George and Hazel.
owens. Charles and Mildred.
Palmer, Richard and Amanda.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Heor The Greet
Froncescotti!

On Wednesday eve
ming, November Is, at
$50 pm, the National
Symphony will pre-
sent the great Vino
Francescatti, one of
the worlds greatest
violinists. Hear him,
and then come to
Campbell's for his
recording with the
Philadelphia S y m
phony and Eugene
Ormandy) of Saint
Saen's Concerto (Col.
LIP Album No. 4315),
$4.85
Evening star., 1950-11-12

Simmerman, Stephen and Mary
Sorensen, Vincent and Margaret.
Spoler, Charles and Patricia.
Stevens. s.sns Hsrold ,sI and Dorothy.
Swinson. Clarence and Dora.
valleix., Louis and Marguerite.
yermillion, BENJAMIN and Mary.
WEIGH. Louis and M. Joyce.
White. James and MARGARET.
Wood. Ashby and GEsRy RsPy;
Alexander. Sidney and Edna.
Binss sniss N9smah Ghesaer ana and aaf3erls Berniee
Biame. JACK and Ethel.
Bradt. Joseph, and Sara.
Bridges, Bobby and Ellen.
Buckley, walter and Jessie.
Burke. James and Patricia.
Burke. Thomas and Mary.
Cannayaro, Donald and Joan.
Catterton, Clyde and Emma.
Cole. Samuel and Julia.
DAILY, Harry and Mary. Helen.
DePerni, Jack and Mildred.
Donovan, Charles and Margaret,
Eads. Edwin and Shirley.
Eisenschmidt. Kurt and Patricia.
FFsipameri FarPeq ads Ronals aa asisn ans Dorothy.
Farnham. Waller and Leslie.
Fasick, Robert and Rena.
Feeley, John and Bette.
Fine, Irving and Kathleen.
Ford. Robert and Jean. 2.
Friedmann Edward and Beulah.
Friedman, Harry and SarR.
Ganim .Fuad and Bahija.
Gould, Lyttleton and Mary.
| Green, Jesse and Marjorie. 81
Grove, Robert and Maxine.
| Cue, William and Bertha,
| Haberling, Paul and Rita.
| Hardy. Aubrey and Lillia.
| Hoffman. Robert and Mary.
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Purchase the Dvmont
BY mokina minimum
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Left:
With no Dreuious musical erpertence, Mr.. Custer.
pieces eTpertly. Now reads music. tool
Right:
This is the apartment building at 1919 South s6th
street, ARLINGTON, IN whch the Clusters liue. Their
apartment Second floor, left tpndoUs.
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Births Reported

Boys.
Broomall. Edwin and Kathryn.
Burt. Stanley and Janet.
Cantor. Robert and Ann.
Carmona, Carlos and Violet.
Click, George and Edith.
Colley, Drayton and Helen.
Crist, Bainbridge and Elizabeth.
Davis, Carroll and Juliette.
de Gutierrez, Manuel and EsperanZa.
Didden, George and Dorothee.
Dishmon, David and Ruth.
Dyer. Harold and Evelyn.
Eddy, william and Anne
Ellison, Charles and Grace. -
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building at 441s seth Arlington
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