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DINING ROOM STTTTE

DINING ROOM SUITE
Very fine French Louis XIV
style 10-pc. walnut and
rosewood dining room suite,
said to have cost $4,000 1.-TWO
thousand). Also fine French
style hand carved 3-pc. silk
brocatelle living room suite,
other unusually desirable
furniture will be sold by
public auction at Williams
Auction House, 918 New
York ave-, this Tues, Aug.
21St, commencing at 2 pm.
Now on public exhibition.
AuctioneerS ph., Ma. 2679.
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ANTIQUES, SPECIAL
Bethesda Chevy Chase Antique shor
invites you to inspect more than
300 pcs. OF furniture in pine. cherry
walnut. maple and tulipwood:
Penna. Dutch and New England
pieces. big stock of china. glass. etc.
sensible prices, terms II desired
free delivery. "Washington's Large
Antique Dealers" S215 Wisconsin
ave. OIL. 2422. 10 a.m.-9 pm.
Closed SUNDAYS
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DISHWASHERS, new. leading make.
fully guaranteed; will sell at cost
price; Call GEORGE PARKER, Ii.
pIsHWAsHER. Hotpoint, model
MCl5, 27-in, with removable porce-
f erae 'GP Cost Osans ssnss5 new win IN sell GFs95 sa5
Cal WI $500 Monday. MIR.
DONE. loaded glass, reas. GE. 20e2,
DOORS. misc, used, interior and
eSond eFte1IoT; fir pTiSsS In96 very reasonable.
Doors I - thu; thick screen doors. bes.
quality white pine. aluminium wire;
many sizes. $40 to Sl1.15; free
delivery. GRUVER MFG. CO. s00l
Conn, ave, Chevy Chase, Nd. OIL.
DOOR MATS. rubber, name included.
home or business. Prices start,
SS.95; i sizes. EX. 5640 10
DOUGH MIXER = Commercial size;
sqod!, cond, best offer. Ex. 5639.
DRESS COAT. new. black. never
springs and mattress. JU. S-Sl43.
DRESSES, suits. high quality. sizes
T. and IA COMMISSION SHOP.
rpIl,,S Id02 18th st: nv. NO; 1888.
otter. OF. s5s2. w; Ewes. 'oOO OF @2S 9ss'
DUPLICAToRs. Print-o-Mstic. S15;
addresser, S10.95. Today. CO. 1925;
week. DL 1872. 1112 l4th st. NV.
DUPLICAT0R, stencil type, S1575.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13
14th st. NV.
DOUBLE innerspring mattress, very
good condition, S26, or best offer.
MIXER, pormeyer, model
5000, complete with grinder. juicer
and mix bowl. S23. LU. 4-l626.
RANGE. nationally known
make | year old. Gu. It. GE re-
frigerator. WI. 3072
RANGE, WeStin ghouse: Z
burners and deep well. ov. $3.50.
ELECTRIC RANGE. crosley, modern
Sc. 1879; never used. UN. 4101.
ELEC. RANGE, 20 in wide. brand.
now, never used; made bv Frigidaire;
5 l.l. $50 under list price. CHI 1864.
ELECTRIC TRAIN SET, American
Flyer, plus S25 table. practically
new complete forNSg5 KE. 3-5761.
Britannica, "a vols,
almost brand new; owner leaving
country. Sacrifice. AP. 1881. -2l
ENCYCLOPEDIA-Funk & Wagnalls,
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BICYCLE
nbW N-W. II. 5
BICYCLES

we Weight s-speed bicycles: famous
twist Strip gear shift, found only on
latest be sure it's twist grip; all
sizes, colors, models, still at the low
price of $3.50. Also BSA Gain.
ular coaster brake plus handbrakes;
finest Juvenile bike made; only
S49.50. Trade in your old bike; 90
in. and Gain. sizes command top
prices.
Columbia and Rollfast bicycles. all
sizes. $3.50 up; Federal. Hopalong
and Mercury tricycles. $3.50 to
S27.50. We guarantee and service
everything We sell; expert and eco
nomical repairs on all wheel-goods.
Free parking lot at rear of store,
rear entrance. Open to 8 pm. Mon.
BLALOCK CYCLE co.
sI17 Ga: ave; Sill. spg. sH. eo5O,
across from B. & o. Station.
BINOCULARS. sx3o, Achromatic
prisms, separate eye adjustment
ne Eons ali ke fsxeS eStceSss HSg 5fs SHOP c9
- 7x5o, Jap, with
leather case; like new. $500 Phi.
GReenbelt 3I51.
BINOCULARS. new. German Hen
SSoldt; Sx30. Sun. afternoon. KE.
BINOCULARS. French. sx3o. with
case. prewar; S25. OIL. 1908.
BOILER. National Premier Oil Burn
ing Steel Rating $50 It. of steam
or 1.090 #. of water. Boiler
equipped with Mcdonnell water con-
troll and Wayne oil burner. Gail
GE 6S49
BOOKS. ehildcraft; half price. Call
BOOKS-Several estate libraries at
&c to 75c- per book for, quick liaui-
dation. Largest lot this week is
mostly non-fiction with many old
books. ESTATE BOOK SALES. 1907
H NV. 3rd floor; Sunday and Mon
day. 10 am. to 10 pm.
sectional, best makes,
1925: wk.. DI. 1879, I1i2 l4th NV.
BREAD SLICER, good condition;
best offer. EX, 5000. Ii. 3-9S20
BREAKFAST SET. chairs, table.
china closet; 500, LU. 4-0476.
BRICKS-Face and common, | or a
million ALASKA coal, AND RRICK
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PAINTING and papering. For . good
Job at low price. call MR.. XIX
pAfNTING ai1Sa and papering-satisfied
customers for over 25 yrs. Call
MR. LAWRENCE. RA. 9703.
PAINTER-For Job well done at q
price YOU can afford to pay, cal
JU. 7-921S after pm -21
PAINTING, interior, exterior, root
coating, general repairs; free esti-
mates Call RA. 0036. -22
PAINTING and decorating-Reliablt
| workman; reasonable prices. c. E
WHITL0CK.. UN. 1896; 21'
PAINTING--Apts. and homes. color.
fully decorated in rubber base OF
fiat oil paints. A neat lob at rea.
sonable price. TU. 1859 -25
| PAINTING, plastering. remodeling
repairs, waterproofing, cementing
HUI APO.
PAINTING. interior and exterior Also
Kemtoning All work guaranteed
Call CO 0136. 90
PAINTING, paperhanging. gen. reprs
Reliable white mechanics. MR.
RIDENOUR. DU. 1898 19s
PAINTING, interior. exterior; general
repairs. 1433 Columbia I'd. NV,
Apt. /, K. LEAK, CO. 6252. --2l
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS l,I,l. Ms. . AND n. HOME a., improve. I.
to s; pay. eli HAMILTON TON G coNTRAcT. +
ING CO., RE. 4477 30'
ADDITIONS and modernizing. cellar
to roof Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO. q3l New York ave, NV,
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APPLIANCES. USED
Ranges, gas, used, from $50, guar
Retrigerators, electric. used. from
.S35, guaranteed.
Refrigerator. SerYel, gas, used,
500 80, installed.
Refrigerator, Servei, gas. used,
5000.
Water heaters, gas. used. from SIS.
guaranteed.
Kitchen cabinets, wall and base.
damaged, from SIS.
Linoleum cabinet tops assorted sizes
and eolors, from S1.9S.
Sinks, used, $50.
Sink. 54-in.. de luxe. porcelain top.
new, 500.
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RIIIDER

BUILDERS
Fireproof doors. steel frames, slidinl
closets. access panels. ST. 1862.
BUILDING ITEMS, Lumber and Mill
work; everything from A. to q; fret
delivery; special millwork made IL
our Mill. RUCKER LUMBER. 1926
Wilson Blvd. near Key Bridge. Phi
ia. 4-1234. (Open Sats. 3 to u
BUILDING MATERIALS
NEW-NEW-NEW
TOILETS AND TANKS S21. .a5
ROOF COATING, . gal. ----S1. .9s
ROCK WOOL. l 900 SO. IT. S425Q
DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS Slg.95
4 LIGHT OUTSIDE DOORS S12.9j
THICK BUTT SHINGLES, per
DOORS, . it. 4 in. by 6 #. 8 in. ST
We also carry complete line OF
copper tubing and fittings. roofing
suffering, plumbing. All at great
savings.
We also can fill your orders in USED
BUILDING MATERIALS.
ACE WRECKING g. BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO.. LU. 4-0500, 4002
MINI. ave. ne. "a
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STONE WORK

Retaining walls. fiagStone walks.
WALKER, Ju. 7-6022. go
STORM WINDOWS, combin.; COM
fortize your home and save money;
Aug. special. For estimate, call
ia. 2-5S33 go
TILE SETTING - Repairs OF walls,
floors and new work. Free estimates
WI. SS33 or WI 0O43. 10
TELEVISION and antenna servicins
prompt, competent workmanship
Guaranteed, IA. 1852. -l4
TELEVISlON REPAIRS - Same day
service; day and night calls. Most
reas. rates in town. LU. $4,000.
UPHOLSTERY - Couches. chairs re-
Webbed, springs reset your home or
my shop; furniture repair. all kinds.
s. NJ. JANNEY, GE. O3SO.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, accordion teacher will
sacrifice beautiful new $1,000 in
strument for S400: 10 lessons free
If desired. VI. S226.
ACCORDION with case, 4S-baSs Wur-
liter; good condition; $50. Ii.
6-I456.
ACCORDION, new. salanti, 100 bas:
with case: treble and B shifts; alum
mum construction to prevent warp
ing. Special Sl49.50. RATHER ),
736 18th st. NV.
ACCORDION, Hohner Verdi No. 81
was $3.50; priced for quick sale. $50.
I 20 to 20 Sun NO oRh3-
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STAR LUMBER co.
RINK REDS

Complete with 2 new cotton mat
IA ard ST. St. NV. NV Ex. Ss44a SSA @ ooN
CABINET SINK, 3 metal wall cabi-
nets, l open corner cabinet, / tall
broom cabinet. New condition. Call
IA. 6-6674. 30
CALCULATOR Monroe electric
500 80. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S13 14th st. NV.
Argofiex Model 40. flash and case,
and 35-mm.. f35 lens and case. All
brand-new equipment. WI. 1878.
CAMERA - Brand-new 1852 model
Rolleiflex cameras, f3.5 Xenon-f3 &
dTessar lens. Also one 1881 R9lIei:
PAwNBRoKER!s 81 Ss'as SALES ESo.ES co.. SIS
D st. NV. RE. 1922.
CAMERA, Medalist II. f35 Ektal
coated lens. built-in syc-case; cam
be told from new; reg. 1928
special; $40; TENDLER,s PAWN.
BRoKERs q as5J sAbEs CO.. e1a D st
cAMERA a ssss Super 1kSnta ,.n. B. Sranansw
sAEEs AsAS CO. els pATNHhSAAR 5 st. NV. Re )
CAMERA. Retina II. f2 'Helison lens
With, With case; very zslI Slean; reg. $40
Rse5ki BRokERs fSO SALES aSedEH co. S1s pA~M B st
NV. RE. 3522.
CAMERA. Eastman. 16-mm., maga
500. Lo. 4-7747.
CAMERA, Eumig. s-mm. movie, wild,
angle telephoto Keystone protector
screen, $40 cash. LO. 3-952S.
CAMERA-zeiss super Ikonta &C.
Tess TesSar cde1i;,CG lens eOupisd r T. case. Yer
cx%fRa xSGf RiaEnf'fa gs sress k1 s4sss fessar lens
Compur shutter, -f:4.5. 2A. 3A; filn
pack and roll Aim adapters. $40
FA. 2262 sunday before 4:30.
CAMERA LENS, Zeiss Tessar Gin
foaiso f45 n 9s cqmpqT IN Ss5 IA AnsYol
1871 Cooke teiephoto rs. $50; s
in. f:29 Pentac. $40. TIA. s043.
CAMERA. Zeiss-Icon, 35 nm. @,
zeiss-Pessar lens, B. /. range finder
case perfect. LA. 6-7S73.
CAMERA LENS, telephoto and .13.i
CAMERA If'HsfI SIo IovrE 10; spf 9499i 4 lens $40
Robot II Xenon % ctd SIS. teie
photolens ctd.. $50; Retina II Ektal
f. ctd. SSS, 3 100 films Csc, papers
hall price, flashbulbs, 800, filters
300, other bargalns; going out Of
business. SCHUBERTS PHOTO 351S
Connecticut ave. near Porter st. NV
Phone WO. 1887 weekdays.
CAMERA--4x5 Bush Pressman Vus
focus range finder. 4x5 cold light
enlarger, professional contact print.
er. 3 portable food lights. miscel-
caSIERs jaa1f1ss access Gan 81 I;on 2Gl4
'tri-vision' with leather case ano
viewer. Like new. $500. Phone
GReenbelt 1851,
CAMERA-Voiztland ranRefinder,
Bessa 214x3l4, f35 Heliar in COM
pur. 500. Lettz compartment case,
- IN
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IMMIGRANT

IMMIGRANT
80 yrs, college educa.. over 10 years
Ruages. good app, seeks part empl
any line. business. club or private;
good organizer; available ewes. and
Ia days week ends. Full time con-
sidered. Whv not drop a line for
interview to Box 139-M, Star.
RESTAURANT OWNERS
ATTENTION
Available Sept. L. high-type execu-
tive chef, steward or manager; small
or large operation; straight salary
or comm. plan. Give me your head
aches. JU. 1-6373 or write
BOX l35-M, STAR.
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BRICKS
BRICKS

Used bricks cleaned. Call us where
brick may be seen; will deliver.
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING MA
TFRIAI, co III I-OSOO oI
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Expert. white mech; work guar; free
estimates; any Job. any where. any
size. M. +. BEALL. SH. $3.50.
PAINTING AND PAPERING.
Interior and exterior. AL work guar
alteed. IA. 960l. 40
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Accounting Machine

N. c.. r. model 30212 Q13-E) FIT
chine in excellent mechanical con.
dition; $3.50. On display in office
EASTMAN KODAK STORES. INC.
HOT I4th st N W III
Evening star., 1951-08-19

Upholsterers, 1St Class
Call Michiean 402S Monday. 1a'
WATERPROOFING OF ALL KINDS
cement work: all work guaranteed
RoBERT E; PRICE; DI. 6923 30
waxed, sanded and finished. wall.
painted and washed. NO. 1888. --1s
BET lGR SCREEN your porch now
while ! have the materiall All
estimate will cost you nothing. 81
3942 evenings.
WANTED-Outside or inside painting
by contract. Call OR. 0454 after
D pm. Monday.
REFINISH YOUR FLOORS
NOW
Fast drying floor finishes; 100cs pure
shellac; pure plastic floor finish
Bakelite and Tung oil floor seals
Parkay. TerraZZo. concrete Sealers
Bakelite reinforced deck enamels
We specialize in floor supplies BEIS.
LER SUPPLY CO. 9th and Que SITS
NV, MI. 4442. We deliver D. c..
Md, Va. 3 a.m.-S pm. -19
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Men Available

For employment. odd jobs. yard work
wall washing. carpentry. houseclean'
ing. etc. SALVATION ARMY Harbol
Light Corp. ME. 4532.
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Large quantity of good clean bricks:
quick delivery GENERAL WRECK
ING CO, Brentwood rd, and w st.
ne. MI. 6I71. --23
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ADDITIONS

Avail. immed. to contract additions,
recreation rms, porches, ETC.; best
references: GE bO16 30
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A small deposit will assure OF a cool
summer Call Ii. 3-4112. r., e. NJ;
REFRIGERATION CO. Authorized
tbondedD Service Dealer
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BASINS

SPECIAL BUY
Pedestal basin complete with brass
fittings. 81 each. ACE WRECKING
e. BUILDING MATERIAL CO.. LII.
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Complete with 2 new cotton mat
tresses;. S35 95. N. FRANK g. SON
414 ard st. NV. EX. 1914
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BEDROOM

DAWSON FURNITURE co.
224h RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
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CONTINUED on Next PassI
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Exterior. interior; free estimates
reas., refs. I. sCHAIN. RA. 3l39.
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CAMERAS

Brand-new. worlds finest by author. 4;
compl. photo dept. store; 100 bar
gains; / year guar: cash or 6 to IS
mos. to pay. Trade-ins. Lowest
prices. Free instr Catalog free;
7-hour photo finishing. Repairs.
Open Sat. from 8 am. to g pm.
BRENNER PHOTO CO.
Evening star., 1951-01-22
TeIevision Tomorrow Tuesday, Jonuoy q, 1851
PM. / WMAL $50

First 100 Years. z" Johnny 'hnsa
headline cues
2o, Shop the TswnI News
% Jonathan story
E4s sas Angler j. Vacation
Smith
Evening star., 1951-01-22

newer drugs IN SedageI acs
d differently from soda
differently from ordinary al
kalizers and irritating Iaxatives.
Sedagel ''sponges up excess
acid-settles and sweerens your
stomach. 1t spreads a protective
coating over irritated stomach
and intestinal walls that soothes
and eases. Distress goes and lets
you sleep. Get Sedagel today.
III pain be,5i5tJ, see yoa, doctor
Evening star., 1951-01-22
Acts Fastest,
Longest to Stop
Upset Stomach
Indigestion
Report 7 out of 10 users In survey

There is no other way like Sedagel to overcome
heartburn. acid gas pains. distress from nervous
stomach" say thousands. Of all the ways they
have ever tried, Sedagel is best. No other acts
es fast nor lasts as long Not one can make
this impressive statement. Here's proof that the
Evening star., 1951-01-22
HiqhIiqhts Of Todoy's Programs

Congress Pass Universal Military
Service Law" debated by Maj.
Gen. Julius Ochs Alder, DR.. William
L. Marbury and Harry A. Freeman.
$3.50, WNBW - Musical Comedy
Time: Victor Moore and Irene Bor-
noni play in Louisiana Purchase"
1000, WTOP-Studio One: Frank
Sundstrom portrays the 18th CEN
tury printer in "The Trial Of John
Peter Zenger."
Evening star., 1951-01-22

star in the presentation Of Dearest
Enemy"
$3.50, WRC-Voice of Firestone
Bidu Sayao is guest soloist.
900, WTOP - Radio Theater:
James Stewart, Debra Pager and
jeff Chandler play their original
roles in Broken Arrow"
800, WRC - Telephone Hour:
Jascha Heifetz is guest.
1000, WMAL-Ralph Flannagan's S
Band: Full orchestra and star vo-
calists, with the show originating
from Army camps.
1000, WRC NBC Symphony
Guido Cantelli conducts and the
orchestra plays music by Mozart,
Don Gillis and Moussorgsky.
1880, WEAM-War Front-Home
Front: Reports and analysis of the
Korean situation.
1885, WMAL-United or Not: The
weekly United Nations news is pre-
Sented.
TELEVISION TODAY.
500, WTOP-Video Theater: Te-
resa Wright is star of Manhattan
Pastorale."
900. WNBW-Lights Out: K. T..
Stevens appears in For Release
Today"
$3.50, WMAL-on Trial: SHOULD
Evening star., 1951-01-22
RADIO TODAY.

500, WTOP - Star Playhouse ::
Dick Haynes stars in Rabbit Foot. "
500, WRC-Railroad Hour: Ma
dine Conner and Gordon MacRae
Evening star., 1951-01-22

Evening news broadcast, d.
rect from The Stars news
room, Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
| WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28

7s2.OO with the state supplying
1901 .261.OO of the amount and the
Georgetown Special School District
the remaining sum. The local
school districts share of cOnstruc-
ton costs would be paid through
bond issue of $491 ,531.O0. To clear
the debt in 25 years Woula require
paying $4,000 each year on the
principal With school bonds car
rying an interest rate of about 29e
now, there would be about $4,000
or $1,000 needed to pay interest in
the beginning, the amount gradual
ly decreasing as the principal de-
creased, about $4,000 each five
years.
On the basis Of greatly increas-
ed enrolment in the school here,
Superintendent of Schools Joseph
D. Thomas has applied to the State
Board of Public Instruction for
three teachers over the number al
lOtted to the school on the regular
budget. The enrolment of S5S stu
dents for this year has necessitated
shift in the lower grades, espe-
cially in the first grades, which
have the highest enrolment in the
history of the school. A total of
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28

Since World War II he established
the COurtland Laboratory, in Los
Angeles, which was devoted to pro-
cessing blood plasma for CONNER
cial hospitals. The COurtland Lab
OratOry is now one of the seven
laboratories in the United States
engaged in processing plasma ex-
clusively for the Armed Forces and
Civilian Defense.
Andrew Murray was program
chairman. Other guests were Chas.
FOgg, of the Sussex Soil COnser-
vation District, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Edwards and son. David,
radio gospel singers who present
ed a musical program.
The Wesley Methodist Church
Youth Fellowship began fall ac-
tivities with a covered dish sup
per, held in Jones Memorial Hall
last Sunday evening.
New officers were presented and
their duties defined. Plans for fu-
ture meetings were discussed. The
organization is sponsoring roller
skating parties on a membership
basis, each Wednesday evening in
the hall.
Officers assuming their respec-
tive offices were Almeda Tsaacs.
president; Ollie Baker, study and
worship chairman; Carolyn GOrdy,
music chairman: Charlotte Ellwan-
ger, recreation chairman; Doris
Grain. secretary and Jack Hearn,
treasurer. There were 36 in at
tendance at the meeting.
A committee in charge of the
annual home talent play sponsored
by the Sunshine Glass of Wesley
Methodist Church, met in Jones
Memorial Hall this week to COM
plete plans for the production of
Young DR.. Young" The play will
be presented in the Georgetown
High School on the evenings of
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28

be set later. in Seaford, George
town and Selbyyille.
The opening devotional service
was led by Rev. DR.. T. c. Mulligan,
pastor of the host church and the
closing devotional service was con-
Quoted by DR.. BARLEY.
The conference was attended by
approximately lis, ministers, s,
church officials and members of
churches comprising Group No. 6:
Grace, Wesley and Georgetown Cir
cult; Goshen and Grace Churches
in Milton; Beaver Dam Church, in
HarbesOn; Bethel Church, Lewes;
Epworth Church, Rehoboth; Ellen
dale Methodist and Indian Mission.
Resident voters in the George
town Special School District will
vote in a referendum to be held at
the local school, Saturday, October
13, on the question of whether the
much needed construction program
as planned by the local board of
education and approved by the
General Assembly, the State Board
of Education, and the State School
Building Program Board, will be
carried out here. The cost of the
construction program will be $780,
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28

November z and 8.
Mrs. Nell Ringler Barr is gen
eral chairman and Carter Minor
will direct the play. The cast of
characters will be announced in
the near future.
Church problems, programs and
aims were the subject of a panel
discussion during the Sub-District
Quarterly Conference of Group No.
6 of the Dover District of the Pen
insula Methodist Conference held
in Grace Church here recently. Rev.
Edward 7. DOugherty, pastor of
Bethel Church, Lewes, acted as
moderator. Ministers on the panel
and subjects discussed by them
included: Rev. William W. Hamil-
ton, Nassau Charge, Evangelism; :"
Rev. Harold Davis, Goshen Church,
Milton, Conference Educational
Program" Rev. James O'Neil, Ell
lendale Methodist Church, ITEM
perance;" Rev. William o. Hackett,
Wesley Church, Georgetown, World
Service and Missions" Rev. Ira
Crum, Georgetown Circuit, Lead
ership Training" Rev. Louis c.
Randall, r ehObOth, Rural
Churches"
DR.. o. A. BARLEY, superintend-
ent Of the Dover District, presided
over the business session and re-
ceived reports of activities from
the IL churches comprising Group
No. 6. He pointed out that "A
churches in the Dover District are
without a w. S. c. S. and urged or
ganization of a w. S. C. S. in each.
He outlined the requirements for
such an organization and stressed
the importance of work done by
such groups.
On November IA, a District Con-
ference will be held in Millsboro
and Leadership Training Schools
are planned to be held on dates to
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28

the DelmarYa Council, Boy Scouts
OF America, held in the GEORGETOWN
High School, higher rank was con-
ferred on % scouts from various
troops in the county.
Granville C. Boyce, of Laurel.
chairman cf the Board of Review.
who presided, stated "This is the
largest group we have ever hand
led in any one session iQ Sussex
County"
The list of those advanced, their
rank and troop follows: Advanced
to Star Scouts were Edward J..
Green, Donald Kitchens, James S.
Tunnel and Neal F. Warrington,
Troop No. 1O5, Georgetown; Reed
Barrows, Bill MCGOWAN, Jr., Rob-
ert Allen Chipman, Cecil Tate,
Howard T. Pierce, of Troop No.
162, Seaford; Lawrence S. COrdrey
and Gerald L. Harrison of Troop
No. SO, MillsbOro; Ray Bryan,
Troop No. SO, Lewes; William Step
hens, Troop No. 179, Selbyville;
Richard Prettyman, Troop No. 80,
Laurel.
Advanced to Life Scouts: Jerry
Smith, Sandy Blackwell, Thomas
]. Freiday, Robert Lee Rough,
Dick HaTgitt and David Grosh,
Troop 1S2, Seaford; Roy Smith and
Richard Sharp, Troop SO, Lewes;
G. T. DickersOn, Jr,, and Jay Wall
er, Troop 80, Laurel; David Ar
chine, Troop 179, Selbyville. APP
proved for the rank of Eagle Scout,
the highest rating in Boy Scouting
were John Tunnell, Troop 1O5, of
Georgetown; Steve Miller and
Clarke Abbott, of Troop 80, in Lau-
rel.
Members of the Board of Review,
in addition to Mr.. Boyce, who at
tended the meeting and participated
j nthe ceremonies included John E.
McGOvern and John COrrigan,
Lewes; Edward Rough and George
Murray, Jr., Seaford; A. Wayne
Burton, Joseph c. Lingo. Mills
bOro; James Floyd, Selbyville;
Dale L. NOlen, District Scout Exec
utive of the Sussex District and
Ernest H. Wilson, director of Office
services of the Delmarva Council.
COurtland Barr of the COurtland
Laboratories in Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia, speaking before the George
tOwn-MillsborO Rotary Club in Ma
sonic Temple last week emphasized
the importance of the Blood Donor
Campaign. He said ct is now i'm
possible to get blood in quantities
needed today, other than through
blood contributions" and pointed
out that conditions in Korea have
necessitated the using of the re-
serve supplies of blood plasma.
Mr.. Barr, a native of Georgetown,
traced the progress of blood plas-
ma beginning with experiments be-
gun by a British surgeon, DR.. Ward,
in 1918, up to 1929 when DR.. Ham
Stramauer, pathOlogist at Bryn
Mawr, took up the development of
the program, which proved of in
estimable value during World War
II, when laboratories were set up
all over the U. S. for the processing
Of blood into plasma. Mr.. Barr, at
that time associated with Sharp &
DOhme, went to the west coast to
one Of the laboratories set up there
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28

5z4 students comprise grades / to
6, with S34 in grades through 12.
Also announced was an increase OF
AZ in grades to s Of the colored
sehaal and an increase of 19 in.
grades 2 through Il. IN 1912 the
first grade enrolment in the
Georgetown Special School vas 81
and this year the number stands at
lis. The present elementary build
ing provided FOR two rooms for
each grade from l to 6 and a kim
dergarten room. These 13 rooms
are now filled with the first four
grades of the school. with grades
5 and 6 crowding into four of the
high school rooms.
The building program as plan
ned calls for construction of an
addition to the elementary school