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Evening star., 1951-11-24
LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic
Md. Beach-front cottage. furn., with
large lot, for $1,000; in restricted
bay development for professional
college graduates. Drive down any
time, - mi. beyond Prince Fred
erick. Wash. phone. AP. 1924, ewes.
wATER-FRoSr OF, sandy beach on
South River: sacrifice for quick sale.
Greenbelt 291l. E5s
$4,000; 22 ACRES. mostly wooded,
included in subdivision, SO mi. d.
140 lots. 40x60 #. wide; some water
h{4 fT1nt 4a1e diSsctly on bay. J. A. CULLEN.
SHADY SIDE. A delightful place ' to
live. Peninsula between West River
and Chesapeake Bay: good roads,
good schools. churches; 10 airline
miles from D. c.. via Marlboro: new
road now under survey, will save
miles; values will Zoom. Several fine
year-'rourld homes for sale; $4,000
to $4,000, A fine 2-oedroom, living
room, kitchen, bathroom, large
porches. fireplace: Sc, 900 for quick
sale. Large six-room winter home,
right on the water. With private pier
for boat; 2 bedrooms, bathroom, f1re-
place, etc. A bargain at $4,000.
Many other fine buys. Buy your lot
now and build at your convenience
Buy now and save: can finance
A. W. ANDREWS, Shady Side, Md.
Tel. West River 574l. 800
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AVIATION
BOATS

BOAT BERTHS AVAIL. Guaraa.
tee tsed & iss FREE; power and water out.
rn6,s q; 3-gsl7 9@ GS S5 OF; s4s1. 49,,
Bloody Point. Sharp. Gooses. Reserv
Call CAPT. KING. WA. 4l92
marine pilot available Il
transport yachts via inland water.
E.Ss ways. Boy Ella; Star; 2e.
BOAT, 1S'x6'; centerboard, simpl,
cat rig. A rugged. stable, safe anc
reasonably fast boat in excel. cond
Two sets Of sails. Boat now In wa
ter at Washington Sailing Marina
Berth and winter storage spac,
available. KI s-S074. -25
OuTBOARD MOTOR, Wizard Supel
10 SIT. hydroplane, good cond. Sl5(
or best offer. AP. 534S. go
3o-FT. FISHING BOAT. good condi-
tion. Fully equipped. Must sell
Immediately. First reasonable offel
gets 1t. See Webb at WARD BROS.
Deale. Nd. -25
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CHEVROLET '3s 1k-ton dual-vhee;
stake; stake l947 motor. perfect body,
saleeo saleo A. s, JOHNSON CO.. Hit.
CHEVROLET 80 h-ton pickup: GSe heat.
er. orig. green paint. This truck Il
SNso9ToR Ss9d CO. 4ooo Ga s9'.; ave. hiFk *
CHEvv:. 1899 1-ton panel: low milsS5r. mica
II NJ; !pfs sHaa'' good tires Make st. Gt.er
sss ssSsD saD SokRis SSsk iRsEiesd HGoHks fH5 sgsss
TSTFaRSGaa NH "a aTins.n ays n.wa IA; 1922. -25
driven. Paneied BODY BODY dual dual WpseI. 9Gne.-
excel motor. good tires. SToO on
pest offer. Can be seen at els r. I
@ ave; ne, or call WI. 1881. -25
DODGE I947 A-ton panel In excel
cSRd; GR osTn pTivate owner. Sacrifice. S4g5,
rSTERS: isss .m-son pickup: p2s IN.
Rsal value at t's saa5. 5hRins REl ssssl sSsdi'ion
FORD. 1914 ll-ton; fair condition,
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. ERICA IA IA
1889. for bid form. Oh
CHEvRoLET 1860 1h-ton panel; one
oSner; ,S excellent eond.; low mileage;
$3.50. ' 'A'' SaA SA
sTUDEBAKER 1851 A-ton I pickup;
tops In economical transp.; ideal foI
Jonoer; special price. 1880. Nc.
NEIL STUDEBAKER, I4l8 P st
nM n;T' 1ess A9S4 Wis. ave. NV. CO. 1853
~ sssa. som. ssa sosg sssss! ssss dfy eSi
sTuibsEsRA,EkER 81 ,s4e n-.on; sooa mse a.
lied; sacr. at 1915 Or ofier. III 54S7. sst
DODGE 40 one-ton panel; new motor
Vine ass$ sess sea or best raOas Siser' BRANDY ye
sse5. EpMoNps MOTORS eFords ~ 3
Wilson WI y. oiyd. Ct n jackson. Airing
FORD 81 FL pickup; substan tia]
sssvi1gs under list az I,l95. ED
Mh,oaNDS MOI MOTORS Tosd). Wilson
2-4300. -2T
Evening star., 1951-11-24

Make Your Money in Land
Here is q real opportunity to buy a
lovely 1882 acres in beautiful
FAIRFAX FOREST. where modern
homes are now being built and
where development of property is
assured. We believe 81. 600 will buy
it. and recommend you inspect this
AL. 6644. TIE. 7343.
AL Baker & Son., Inc.
116 So st. Asaph St., Alex, Va,
IF YOU LIVE ON THIS EARTH OWN
A PART OF IT. Us
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LOTS g ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOTS g ACREAGE FOR SALE
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE offers beau
type homes. II you are q discrimi-
mating buyer wanting to live in
restricteo community. where en-
vironment and standard Of ultra
Vesfent WSfern nomeS mes viii protect your in
beyond Four Corners, So ramblers
start, SHirf, Z s6RTer m1Te owners H p@rsRaring @ to
sive Agent. SH. 0021. ONCE on the
LSTEs, 80 by 1se. colles. Heights
THREE ACRE LoTs, nr. N. 8. L.,
Md; about $500 or more cash, bal. ;
pRFsf,.sSRAAV 1sFgf; SRRAVEE; 1SsS GE. 1895. FL
ing % consressionaTi MaT cc1M0verlSo6; coGntty clUb;
site. Mrs. Pryse. Wo, 5sote. ss satursx
az day eng sqdo Sunday. STORY & co.
cHorcEE EoY 9s-AcRE BUILDING 81 sIrr.
II Title sfsEsh s7s rsssss5vls $685. g.. Nj Il fss5sa
eOx1o0-FT. LOT in colmar Manor
2, ,sgSd snd 4lst ave; Si.560 cash. yU.
73 ACRES OF LAND, Fairiand Sec
ton. Beautiful elevation; 5 miles
from Silver Spring; 1900 macadam
road frontage; $50. 800, firm price,
So. 900 cash, bal. 5-year terms. so
interest. COFFMAN REALTY COM
PANY. sH. 4123; ewes. SH. 1928.
Al LOTS in beautiful subdivision
best s.e. location; Q blocks to b. G
line; as q whole or separate lots
J M. MEDLEY. HI. b777. 80
FOUR ACRES, near Ashton. A lovely
building site in this growing area OF
country homes; Price, $4,000. Call
7-7sss. We WooDwARD Ga6', & isSjf Norris, 1 )
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LEEDS MANOR
VA. FARMS

VA. FARMS
6h A.. 5-room frame bungalow, good
condition poultry house. garage. or
vile sl0.5o0; sz.5oo cash. "a 0faii bal
81 A., good 5-room frame house, cd
cond;. some outblds.. z A, timber
mi. west of Nokesvilie, Va. SI2..
Oo9. Good down payment. We have
this sec. Contact ' Az
A; r: WILKINS, NoKEsvILLE. VA
17N21. WITH PENTAGON REALTY
CO., FAIRFAX, VA. OF
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE Icont. J

ss, 800 1st TRUST NOTE at 81. pay
able S35 per mo. for only Sc. 900.
Secured on D. c. brick house. ST.
1857. I'D
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WE HAVE several responsible con-
Germs needing space ranging in size
from 5000 to $4,000 SO. IT., for
immed. poss.. rail siding preferred.
FOR further details consult leasing
Realtors. 1905 H st. NV, Ma. 2345'
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTuDEBAKER ~ Comm. 4,dr. s.
@ leay isssh nice ear aTSHh Bater Bonded ana nj and
D. BUTLER, INC, 112I 2Ist st.
NV. DI. OHIO. Open Sat. and Sun,
~ III ni,d 9; Eeekdays til o. Visit our
sTUDEBAKER 1s4s comdr. Land
Cruiser; black; o.d., climatizer and
defroster; den1 ter radio; good mech. and
priced, .Sl,195. LEE D. BUTLER.
INC. 1921 21st st. NV, DI. 0ilO.
Open Sat. and Sun. It'll 6. weekdays
til 8. Visit our inside showroom.
sTUDEBAKER '4s Champ. de luxe
2-dr. sedan; gray; climatizer and
oeiroster; gel very clean inside and
sqt6 s645 s00f Lee slref 5 BS4fpR BSslf5 B0qssa ise
l121 21st st. NV, DI. OHIO. Open
8. Visit our inside showroom. 20
STUDEBAKER 40 Champ, Regal A.
Or. sedan; blue; climatizer and de-
Iroster; excellent mech. cond. and
good tires; Butler Bonded, 81, ,l05.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1921 2lst
Sun. tn g., weekdays til 8. Visit
our inside showroom. -26
STUDEBAKER AT champion sedan;
equipped 1888 81 bank financing.
A tremendous selection. Pine ears
are cheaper at AUTO WHOLE
SsAL5sRss; 1871 BladensburE Rd..
STUDEBAKER 81 Regal de luxe;
equipped, Sl.343. 81 bank A.
nancing. A Tremendous selection.
Fine cars are cheaper at AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
Rd.. Ii 3-SS00.
WILLYS 1850 "62" all-metal station
age BY one owner. ST ,aSb' JET MO
TORS. 2725 Nichols ave. Sc. 10.
wILLYs 1s4s civilian 4-wheel drive
Jeep; heater; excellent motor; good
mud-grip tires; canvas top; all
seats; immaculate throughout. Sale
price, S495. SLIGO MOTORS, INC,
Willys Overland dealer, 962 Sligo
ewes, GE. o4z7' w. sSS0' @ss
WILLYS 40 4-dr.: good transports.
ton; S1lO. LA 3-6S60. -25
WILLYS STATION WAGON 81 g.
CYL: radio, heater and defroster,
WV. tires. o'drive.. like new. 5000
mi. By owner. $3.50. ST. 1869.
DE SOTO 81 cow. AND HARD TOP
81 conv, cream. black top r. and h.,
double eagle. VIII. tires; leopard up
black uphoi., undercoating; $3.50:
low mileage on both ears: fuliy
Evening star., 1951-11-24

TAKE YOUR SLEEPING QUARTERS
WITH YOU WHEREVER YOU GOi
1851 Chevrolet sedan delivery. Three
months old; Low mileage. Equipped
with , steel fold-down hunks. easily
removable with kapok mattresses.
Also heater. undercoat, storage bins
Oil and gas filters, clock. Plans tc
export to Europe have gone astray
SO priced far under cost for quick
sale at Sl;525 or best offer. IA
Evening star., 1951-11-24
PLEASE READ THIS

Five acres In our restricted lake
community: privileges on 15-acre
falling spring for your water supply,
A beautifully wooded knoll for your
homesite: fine trees, holly, ferns
and wild shrubs; in Fairfax County S
hunt country: all for $500.
HERMAN E. GASCH 81 SON
500 Woodward Bldg, MA. 1884
Sat. and Sun, Call Daleview e152
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

WAREHOUSE. 1-story 1900 50. IT.
On 4:Oe0,ft. lot; r.r., siding; Il blk.
asySattsville, freight station; leased;
LlGHTBOWN. WA. 1926.
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LANHAM PARK

IifaINf1AM FARh
Out Defense hwy. (Route 5o). Thu
largest lot development project II
Prince Georges County. N-acrs
lots. $3.50 to 81, $50: S100 down
$15 monthly. City water, phone
electricity; fast bus and train serv.
ice. Directions: Bladensburg I'd. tc
'Lanham Park" Once open daily
nnd Sunday, 8 am. until pm
N; LEO SToRCH. Developer. Phone
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DE SOTO 81 cow. AND HARD TOP
double eagle. VIII. tires; leopard up
hol., S2.750.
Sportsman 81 2-tone gray, r. and h.,
black uphol., undercoating; S2.750;
low mileage on both cars; fully
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(Continued.
WANTED-1OO CARS
TRUCKS FOR SALE

80 1k-ton duaI-vhee;
stake; 1947 motor. perfect body.
good rubber: best offer for Quick
sale; A. 8. JOHNSON CO. Hit.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-14

...s ,te johnson of 1000 Cypress street has returned
So and other points where she visited relatives and
friends
Graham of Graham Bros, funeral home Kansas
City Annie Mae Lohart of ST. Louis passed through
the city hs week Oklahoma While here they visited
relatives and friends.
Mrs Cleo Campbell of 1912 W. 10th who underwent OPP
GRAFTON last week is improving nicely.
Services for little Miss Gula Madkins daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Caesar Madkns of Reed street. who died local hospital
Dee l. held from Mt Pleasant AME church Jeans adj
dtion, Dec. 4.
Grave services for James Lee Coleman Mr. and Mrs
j. L. Coleman of Fairfield who died the home his parents
last Monday, held at Johnson Lake cemetery Dec.
Services for Pfc Arthur Lee Johnson who was killed
ton in July held Perry funeral home chapel Dec He
the grandson of Mrs Lille Byrd and nephew of Mrs Minnie
Lee Armstrong Burial in Miler's memorial
Services for Horace White who died family residence
1904 Main street. Dec held Cherry St AME Zion
church. Dec. 9th Burial in Miler's memorial
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie Hardian great aunt of
Dr. L. Davis who died the home of cousin Mrs Gertrude
Thornton 2118 s. Hickory street Dec were held at First
Baptist church. Sunday Dec Burial was Mlers memorial
Funeral services for Mrs Ruth Stephens who died at the
home of her sonnaw and daughter and Mrs Tom Morris
l309 w. 9, Dec B. held Cornerstone Baptist church
Cornerstone, Dec g. Burial in Richardson cemetery
Services for William B Sledge son of Mrs Annie Sledge
and brother of Miss Joe Sege who suddenly in Chicago
Dec were held at ST. John AME church last Monday
Burial was in Mlers memorial cemetery
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-14
AFRO U n D
PINE BLUFF
With ElODlE l. CARTER
Masonic Temple - Phone 7171

son, Alfred Lincoln Flowers, born to Mr. and Mrs
Harold Flowers, December their home W. Barraque
Already given the nickname "A he to his proud
parents the birthday of Aonzo William Flowers, Ill., who
born December s. 1850 So GAP "Af will observe
for their busy father to keep mind The mother Mrs
Margaret b. Flowers and her both reported quite well
Mr. and Mrs Gray of Richmond California house guests
of Mrs Grays sister Mrs A. d. Braggs 300 w. 9th
While in the they will visit Mrs L. Walker of MGehee
Mrs Walker the mother of Mrs Braggs and Mrs Gray
Lone Star lodge No 2006 of the International Association
of Mechanic Helpers held its regular meeting December at the
Eks Rest The following officers elected Clarence Bnns
president; James Davis vice president j. W. Jones' financial
secretary Isaac Carter recording secretary Shelly TER
James Sanders local chairman After the election lovely
repast enjoyed by ALL
Would you like to make happy? Then visit the
Tiny Tim School, December Is at which time Christmas
tree will be had for their enjoyment Any organza
ton desiring make the affair call write Mrs
Blossom Turner, 521 E. 10Th
Mr. and Mrs. John Kahn 1920 w. Second had
their guest last week. Mrs Rachel Patio of Nashville Tenn
formerly of this city and widow of the late DR. Carl Pato She
member of the faculty of Tennessee State and has recently
returned from Europe where she visited five countries
Mrs. Nellie Lusk of 116 N Poplar has returned to her
work at Strong after spending the holidays here
Main E. Jones and sister little Miss Alberta Lucye Jones
of 61s Cedar street spent the week end Fordyce the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Purcell Hudson and family.
Mr. and Mrs Chrstophe and Mr. and Mrs. Mcdowell of Lit
tie Rock attended the Dunbar Merrill football game here last
Friday night.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-14

al was IN Mlller'S memorial cemetery.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-14
Proposes Taft For
Dixiecrat Ticket

Senator Robert A. Taft's state
ment in Durham, N. c. address
that he does Lot believe that the
federal government should re-
quire the abolition Of separate
schools in the South" as quoted
in an Associated Press dispatch
to The New York Times, Just +,
bout ends the possibility Of Mr.
Taft receiving the support Of any
selfresp citing Negro or of any
white American who believes In
democracy" Walter White, execu.
tive secretary Of the National
Association for the Advancement
OF colored People, said
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-14

year term when he was IA years
old for a SGT robbery. He escaped
after serving IL years, made his
way north. married and was lead
ing a model life when apprehend
ed recently as "a fugitive. The
Albany Negro Labor Council, the
New York Civil Rights Congress
and the Citizens committee to
Free Willie Thomas. spanked the
statewide campaign which won
freedom for this victim Of Alaba.
ma jim crow justice. Thomas
freedom came when, following
Wholesale protests, Gov. Gordon
Persons Of Alabama withdrew
that states demand that New
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-14
New Violence
In Louisiana
Vote Staying Town

Opelousas. Lathe anti-Ne.
gro terror in this town where
John Lester Mitchell, 33-year old
Negro. was killed by a deputy
sheriff following his court suit for
the right to vote. has grown TO
genocidal, pogrom proportions"
the Civil Rights Congress reports.
In the latest act of violence a.
gainst the Negro community, 10.
cal police are on a "manhunt' for
three Negroes accused of attack
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-14
Bragg City

Mr.. and Mrs. Clydell Leeks of
Camden and J. B. Beard Of Oak.
land, California are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. James Foreman Mrs.
Dearie Coleman and Mrs. Jera.
line Satawhite of Bragg City and
Mrs. Tommie Wilson and Rev. G.
c. Williams along with Will Har-
ris were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Foreman recently. Elder
Horace Satawhite is leaving for
Memphis this week to attend the
general convocaton.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-14

ing" a white night-club employee
who holds -salaried sheriff's
commission. Two other Negroes
have been jailed as "accomp.ices'
Just what inveigled ne five
Negroes to jump on the supposed.
ly-injured white bouncer las not
been explained by Sheriff Gull.
beau" according to reports
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-14
Mass Protest
Forces Dewey
10 A.bout.face

New York-Progressive Negro
and white New Workers. this
week won their fight to free Will
Ne Thomas. 33-year old Negro ia
ther Of five children, from Gov
Thomas e. Dewey's attempted ex-
tradition Of Thomas to an Ala
bama chain gang. the Civil Rights
Congress reports.
Thomas was sentenced to 100
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-14

York return Thomas to the chain
gang. Gov. Dewey had already
signed extradition papers to sur
render the Negro steel worker.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-16
FARMINGTON

TOdds Home Demonstration Club
had a turkey supper on Wednes-
day. November 14th, from 5 to 8
p. m. 1t was held in TOdds Com
munity Building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Myer and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. George DuMont
and son visited Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Hatfield, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Nora Hill spent a few days
last week with relatives in Will
mingtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Grant have
closed their home here for the
year and have returned to their
home in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Greene of
Elkton. were guests of Mrs. Lester
J. Mitchell last Thursday.
Doris VonGorres and Shirley
Nichols, student nurses at Milford
Hospital, were home for the week
end.
Mr. Edward B. Collins has re-
turned home from the hospital and
is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vincent, ST.,
entertained friends from Philadel-
phia over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow KentOn
and daughter of fredericksburg, Md
visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grit
fifth, Sunday
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-16
Acreage OF SOybeans
Seeded In Rows
Is On Increase

More and more farmers in Sus-
sex County are seeding soybeans
in rows rather than broadcast. ac-
cording to William H. Henderson,
County Agricultural Agent.
Some advantages recommended
by farmers for this method of
seeding are: (1) less seed required
per acre. (2) less trouble with
mouldy or diseased beans at harv-
est, CD easier to control weeds
which in turn means easier hal'v-
esting, (D side dressing of fer
tilizer can be made if beans show
a need for additional plant food,
(5) better yields.
These findings by farmers under
average farm conditions bears out
the easlier findings of research
workers in many states.
Farmers growing large acreages
of soybeans may do we'll to try a
part of their acreage seeded in
rows in order to determine fOh
themselves the results to be OBJ
tanned.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-16
BROWNSVILLE

The Harvest Home and Rally Day
services will be held at Union
Church. BuTrsville, on Sunday
morning, November 18th, at IL
o'clock. Revival services will be
held IN the evening. Everyone is in
Vited to all Of these services.
The Farm Bureau meeting will
be held Wednesday evening, Mo-
vember 21st, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Collins.
Reserved tickets for the Thanks
giving dinner, at Manships. NAV be
ordered by calling FELTON, 4161 OF
4164. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Price. Mr..
Norman Wix, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Brown and daughter, attend
ed the Herford Sale, at the Chino
Farms, near Church Hill. Md. on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Collision attend
ed the Rally Day services. at Hick-
man, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Brown. Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Welch and
daughter, Clara, were shopping in
wilmington, Thursday.
Mrs. William Steward is not SO
we'll at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bullock
and sons attended a birthday party
at Milford, Saturday evening. given
IN honor of Ronnie Davidson's Rif-
tn birthday
Mr and Mrs. Robert Collins and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Starkey and family, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown and
children, Mrs. Joe Mitchell and son
Jackie, were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Brown, of Ches-
void, on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim Brown and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles COverdale and son
called in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seeders
and Corp. Roger Hayman were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bull
lock, on Sunday. Laurence and
George Price also called on them
in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Welch anC
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hates, in FELTON,, Sunday
Mr.. Elbert Saunders, of Ridgely
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cover.
dale and son, were guests of Eimei
Brown and family, Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-16

However, DR.. Phillips said that
any plans he may have for the fu-
ture are in no way connected with
his decision to resign
This is the third major resigna-
ton from Brandywine Sanatorium
medical staff in three months.
The first was DR.. Alfred NJ. Die
trich who left Aug. Is. Then DR..
Nora 0'Flynn left Sept 2.
The State Board Of Health is ex-
pected to act upon Or. Phillips
resignation at its next meeting. His
leaving presents a problem since
Dr. Phillips has been handling all
the medical aspects Of tuberculosis
at the sanatorium by himself.
DR.. Phillips declined to reveal
just what he said in his letter of
resignation to DR.. Isaac ]. Mac
Collum, president of the State
Board of Health which administers
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-16
VIEW Leader VIII
Visit State In so
CONTINUED from first page,

These first steps were taken at
a department meeting in the Vir-
gil Wilson Post, Seaford. James L.
Cubbage of Clayton, senior vice
commander, presided. Col. George
I. Sylvester, Jr., commander of the
department, is recovering from in
juries suffered recently in an auto
accident.
Mr.. Babiarz reported on the ac-
tivities of the civilian military af-
fairs committee, which is seeking
more recreatOnal facilities for SER
vicemen in Delaware. Mr. Babiarz
was instructed to attend the COM
mittee meetings, and offer the as
sistance of the VFW in providing
recreation for servicemen.
Members of the department cOun-
Gil expressed concern over the Do
yer area in regard to recreation
for servicenien because of the
scheduled expansion of Dover Ali
Force Base. Members of Dover
Memorial Post, VFW, will survey
the servicenien's recreational ia
cilities in that area.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-16
"RoAMIN'" " WOLVES

ROME - (FO - The peaceful
farmer folk are turning out these
nights with their old muskets to
keep this ancient city of Romulus
and Remus from going back to the
wolves.
Famine caused by the long sum-
mer dry spell in the Apprentices has
driven whole packs of gaunt wolves
down to prey on the sheep and
cattle in the hills, within Is miles
of the capital.
In little communities around Roc
ca diPapa, Cervara, and even the
POpe's summer home at Castel Gan
dOlfO, wolf packs have been kill
ing up to a dozen sheep a night.
Some farmers reported COWS killed.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-16

the TB sanatoria program in Del
aware.
while l do not wish to take all
the reasons for my resignation, 4"
Dr.. Phillips said, 81 can say that
in general, the situation at Brandy
wine, as far as l am concerned, is
not attractive enough for me to
continue"
Dr., Phillips was made director of
clinics when DR.. Charles E. Gill, a
former Delawarean and until re-
Gently Pittsfeld district health Of
ficer of the Massachusetts Depart
ment of Public Health in charge of
tTB control work, was employed as
medical director and overall sup
eryisOr of both Brandywine and
nearby Edgewood Sanatoria.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-16
. ID. Phillips Is
Out At BrandyWine

DR.. Lawrence D. Phillips, veter-
an tuberculosis and chest expert,
1as resigned from Brandywine San
orium where he has been since
1926.
Until recently, he had been sup
drintendent Of the sanatorium but
last summer was made director Of
services.
While Dr. Phillips and Dr. NJ. A.
superintendent OF the
Delaware State Hospital, declined
@ make any comment. it. is rumor-
eQ that DR.. Phillips may accept a
position on the staff of the State
hospital. In three years, he will be
eligible for a pension.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-16
SINGAPoRE'S CHANGED
STATUS

SINGAPORE - (P) - This Brit
ish crown colony municipality is
officially going to becomes a city"
Letters patent from King George
VI so declaring will be handed over
soon by Governor Sir Franklin
GimsOn. SingapOre's constitution
is to remain unchanged for the
present, but the way may be event
ually cleared for the election of a
mayor.