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LoUDoUN COUNTY. VA.

CLARK CoUNTY
Charming small stone house. bed
rms; baths: u 70 oHo wooded acres; mr.
MODERN 6-rm. house Of log and
redwood sons.5pssiOn 5ISs sx,,,snp Sish VEN ~
BuNGALOW-TYPE house. IL rms,
III baths, on 2 acres Just Of HWY
z; ideal for rest home; S1l ,5oo.
40 ACRES ATOP BLUE RIDGE MTS.'
Ga log Satss snd itens hGHTs spr!ns Fms
wonderful views; $4,000 including
q fura3ssEs hcREs: 7-rm. house. elec.. good
farm building. fishing creek; mr.
,ssepE shsna1doe ehdics Hiysr BTIGD4No T1 SITE
'ovaimEk ooveriooking ShoLIId Loudoun ii Valley. mr.
Leesbure; $500 per acre until Dec.
81 T. ACRES with 1e5 yds, frontage
on Shenandoah River: 3-rm. log
cabin. cleo; excellent bass fishing;
S'i1ooLi NJ /. How1soN. wo. os71.
Virginia Country Homes
Cleared. Modern 7-rm. house. bath,
electricity. stove and heater. Farm
bldgs. included, .garage, tobacco
barn, other small farm bldgs. Lons
road frontage on hard road mr.
Rot9maes sale Rivea price se0ss 5000 sS NIL IRON
"a acres on good road, ,electricity
stream sIe 's on rear. Price. $3.50. Terms
S95 down; $50 mo.
Beautiful bldg. lots on good road
about sS mi and from D. Siced g. Lot syso
Southern Md. Realty Co. on Route
301 mr.. La Plata, Md. Daytime
La Plata, GILL or ewes. wal
ar and well drained; s-rm. house.
on safe road. about 20 miles d. c
line Priced TO- to sell ,dlnt.gs Terms Wash
MD.-New home. 5 rms.
and bath; 20 z porches' garage. cleo;
SO ACRES. 40 acres cleared; 6-rm;
house. 1 tobacco barn, IN some good
tRSeE kRsaH Real escf Estass ss9SS sToker. sisUn
Nd. Indian Head 2s15.
CULPEPER COUNTY, VA.
o00-acre stock farm with brick home
Price, $40, 1000. WAUGH REAL
+ ESTATE I1 AGENCY. s5o2 day, siis2
|13 ACRES. large 7-rm. house, bath
S sath AcaEs slsssr,ei95. iSsTss%; ETC. srm' house
leg ACRES. approx, 1 mi, waterfront
e;ass s1gn. ~, hoyss; Y o6Sst bsth' Q barns ETC.
FOR LARdER Or SMALLER FARMS
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
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16 UNITS, $79,50O
Ten yrs. old. low rents, low ey.
penSe, and less than 7i2 times rent
SAM ROSEY. AID. 270Qa
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140 ACRES

140 ACRES
Six miles east of Fredericksburg, Va,
Just of Rt. 21s; rolling land with
mixed timber, considerable clear
land; beautiful setting; 8-rm. frame
house, lge. porches, running water,
mod. kit. lge. GE refgr.; lge. tool
house and other outbldgs. A most
unusual buy; party going to Florida;
$16,750; terms may be arranged. To
insp. call the Office
DDr~r
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

10000 so. Fl. Of ground centrally
located; pvt TT. siding and ONCE
Mr.. LAUREL and Burtonsville, "a,
go bldg. / and s phase current
ample acreage: $50. WI. 559S.
BRICK, 2-story semidet.. z rooms
2-bath house, garage; near r.r.
suitable store. Offices or live in anc
rent part. Give details and rent
of. Box 219-B. Star. Ill
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ALLEN SHOPPING
CENTER
N. H AVE. EXT.
AT ETHAN ALLEN AVE.
PRINCE GEORGES CO.. MILL
PAST D. c. LINE. STORES Arr
21x71 FIT WITH HALF BASE
MENT. AMPLE PARKING. OPEN
WEAR, MEMS WEAR DELEGATES
SEN. BAKERY. SHOE STORE AMI
MANY OTHERS.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
DESIGNERS-B BUILDERS -OWNERS
EN-, 800.
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VIRGINIA FARM
166 ACRES
CLOSE IN
STUD-FARM
MARYLAND

10S acres; large barn with
over so box stalls; large A.
bedroom home; 2 tenant homes:
property near race track;
priced very low: shown by
appointment only.
VIM. H. SMITH CO.
6700 WIS. AVE. BETHESDA
WI. 9400 OIL. 4512
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"a FAMILY APTS

Investment Property
Only site for apt. house bldg. in thi.
elose-in NV. location; 10000 so
#: Call ARLIE L. JOHNSON REAL.
TY CO, INC. 1915 LIVINGSTON st
NV. OR. ZOO. 10
6 Apis, 2 Stores, NV.
Income S5.41S. bargain at $40, 800
SAM ROSEY. AID. 27OO.
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J. LEE PRICE
1908 8. Arlington, Ridge Rd, Arl.
Va OFT ?5O4 OK 1900
WE SELL FARMS

132-acre farm. only IL miles from
D. c. line. Nearly l mile Of road
frontage. Concrete dairy barn,
4Ox120, with 3 silos and complete
milk house. 60x120-ft. concrete dry
pens, tool shed and complete work
shop Groom modern house. Can
be bought with or without residence.
Call Mr.. Randolph today, l1-6, for
further information.
THOMPSON & GRAY
a16 Ellsworth Dr Realtors 81. 610O.
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Colored Investment
Corner property consisting Of units
with 4 baths and kit. sep. meters
and potential income Of $500 a
mo-; new oil INV. neat with summer
and winter hook-up; ideal for doctor
or home and income; will consider
smaller house In trade CARL o.
HOLLOMAN, Ii. 7-qa33.
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265-A Orchard, 2 Homes!

TERRIFIC BARGAIN. Handy q. 8.
so. easy drive Winchester. 266
acres. $500 apple trees, quantity
valuable timber. 2 homes, 5 and 8
rooms; good barn; other buildings.
Illness compels sacrifice. FULL
TERMSi No. 29,13S. VESTS.
f.: G. Hutchings. Front Royal I'd,
White Post, Va. G2 mi. south Of
Winchester on Route 522). Phone
STEPHENS City 179-J-12. BARGAIN
LIST FREE!
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STORES FOR RENT tcons.)

IN The HEART OF WASH
INGTON'S GREATEST PUR-
CHASING POPULATION. ADJ
JACENT TO SEARS ROE
BUCK. GIANT MARKET,
P 3 o p L ES DRUG, AND
OTHER RETAILERS. FRONT
40 FIT. WITH 5000 SO. FIT,
FLOOR SPACE. WILL RE-
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100-ACRE DAIRY FARM. very best
soil and neighborhood: Washington
aisest bath. tenant lo0R house e1s so-coW barn;
430-pound herd average, stocked
equipped; immediate possession.
230-ACRE CATTLE FARM. good land
some river bottom; Groom house
farm buildings: $4,000. Man!
others, T, N. BROWNING, Broser
Virginia.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED.
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL ana 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. N ROTH. RE. 1880.
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FIRST COMMERCIAL
NEAR 10th AND c s.W.
Large Groom semidet house, situated
on 3,40Q SO. IT. of desirable LIST
commercial property: 40-ft. front
age on 10th st: Also large garage
storeroom and icehouse, cost
side alley. new gas furnace. Priced
at S26.5 500. Cali Mr.. Mcintosh EX
24S0; ewes. MI 6565.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Raalknrr rAl.
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VESTS
Retirement Farmettel

Eastern Maryland. Lovely SEMI
bungalow, 6 rooms, tile bath, all
city conv., Handicapped lawn. garage;
2 poultry houses, 500 cap; pump
house; 8 acres, few fruit trees.
Excellent fishing, bathing and hunt
ing nearby. Taxes $26. Only
S6,50Ol No. B-2912. VESTS, L.
I, FL Dorado. Md. BARGAIN LIST
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FARMS (cont.)

REMINGTON. vA.-Dr.''s home, B.
a.. e., z r. eiecs ss fEnit E9n. and shade; Am
tractor s land SordereS eG0iIy by eUuSs efses
stanchion barn: Wash. market; ~
r, cleo; S22,500; terms, 4O-a. trac
land. facing improved rd.. no bldgs.
$4,000. River farm, 6 T.. cleo: 81
s,o 9Dsn' 2Sa I2o.a Il a. SSot,tom bette 81 Sfeha5d hard
farm. siios sos bsans; baally sna fsSi1 Sss
cleo, fully equipped; S45, 1000; terms
10-a; r., elec;, ready 20 move into
g. 'ooo; ~ B. F. PERRow' Remington
FOR sALE-2s4-acre dairy farm; 40
stanchion WASHINGTON" dairy barn
2 silos. 2 modern small houses. Other
buildings; In Frederick County neal
Sss f5Sss DAN ~ @1da ss
$50 DN., $50 MO-; buys good s-rm
z acres good land, one hard road
med. poss. WILLIAM 4. cooKE
Louisa. Va. phone 81.
COMMUTERS: 235 acres Of cattl.
farm; ~ miles D. c., mile to MAR
hwy hwy. nice 7-rm. home in excel
Souu;, oII WI. tAieu Datn. poMt.
low taxes; this attractive farm is 8
own It: s45' '6oo oou Substantial M M i0ca Cash n
exclusive with RALPH A: sTYER
Pleasant Valley. Va. Route so
Phone Arcola 5256 or ia. 2-3163
1OO-ACRE blacktop road farm fol
only $4,000; 7.rm. house. cleo;
BuRD;ETT1TE ;T1 q S SON, Mt. Airy. md
Phi. 1913; eve. and Sun. ph. Mr.
700 A. FARM-300 A. in cultiva.
ton, bal. in timber. Large Colonial
house has 8 f1replaces. This is one
OF the best farms in this section;
$4,000. $4,000 cash. bal. on
terms. For further infor.. contact
17N21 with Pentagon Realty. Co.
545 A. DAIRY FARM-Good 7-room
mo-. modern h house, s 4 tenant houses. 50; 50;
calves; all the equipment, feed ir
silos, $175,000; substantial cash
milk check runs $4,000 q month
Contact A. r. WILKINS, Nokesville
Va. 17N21 with Pentagon Realty Co
FOR sALE-4s acres on 3O1; 81
acres on Ritchie road. Farms
$50 acre-farm. 8 houses. 3 barns
bgTs Upper m Marleoro; 400 acres, 1 lssTrg'
acre farm, i mile road frontage. Z
barns. 2 houses. st. Marys County
3 farms in Anne Arundel County
Route 5. large home, barn. out
bldgs.. so acres, $4,000. 10 mile
to Wash. Call HALL. Marlboro 24l4
FARM WANTED-1OO to 200 acres
Montgomery, Co. Md, within II
mile area Of Conversational Countr,
Club; good bldgs., modern house
farm suitable for beef cattle or dairy
We have the cash buyer, II you hay,
the farm; Call WALTER NJ. BAU
MAN l727 K st. NV. MA. 052s
I11t ACRES, Broom house: cleo
range. refrigerator. oil heater; SO,
800; assume 1st trust OF. $3,00i
g msiss sSs'9g s9op per c.11saf month; v bal cash
some other good property. 10 t,
are looking for. W. T. cARRIco
on on 2l1 3 miles" east Of Warrenton
So ACRES. 5-rm. house, out build
ings;; approx, mile frontage o.
KING. g ox. mugs $500. J. "a. a $3.50. a'eh'
WOODLAND POINT, Charles County
2 acres. 500; $50 dn., $50 mo.
nearby Md; S3 acres, 5-rm. house
tobacco barn. fenced; $7,750; 81,
$50 down. $50 mo. Ii. 3-S09S
WE HAVE SEVERAL large produc
tive dairy farms and stock farm
for, sale. For further information
call PENTAGON REALTY CO
Falls Church Branch. $500 LIE
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EXCEPTINAL BUY

EXCEPTINAL BUY
ated on tract of land of approx
two, acres. Two apt. houses. units
each One apt. house, 5 units.
Homes and apis. rented at extremely
low rents. Can be bought at less
than times the present low rents
cation. will net close to 14f6 on an
investment of S35 900
ONE STORE
and 6 apis. Can be. bought for less
than 8 times annual income: $4,000
down payment required.
NEW
Nearing completion-Three 1-bedroom
apts.. individual gas heat: tenants
pay all utilities. You can own this
apt; house with $1,000 cash down
27-UNIT
Apt. house: mostly 2-bedroom units;
close to everything: will net 15G or
your investment after all payments
including amortization.
SOUND INVESTMENT
Over 20Gs net profit plus amortization
-on an investment OF $4,000. Room.
ing house. property and business
desirable NV. section.
J. A. McKEEVER co.
1882 K ST. NV. ST. $500
COLORED = SPECIAL BARGAIN
Near Columbia rd and Sherman
ave NV; 2-family apt; liv. rm.
2 bedrms. kit and bath; sep
h.-wh. plants. Attention brokers
CoLoREDMFRANKLIN ST. NV
2 arm. frame houses in need Of
repair and vacant; lot 14x95; ont
house, vacant at present; .price
| S6,350 with 81 1000 cash. Call F
ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor, RE
| 11Sl: ewes. IO h-h1n1
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Kosilof Items

Archie McClain visited in Homer Sunday.
 Our school enjoyed a lovely Valentine box. Games were played and each child received many valentines. Some were of plastic baskets filled with candy and the hand made ones were a real pleasure. Some had rib bon laced in and out, others were dressed up with paper doilies. It was plain to see that the children spent many happy
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Lot 12, Block :, Federal Addi- tion. Estate Marie Hadley to Thos. R. and Gloria June Jones. Residence
 Lot 33, Block 1, Original Townsite. Emma Reenstrom to Lyle Douglas. Income property. Lot 28, Block 10, Original Townsite Minnie P. Coulter to Luella Skinner. Income prop erty.
 Lot 28, Block 28, Original ToWnsite. Geo. and Mary Cooper to Walter and Delora D. Love. Income property.
 -Balmat Realty.
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J GI!urrl! Serf,ires
"A Church-going Family Is a Happy Family"

FAITH CHAPEL LLOYD DEAN. Pastor
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cHRYSLER CORPORATION TO BUILD TANK ENGINES

Detroit-Production of tank engines by Chrysler Corpora ton has been assigned to it's Chrysler Division and prepara- tions for tank engine manufac- turing in New Orleans are un- derway, it was announced this week by David A. Wallace, Chrysler Division president.
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Mrs Helen Brosius has been in Anchorage this week, where she attended the Republican Club dinner for Senator Welker. Mrs. Brosius is treasurer of the Republican Central Committee in Alaska.
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terested in rural schools.
 MT. Lolieshore is at his home- stead after a few months work, then a trip Outside. His son John who was with him joined the Navy.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Frank lin and daughters drove to Kenai Thursday.
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ZENITH RADIO. 3 BAND, battery or power. S60 Call Mad. 168.
 66-68p
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hours planning the day. Mrs. Walter Franklin and young pre- S h ool age daughters were guests and treated the group to ice cream while Pauline Smith took two heart-shaped cakes. Another took cookies. One must be present to realize the fun the children can have.
 A light snow storm fell on our m m un y Wednesday and Thursday, then again from Sat urday until Sunday evening, making total of about 8 inches.
 Three children have come to make their home with the Roy Gronnings. Two will be enrolled in school.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Peterson and the Goodmans of Kenai called on Kasilof friends Sun day.
 Visitors at Kasilof School on Monday were It. J. G. Stanley F. Juneman and Nancy June man. Rev. Paul Irwin of Seward brought them out. Nancy is in
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SUNbt> " Sunday School .....,........,.... 0:45 a. m Young Peoples Meeting 645 pm vening service ..-..-..... 7:45 pm WEDNESDAY- Rible Study ..--...-...... 7:30 pm Truth and Life" 9:15 pm. Thurs over Radio Station KIBH. SEWARD LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev Kent E Spaulding, Pastor
 Phone Adams l42 Sunday School and
 Adult Bible Class ........ 9:45 am Worship Service ............1l:00 am Lenten Devotional
 Service Wednesday, 7:30 pm Young Peoples Luther
 League ....,..... Thursday, 7:30 pm Holy Communion the first Sunday
 !,
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FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE

BALMAT REALTY Cafe. doing fine business. Sick ness forces sale. Priced right. Houses priced from S3200 up.
 Terms. Have several calls for lots and acreage on highway. Have added several more prop critics for management. We will collect your rents for you when due or place responsible tenants. Appraisals made on saleable property. Nominal charge.
 BALMAT REALTY
 Mary Ann B. Brown
 338 4th Ave
 Telephone MAIN l32
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHAPEL Claude & Vivien Molcom. Pastors Phone Adams Al PA Sixth Ave. SUNDAY lO:3O a.m.-Combination Sunday School and morning worship 7:30 p.m.-Fellowship Service WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m.-Young Peoples Service
 (Christ Ambassadors All are invited to attend these
 services.
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CHURCH Of the EAZARENE
 Dockside Union Hall Rev. L. C. Hopkins. Postor

Sunday:
 Sunday School ..-.,.....-.....l0:00 am. Morning Worship ...--..,~l1:0O am. Evening Worship ......,,-- 800 pm. Wednesday:
 MidWeek Service 800 pm. Listen to Showers of Blessing" over KIBH 9:15 pm, Tuesdays.
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mping to conclusions doesn't always result in happy
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sacred Heart Church Mass on Sunday - 8-10 am. Mass on week day am. Confessions
 3-4 pm. Saturday
 7:3O pm. Saturday
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NJ ."s ssklsnAs St1ncE Monms " ,--- -ss -. s',- i--A. rs .-s.. sS=A=~r : NN,s IN $ ] -. 4NT a.u, e...
 sS3kAye> ;:S .SGsSiE >''. '.' l
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WANTED

COUNTRY HOME for good watch
 dog. Part Pyranees. Call Gar. 6O after 5 pm. 67-oc
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ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH The Rev. l.. Russell Clapp, Pastor Sunday Services: 800 AM. .........,.... Holy Communion 9:45 AM. ... ............. Church School l1:OO AM. Service and Sermon Each Wednesday during Lent: Instruction in Holy
 Scriptures ------------.-----8 pm.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07
Church Resigns At
Delaware p. And l.

Eastern Shore Public Service
announces the resignation of
Charles S. Church, who has been
District Manager in their Milling
ton. Maryland office during the past
16 years.
Robert F. Irwin of Denton,
Maryland, we'll known to the GUS
toners of the Electric Company.
succeeds Mr.. Church as District
Manager in MillingtOn. Mr.. Irwin
began with the Company seven
years ago as a meter reader, and
for the past few years has been
with the engineering department.
A graduate of Denton High
School, he is married and has a
nine year old daughter Since he is
highly qualified to represent the
Electric Company in his new posi-
tiCn, customers of Eastern Shore
Public Service may expect cOntinu-
ed courteous and efficient service.
Mr.. Church, in leaving the Com
pany, sewers an association OF
eighteen years. While his many
friends will miss him. they will be
glad to know that after a trip to
Florida. he plans to enjoy life on
his farm near Millington.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

may reach decision. when voting,
based on facts and not hearsay or
misinformation."
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

The principal crops of Bulgaria
are wheat, rye, barley. oats, corn.
potatoes, tobacco and fruit.
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Changers Hear
Huntington
FLGy ChiSeLert
(continued from first page,

ganizatiOn of the department. and
called upon Grangers to take an
active part in raising community
social standards and curbing iuve-
nile delinquency.
At the conclusion or the talk.
MOlloy c. Vaughn, president of the
State Welfare Board, who had in
trOduced DR.. Huntington, suggest
ed that the State Grange create a
Welfare Commission within the
framework of its own organization
Changers from all over Delaware
gathered in Midland Grange Hall
in Georgetown Tuesday morning
for the opening of the twO-day an
nuai meeting.
Tuesdays afternoon session fea-
tured reports from a number of
Grange officers, subordinate mas
ters, and Pomona masters, in ad-
dition to DR.. HuntingtOn's address.
During the business portion of the
session, officers of Peach Blossom
Grange No. 8. MiddletOwn, intro
duced resolution calling for
farmers to be paid Eastern market
quotation prices for the sale of
grain, rather than the lower pre-
vailing rates.
The resolution was referred to
the Oranges Agricultural Commit
tee for consideration.
Past State Master Bailey Thomas
and his wife, Past State Flora
were introduced during the after
noon and spoke briefly.
Tuesday nights session was de-
voted to the Grange Youth Pro-
gram, and featured an address by
Wib Justi National Grange Youth
Chairman. Mrs. r. Ransom ElstOn
State Lecturer, presided.
At the opening of the meeting
Harry c. Johnston, master of Del
aware State Grange, presided and
outlined an eight-pOint program
for all constituent Oranges within
the state organization. He urged
these bodies and their members to:
Participate in civil defense as q
necessary part of national defense
Build a program in each grange
to promote education, recreation
and community betterment.
Promote a worthwhile program
for youth, and consider the advis-
ability of a summer youth camp
project
Promote a farm and home i'm.
prOvement and Identification pro
| gram.
Promote a highway Identification
program, with picnic areas fOl
| tourists.
Support agricultural research as
a top priority program.
Stimulate interest in the cOnser.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

walton of the natural resources of
the state.
Complete the second phase of the
Albert S. GOss Memorial Program
by increasing the membership to
an average of 100 members per
grange.
Mr.. Johnson also announced that
two grange halls were dedicated
during the past year. These were
Capital Grange No. 1S, and Dia-
mOnd State Grange No. 2.
In addition, he reported, a new
Juvenile grange was organized at
Capital Grange last March, and in
June subordinate grange, desig-
mated as CaTnOn Grange No. 65,
was organic ID in Sussex County.
He referr I'd t0 the state officers
conference Iii Dover last January,
and recommended that such con-
ferences be continued.
Visiting members were welcOm-
ed by Colonel Ralph Baker, mayor
of Georgetown, and William E.
Henderson, Sussex County agent.
Paris c. Kirby, Overseer of the
grange, responded.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07
COP For Limit OF
Four Assembly Bills
continued from first pase)

agreed to limit the agenda to three
items-the ferry property purchase.
the $400 pay increase for school
teachers, and an increase in the
emergency fund to provide increas-
es for certain state employees other
than teachers.
At conference of legislative
leaders of both parties on Tuesday
in Governor CarvePs office, the
second called by the Governor in
this period. the two parties agreed
to limit the number of attaches to
II for each house. These will be
appOrtiOned on a basis of four for
each county from each party.
Once again, at the Governors
conference, the length of the ses-
sion was discussed nd it was
agreed that it should be made as
short as is cOnsOnant with careful
consideration of the legislation put
forward.
Should both sides agree to the
agenda proposed by the Republi-
can caucus it is likely that con-
current resolution limiting the ac-
tivities of the session to that agen-
da will be among the first pieces
of business to be transacted Mon
day.
The general pay increase was
advanced by Republicans who,
while they favor a boost for the
school teachers, do not feel that it
is fair to overlook other workers.
Mr. KillOran, presiding Tuesday
night, gave a lengthy analysis of
the legislation leading up to the
purchase of the ferries.
The Republican leader said, in
part:
"The matter to be considered by
the members of the Legislature is
not a party matter but because
there has been much understand
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

Gay evening December 18th. Pre-
ceeding the party a covered dish
supper will be served promptly at
6 pm. Each member is asked to
bring 3 covered dish and table ser
vice for the family. also a wrapped
gift for each adult, not to exceed
so cents. Santa will have presents
for all the children. The general
chairman for the party is Mrs. John
Lodge with Mrs. Edgar Isaacs and
Mrs. Truitt Webb. assisting; pro-
gram, Mrs. Jonathan Willis, Mrs.
Charles Grove, Mrs. Amanda Stew
ensOn and Mrs. William Watson.
Will each member bring a gift of
canned food for a needy family.
Remember the date. place and hour
and be present for the good time
and fellowship.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

Argentina celebrates its indepen.
dence day July 8.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07
The Shawnee Home
Demonstration Club

The Shawnee Home DemOnstra-
tion club will hold a Christmas par
ty in Milford Grange Hall, Wednes-
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

Classified Ads get results
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07
Bear Conservation
Disputed

ROME i up - Up in the Lit
tie Adam" mountains of the Ital-
ian Alps there's a fight on to save
the last dozen or so brown bears
left in western Europe.
The naturalists have proposed
that a tiny national park in this
section be enlarged into a 100000
acre state animal and wild life
preserve.
Mayors and representatives of a
dozen mountain villages in the vi
cinity oppose the project because
their villages would lose much of
their revenue if the park were es-
tablished. The villages get some
profits from hunters who stay there
during the big game season.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07
WINE FOR COWS

ROME - (F) - Italy has agreed
to send Switzerland 100000 liters
of wine in exchange for cattle. The
transaction. outside of the current
clearing agreement between the
two countries, will bring Italian
wine producers an average of 20
Swiss francs per hundred liters of
wine.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

ing. much publicity and inference
that the issue has political impli-
cations, |, as chairman of the Re-
publican State Committee, feel it
opportune to restate certain facts
Il order that the representatives
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07
Perfume Citv

The city of Grasse in southern
France, lying in the heart of a flow
er-raising region and saturated with
the vapors of its scent-extraction
factories. is sometimes called the
Detroit Of Perfume"