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Evening star., 1951-10-07
INTERNATIONAL.

S79,5OO, 100000 - an increase of
129 per cent since l945.
Mrs. W.H.C., Springfield, Ohio
SWIMDLE -. What group of people
recently entered snit against the US.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

ANY GIRL who looks forward to a
"A future of romance, admiration
and happy marriage will never let
the natural beauty of her complexion
hide behind a mask of dullness.
Don't let your skin linger in the
shadows! With Camay, you can take
your skin out of the shadows" and
into the light of new loveliness.
This stunning Camay Bride
Mrs. Edward OBeid-hasn't a
single shadow upon her skin.
Changing to regular care with
Camay brought q quick change in
my Complexion" she says. Its
thrillingly clearer now.''
With Camay, you too can have a
fesher, clearer skin! Change to regu-
lar care and new beauty Can be yours
with your very tiru eake of Camay!
Evening star., 1951-10-14
THIS MUST BE SEEN

Open 12-dark. Sat. and Sun.
Direc: Out Ga. ave. through Silver
Spring to Colesville I'd. right to
burg rd. and continue to Kent
mills rd.. follow arrows to Spring
brook Forest and open house
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UNIVERSITY PARK

UNIVERSITY PARK
attractive new. 3-bedrm. brick home
Witn ful! tile baths: liv. rm. with
trepi din. rm.. and kit: fun bsnlt.
WIN WIN nrepl for future rec. rm large
SIDE porch. entire lot 64xl32, COM
pleted HANDICAPPED with beautiful
ynruoS throughout, Priced at s24, ZOO.
keady for. immed occupancy 43I(l
Underwood ST. Univ. Park. Nd Cail
oEner. PHILLIPS c. ROGERS. WA,
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RIVERDALE HILLS

Before you buy, see this detached
home: large liv. rm. din. rm,. kit
nedrms. and bath on lst ioer;
three bedrms. on second floor, full
basement; oil h.-vh. nice 3ard;
priced to, sell at -sll 500, To in
Speet. call Mrs. James. sAP. 2193.
k1RKS REALTY CO, Realtors. no.
617S. ia
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SuBURBAN-S240 600

Frame. 3-story home OF 6 rooms and
bath with one bedroom on LIST floor;
oil heat; about an acre of land:
located right in the town. Call
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ALL OPEN 1-6
$10,950
1905 JENNINGS RID.
KENSINGTON

ZSU0 JENNlNIO nd.
dinins L, kit, incl. porch; lot. 6iS
1873. with shade trees, already fenced
for children's safety; small down
payment. only S59.92 per no.. in
cluding taxes and Insurance
Out Ga. ave to Plyers Mill rd. left
to Maybrook pl.. then risht tc
JenninSs.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

A sood-size semirambler. excellent
for large family because il has 8
bedrooms: a brick home on Il acre
OF land with oil heat and fireplace;
e-ear detached garage: lot Of
house for the money. Call Cal
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
RAMBLER-S12.a50

Open / to 6--New listing; Q bedrms.
and den with tirepl.. liv. rm. din.
rn. comb. with bay window. eauipd
kit, and tiled bath: breezeway to
GARAGE. lee. level fenced lot. Direc.
tions: Out Colesville rd. to Forest
Glen rd... turn left . blocks to Bur-
nett right to houses and open"
sign.
SUBURBAN LUXURY
1s-RM HISTORIC HOME
On D or more acres This beautiful
property, surrounded by century oit
trees. completely modernized witt
3R baths and suitable for pvt school
restaurant. club. tourist home OF
residence. Seen by appt. only.
Buyers Opportunity
ST $50 - House needs considerabl,
repairing; approx. PA acres O.
ground; approx. "a mile from 4
Corners. adjacent to coml. property
ideal investment
CAPITOL REALTY co.
SH, 0613. II No Answer, TO. 5ti27
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.AYTONSVILLE-$18,500
ON M. S. 240-$17.Q50

Brick BUNGALOW with rooms, bath
and recreation room: storage attic;
fireplace; h.-w. oil heat; about Ia
acre lot: a nice place. lust built
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SUBURBAN LUXURY
S12.Q5l

9lZ,S0U
Brick rambler combining a roomy
compactness with efficient des:sn
Liy rm, with firepl.. lse. kit. for
informal living, bedrms.. tiled
bath; above-average utility rm.
level, Handicapped lot. dotted BY tai
trees; gas a.-c. heat.
$4,000 DOWN
NEW COLONIAL
The use of brick and horizontal
siding sive a pleasing palance-Liv
rn. OF generous size with we'll To-
gated frepl.. suit. for interestins
furniture arrangement; side porch
Ice. din. rm., powder rm.. bright
Kit: End q has 3 weil-proportionet
bedrms.. tiled bath; full bsmt. with
ea,tnsideo entr.. gas heat; price
RAMBLER DE LUKE
Brand-new brick construction In ex.
elusive Woodside Forest. This nome
has all that can be desired-3 twir
bedrms.. > full baths. all-elec. kit
with breakfast area. beautiful liv
rm. with firepl.. picture window
tremendous full bsmt. with Law.
bniltoin gar, screened porch: price
Wood -Conley Co.. Realtors
$40 Georgia Ave. 81. 500 TIL q
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ULTRA-MOD. HOMES
OPEN TODAY, l TO 6
6531 MAPLE AVE.
CHEVY CHASE. MD

This lovely new brick home in the
heart Of one Of Chevy Chase's finest
sections, is ready for immediate oc-
cupancy. The home features large
living rm. with fireplace, separate
din. rm.. 3 fine bedrms. > de luxe
baths, all-electric kitchen with gar
bage disposal and dishwasher: rear
porch. full basement with bath; -
car garage. Excellent terms. Direc-
tons: Out Conn. ave. past Chevy
Chase Country Club to West Thorn
apple. left on Thornapple to Maple
BLLINGSLEY e. KORZENDOR-
FER. OR o3nR
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Gracious living in this beautiful 4.
oedroom brick home. featuring are.
place in living room and basement,
recreation room, bath on each floor
ter bedroom, equipped kitchen with
dlsposal, .Pepco planned Equipped
basement. laundry room. large store.
room, oullt-in garage: beautifully
!andseaped, fenced srounds sale
price. S29. 800; substantial cash re.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

pgPPEK SPsn 81 "a, oI,.I pim ,,,, ,,u
rm. with firepI., 8 bedrms: fun
bsmt.. gas heat: lge brick patio
Near everything In Cheverly Theattr
area. Full price. S14,100 Cali WA
1900 It'll 8 pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
Evening star., 1951-10-14
COLORED
GROOM HOME

OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL 6
No. 4 Geneva ave-, Takoma PIX
Drive out and see this lovely home.
situated On lA acres OF beautifully
landscaped land; 3 chicken houses,
nr. bus. Directions: Out Piney Br.
I'd. to Mississippi ave. then right
to Sligo Greek pkwy. and right to
Geneva ave. and open sign. Mr..
Click. o.. OTIS, cox a. CO. la
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DAIRY FARMNS45 nm

150-acre farm in Urbana area near
new turnpike; 7-room. l-bath house,
40-cow barn. dairy house, s or :
other farm bldss.; on hard road
about , mi. from town; price in
cludes equipment. or can be pur-
chased without for less money. Call
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S15500

$15,500
WHEATON HILLS
1903 NEWPORT MILL RID.
Lovely brick bungalow on huge cor.
ner lot; large llv. rm., spacious Kit
YOUNGSTOWN cabinets; , twin sized
bedrms, tiled bath. full bsmt
screened side porch; inelosed play
area for childr.; assume GI financ-
ing.
Out viers Mill I'd. to Newport Mil
then risht / block.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

Civilian Opportunity
$3.50 DOWN, $81 PER MO.
This is one of those rare cases
where q non-vet can buy a sub.
urban Cape Cod BUNGALOW on very
easy terms Features are spacious
living room. two lovely bedrooms
dining. tile bath and large equipped
kitchen on 1st floor. Full basement
with outside entrance and alto
heat: excellent condition. Take over
the existing Oh loan and the price
is only x11 $50.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. 1Nc.--1520 K st. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1951-10-14

OPEN | TILL DARK
New Cape Cod featuring spac. liv.
rm. with picture window. din. rm..
dishwasher; : lovely bedrms. and
tile bath. Open stairway to expan-
sion attic. suitable for . rms. Full
bsmt. Gas heat, Venetian blinds.
Pre-reg. X with Sl.450 and SIS
per mo. to GI. Limited no. avail
Out Out Georsia % ave. to- to 1900 BLOCK.
turn left on Lindell to Livingston,
left on Livinsston to open" sign.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
Custom Ramblers
WOODSTDE PARK

A quiet residential neighborhood. con.
venient to schools and transports
ton; 3 bedrms.. 3 baths. elabora atel,
finish recr. rm., 2 fireplaces, com.
plete GE kitchen with many extras
Drive out Ga ave about 5 blks. be-
yond Colesville rd. trafic light Il
Ballard ST.. turn right ia blks. Il
our open sign or call Mr.. Horo
wjtz. TU. 475S. with
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
MA. 6A4O
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$12,500
BERWYN

10704 MONTGOMERY RID.
Modern 2-bedrm. rambler with pic
ture windows in liv. rn.. plenty of
Out BALTIC. blvd. to lst st. beyond
Plant Industry Sta. then left /
block.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
QUICK DECISION
OPEN SUNDAY. . TIL 5
S11 950

12l35 BLUE HILL RID.
Wheaton Park-Sl.500 down and
take over payments approx. SIS
mo. incl. taxes and ms. of this
lovely Semidet. home: liv rm.,
dinette. kit, , bedrms and bath
full bsmt. gas heat; lge. corner
lot. Directions: Out Georgia ave
st. 2 blocks. then left TO Blue Hill
rd. and right to open sign. Mr..
Rosers. 10. 2-639S. COX g. CO.
81. n1Hh IL
Evening star., 1951-10-14
NEW HAMP- AVE EXT

NEW HAMP. AVE. EXT.
Brick and frame. 2-story home; 2
bedrmS. and bath. 2nd f.: Nv rm.
din. rm and fully equipped younss-
town kit; tull bsmt, outside entr
lar9e wooded lot approx. 10 900
So, IT. house in excel. cond. May
take over GI loan OF approx SI3,-
700: some cash required HARRY A.
BOSWELL & CO, Realtors. AP.
I'LL: ewes. call Mr.. Middleton. UN.
S406 IA
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NEAR HILLANDAIE

Lovely old home. over 3 acres land:
liy. rm. with fireplace, din. rm..
inclosed porch, frst floor; 3 bedrms.
and bath, second foor: small cot
tage containing . rooms. kitchen
and bath: also gear detached ga
rage.
JOSEPH F. SWAIN. INC.
JU. SAIL. 81. 6056. WI. 1922
Directions: N Hampshire ave. ext ia
Avenel-Mt pisgah I'd. topp. Oak
View, follow open signs TO house
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S17.95O

$17,950
CARROLL KNOLLS AREA
10011 GARDINER AVE.
Dutch Colonial with extra large kit.
3 oedrms.. . baths, full bsmt: conv.
to public and parochial schools. See
picture in Sat. Star; $4,000 cash
required.
Out Ga. ave. to Hildarose. left on
Hildarose to Gardiner.
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CHEVERLY
.3IlQ PARKWAY

u y AEtfA W =
OPEN SUNDAY I-6 PM
Center entrance det brick home on
large lot in desirable community
liv. rm 1926. bedrm. tiled bath
full basement has outside entrance
and Law; gas heat Near ST. Am
broSe School. Priced for quick sale
Out Defense hwy. TO Cheverly ave,
left on Kilmer one block to Park
way. right on Parkway one block to
house Miss Reeside. WA. 1928.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Sealt 'rs. 1874 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346
IA
COTTAGE CITY. 1850. SO 1000 down.
SIS per mo. including taxes and
insur .e-bedrm bungalow; Nv. rm.,
A PRINCE M S'tai GEoRGEs stis0isl Realty pTss'
WA. 1856; HY. 0636; UN. ll66
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MT. RAINIER. MD.
Nesting among many trees on 60'S
l50' level lot with large lily pond
This Spanish bungalow of old worlo
charms has large living room with
log burning fireplace, dining room
kitchen. > twin size bedrooms bath;
full basement. 2-car garage. PRICED
to sell quickly. Trades considered
MISS WATWOOD. DU 0l0S
MARSHALL. j. WAPLE CO.
Realtors. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 334e
Evening star., 1951-10-14

S21,95O
FOREST ESTATES
1905 CODY DRIVE
Brick bungalow; 3 bedrms.. . baths
laree den. iiv. rm., family-sized din
rm.. modern kit. with breakfast
space. full bsmt.: cement walk lead.
ins to outdoor fireplace: house ir
excel, cond Near St. Johns school
Owner transferred.
Out. Ga. ave to AUGUST dr., righ,
to Cody, then right to house.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

OPEN / TILL 6
West Hyattsville-560s 31st ave-
/ block from shopping center; rms
and bath: mod. rambler. immaculate
condition; gas heat, lovely lot Price
$11,500; only $1,000 down to re-
liable purchaser, bal. $50 mo
PRIMROSE REALTY CO.. AP. 1727
WANyS4S4.
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SuNNYRROQK

"A cute 3-bedrm brick and masonry
rambler featuring lge. liv. rn1.. din.
area. eouipt. kit. full bsmt. gas
&C. neat; CONT schools. shopping,
etc A real buy for only Sl2 900;
S2,40O down. bal. FHA SIS mo.
HUDSON co.
41l0 Annapolis rd.. Bladensbure Ma.
UN. 1915 weekdays. WA. O5l5 week
ends
Evening star., 1951-10-14

Eight t-room home having lst-hoor
den. and bedrooms upstairs: oil
thersburg on U. s. 240. would be
ideal for tourist trade. Call Gath
Evening star., 1951-05-12
White Fences Become
Symbol OF Potomac
Hunt Area Estates

One of the most picturesque ru-
raj areas near Washington that
has had marked residential de-
Ivelopment in the last few years
is the white-fence country around
Potomac, Md, in Montgomery
County.
The white stock fences serve as
la sort of symbol of the character
of the area-and even the smaller
places have also adopted the stock
fence as their own.
Some Estates Large.
Some of the Potomac area resi-
dences are, in fact, sizable estates
ranging up to 1000 and more
acres. Many are from 20 to 100
-acres in size. And in recent years
houses on from one to five acres
have sprung up fairly fast.
The greatest development is
along River road and adjoining
roads from a point beyond the
Congressional Country Club to
Potomac MANY Of the larger es-
tates lie beyond Potomac either in
the direction of the river or to-
wards Rockville or Seneca.
Originally the area was farming
country that was served by the
tSee FENCES, Page B-3.)
Evening star., 1951-05-12
Builders Point Out
$4,000 Limit Applies
To Costs, Not Price
By Robert J. Lewis
Recl Estute Editor Of the Star

What viii the new 5000 lin
itation on home construction
mean in the Washington residen-
tial field?
The answer is. according to the
builders and architects:
Not much for the present; IN
relation to the total building
volume"
The new rules, made effective at
midnight May 8. require National
Production Authority authorize
ton for any house whose con-
struction cost is estimated to ex-
ceed $35,000.
Even though at the moment the
$4,000 ceiling is not expected to
cut sharply into residential build
ing, it drew a few expressions OF
adverse criticism from architects
and builders, chiefly because it
applies equally to all areas.
Larger Homes Elsewhere.
This was viewed as permitting
construction of larger houses in
low-cost areas and in the South,
where heating systems are less
elaborate, than in Washington,
where costs are conceded to be
higher than in most other sections
of the country.
Relatively few builders are in
the cost field where the $35, 900
limitation will hurt. observers
pointed out. A number in that
field have a considerable number
of houses already underway, and
Evening star., 1951-05-12

his profit to the actual construc-
ton cost, whereas a private in
dividual contracting with a build
er will find that the contract cost
to him includes the builders
profit, overhead, etc. and that,
therefore. he may find he can
build smaller house under the
regulations than he could buy-if
he had the additional money
from speculative builder.
1t is, perhaps, possible that
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therefore. will not be affected for
some time.
Besides, the $35.000 ceiling is
not on the selling price," The
ceiling applies to construction
costs"
A house constructed by a specu-
lative builder at a net cost of less
than $4,000 might sell for as
much as $4,000 or more, since
land, architects fees, profit, over
head and items considered to be
Evening star., 1951-05-12

worked out would probably be
subject to NPA APPROVAL.
An NPA spokesman said the
regulation is expected to be
largely self Enforcing.
Can. Proceed on Estimate.
II you want to build a good
sized house, and you estimate
that it will not cost more than
$35. 900, you can go ahead without
specific authorization. There is
Evening star., 1951-05-12

personal property tsuch as re-
frigerators or portable air condi-
tioners) can be added to the actual
construction cost in determining
the selling price.
Certain Advantages.
Incidentally. observers consider
that the regulations give specula-
tive builders a certain advantage
over the private person wishing
to build a house under contract.
The speculative builder can add
Evening star., 1951-05-12

nothing in the regulations which
would require you to submit any
data to prove that the house viii
not cost more than $35, 1000 before
you can undertake to build it
Ia spokesman. said.
If. however. you find that it i.
going to cost you more than $35,.
600 after you have gone ahead
then you must go to the NPA's
(See LEWIS, Page B-2.)
Evening star., 1951-05-12

means can be found under the
regulations to equalize this ad-
vantage on some sort Of a basis
that would permit the would-be
owner Of an architect-design
house to get as much house as
he could from speculative
builder.
This. Of course, would involve
legal questions, and any plan
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09
OVERBROOK

Mrs. Matilda Hill, operator Of the
school bus for this vicinity to the
Lewes public school is unable to
drive due to a severe cold. Her sub
stitute is Mr.. Philips Marsh of Le-
ives.
Mr.. NinOs ConOway, Sr., and MI.
Albert DOrman have returned home
from visit to Florida.
Mrs. Susie Davidson entertained
her eighty-seventh year on JanU-
ary 30th.
Little Miss Karen Price celebra-
ted her second birthday February
9th.
On Sunday evening February 25
at Whites Chapel Church there
will be a very interesting service
called Beyond Our Own" it is a
Missionary and Evangelistic motion
picture which will be shown at
that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Neff enter
tanned on Sunday Mrs. Louis Man
ship and son of Harrington and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. White and sons
of Pilot Town Road.
Mrs Estella Johnson and sister,
Mrs. Minnie Davidson were in Ge-
OrgetOwn on Monday on business.
While there they visited Mrs. Pearl
King Wilson and her husband.
Mrs. Marshall Wiley visited Mrs.
Charles Marsh at RehObOth during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Murray and
daughter, Faye of Milton visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy King on Sunday
evening.
The WSCS will meet at the par
sOnage with Rev. and Mrs. Charles
LOuhOff on Friday evening Febru~
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lingo left
Tuesday to spend the week in At
lantic City.
The members of the End grade
were guests at a surprise birthday
party at the school on Friday after
noon, when Mrs. George Outten en-
tertained them in celebration of
the Sth birthday of her daughter,
Susan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Godfrey at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Wesley
Shannon at Barretts Chapel, Sun
day.
Mr.. John Cannon spent Sunday
with his brother, Mr.. George Can
non, at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Woodrow Steen, of Dagsboro.
Dr. and Mrs. w. B. Atkins at
tended a dental convention in Phil
adelphia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Cahall visi-
ted their daughter, Marilyn, a stu
dent nurse at the Wilmington Cen
eral Hospital, Sunday.
Corp. Dick Bachelor, stationed
at the Marine Base, Camp LeJeune.
N. c., spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. F..
Bachelor.
Arthur Truitt, Merrill Pusey.
Donald COulbourn, Donald Carrier.
and Robert DOnaway have enlisted
in the Navy
Mrs. c. Dale Lingo, Sr., with
Miss Edith Jones and Mrs. Gertrude
Corbett Of Georgetown and Mrs.
Martha Jones of Seaford. left Tues
day morning for Key West, Fla.
where they plan to spend two
weeks.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09
MILLSBORO
By Mrs.
Z. E. Carey

Rev. and Mrs. Louis Dennis will
be the speakers at the Grace Meth
Odist Church, Friday night, at 1880
O'Clock. They have recently been
recalled by the Board of Missions
from China, where they served as
missionaries since 1899, the last
two years living under Communist
control Mrs. Dennis is the daugh-
ter of the late Rev Hugh KelsO of
this conference, and Mr.. Dennis, a
native of POWellville, has served
churches ipsthe Dover District Con-
ference prior to their going to Chi
ma.
Rev. John E. Jones was assisted
at the Holy Communion Service,
Sunday night by Rev VIM A. Hill
of Nanticoke, Md, who, with Mrs.
Hill, was a guest at the parsonage
that evening.
The Methodist Men of Grace
Church are invited to attend the
Mems Communion Service, Sunday
morning, at Selbyville Methodist
Church. at Z o'clock. They will
leave the church in a group at $50
a. IN.
Residents of MillsborO attending
the dinner meeting of the Disaster
Unit Of the American Red Cross for
Sussex County at the HenlOpen
Grange Hall, Lewes, Friday night,
were Mrs. H. r. Mitchell, vice chair
man, Mr.. Harold Gardner, Mrs. w.
B. Atkins, Mrs e. E. Carey, Miss
Anne Carey, Mrs. A. Wayne Bur-
ton, Mrs. Herman Elzey. Mrs. Wal
ter Belts, Mrs. James Wolf, Mrs. J.
Reese White, Sr., and Mrs Clifford
Cahall
Mrs. John A. Cordrey and Mrs.
Paul Godfrey gave a benefit bridge
party for st. Marks Guild at the
COrdrey home, Thursday night.
Mrs. Walter Belts entertained st.
Marks Guild and Auxiliary at her
home, Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Belts of Will
mingtOn spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs Walter Belts. Lieu
tenant Vernon R. Galley, Jr., who
ID 0LalAO1Cu at DCLA4tLiy DCdCuS was
also a dinner guest on Sunday.
Mrs. W. B. Atkins and Mrs. A,
Wayne Burton visited Miss Ethel
Dix at POcOmOke, Md, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrison en-
tertained at a dinner Sunday in
honor of Mr. HarrisOn's mother,
Mrs. Cora Harrison. of Harrington,
who was celebrating her birthday
anniversary. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Roscoe Lewis and son,
Don, of Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs.
Fulton Downing and daughters,
Elaine and Joyce, of Harrington,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Harrison and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson SOckrider of
Milford, Mr and Mrs Herman Har-
risnn and Mr.. and Mrs Herman
Harrison, Jr, of Laurel and Nicky
VarratO of Millsboro.
Mrs. H B.. Mitchell, with Mr. and
Mrs. George Wharton of Milford
spent the weekend with her sis
ter, Mrs Hettie Boyer, in Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Carey. Jr..
and sons, Eddie and Frederick.
visited Mrs. Carey's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Wells, in Milton.
Sunday
Mrs Walter Belts spent Wednes-
day and Thursday in Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09
Canteen Draws Fire

WITH THE FIRST MARINE
DIVISION IN KOREA IL (P) -
Marine Private First Class Robert
Dale Savage. 21. of Deerfield, Ill,
says he felt like walking shooting
gallery during recent action against
Chinese Communists in Korea.
In this case the clay pigeon was
the cap on Savage's canteen which
was shot off not once, but four
times. First it was the regular
black plastic cap; the other three
Savage had fashioned from pieces
of wood. All were shot off by the
enemy riflemen during a two week
period
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09
Movies To Aid Preaching

SPRINGFIELD, 0. (P) -
Teaching ministers how to preach
and develop their ministry with a
movie protector will be the object
OF a new course in audio-visual
aids being offered for the first time
at HANNA Divinity School of Di-
vinity School of Wittenberg College
here.
Glasses will be taught in the SEMI
inary's new sound proof audiO-vis-
ual classroom, covering such sub
jects as use of a camera, both still
and movie, projection equipment
and the Use of film strips and other
equipment
Classified Ads get results
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09

ary 9th. Each member is requested
to turn over their Rainy Day Bags
at that meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Millman
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hitch spent
the day in Wilmington Tuesday as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09

and family Saturday. On Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carpenter
and Helen and James Wiley of
Broadkill were their guests.
Mrs. Kathleen Baynum and
friend of near Lewes spent Satur-
day evening with Mrs. Marie Simp-
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09

Ter Price at the Oyster Rock Road
Mr.. Uland Davidson and daught-
er, Miss Victoria, spent Friday
night and Saturday in Westville
n J. Mrs. David Davis who had
spent the week here, with them re-
turned to her home there.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09

Rust.
Mrs. Amos Highman and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, of near Slaugh-
ter Beach and Mrs. Fred Decker of
Milton and their cousin, Mrs. Vir-
gle Simpler Of HarbesOn all visited
their cousin Mrs. Marshall Wiley
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09

Del Mc:te Canned Goods Values!
DEL MONTE
PINEAPPLE JUICE No con I6e A6o7 r,, ak.
DEL MONTE SLICED OR HALVES
PEACHES No . . 80. %
DEL = : ~ ~
FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 300 can 2se No. 2 ~ can aee
DEL MONTE EARLY GARDEN
SUGAR PEAS No 3O3 crn On.
DEL MONTE WHOLE KERNEL
GOLDEN CORN T2.oz ror y.
DEL MONTE ~ "
TOMATO JUICE No. 2 con I3s A6.oz cnn 2ar