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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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of %aoLEsAiERs Psk iash aahe1ss Blsdens6anrSS ASnS
r6ar1AdE 81 X ,4s 3isssS'; !s!' 4.dr. s.reaml,ner;
HILL & TIBBITTs, 1114 Vermont
ave. nv; oWash.'s Oldest Ford
PONTIAC 1949 sedan; s1,4s3. Why
zero RaK m1gff WaoLEsSEag s Ragk lasf sfnisrs sFs
densburg Rd, Ii. 3-ss0Q,
Hydra-Matic 49,; S993. Why pay
mors2 5SS bank f,nancins. AUTO
PoSr1Ac 80 0seGi sedan delivery; s1.ass
Why pay moreP 6es bank financ-
ing. AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871
Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-s80O.
PONTIAC 1871 de TX. sedan: excel
cond;: sac, $3.50; terms; $3.50 down
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave; n e
PONTIAC 1s4e sedan; s1,4sa. VIII,
zero ReE m9Vff %aoLrssERs. Sssk 1asf sfnf9ns Bis
rGSflHG rsSSsifass fs fs4o u ds. s.sfSe Sack sedan
heater; excel; sond,; S325. o. bes,
Ouer. la. 1875 between O-B pm
PONTIAC 30 sedan delivery; 81. .2S3
ins.' ia' AT 11To WHoLEsAIERs. WHoLEss Iiss rHsi i7si
Blsdensburg Rd. Ii. 3-Ss0O.
PONTIAC 194S convertible coupe;
Hydra-Matic "S': S993. Why pay
more2 So bank financing. auto
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburs
Rd Ii. 3-8S0O.
PONTIAC 1949 sedan; 31.4s3. VIII,
Ruro az mIVff WaoLEsxLEas asgk 1asi sinfsns sis
PoaTiac PeossiGass 1850 s.cyi e s'fsSs Terpsdo sedan
gray flnish. r, h. and Hydra-Matic;
CAPITOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CO.. 1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $500.
PONTIAC 1850 IS" all-metal station
wagon; Hydra-Matic, radio. under.
seat heater, directional signals, white
| side walls: in excellent condition
| throughout; $4,000 or best offer
Owner no longer needs two cars
OIL. S602. la
PONTIAC 80 sedan delivery; Sl.2S3
Why pay more? So bank financ
PONTIAC I949 sedan; 1888. VIII.
AUTO WHoLEsALERs. 173I Bla
densburg Rd. Ii. $500.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '4s station wagon: 1898.
AUTO wHoLEsALERs. 173I Bla-
payMogTH asnsSYrg "a ia.d II sIsc sssGo - ,ux.
pa MOTORS. 47o2 Miller ave, Oh.
PLYMOUTH '4s station wagon: ssss,
Why pay moLe2 5% bank fnsncins
denshurg Rd. Ii. $4,000.
PLYMOUTH 1850 special de luxe
club coupe: black ar arish, r. and A.
lPn aARY MOI; MoToRs,, Rs,oo ieoo s Good HOPE HOPE
I'd. s.e. LU. 4-3310. --13
1e41 de luxe sedan; heat
er. s. C., good motor and appearance;
$3.50 or best offer. UN. 0040. Ia
PLYMOUTH 1941 2-door: must sell;
4. h.; $225. Call DU.. 0433. la
PLYMOUTH 40 Suburban; r. and
b.; 1890 ssoo miles; like new; s1,4oo.
PLYMOUTH '4s station wagon; Ss93.
x6o MeE Day wRornss Redss Il ssnk 1asi ssnfns Bis
rfsSo5fH rffssaSsRosbf "a ls4s sDseisi sosssG d. luxe;
exceptionally clean, owner driven;
s,tubs radio. fresh,sir ,fS. heater tai.
sories: low i mileage. ana A real real bargain aha
sRoso5kisE5 so5is59 At g sH. $50 $500. Can MAoDs
PLYMOUTH 1947 4-dr. sedan; sp.
de luxe. :. and H.. 4 new Goodyear
TSRS15ickg cENffRaR fHaa CO.. 1901 \. nv. z.
! ave. ne. LA. 6-45b5. --15
PLYMOUTH '4s station wagon; SSe3.
AUTO WHOLEsALERS. l13l Bla-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SSG0.
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L o. s T
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1949 1a-ton pickup;
@sse!ay ass aEs 9sS SGo nsass sss: ussd ess '4 PE
aot once; 5. sa4a f9r best offer over Ss 5000
FORD Ie47 A-ton pickup; ses8. Wh. i
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bla.
densburg -Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
DODGE 1947 h-ton; insulated box
pSHei; pW saai SS' 600 miles; excel s675
WILLIS ls4s panel; 10000 orig tq
mi; used for druggist delivery;
new car guar; $685.; TRUCK
CENTER co. 1901 N. Y. ave. ne.
FORD ie47 A-ton pickup; sess. Wh, Il
zero aaE m1Eff WaoLEsaLERs.k Sssk 1asi fsinf!ns Bs
densburg Rd. Ii, 3-Ss00.
nat: 81 1000 mi; 9 new S25x20 Gen
tires; like new throughout, $500
TRUCK CENTER Co, 1901 N. Y
ave. ne, LA. 6-4555. -l5
FORD 194S 1z-ton 12-ft. van
very low mileage; new tread, brand,
new motoor; Sl,1O0. Mr.. COOPER
FORD 0ki ia2g is47 A-ton pickup. sess. alS Rh,
RuTo RaH mGVff WaoLEsxLERg * Ssgk 1a3f sfnfsns ss
? 0fahi2FrE aaIFHToS 81 FokD hk 'IsSSeL PaN2Ls-1s5o
1919; low mileage; SI.175 ant
$975. Cali oW. 1851 from 5 It'll 6 80
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TRAILERS

ALUMINIUM, Gift; sleeps 4; bottled
gas. refgr., oil heat. 4-wheel elec,
brakes; Ike new; s1.4bo. WA. 1852.
GLIDERS. LA SALES, and ROYAL
coaches. For finer trailer home hv-
ing, see these trailers. You may
trade your trailer on Q car or
trade your car on o trailer. Small
collie AUTO d TRAILER CO.. To-
Gated on Washington Baltimore
blvd. mi. north of Laurel, tele-
phone Waterloo. Nd. t39-W-12.
HEETER TRAILER SALES. Bervyn
now has. lge. display Of poth nev
and used traiiers: very good assort-
ment; clean used tratlers ranging
In size from 10 70 SO 70 priced
from $500 TO 50. $50. ssrmA 9 10 :
yrs. Phone TO. 611i
QUICK CASH for house trailers: must
be reas. Bring them out. 700Q
Central ave. ne. HI. $500. Id
FOR SALE-25-ft. Homecrest Amer
lean trailer with liy. rm. and compl.
bath attached; all conveniences Of q
Arm. apt; must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Lot 81. Temple Trailer
Village, Alexandria. TIE. 5716. la
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TRUCKS FOR sALE, Cont,

2Is-YARD DUMP BODY. 8 It. by
7S In; slightly used; greatly re-
duced price. 9. J.. MEEKs SON
622 G st. NV, MA. 219S.
CHEVROLET 1916 ia-ton panel; low
mileage: excellent cond.: fully guar
anteed: S495 MA 6420
FORD 1947 A-ton pickup; $6S3. Why
pay morea SO bank financing.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bla-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
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AUTO 6 TRUCKS WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for
good. used; low-prteeds 2.door se.
fsf FG CASA dsalfFTs FRcEs o Bald d1sl er clean
~ to 81 models. CHEVY CHASE
sin ave. OIL. 6I0O.
AUSTIN 80 model; good cond.; cash
srsnssction sa nSsn By private party. Gail
r4Ih ali oGsO soNHs1 gyms AfskEA1sALs esEA q al
MskTEasoNTfAc iss4 { q az
Will PAY CASH for clean cars. any
soSs; RoYA;I an, MDSos 1Tdsl; see M Mr puEnnigsn
FOE warm wELcoME and cold
your car, HAINEs MoToR a Co
5000 Bladensburg rd., Cottage City
Md. WA. $500 or 16 Mass. ave. NV
g. ST; 22SS. open eyes. and Sunday .
for nice low mileage cars. MORRIS
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
oyer the market price for extra
hiss aiss,1Sr;. cars 1891 so NJ s1o. Vernon Aye
PREMIUM PRICES for clean, rate
podel pTssodel sara ID ,66DpMoNps MOTORS,
n Jackson. Arl.. Va fDr Lie no
1916 TO 1951-An makes. Drive in
with your title for more cash, or
will pay OF bal. WOLFE MOTORS.
18th and K SITS. NV. Elk. 5562.
cars. i414 KING s.. Alex. V~ Va.
SOUTHERN DEALER in town this
week; all makes and models con-
sidered; highest cash price for q
MEcRASIc fIssR sas; WiLE WAi 4s91j etY .4s to .6,
wrecked. damaged. or burned car
II reasonable. III 7-b4S4
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

HOLLAND PARK. MD. - Bay-front
cottage: pvt. beach; mod. !conven.;
Refined tenants req. 81. 745l;
DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE overlooking
fishing. boating. Grabbing. bathing;
large screened, porch. 2 bedrooms,
S5ss 81 es y from rom Va WssS anssss sssb sns Dsr has
completely furn.. except linens, Incl
wills, Call 9 to 8, weekdays. WI
sAHYP.fRoNT COTTAGE, ideal LS ioes.
ssi9n; Ayaii4 July / to ls and August
Msai Mss' piysE pXiEEPsda' Ssdi' Shady Side. Nd
WEST RIvER-Three bedrms., com.
p!ete kitchen and bath. $50 wk
$3.50 season. Elk. 4Ioo. Br. 7a7
REHoSorH RkEaHfSSo; BEACH. DEL.-MooSS.rn oSe
ocean-front. 2-bedroom apt: July Il q
Woodland BEACH. 1857 Fairhii
dr.-b rms, partly furn., ami
near water; by season. Sl2s
month. Owner on premises.
IMMEDIATELY until Sept. IS. Fur.
nished home, newly refnished. Di-
Dental area, i miles to Annapolis
20 miles from D. c. Close to bus
line. Phone Annapolis 1896, LII
WOODLAND BEACH-Five-room cot.
tage; hot water. shower, elec. range;
e l!fs III soo0, e 3 Sxt ayss io45. till iy isn'
COLONIAL BEACH-Furn. cottage:
rms, bath; nr. water; 1st and
Bruant sts. II. 6-619s after 6 pm
BRETON BEACH, front cottage, nea,
Leonardtown, Nd, ami. private
pier and boat, accommodate Q. REM
by week. WI. 0903. IA
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BOATS

ssgSs ss gssss HsE4ss gs,
TessE. CAPT KING; VA a 11s2; e..
ave. s;w.; $4,000 Or best offer, Can
AuxffSsT ss aSEs5a kE4cd Ri fl5S sexs.s, double
1e.FT. f1a' RTNABoUT Una 5i + for foDV outboard mo-
tor: practically new; ssoS $3.50. lao
sTEELCRAFT 1916; $3.50. Phone
FhhAArHEERRcRAFT. aluminium. ish-ft.
motor run only 20 hours; fully
equipped with remote control and
all accessories; sacrifice. S575. Call
wANTED1Elat-bottom rowboat, in
sTEELCRAFT 1915. .26-ft,, 115-hp.
SShrysler S s engine; as less less ,dn than 20 a9o
ss955 resdf es Ns K 5sss 81 tG1 Sass '9aa Sum
DREAM pfaEEA snd BosT eHsi Ge Eleo oa4 Cruiser, s6ft
sleeps g.; better than new; stainless
steel galley, hot and cold pressure
WITH sf shower, e1sei % syncromaster. n so-Wati ad
ship-to-s shore telephone. canopy over
cockpit, drapes, rubber mattresses
carpet on floor and many other fea-
tures too numerous to mention
sNIPE sAILBoAT-Excei. condition;
$500. Call CHI. s196 bet. 6 and II
CUPBOARD I ri MOTOR. Evinrude @iG 30.
,s!RT: ,s!RaTT: saEAfE5fSD 81 SEE aluminium ml4 ca.
noe and Elgin 80" outboard. Both
S225. Call WI. 1895.
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MOTORCYCLES

CHIEF IA; new motor. new tires
chains and sprockets; best offer
400 K St. me- 4:30 to pm. 49,
NEW ARIELS AND TRIUMPHS-Fo,
immediate delivery; from S66Si
trade and terms. ALLIED MOTORS
912 9th st, NV. RE. 5073 lis
overhaul; sufiicient extras priced
reasonably. See at 420s Farragu
INDIAN CHIEF 1946; good condition
good tires; low mileage; full.
eguippedi S2e5. CAL BAALLIdLdEs. ALddE CO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1916 Champ. 4-dr.
ffd fsfsds: orig tsaf n sHIs sTesls1t eSns ssrs E9ed
1114 Vermont ave. NV. Washing.
tons Oldest Ford Dealer. Ma. $3.50.
STUDEBAKER 1941 4-dr. Champion.
S275. WA. 5000. -15
WILLYs 1887 4-dr. sedan; enSins
recently oyyerhauled; passed Va, In
WiLLYS 1850 4-cyl. station; over
drive. heater. low. mileage, excep:
tionally clean; priced 81 BOO; Cal
Mr. Hummer. WILLYS-OvERLAND
DISTRIBUTORS. 1924 L st. n:w.s
RE. 4677. Ii
WILLYS 1850 6-cyl. Jeepster; r., h..
oVerdrive. WV. tires. driven less
5000 miles, like brand-new; 81 1.450.
See Mr.. Hummer. WILLYS.OYER.
LAND DISTRIBUTORS, 1924 1 st.
NV, RE. 4677. Ia
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAIL

ROCK HALL-Four beach home,
(summer- -winter). IL mi. from Ches-
tsrtown On Chesagsshe he Bay; Priced
terms terms. 81, SEES, till pm. BEERS
COLES PofNT. vA.-Potomac River
In plywood; aluminium windows and
screens; large liv. rm.;. firepl;. :
esSnet esSSEms .tsrs asi to aFsf u assc kt neessG
back porch; screened front porch;
sleep 10. Built for owner. MUS
sacrifice due to transfer. Telephone
Richmond Va 2-oss6' after 5 Pm
COMPLETELY FURNISHED, attrae.
rs, North Beach. Nd. lis
BEVERLY BEACH on chesapeake
Pay Pfiyi.r.s' D'ssass se1ms. f. xXns Sss
NORTH BEACH PARK-one OF the
Chesapeake Bay fne building lots
near beach front; from $3.50 up;
RA' 600; Sat. and and suns. NORTH
Beach 6542.,
. WATERFRONT LOTS. about y acre
together, Glen Isle. Md, 30 miles
from d. c.; miles from Annapolis
Write OWNER, 20O5 1ngraham st.,
Hyattsville, Md. or phone UN. S24s
after 8 pm. -15
COMFORTABLE, mod. 3-bedrm. cot
tase, on Chesapeake Bay: screened
porches. K. FAIRBAIRN, 1927 K st
NV. ST. 5000; ewes. DE. 1928.
SOUTH RIVER PARK, % mi. D. c.
Attractive year-around modern cot
shade " trees, % berry and aspsrasus snS
beds. Ideal for retiree. Owner leav-
ERTs q. LATIMER. GE. 1870. S15
OWNER MUST SELL this lovely s.
level land; nicely furnished; shade
trees: picket fence; large porches:
all in perfect condition. Price re-
duced for quick sale. S11.250. Cali
GE. 9S02, till pm. lis
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S4q5 AND TIP

1oS DOWN. 80 MONTHS TO PAY
Precut aluminium garages and utility
buildings. Put them up yourself OF
We will erect them. For details cal
IA: $4,000: ewes. Overlook 5525
Lee hwy. Arlington.
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WILDWOOD CREST, N. y.-Beaut
furn. 3 lge. br. cottage; quiet resid
sec; for rent by mo. or season
MRS. zULAUF, TR. GALS, aft. p m
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HiRE

VAN TRUCK. any size lob, prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance
Ia. 2937; after z pm. GE. 1416
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Mr.. 18th ST. AND COL. RID. NV
Brick gar. for rent. 10'x34'; suitable
for cars head on. or for storage
space; Phone AID: 1912: .l5
floor, 1900 block Taylor st. NV
GARAGE FOR RENT-414 Buchanan
St.. NV; $3.50 month. IA. 1854.
1881 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Garase for
rent; suitable for car or storage
TU. 1884. III
BRICK GARAGE blk. from 10th
and Crittenden; S6 mo. Cali GE
6431, IA
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

~ ACRES with bldg. sood land
$4,000; easy terms or exchange
EIIGAiSSiTLf iSi iSGIiN fGRN. GUEST HonsE
and home; linens. blankets, rugs.
drapes. $4,000 worth furnishings. 10
rms. and garages; heart OF Daytons
Beach; $3.50 cash, bal. S125 mo.
MI 007l 16s
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PRIVATE CONCERN
SELLING OUT

1947 Ih-ton Dodge van,
1915 2-ton Dodge van.
1e49 Ford l-ton van.
First-class condition, new
paint Job, good tires, low
mileage; all passed inspec-
ton. Special low prices;
come and see them.
1915 o. Capitol st. Ii. 3-e500
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"Your Vacation Home"

And a snug isherman's haven. Ideal
climate on Fiorida's Gulf Coast.
Fertile homesites. ! to acres: mr..
salt water; convenient to Gulf bath
ing; community boat privileges; hard
road; elec.; titles guaranteed. Priced
as low as S4S5; S45 down, S15 mo.
Immediate possession. Plenty of room
garden. We have a few extremely
desirable homesites with beautiful
views Of the bay. Priced about $3.50
on same terms. Call Mr.. Tucker,
with j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, ME.
l143.
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SUMMER HOMES

FOR RENT-Beautiful country stone
house. bedrms., 2 baths. all
cows; swimming, fishing; $500 for
season. CO. 259S or CO. 1854.
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Trailer Values
GARAGES

american Trailer CO., !
1850 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
WO. 1891.
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ANY MAKE. ANY MODEL
Drive in open lot, see Mr.. Beach, fol
cash, trade, terms.
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 14th st. NV
IL
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PACKARD 1949 4-dr,; late series
heater. etc; low mileage: one owner
orig. selling price, So 800: will sac
riflce for $1,4e5. By owner. 20
S-690S. -16
PLYMOUTH 1871 2-dr.: r. and h.,
seat covers; S2S6. WA. 9S42. III
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DODGE 194S 4-dr.: fully equipped
real nice and clean. top shape;
SSe5. terms. ST. 3450. B11 7th s.w,
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28

Thyme, a popular seasoning to-
day, was used. by ancient Greeks
as incense for their temples.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28
DAGSBORO
By Mrs. EssIe Hickman

Donald Birmingham and Elmer
Jones enjoyed a fishing trip to
North Beach, Va, the past week.
Donald, the lucky one, hOOped a
drum weighing 35 pounds.
Mrs. Hettie Green spent several
days with Mrs. Cora Daisey the
past. week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete ViOta of Bal
timore are spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephriam West of
Bayard called on Horace Hickman
on Sunday evening.
TISergeant Austin Baker and
Mrs. Baker and son Eddie of Wash
ington, d. c., spent Friday to Mon
day with Horace L. Hickman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard West and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dilmer Daisey and
daughter Joyce were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George E. LOne
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beachum were
recent guests of her brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Elijah Brasure at Green
wood.
Harvey Baker, Sr., is improving
at the Milford Memorial HOspita
after suffering a heart attack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Calhoun
and daughter Duane returned hOm'
the past week after spending th'
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28
AUSTRALIA ROLLS OUT CARPET
FOR ITALIAN MIGRANTS

SYDNEY - (P) -@Since World
War II ended, about 100000 mi
grants have been packed into Aus
tralia. More than $4,000 of them
are Italians.
The Italians are proving good
New Australians"-as the "Old"
Australians call the newcomers.
Australia and Italy last December
agreed on an immigration scheme
under which the two governments
will assist about $4,000 Italians to
migrate to Australia each year for
the next five years.
Sir John Storey, Australian in
dustrialist and chairman of the
Commonwealth immigration Plan
ming Council, recently reported on
his return from a European tour:
There is in Italy a rich gOldmine
1 available to Australia of hard-work-
/ ing and capable people, with aPili-
ties covering a range of activities
which Australia needs in large
numbers"
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28

spend several days longer in com
pany Of five of her sisters.
Mrs. Carrie Conner of the Del
aware House in Smyrna, visited
Mrs. Ida Lindale on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knight ac-
cOmpanied Dover friends to Wash
ington on Sunday.
Anniversary services will be held
at Barratt's Chapel on Sunday, Sep
tember 30, with Rev Milton H.
Keene, of Harrison Street Church
in Wilmington, as the guest speak
er. Phyllis Richards will be the
solOist.
Major and Mrs. Frank A. Ander-
son, who have been spending the
past week with her mother, Mrs
Bessie Hart, were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hart, on Sat
urday evening.
In October the Andersons will
move from their home in Red Bank
/ N. j., to the Frederic Court Apart
ment in Arlington, Va.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28
Now more than ever. the price tags
B,trs paying for a Bokazd.. IN

AN5Wer: Because Packard got in
under the wire" on its latest (and
greatest) new-model changeover.
That was a wise move for Packard
to make-and it points to a wise
move for you to make -.
You're paying for a Packard .
why not OtVN one?
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28
MAGNOLIA
By Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone Frederick 1921

Mrs. William Jackson, Miss Mil
dred Jackson and Millard Jackson,
the latter of Baton Rouge, La, spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
rett Jackson, in Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. Ida Lindale returned to
her home on Wednesday from the
HILLTOP Nursing Home where she
had been a patient for the past sew
eral weeks. Mrs. Elizabeth Morris
is with her al her home here.
Mrs. Edward HodgsOn returned
tn her home on Friday from the
Kent General Hospital and is able
to be about her home with the aid
of a walker.
Mrs. Dorothy Dill is also home
from the Delaware Hospital, hav-
ing returned home on Tuesday. She
is very much improved but will be
unable to return to work for some
time yet.
Chief MN James H. Smith re-
ported for Navy duty in San Fran
cisco, Calf, on Monday, leaving his
family here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Anderson.
Mrs. Camper Anderson of RehO,
both, has been spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson anC
the Smith family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Jones of Lin
wood, Pa, spent Sunday with hel
mother, Mrs. Thomas Kennedy anC
Mr.. Kennedy.
Mrs. Paul WOotten accompanied
friends to spend the day in Phila
delphia on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Palmer, o
Seaford, were dinner guests OF
Tuesda yof her sister, Mrs. Claytol
Austin and Mr.. Austin. Mrs. Aus
tins brother and sister-in-law, MI
and Mrs. Marvey ShOckley, of Cum
! berland, Md, were also Dime
guests on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Austin spent tn
weekend with her sister in Reho
both and Mrs. Austin remained t
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28
FELTON,
By Mrs.
Elizabeth Gleason
Phone
FELTON, 4642

Pvt. John A. Forbes reported to
Camp Kilmer, N. j., last week be-
fore being sent to Europe for over
seas duty. His wife, Mrs. Virginia
Forbes, of FELTON,, and his parents,
of Dover, took him to Camp Kilmer.
He has sailed now for Germany and
will be stationed there in the Army
of Occupation.
The Adams-Simpler-Ware Post
and Auxiliary will hold an auction
sale on Friday night, October 18th,
at 8 o'clock at the FELTON, School
The little Misses Frances and
Patsy Jensen of Milton, spent last
week with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ashton Jester.
The v. F. w. Auxiliary will hold
a Harvest BingO Party on Tuesday
night, October 23rd in the Grange
Hall at 8 o'clock
i Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Jester were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fret
Jensen at Milton on Sunday.
The P. T. A. held their first meet
ing last Thursday night at the Eel
ton School. There was a good at
tendance and very interesting meet
ing.
Rally Day services will be hell
at our Methodist Church On Sun
day evening, September Both. A nice
program is arranged.
4 Lewis Harrington, Jr., will begil
his sophomore year at the UniVer
sity OF Delaware on Monday, Octo
ber 1st
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gruwell at
tended the yearly all-day meeting
which was held at the Old Cow
/, Marsh Baptist Church on Sunday
September 23rd. There was a larg
attendance. A very interesting SCI
mon was delivered.
Mg. and Mrs. Frank ShOckley an
children of Audubon, N. j., wer
4 dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Han
] ry Gruwell on Saturday.
? The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fe
2 ton Fire Company will hold a run
r mage sale at the firehouse on Wa
ter Street, on Friday and Saturda,
4 October 18th and 18th. AnyOr
f wishing to donate anything fl
4 sale. please see Mrs. Mae Tatma
at Viola and Mrs. Elizabeth Gle;
son. Main Street, FELTON,.
= The Auxiliary will hold "a NEE
e ing ON October 10th. which will
q held for election and installation
officers. a good attendance
s members are asked to be present
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28

"And remember: generous trade-in allowance can
mske these figures even smaller Note Figures above
ere based on DetTOlt-deliveTed pTces-but cash
differences ere comparable throughout the country
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28
HARRINGTON

CONTINUED from preceding page)
cause Of a better job. Encrts are
still being made to secure au in
structor for the course, by which
boys and girls were to attend sg.hOol
half time and work at a salary the
remainder of the time.
"The Way to fight Communism
is with truth" said Willard d.
BOyce, state vice chairman of the
Crusade For Freedom, in quoting
Gen. Lucius d. Clay, originator of
the movement, Thursday evening in
a ceremony at the Kent and Sus-
sex Raceway Harness Meet.
The color guard of Walter L.
Fox Post No. 2, of the Dover Amer
ican Legion, took part in the -cere-
mOny which included the release of
balloons similar to those used to
carry messages from Western Ger
many to behind the Iron Curtain.
Continuing, Boyce said the pur-
pose of the Crusade For Freedom
was to fight Communism by radio
from Western Europe. This year
he added, the movement hoped to
raise million dollars Part of the
campaign, he said, was to release
balloons to carry messages behind
the Iron Curtain. This idea was
recommended by Drew Pearson
cOlumnist. The balloons are tilleC
with helium gas and they rise tC
10000 feet.
Jacob o. Williams, president o.
the Kent and Sussex Racing AssO-
citation and the Kent and SUSSEX
Fair Association, said these asso'
Citations would be only too happy
20 lend any assistance to the Cru
sade For Freedom or any Othel
campaign on behalf Of the world a
large.
The Crafts and Future Homemak
ers of America Club of Harrington
Special School District, met witt
Mrs. Violet N. Goodwill, adviser
and elected the following officers:
Grace Grant, president; Paulin
MakOvec, vice president; Deann
Shulties, secretary. Anne Pritchett
treasurer; Eileen Harris. Historian
and Hilda Greenlee, Parliamentari
an.
Other club members are: ViOl
Vanderwende, Amy Slater, Jea
Short, Christine Gerard, Pats
Minner, Alene StFattOn, Maxim
Wyatt, Gail Galloway, Joyce Porte
and Janet Lee Tibbett.
Pauline McKOvee appointed
program committee composed {
Gail Galloway, Patsy Minner, ViOl
Vanderwende, Maxine Wyatt an
Hilda Greenlee.
The initiation committee appOint
ed included Annie Pritchett, GraC
Grant, Pauline MakOvec and Evely
Jones.
The three crafts club member
are Evelyn Jones, Louise Mime
and Betty Anthony.
The club members and Mrs. GOoC
will made several suggestions as
what the group should work on dul
ing the club period. Some suggei
tions were demonstration of maxim
various articles such as earring
pins, hats and leather belts, pra,
tice dancing for school acttvitit
ard plan field trips and parties.
The group will meet again Oct
ber Bird.