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Evening star., 1951-06-12
THE EVENING STAR Bio
WASHINGTON, D.
BUSINESS PRoP.-RENT tcsns.l
STORES FOR RENT

2O2 II ST N.w.-store and apt. wili
remodel to suit tenant; $3.50 mo.
b. :, A HUMPHREYS. Reaitor. ma.
new ' STORES FOR BARBER. valet
shop, or hardware. Ready. 40th and
0slethorpe, Hyattsville. MA. 1855 or
1oi5 oh ST. N.w.-pesirabl. ioc. for
any type business. Gail Mr.. Adams.
1; v R. MF TpRmaR' s4R Realtor. 900 7th St.
7ss 9th 81. N.w.-snd commercial;
PHR1Es. Rea%itor, % Ma. 5o20. us
'I3 Bird ST. N.W;-15x6V feet; COM
HTusaRfhs nG Fl fasssssS RssItdq month Z. Rsoss.
FIT. DAVIS SHOPPING CENTER. Hla-
bama ave. and Pa. ave. s.e.-One Of
rental WAGGAMAN BRAwNER
1851 GEORGIA AVE. NV. --stois
GGmFasirs h9a aRS s'1s Rs.1ss4. RsF s2 "a: 500.
F; A. HUMPHREYS. Realtors. MA.
e$ RiGGs RD.. chillum. Md.-Larr.
with an acre Of ground; $3.50 mouth.
F. Ro5odA a. HUMPHREYS, Rsaltor. Ma.
13si CONN. AvE.-Lars. store. s.soo
PAR,1Es: ReaitoS. raiSi IA. 5Sao' o. AoM MSS
1000 EYE ST N.W.-lst floor COM
mercial store incl heat and hot
sakTEs: saisF slss Re.ltoS D9nta NJ Bed 3 T. HUM
'ssps neat; sfnetfs sii5 mo Tlss s'fEs RfAtTS ;Ps
NEW STORE 18th and South
Dakota ave ne. perfect for dry
tions: only store IN area. = % dE. Ssss
DELJGxrEssEN e tHikss No ne.rb, -ea eou.-
petition; New bldg. l6xs2 # to
Ss Sivd started ars r.,npa immed.' sy Sg cor; Lee
A real opportunity. B. j. GREEN.
HOUSE. DE. 3177. IL
GRouND:HooR store, good loca-
beauty psrlor; HERBERT A. GILL
Ala 18th ST. S.W,--store In new,
mFoder5 F1ssi clo.o olds =. with pssrsins iacii.-
Realtors. Ma. 5000. Id
sdaeshs sF t. 9s. Tt.pSch. pSs Of co You "a
Peoples DRUG Store; large store
66!dg;, APPROX: aD!1'x:: 2:4oo 50: #: 2ox1So.
reaf sens aIso sooo sfsS fqE sa IT, .faf & ssS aocS
with toilet facilities on "c each % Soor:
I ri 5sSSssss's eo q sois = i4sS sh0s i:
oxoN Hill. MD.-555s Livingston
3Tx60; asphalt.tile flooring, fuor,
lights; rental, $3.50 mo-: immed.
NON NON & hUcHs. gar Realtors. ssb5lR'' 1913 snHf Il
LEE HIGHWAY - Corner store, an
prox 3OxSG. in large shopping cen
ssr; ssa,. In dynas.ar whole or In part; srocsryy
Seapy paror now GTs operstine etfaner .mss aSs
parking. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEiN
CO. Realtors. 1415 x st nv.
1st aN. AND SD0qi Il. y. AVE. NV. L.rs.
occup,; reasonable rent; smaller store
leo Il 5aPf r. fgsa sfRNsTHiN slS syailasl co Agny
1So5S III ST. N.W.MBeaatifnlIs 'NWBMat nigy re-
space; heat incl. in rent; excellent
M er music sop ess attrsctivs rental
Aprly LEO. NJ. BERNSTEIN a Co.
NEaR Nsw ts ENkstk & nS me- s4o4 a.
fee. sos str st. NV: st fir. store.
approx. 22x60 additional suace in
basement; . rms.. kit. and bath on
hpDiy LEO oefSp " sEENsTnfN Tso6t co
Realtore, 14lh K 81. NV. ME. $500.
4340 LEE HWY. near cherrydaIe,
Va. with of-street parking. size
35 by. 20 with rear entrance Suit
firm or wholesaler. Cali Mr.. Hollsnd,
l. q. SNiITHv CO.
S11 18th ct NV ct $500.
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anM CAPE con

Custom built with features not found
in project-type house. Beautiful
liv. rm.. family-size din. rm:, lge.
screened porch feature this charm
ing house. Quarter acre lot makes
this property q buy at $15,5Oo. Ex-
cellent terms.
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xzan0 4N LOAN

spie and span :,-story Colonial. Elk.
ira lge. bedrms. and compary-si
din. rm. feature this stunning home.
Fenced corner. lot and beautifully
equipped kit. make this home real
bargain at S1O,950. Low down pay
ment and S64 pays all.
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EXCLUSIVE
BRADMOOR
$23.950

An attractive brick residence
Nd, n u lust se'si0b 4 BLOCKS oc A to o': Srsde
school. embodying such fine
features as 1st-fioor powder
room; cool screened porch and
sun deck; f1replace;. de luxe
kitchen with Hotpoint dish
washer; beautiful oak hard
wood floors. This flne 3-bed-
room home is situated on an
extra nice level lot with q
host Of roses and other flowers.
Owner transferred and Is quite
anxious to sell. Phone Mr..
Denston. WO. 6944. with
& LUCHS co
: 1hnh Il st. NV MA. 234k.
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NPRINGRROOK
WHEATON,

OPEN TIL DARK
1dsSss ssa,Sas glgehi rdsSssmidss. ssn 1 annb 5s,ss;
kit: full bsmt.: fenced yard: most
reas. priced at S11.500, liberal
terms Exclusive with 8. IS. PRICE
q CO.. 1I301 Ga. ave-. 10. 5-12Sl,
10 h-(l315 -l2
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peter j. hagan
REALTOR

39O6 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
UN. $685.. WA. 1857. Open 8 til 9
LAUREL REALTY co.
New lha-story Cape Cod bungalow
32x26, consisting Of Nv. rm.. 2 bed.
rms, kitchen and bath, 1st A.; heat
and plumbing run to 2nd A. for z
bedrms, and "a bath. Price, $l3,500
WIN go Gil.
Fiye-room. fully furnished home, ex-
cellent condition, consisting Of liv
rm.. din. rm.. large kitchen on Isl
d. and 2 bedrms. and tile bath on
End; full bsmt.. h..w.h.. garage.
bungalow; liv. rm., 2 bed.
rms, kitchen. bath, full bsmt. with
garage.
rwo-bedroom, asbestos shingle bunga-
low with liv rm., 2 bedrms.. kitch-
en-, bath, full bsmt. and Lear ga.
rage.
Apply LAUREL REALTY CO., 15C
Washington blvd Phone Laurel 492
Ia
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BRICK RAMBLER

Large liv. rm. with fireplace, we'll.
proportioned din. rm. opening on
screened porch, 8 large bedrms., j
with extra entrance. now used as
den; lot 76x130 is grass-covered
and landscaped; entire back fenced;
full bsmt. with white painted walls
aluminium storm windows and doors /;
without the problems Of new
nome; good transportation; located
In best residential section Of Lewis
dale; this excellent buy requires
substantial ash. For information or
appointment. to see call HARRY A.
ninss, Nj. Middleton. UN. S4O8.
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Adjacent to
KENWOOD

On n beautifully handicapped
half acre OF level ground, In
an exclusive section; unusual
Early American architecture
with a touch Of williamsburg.
Huge living room with fireplace
and beamed ceiling, dining
room, paneled den, kitchen and
sun porch and powder room
on the 1st floor; 8 twin-size
bedrooms and 2 baths on the
End floor; beautiful recreation
arate built-in garages; on
dead-end street. Just few
blocks to grade school. making
1t ideal for children. Don't
delay, phone Mr.. Evans, WO.
02o0, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
peter ]. hagan
$3.50
~s

,-bedrm. asbestos -shingle bungalow
Lovely liv. rm., equipped kit. ant
bath; oil heat, insulated through
out. $50 per mo. incl. everything
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
PICTURES

According to the Chinese. one picture
Is worth, 10. 900 words. Let US save
you endless hours by your coming
70 our new air-conditioned oface
seeing q picture of the homes that
are for sale and listening to a
aetaD verbal description of this
nome before you inspect the prop
AIS VIRGINIA FOREST
very attractive Groom brick rambler;
tiled bath. spacious liv. rm. with
noor.to-ceilins fireplace and glass
partition to adj. side porch. sepa-
rate din rm,. beautiful equipped
additional features are range. refgr.,
garbage disposal and exhaust fan.
Only S17,5oo; $4,000 cash will
BMP1cTuRE-BooK RAMBLER
Consisting Of bedrms.,. tiled bath,
srn din. area, beautiful kit: with all
the Eadgets incl. range, refgr.. auto.
clothes washer and dryer. garbage
disposal Some additional features
are Venetian blinds, cement drive
Iay.. caSSport and rear fenced lot;
c-coNVENTIoNAL RAMBLER
On large E-acre lot. brand-new and
ready for poss. in 80 days. There
are, 3 twin-size bedrooms. tiled
bath. gracious liv. rm. with fireplace
and dream equipped kit: full bsnt.
with outside entrance. Some ad-
ditional features are ~ bath in
bsmta bookshelves besides the fire.
place. sliding closet doors, lights in
all closets. built-in, china closet
between liy. rm, and din rm.. 90
cuff. refgr.. 4-burner table TOP
range, Formica sink top, large guam
tity of quality metal cabinets. ex-
haust fan and Venetian blinds. All
for S19 $50.
Not only these but almost all homes
We have listed we can show you the
picture to help you decide about
the property
ARLINGTON REALTY
22l2 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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WOODSIDE FOREST

WOOD01DG VO1VEb1
Silver Spring-New 4-hedrm.. 2-bath
brick on Ice. wooded lot; southern
exposure: 2 bedrms. and bath on
tifui aii-elec. kit. 3S-ft. paneled
heated recr. rm.. b.-i. gar. D1. 1O15. /.
Ewes, Sun. AP. 4013. VIM. H.
SAUNDERS CO.. INC. IL
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$1,000 DOWN TO GI

81, 600 DOWN TO CT
BUNGALOW, 6 rms. liv. rm., din. rm.,
equip. kit, 3 bedrms. and bath; full
si1s slos5o oil csi h"e E MsRkGY lss lHs Osifs ME
a1Q7, syss. AZ. 4Ios.-ls
LITTLE WHITE BUNGALOW
$500 TO $3.50 DOWN
bedrooms, lovely mod
kit. nice lot. Mrs. Fitzgerald. cox
q CO. RE. 1888.
NEAR CHEVERLY THEATER
D5s1instiys sT5asIHS 4i6edrm iesdr 1h,story brio, brick
Kitchen. full bsmt. us. s.-c. he's heat, eGSlp front
and rear porches. large beautifuIiy
Iandseaped lot; conv. to schools.
churches, shopping and excellent
T. D. BURGESS
2524 Penna. Ave. Sc. VI. os02 til q
$1,375 DOWN
featuring liv. rm.. din. rm., kit,
bsmt., stairway to expansible attic
gas a:-c heat, russo storm windows
Assume AZ loan.
$4,000
Two brand-net a-bedrm. asbestos
shingle ,bunsalows with gas a.-c.
50xl5o lot. FLA 4' fnsneese, sUaess ssiif; witb
$500 down, balance $50. full
monthly payments.
HUDSON co.
Nd, UN. 1915 weekdays; WA. O5Ib
week ends.
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INVESTORS BULLETIN

INVESTORS BULLETIN
"a UNITS
Located lust over the District line
in Chevy Chase. Md.-10-yr.-old
garden-type apt. BLDG: annual inc.
S1S.140: each apt; has bedrm;
liv. rm. .-dinnette. kit. and bath; ali
units have cross ventilation. a
beaut; hldZ; and s, 8 bsaTs .,dnD invest.
Low ineome oSd $4,000 a year yeas Par Par,
ancs siars in n'T'tTG i trust. " viii T show excel
lent return for property in this
supreme location. With great DO
tentiality for increased income. d.
II UNITS
property located IN e&-
ceptionally good Sc. area. APPROX
mately $4,000 VI. income, with
excellent financing makes this q
very good investment on today's
16 UNITS-N.w
Very desirable renting area. An
nual income S10.S00 Priced under
z times snnus, income with as
little as $4,000 down and bal.
financed over 12Ta net return on
uNITs-BuILT 1850
Self-contained gas and heat in each
unit: approximately SIT 600 cash
reonired; annual income APPROX
CALL OUR OFFICE DAILY FROM
q am. to 9 pm. REGARDING any OF
the above or ask us about many
of our other fine investment prop
erty iistings
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BRICK RAMBLER

3 BEDROOMS, S15.5OO
b min: to Md. Univ; 2l-ft. liy. rm
mas nrepl. and l6-ft. picture win
dining space has built-in china
closet; lge. bedrooms have sliding
ooor closets; Ice. equip. kit. has long
Formica-topped work space and
matching curved snack bar: auto
matte washer; HOLLYWOOD tile bath
los S0xl l0. WA. 9l44. CIR. 1867.
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COLLEGE PARK
VACANT

Vx1NAA4N
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Lovely, clean. Groom. 2-story home
In Cheverly; excellent location and
condition; close to new school; large,
shaded lot: 81 7.950 FINCHAM &
CO., Rsaltor, UN. 1888: ewes.
ONLY $4,000 DOWN
In Mt. Rainier. Large. 7-room bunga-
low; full bsmt.; gas heat; good con:
dition. Close to transportation and
Close to transportation. In excellent
condition; clean as a. new pin. B:
bedrm. bungalow: tile bath; full
bsmt.; large living room and dining
room. Combination storm windows
and screens. Gas h.-w. heat. Must
be seen to be appreciated. $4,000.
81, 81 800 down. Asbestos -shingled
bungalow. 2 bedrms and bath, liv.
room. dinette and equipped kitchen.
Double garage; fenced lot. Only
S9.950 for quick sale.
East Pines; $1O,5o0; 2-bedrm. bunga-
low with expansion attic. Lovely,
well-kept lot. Large kitchen. Only
81 800 down with GI payments.
S54.54 Quick possession.
FINCHAM & CO.. REALTcR
UN. 1898. Evess Greenbelt S442.
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HousEs-sALE-vA., tcsnt.)
ALEXANDRIA
WHITE BRICK MODERN

WHITE BRICK MODERN
In very exclusive limited neighbor-
cool location overiooks Potomac
valley; wonderful covered screened
porch; masters study. with natural
brick interior wall; log-burning nre-
pl, and tiled bath at ground LEVEL
arrangement M % at End level. T with quiet
privacy assured. for Its, masters
bedrm. suite and private bath, plus
e family bedrms; and bath ct Srd
level; pesigned exclusively for
ideas. General oficer's transfer
makss ransa sapt sale nesessaby sS ssnv 5W ososo
SUBSTANTIAL
MASSIVE
SOLID STONE
5-BEDRM., 3-BATH HOME
Selling for $4,000 to $4,000 less
than current Reproduction cost! !
Center entrance hall. state-stzed liv.
rm. r: din; rm:; crlb kit' with Glass lass ins
spacious chambers and 2 baths ON
End floor; 2 additional bedrms. and
3rd bath. at 3rd level; finished bsmt.
has paneled party room, toilet facili-
shaded lot; garage; outdoor picnic
firepl.; oil h.-w. heating system; To-
Gu. It Admiral refgr.; ideal home for
family desiring spacious living COM
fort, Close-in convenient location.
Asking S32,50O. Shown by appt.
onlv. Cab on 1000
UNIQUE COLONIAL
APPROX. $4,000 1St TRUST
A 3-year-old brick. colorfully deco
rated and featuring very gracious
and attractive kit; 3 upstairs bed
rms. tiled bath; full bsmt.: side
screened porch; well kept grounds:
very convenient to WASHINGTON and
Pentagon. Asking S21 .a5n. To see.'
call OW. 1000
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FoUR-UNIT APT. NE, DC.
This is an excellent row brick in
commercial sect; all apis. private:
4 stoves, refrigerators; on car
line, faces nice park; only $4,000
down. NO. 6755 I'll 9 pm:
YOUNG & BOWERS CO.
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sUslNEss PROPERTY FoR REM

r ST. NV, BETw. 9th AND 10Th
Spacious entire second floor: suit
able light mfgr.. studio. ONCE space.
etc. reduced rent: LONG lease. RA.
1921. RA. 8S06. Ia
e004 M ST; N.W.-72nd comm. LIST a.
1880 so. IT,; a.e. power: suitable
shop and ofices; 5000 per mo. j. G.
WELDON CO.. l744 K st. NV.
ME. BOIL. -I2
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If,UUU CVRUAfCE FEEI N
MOD; MOD; I5Js2S 1cSToRy War. WAREHOUSE, yN.
ABOUT IS pays. Is-FT CEIIINo:
ovERaHIEESSpp RaHIEESpR1S55Rg booRy. ofEHtT foit1TT
5000 SO. FIT OUTSIDE PAVED
PARKING. 10 MIN. TO l4TH ST.
BRIDGE. CAN SECURE LONG,
WAINBURG g. BUSH. INC.
1907 H ST. NV. REALTORS,
MA. $500. IL
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

OIDER HOME, price S1O.bO0: cash,
III. 500. y rooms and bath, full bsmt
Close to transp. GOODMAN REALTY
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10000 SQUARE FEET

Railroad siding. ne. area. l-story
non-fireproof bldg. with 1.50a 10.
IT,. air-cond. ONCE space and 9
toilets on End f.. 2.truck fireproof
bay with overhead doors. Toilet
in warehouse. Oil heat. End COM
mercial zone Rent So 262 per lyr.
or longer. Call Mr.. Morgan,
KOONES a. MONTGOMERY RE.
ALTQRS. INC nI $40
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05
ROXANA
By Mrs. Alice Lockwood
Phone SelbyVille 1881

A special Rally Day service on
Sunday morning at 10 a. IN. at the
ROxana Methodist Church. Every
one welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Wilgus
entertained Monday evening to din
ner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Middletons 46th wedding anniver-
sary. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Wilgus, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Simpler and son, Mrs. Geo.
Grise, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert CAL
hOun and daughter Duane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wilgus and three chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Teddy Coffin
and two daughters, Mrs. Lille Hud-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Evans and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Long
were unable to attend due to the
death of Mr.. Longs grandmother.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.. Long.
CongratulatiOn! Uncle Jack and
Aunt Lenia, may the next As years
be even more happy than the past.
Mrs. Clifford Jones is cOnvalesc-
ing at her home near town after an
operation at the Beebe Hospital in
I Lewes.
Miss Alice Lockwood had as her
dinner guest Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
| Clarence Nelson and son Alfred OF
I Bishopville and Vaughn Lynch Oi
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Ward are
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05
LONG NECK

Mrs. Ira Stack, Mrs. Tom Cordray,
Mrs. Pauline Jones and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Culver and
children Of Bridgeville, spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Draper.
John Heller visited Mr.. and Mrs.
George Thomas on Saturday.
Sam Showell of Pittsburgh, Pa.
has been spending a few days with
his family at the White House
Farm.
Mrs. Walter F. Culver and Mrs.
Norman Draper spent Thursday in
Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Jones of
Bridgeville spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Draper.
Mrs. C. E. Lingo spent Monday
with her mother, Mrs. A. c. Steen
of DagsbOro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Draper are
leaving Tuesday for Florida where
they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Draper en-
tertained on Sunday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Draper Of Bridge
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Cdlvel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Rodgers.
Mr., and Mrs. 2. E. Pride, Mrs
Eva Scott have returned home from
a tour through the New England
States.
Miss Doris Lingo spent Monday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
3, Lingo.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05
Traffic Mishaps Kill
More Farm People

More farm people are killed in
motor vehicle accidents than any
other type of accident.
Last year there were more ttiaD
six thousand deaths and two-hln-
dred twenty thousand lost-time in
juries from motor vehicle accideE Is.
William H. Henderson, Sussex
County agricultural agent. quotes
the NATIONAL Safety Council. Par
mers have to be good drivers today.
Unlike city people, most farm ira
Yelling is done on high-speed roads.
The safety of every farmer depends
on his knowledge Of rules of the
road"
Farmers driving trucks should
take extra care to be courteous to
other drivers" Remember that a
truck starts slower ahan a car, is
less maneuverable and takes up
more room. If you haul over-sized
objects, use red flags in the day
time, red lights or laterns at night. "
ALI traffic laws apply to tractors
on the highway. Be sure you have
the right of way before turning or
crossing, says the Council. Watch
hand signals, keep lights and re-
fleceors in good condition, and keep
your tractor under control.
Lets show people that farm We
hicles on the roads need not be
traffic hazards" said Mr.. Hender-
son.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05

now occupying an apartment with
Mrs. Matte McCabe, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Derrick
son entertained to dinner Sunday:
Mrs. Name Derickson of Norfolk,
Va, Mrs. Dora Long of Frankford,
and Mrs. Miriam Dukes of Selby-
Vile.
Mrs. J. Cleveland Evans, accom-
panied by Mrs. Malloy Conaway and
little daughter, Melody Ann, of
Nassau, spent Saturday with rel
atives in Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Evans of Phil
adelphia visited relatives here over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis (Dicky)
Lynch gave a party to nine guests
last Saturday evening in honor OF
their daughter .Sharon's second
birthday anniversary. Games were
! played. A cake, containing two can
dies, was the attraction for the
little tots, especially Sharon. A
number of pictures were taken by
/ Orlando Lewis. Sharon received
lots of nice gifts. Plenty of ice
cream and cake were served to the
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05
BRIDGEVILLE
By Mrs.
Keller HOch
Phone
Brldgevllle 52SS

Mr.. Tommy Baker and roommate,
Mr.. Palmer Beebe, who are attend
ing the Bulls Prep School, Silver
Springs, Md, spent the weekend
with TOmmy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Baker.
Miss Grace Kern and Miss Nancy
Davis of New York City spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Kern and Mrs. Elsie
Davis.
Miss Sally Ann Lewis and guests,
Miss Nancy KrOger of University of
Delaware, spent the weekend with
Miss Lewis father, Mr.. Ira Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Short and
children, Danny and Suzanne, and
Mi. William p Short, spent Satur-
day in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. OrtOn Webb had as
their dinner guests on Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Veral Webb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Webb and daughter, Aileen,
of Ellendale and Rev. and Mrs.
w. w. WoOten of town.
Mrs. Betty Staples is in Johns
town, Pa, with her daughter, Mrs.
w. w. Holman and Mr.. Hoffman.
! Mrs. Elsie Davis and Mrs. Sally
Ruos left on Wednesday for a
weeks trip through the New Eng
land States.
Miss Mary Messick is in serious
! condition in the Milford MemOria
Hospital, as a result of an accident
involving her car and a dump truck
on the new highway near Bridge
vile.
Mrs. w. H. CULLEN and Mrs. Or
ton Webb spent Monday with Mrs
w. B. WagmOn and Mrs. Mae Nal
chOlm in Milton, Delaware.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lee DOdsOn o
/ IPikesville. Md, were the week-ent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Gray
other guests we're Mrs. William
Sprague and daughter. Polly 0
Hartford. Conn, who are spending
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05
Reds Burn Victim Alive

SINGAPORE - up - Commun-
ist terrorists burned alive an Asian
chief clerk of a Malayan rubber
estate recently, a letter by a North
JOhOre Planter" to the Straits
Times" (English-language paper)
revealed.
The Planter" wrote that "arm-
ed bandits entered the house of the
chief clerk of Tangkak Rubber Es-
tate. North JohOre, trussed him up
piled furniture on top of him and
set fire to the house." He was
burned to death.
The Planter" complaining that
this incident was never announced
on the government-cOntrolled ra-
dio or published in the local daily
papers, remarked: Maybe this is
considered to be a minor incident?
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05

guest on Saturday Of Vaughn
Lynch.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05
MILLVILLE
By Mrs. John s. Noble
Phone Dickinson 208


MillYille Church News:
Sunday, October 9TH
Church School, 10 a. m. Roland
]. West, Sup't.
Worship Service, II a. m. Rev.
John p. George, pastor
Prayer meUung Wednesday eve
ming, 1880 o'cicck. Come and bring
a friend.
Adult choir rehearsal, Friday eve
ming, 1880 o'clock at the Church.
After rehearsal the regular month
ly business meeting will be held.
The WOmen's Society of Christ
ian Service met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Townsend on
Tuesday evening. The president,
Mrs. John r. George, presided. Mrs.
Anna Collins led the devOtions. AT
ter the meeting a social time was
enjoyed by all, with delicious re-
freshments served by the host Mrs.
Townsend was assisted by Miss Flo
Chestnut.
Miss Hilda McCabe from the Uni
Verssty of Delaware, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Amos McCabe.
Mr.. Abisha Cooper called on the
Townsend's Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Kendall Noble are
the proud parents of a baby boy
named Mark Frederick Noble, who
arrived at the Milford Memorial
Hospital, Friday. September 28th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman e. Lynch
are on a business trip in Balti
more, Md They were accompanied
by Mr.. Edward Smedley, brother o
Mrs. Lynch.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward Short en-
! e: .aincd to dinner on Sunday. MI
and Mrs. Elwood Godfrey of Mills
boro, Rev. and Mrs. John F
/ George, Mr.. and Mrs. George H
Townsend and Miss Flo Chestnut
/ The occasion was in honor of Mrs
/ Short and Mrs. TOwnsend's birth
] day At this time Rev. George bap
tized the two children, Daniel an
Patricia Ann
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several days with the Grays.
Mrs. Olivia Willin entertained
thirty-five members of the Sussex
Gardeners at tea on Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Francis Deacon and Mrs.
olivia Willin attended the funeral
of Mrs. Willin's uncle, Mr.. Loren
20 Smith in Salisbury on Tuesday.
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party and their parents.

party and their parents.
Mrs. Addie Lynch spent Wednes-
day and Thursday Of last week
with her sister, Mrs. Della Quillen
at East Lansdowne, Pa. Mrs. Lynch
was accompanied by Mrs. Samuel
Layton and Mrs. Ephriam West. On
their return home they visited Mrs.
Maude Furman at the Brandywine
Sanatorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. johnson, Mrs.
Edward Johnson and two daugh-
! ters, Winnie and Peggy, spent the
weekend with Edward Johnson at
the V. A. Hospital at Oteen, N. c.
David Goodwin was a luncheon
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Warm Honeysuckle suit-Of
1919 wool, 9O%o cotton. STREET
chy rib knit, with elastic-tOp
drop seat. Sturdy, strong!
Cream color, 2 to 8.
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Medium weight fine combed
cotton, rib knit for easy
stretch. Half button front. In
cellOphane package! White,
sizes 2 to s.
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Wilderness chorfing
Expedition

VANCOUVER - (R) - A sci9n-
tific party surveying the mountains
Of the western ChiIcotin Range this
summer includes three members Of
the Royal Canadian Air Force
search and rescue unit and nine
civilian mountaineers. They hope
to chart many square miles of will
derness.
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u. S. Toll Roads Increase

NEW YORK - P) = The Amer
lean Society of Civil Engineers re-
ports that by the end of 1851 there
will be 500 miles of toll auto roads
in the United States.