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604 ELM AVE.
TAKCMA PARK
NEW BUNGALOW
FOR LARGE FAMILY

TRADES coNsIDEREb coz Di7
7-room a large bedrooms}, Ia bath
JIM. shingle bungalow. Is Just
right for the large family. Every
room is spacious. Two OF the bed
rooms and a bath are on the first
floor. Large kitchen and dining
room. also extra large basement.
Lot has big garden area Schools,
shopping. TRANSPORTATION nearby.
Cali Mr.. Sweeney. SH. 6l97.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 5
(Out N. H. ave. $40 mi. to Ethan
Allen ave. left to Elm ave, left to
our sign
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
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DEL RAY
S13 75Q

Dutch Colonial 8 rooms, . bed
rooms and bath Just redecorated
Living room with fireplace, large
dining room. good kitchen. back and
front porches. basement, oil INV.
heat and garage. Terms to be ar
ranged
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WE ENJOY

Showing this home built in 1910. as
you will enjoy its possession when the
door swings closed behind you and
the cares of the world are shut
away and security becomes a keynote
of living. The beautiful wooded area
1ookinG from liv. rm. and din. rm.
windows is relaxation itself. Hot
water heat tempers every nook and
Granny. very modernistic kit .
roomy hedrmS., with rose tiled bath,
an independent guest bedrm. suite
IS feet lonG with baby blue tile bath
on 2nd f. has 3 built-in bureaus
The End fl. ideal for children. either
3 boys or 3 girls You must see this
bsmt. with 9-ft. ceiling Room where
the children can play in warm COM
fort Laundry facilities that are
always ready come rain or shine
For the handyman or some one with
an absorbing HOBBY interest. the
separate. workshop room is it. Pic
tureSquely set on wooded lot in a
community Of settled charm. This
home priced at Sl3.950 TO sell quick
iy. VIII be worth your time 10 in
spect.
BIRCH REALTY CO.
S505 Baltimore blvd. College Park
Nd. TO. 41i1 till e pm After 8
pm. WA. 5641. UN. 1891. SH. 7610.
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Suburban Bungalow
VACANT-REDUCEDl

5423 10th Ave. Avondale Terri, Nd.
Owner says sell Immediately! Open
Sat; and Sun. 1-dark Brick Colo
nial. Z rms. with spacious liv. rm.,
fun din. rm.. modern kitchen, den
and powder rm. on 1st; 3 bedrooms.
tiled bath on end; finished base
ment: rs front lot: Anchor fence.
aluminium storm windows and
doors. Many extras included. mir
rored fireplace. patio, etc. Drive
out past Cath. Univ. on Michigan
TO Eastern ave. left around circle
to rear of bank. left on La Sale
Ir. into 10th ave; or RIGGS I'd.
70 Chillum rd,. right to 10th ave,
right to home. Call Mrs. dis. Ia.
0296. METzLER REALTOR, DI.
5000. 1106 Vermont ave. NV.
LAST OF 30 CT houses; equipped
kitchen, large liv. rm., 9 bedrms. and
bath on 1st H.; beautiful stairway
to expsnsible attic; full bsmt, gas
heat; tubs; beautiful corner lot.
GOOD transp.: 700, 500 down.
HI. sll4; after 8 pm. Ii. 3-3625.
WOOD & MITCuET
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BIRCH REALTY co,
$3.50 DOWN, S53 PER MO.
ANDREWS FIELD

Excellent condition. Featur-
ing 3 good size bedrooms.
separate dining room, spa
cious living room and modern
bath. About years old. Large
equipped kitchen with break
fast space Full basement with
automatic heat. Price. Sl1 600.
Subject to VA approval. Above
terms to a vet. Call Mr. Tay-
lor or Mr.. Berens, Jr. at Ma.
b005. Sat. or Sun. FRED
ERICK w. BERENS SALES
INC. 1920 K st. NV.
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TO THE POINT

We recommend this attractive, almost
new brick rambler from a standpoint
of quality and value. 1t has 3 warm
bedrooms Il pine paneled). all-tile
bath, weather-stripped windows gas
heat, nice lot. wide blvd. type street
at S1S,500 $4,000 down. Call OW
Q0Qn
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H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
371s R. l. Ave WA. 5000.
Colonial Investment Co.

EXTRAORDINARY SACRIFICE
Due to naval officers transfer
Whether it's because Of the cheeriness
of the rooms on a dull day. or the
architectural design. in any case
a casual visitor says this is really
home lst f., liv. rm.. din. rn.. kit.
also dinette: bath and bedrm.. 2
additional bedrms., richly designed IN
natural wood paneling. Home is
economically oil heated with hot
water. Daylight basement is a lady S
delight. Shower Just inside basement
entrance for convenience on return
ing from the pleasant labor Of q
well-placed vegetable and flower
garden. Entire rear Of lot fenced
with oak picketS A verv important
item never to be overlooked is school
and transportation tonly , blocks
Whether needed or not now. for a
future sale. by you If necessary, it
will be sold quicker. Santa Claus
has come to town early for some pur-
chaser as this unusual value is only
S13.S50.
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ARL S BEST BUY
OPEN SUN, is

ARL S BEST BUY
OPEN SUN, is
ST. AGNES. MARYMOUNT AND
JOHN MARSHALLS SCHOOLS
Solid brick. slate-roof, very substan-
tial home. or. quiet street; level
lot; entr. hall coat closet, 23-ft.
screened porch, din. rm. 12x15,
bright, kit, equipped (din. area), !,
3 bedrms., 2 tiled baths, master
bedrm. 13xl7 IT., pvt. bath; 3rd
fir, is nicely finished, studio rm.
and storage rm. 12x16 it.; full
a colorfaI asphait tiled ed floor. E'. maids maids
rm.. Va bath; oil h.-w.h.; outside
excel. neighborhood; . blks. bus.
shops: church and schools, Asking
S23,950, try $4,000 dn., $105 per
mo-; poss. in 3 days.
Directions: Out George Washington
lane. right on Old Dominion, left
on gath st. to 4723 and open sign.
Desirable BrockWood Section
$21,95O
OPEN SUN. Is
Red brick Colonial, OVERLOOKING
A PARK; 3 bedrms;, Ia baths. liv.
rm; h2A@o WIN nrepi;; oin: rm;
porch 12x23; full bsmt.; rec. rm.
with .firepl.,. oil a.-c.h.;. level. very
secluded. lot. fenced with tall oak
trees; att. gar; desirable neigh
borhood; n blk to bus. Easy terms;
early poss.
Directions: Out Wilson blvd. right
on Lexington to 500 and open sign.
FRED J. GEORGE
Realtor
2173 N. Glebe Rd. at Lee Hwy
Gk, 6777. List with US, OK. DIAL.
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ALEXANDRIA
S14Q5Q

114IEZAx11VDxG41
$14,950
Cute red brick BUNGALOW. with white
trim and green shutters. near Ma
sonic Memorial. charmingly redeco-
rated. Living rm., 19xi3. with fire.
place: dinette. 2 CHEEKY bedrmS
with good closets and bath. Stairs
to expansion attic. Part basement.
oil heat. fenced yard. 16S Mon
cure dr..
OPEN SAT-, SUN, 2 TO5
Exclusive WHITToN & SCHREINER
INC, OV. 67l7; After Hours, TE
4l6S .
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ACRES
VIRGINIA HOMES

5-rm. house La. lot 3K2 mi W. of
Independent Hill, on paved rd.:
S4,350; S1,700 cash, bal. easy terms
New BUNGALOW, near Linton Hall; B
rooms. bath not equipped; 2 a.; for
$500; $4,000 cash, bal. on easy
terms.
Broom and bath frame bungalow, in
Manassas; gas heat; q bargain at
$40. 900: $4,000 cash.
A. r. WILKINS. Nokesville (va.D
l7-N-2l. with PENTAGON REALTY
CO. Fairfax Va i
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$4,000 CASH
S3O-S85 PER MONTH

Buys this immaculate modern B.
Church area. Level lot all city utili-
ties, sidewalks and asphalt streets
This home is approximately l year
old, has beautiful equipped kitchen,
large bath and lots of storage space
Owner transferred to Tennessee. It's
a desirable value. Call to inspect.
SH-FLASH-JUST RECEIVED,
NEW CENTER HALL BRICK RAM
BIER 3 BEDRAIS., . BATHS, FULL
BASEMENT. EQUIPPED KITCHEN
INCLUDING GARBAGE DISPOSAL.
EXHAUST FAN, S0x100 LOT. ONLY
S22,95U. GET COMPLETE DETAILS
BY CALLING
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. of Glebe. OW 5000.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA
SUBURBAN
RAMBLER

This almost new home is located in
q charming community 2 mi. so. OF
than "a acre. House has . bedrms.,
large liv rm. with firepl, din
area and modern kit. equipped with
de luxe stove, refsr. and BendiX
washer. Requires $500 down
Terms on balance. Priced for i'm
mediate sale at only Sl2,95O.
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TRIPLETS

NO. 1-Stones throw to shopping
center; an expansion bungalow that
has been expanded" into bed
rooms, e. Up and DOWN. full base
ment with reCr. room. clean and
sharp; SI5,95u.
NO. OUR LITTLE GEM.
70Xl20 lot, fenced in rear. Cape Cod
style with stairs to large unfinished
attic. You won't find cleaner. more
liVable home. > spacious rooms in
cIuding bright equipped kitchen,
brick fireplace and fulfilled bath.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
OFF SUITLAND PKWY.

bedroom bungalow. featuring equip.
kitchen. full basement, oil &C.
heat; reasonably priced at S12.50O;
Fields, Census and Hydrographic
Bureaus. bus, schools and shopping.
FRED BURGESS. VI. 1902, til ..
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So, 950-S1, 900 cash for this Groom
cottage on n acre. near town Of
Vienna; electricity and well only.
$16.500 3 bedrms.: older type
frame house. located in cherrydaie,
convenient to shopping, bus, etc. !;
liv. rm.. lge. din. rm.. kit equipped,
full bsmt., oil heat, garage.
B acres: 2-bedrm. frame; kit. equip
ped; 3-room cottage, now renting
for. S35 per mo-; $12,000-S2.5O0
cash
5 bedrms.. 2 baths; older-type frame
house, located East Falls Church,
needs decorating; 6I10 acre, beauti-
fully handicapped; double garage.
PENTAGON REALTY CO., Falls
Church Branch, $500 Lee hwy, JE.
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No a..,rR n1GGrR y

NO. 3-"MR. BIGGIR."
A brick Cape Cod boasting 3 bed
rooms t2 on LIST f1oorl, tile bath.
complete basement with outside en-
trance. Venetian blinds and avn
ings. Level 60xl 20 lot. Newly dec
GRATED In modern colors. SILL 200
lst trust. It's home worth investi-
eating. "a 800 cash will handle.
Call OW, 909O,
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ASSUME LARGE 4% TRUST

FRED BURGESS. VI. 2SO2, til ..
ASSUME LARGE 40 TRUST
In desirable Defense Heights: 5-yr.-
old brick Cape Cod, better than new,
ltv,. rm., din. rm., , lge bedrms.,
bath. with fully equip. kit. on 1st
A.: stairs lead to finishable End fl. !;
lge. bSmt. and huge fenced-in back
yard; an excel. buy at S14 $50.
OPEN SUN, l TIL DARK
Directions: Out Defense Highway. .
miles past Peace Cross. left on 6sth
ave-. to open sign. Mr.. Walsh on
premises.
JAMES A. HEWITT
Properties Management
REALTOR
1870 Eye st. NV, ST. 1868; WI. 5417
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04
BETHEL
BY Mrs. Anna Smith

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bell and son
of Philadelphia were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Norris of
Camden, N. j., were overnight
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles COrdrey, Sr.
Mrs. Helen Leap of Camden. N.
j., was a town viistOr on Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Hastings, Mrs. Iris
Scott and Mrs. Nellie Williams
mOtored to Philadelphia on Satur-
day.
Mrs. RhOda Garrett returned
home Wednesday after spending
the past four weeks with relatives
and friends in Camden, N. j., and
Wilmington.
Mrs. Horace Moore of Whining
ton is visiting Mrs. Julia Moore for
a few days.
Funeral services were held here
Sunday from the Bethel Methodist
Church for Captain Harry T. Will
liams, age 81 years, who died on
Wednesday morning of last week at
the Memorial Hospital in Whining
ton following four weeks i'll
ness. He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Laura S. Williams of this town,
Mrs. Irene DickersOn of Laurel and
Mrs. Isabelle Snedeker of Audu-
bon, N. j.; four grandchildren also
survive. Burial services were held
in the adjoining cemetery. The Ma
sonic Order had charge of the
burial services.
Earl Brown of Wilmington and
Mrs. Albert Taylor of Tyaskin, Md,
were town visitors on Saturday.
George Williams and Mrs. Her
bert Mears of Norfolk, Va, were
guests at the home of Mrs. Laura
Williams on Saturday and Sunday.
John Joyce, Jr., returned home
Tuesday after being a patient in
the Peninsula General Hospital in
Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bell spent
Monday in PHILADELPHIA.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04
BLANCHARD'S STATION
By Mrs. Helen M. Harmon
Phone Greenwood 7775

Thurman Adams met with a SER
ious accident on Monday of last
week. While helping load one of
his trucks at his feed house in
Bridgeville, six bags of feed tum-
bled and fell on him, breaking a
vertebrae in his back. He is now
in the Milford Memorial Hospital
in cast. At the time of writing
he is resting a little better than he
was for a few days. We wish him
a speedy recovery.
Many from this community at
tended the Greenwood Alumni
meeting Saturday evening at the
school.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Isaacs and
son Everett visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Isaacs at Perry's Point.
Md, recently.
Miss Shirley ZOtt was maid of
honor Saturday, April 2S, at the
hour of two, for Miss Lois Virginia
Hall, daughter of Mrs. Electa Hall.
and the late Eugene Hall, in Trim
ity Church, Wilmington. Miss Hall
became the bride of Corporal Ray
ford Jenkins of mississippi. He is
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04
HARBEsON
BY Rev.
Thomas G. Jones
Phone
Milton 1920

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones, Jr.
of Georgetown, entertained Rev
and Mrs. Thomas c. Jones, to a
televisiOn program and refresh
ments on last Tuesday evening in
their new home.
The Conference Year for the
HarbesOn Charge closed on last
Sunday with all financial obliga-
tiOns paid in full and 10 new men,
bers added to the Groom Church in
Lewes. improvements on the Groom
Church tOtaled two thousand and
five hundred dollars.
Reynolds Church, new members.
Improvements costing five hundred
dollars.
Harbesoh Church, II new men,
bers added and improvements cost
ing $550.OO, Give hundred and fifty
dollars).
The churches, Harbeson and
Reynolds, are in splendid condition
waiting for the arrival of the new
minister, with an increase in sal
ary.
The Groom Church in Lewes will
be placed on the Nassau Charge or
will be supplied by a retired minis
ter.
Billy Hudson and friend of Will
mingtOn, sent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hudson and
also, on Sunday they entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Veasey and family
of RehOboth.
MRS. Bessie MaIoney is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Davidson.
Samuel Hastings and friend, Miss
Marion Benson of Washington,
D. c., spent the weekend with Rev.
and Mrs J. P. George.
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Wilson
and two daughters of Chestertown.
Md, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Conwell Dodd and family.
Charles Bell spent Saturday in
Baltimore, Maryland.
James KOepple spent a couple Of
days in Pittsburgh, Pa, during the
past week.
The Cancer Crusade for Harbe-
son totaled one hundred and two
dollars. The chairman, Mrs. Albert
Davidson, thanks all of the solicit
tors and every one who made cou-
trfbutiOns to this worthy cause.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04
MILLVILLE
By Mrs. John S. Noble
Phone Dickinson 2O8
MilIville Church News

MilIyille Church News
Services for Sunday, May 6:
Church school at 10 a. IN. Roland
j. West, superintendent.
Worship service at IL a. IN. Rev.
John p. George, pastor.
M. Y. F. Sunday evening at $3.50
o'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock.
JUNIOR choir rehearsal Friday af-
ternOOn at 4 o'clock.
The Senior Choir of the Millville
Church will have a covered dish
supper in the Cleaners Hall on
Friday evening at $50 o'clock.
The Cancer Mobile Unit will be
at the Millville Fire Hap on Tues
day, May s, from 10 a. IN. to II
O'Clock noon and 100 p. IN. until
300 p. IN. Each examination re-
quiFes Is to 20 minutes. The State
Board of Health recommends that
check-ups be made every six
months. The service is free for
women 35 or over and is known
as cancer detection work.
Mrs. MedfOrd Porter of Church
Hill, Md, spent the weekend with
her husband here.
Miss Ruth Murray was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Rogers
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewie Crist oil VAL
lego, California, are spending their
vacation with his sister, Mrs. Sadie
Williams, whom he had not seen
for 16 years.
Mrs. Anna Collins and family are
moving this week into the former
home of Clint Quillen, now own
ed by Bill Murray of Ocean View.
On Friday evening, Captain and
Mrs. Percy Davey, Mrs. Stella Long
and Mrs. Edward Stephens of Sell
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04

byville, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Addy
Of Bethany Beach and Mrs. Med
ford Porter of Church Hill. Md.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
H. Townsend. On Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ringler and
sister, Mrs. Birdie Richards of
BishOpville were callers of the
TOwnsends.
Capt. and Mrs. Clinton Evans and
daughter, Miss Naomi, are spend
ing this week at their home here.
The Win-Some Sunday school
class gave a stOrk shower to Mrs.
Harry Dale at the home of Mrs.
Kendall Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walter were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Herman o.
Way on Saturday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04

now stationed at the Wilmj.gtdn
Airport. Those from here ,9ho at
tended the wedding Saturday were
Mrs. Fritz Zott, and son Lloyd, Mr..
and Mrs. Gootee Brown, Mrs. John
Lloyd and Edward Bailey. Rev. and
Mrs. Alden Hopkins also attended.
Rev. Hopkins assisted at the cere-
monies.
Medford Calhoun purchased
new Chevrolet truck Friday.
Miss Doris Cunningham of Phil
adeIphia was a weekend guest of
the Walter J. Mills family.
Mrs. Carl Tucker, Mrs. E. Laird
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04
VOICE Fastest camera?

LONDON - (P) - A camera
which can take 24.OOO,OOO pictures
per minute has been displayed by
the Ministry Of Supply at an ex-
hibition here.
The ministry says the photo
graphs sOuld clearly show an ordi-
nary house fly 100 yards away. The
camera is described as the fastest
high definition camera i'm the world.
1t is used for studying the details
Of explosions, which sometimes last
only a fraction of a second.
The camera throws images on to
q stainless steel mirror which re-
wolves 10000 times a minute. The
image is reflected through small
lenses on to film.
The camera contains some Of the
fastest moving apparatus In exis-
tence, the ministry says.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04
Malay Women Organize
To Hold Men

SINGAPORE - (P) - Malay
women want to hold their hus-
bands. They're banding together
to fight "easy divorce" Women
members of the United Mayays'
National Organization are demand
ing to know why man should be
able to say: q want a divorce" j."
and get it.
And it's really easy. All Mos
lem has to do to get a divorce is
to tell his wife he wants one. This,
say the Malay women, is disgrace
fully" simple. They added women
had no protection at all and the
husband was not compelled to pay
for their maintenance.
So the women of the UMNO an
nOunced they'll fight to have Mos
lem law changed at the next semi
annual meeting of the organization
in Kuala Lumpur.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04
Circus Is College

The circus is a travelling college
OF zoology" Animals come from all
continents, and include camels from
Arabia, tebras from Africa, uamas
from Peru, kangaroos from Aus.
tralia, and tigers from Siberia.
along with North American pumas.
Russian bears, and sea elephants
from Antarctic wastes.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04

Kratz and Mrs. Helen Harmon call
ed on Mrs. fuckers relatives in
Greensboro, Nd, Sunday after
noon.
Several from here have called
to see Thurman Adams since he
has been a patient in the Milford
Memorial Hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04

Make use of escarole, as well as
lettuce, in a tossed green salad.
This crisp and delicious green is
an excellent source Of vitamin A.
the food nutrient that helps pre-
vent respiratory diseases.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04
Use Proper Primer

Porous surfaces, such as wood,
plaster and waIboard, must be
sealed with the proper primer as
specified in each case. Otherwise the
finish strikes in unevenly and
does not give the best results.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04
Moots To Be Used AS
Protection Aguinst Reds

MALACCA (R It's going
to be a lot tougher for Communist
terrorists to get back into areas
from which they have been driven
BY British security forces. One
village. Simpang Bekoh, Is being
Fesettled with loyal and law-abid-
ing citizens Of Malaga, but it has a
unique feature-it IS to be sur
rounded by mOat. Dredgers now
are 90 work, making q mOat IA feet
vide around the village.
hritisn authorities may carry out
this scheme to help protect other
villages which are being resettled
aIter the areas aretcleared Of Com
munist terrOrists.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04

The National Geographic Society
says cabbage waas popular many
centuries before Christ.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04

PAROLE GRANTED-One parole
application was approved this week
by the State Board of Parole, which
refused five others and continued a
sixth in its meeting at the New
Castle County WOrkhOuse.
I The parole was granted Wesley
Scott, who was sentenced Oct. 8,
1884, to life Imprisonment by the
FOurt Of General Sessions on
charge of murder.
Paroles were refused Claude Os-
born, sentenced to one year by
Family Court, Nov. 2. 1850. for nom
support; Harvey Wilson, sentenced
Nov. II, 1948, to. four years on a
robbery charge by the Court Of Cen
/ reraI Sessions; James Heady, sem
fenced to one year for larceny by
the same court, Nov. 15, 1850; Basil
Keffer, sentenced by the Court of
General Sessions, Nov. Is, 1850, to
one year for breaking and entering,
and Jesse ]. Karjo, sentenced by
Family Court, Nov. g., 1850. to one
year for breach OF the peace.
The application of George w. Col
.lins, sentenced by Family Court to
one year for nOn-support was with
drawn and the case remanded to
the court. The board continued the
by Charles Faulkner.
sentenced by the Court of Common
Pleas, Nov. IA, 1850, to one year on
charges Of possession of a hypOder
mic needle and forgery of pre-
scriptiOn to obtain a narotic.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04

The early Egyptians are said to
nave Worshipped the cabbage.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04
Happenings In State

RUNMAGE SALE = The Ladies
Auxiliary Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road are sponsoring a Rummage
Sale in Gaines Alley. Harrington,
on Friday and Saturday, May 4th
and 5th.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04

ARTILLERY FIRING -Ther e
will be no Anti-Aircraft Artillery
firing at the Bethany Beach Artil-
lery firing range during the months
OF June and September, 1851, it
was announced this week by the
Commanding Officer Of Fort Miles,
1t. Col. Walter L. Abrams.
Artillery firing will be conducted
at the Bethany Beach firing site
daily from 100 p. m. to 700 p. m,
during the months Of May, July,
August and October. There will be
no firing on Saturdays, Sundays and
Holidays.
Such firings as are conducted
prior to 100 p. m, between May
and 81 October will be occasional,
individual rounds fired at fixed
points for testing purposes. This
test firing will be in accordance
with established safety regulations
and will involve no restrictions on
navigation.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04

SOLDIERS-Pfc. William F. Kel-
ley of near Harrington and Corp.
William L. Pitts, Dover, are among
the 1,545 first Army combat veter-
ans returning from Korea aboard
( the Gen. Leroy Eltinge, scheduled
{ to dock Saturday at Seattle. Wash,
tThe ship left Japan April %.
The transport will be greeted by
/ high military officials, headed by
{ Secretary of the Army Frank Pace,
Jr., and state and civic dignitaries.
+, A welcoming parade is planned
{ through Seattle as the men travel
to the Fort Lawton processing cen
ter in suburban Seattle, through
which they will pass before pro-
tceeding to their homes.
/ Corporal Pitts, %, the son of
{ Mayberry Pitts, Sr., of Dover, was
wounded last fall while fighting
with the Twenty-flfth Division. He
was serving his second period of
tovefseas duty, having been a year
on Guam after joining the Army in
1947.
j He is a, native Of Chester, Pa, but
has lived most of his life in Dover,
where he attended the Booker T.
Washington School.
Private Kelley, 10. the son of Mrs.
Anna Kelley. Of near Harrington.
enlisted in the Army in 194S, and
was. in Tokyo shortly after. He
was trained there as a radiOman,
and went to Korea with the first
units last summer Before his en-
,listment, he worked for the Rock
ingham Construction Company.
Mrs. Kelley said her sons letters
indicated that he would probably
he home around the middle of May.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04

SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS Il On
Thursday, May 10, at $3.50 a. M,
the Sussex County Health Officer,
DR.. Cosman, will be at the Green
wood School to examine all chill
dreh who expect to enter first
grade in September. He will do a
complete physical examination and
also give Diphtheria and Smallpox
immunizatiOns. All parents of pre-
school children are urged to come
with their child and bring birth
certificate so that the child may be
enrOlled in school at that time.