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ANGLIA SA '4S; black; s545. Also as
miles per. gal. Here are more
OF the fastest-moving used cars
on the market today: Writer
ffq1a1ETaRSes: f11T Vsrnort HILL IL. & r1HBITTs.
Oldest Ford Dealer MA. $3.50
ANGLIA 1851 company official car
low mi; fully guar This English.
built Ford viii save you up to 500
7 on driving cost, Owner actually
reports up to 40 NIL per gal. It's
shorter wheel base makes driving
and lo ,,l parking 1t easier, too. This is .
built-in directional signals and con-
slant speed windshield wiper and
many other features found in much
higher priced cars. Service is avail
able at Ford dealers everywhere.
You can own this much talked
about car for as little as. $3.50 down
payment. 1895 cash. trade accepted.
HILL g. TIBBITS. 1114 Vermont
Dealer, Ma $3.50. IL
AUSTIN 1851; brand-new immediate
d9lIyery; aITTG psbIS 81 ;5s5 ~ MANHATTAN IA y
AUSTIN as 4 dr., excel cond.: S5S5,
MANHATTAN AUTO Il RADIO CO.
authorized Austin Sales. Service
Parts: both sides 7th st. at R NV
AUsTi1Ns9 S9 1851 4-dr.; 1000 miles.
Presidents personal car. SI.295. And
1850 4-dr.; S995. PERI. JACK PRY,
LTD. 18th and p NV
BUICK '42 sedanette; 1903. Why pay
nore? AUTO WHOLESALERS; over
100 others; 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
BUICK 1889: radio and heater; good
and 8 pm, 612 Longfellow st. NV.
BUICK 40 convertible Super; new
$75 custom automatic top; rebuilt
motor. new metallic finish A beau
tiful car. Quick sale. 1895. Union
BUICK AZ sedan; ssss. why pay
WHOLESALERS; over 100 Others;
l73l Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
BUICK 194S Super conv.; r., h., ny
Ion s; G. Wv. rayon tires; runs
GoIbEs SHd sa ass s csffol s scaLEGEI sVe Ta pk e.
BUICK 1850 Dynafiow Roadmaster
Riviera sedan; sparkling gray fin
iSh; r. and h.; and Wv. tires.
InlS car is Immaculate; S2,145.
CAPITOL AC-OLDSMOBILE
CO. INC" 1929 22nd st. NV. ST.
BUICK 1888 4-dr. sedan; s175. Must
sell, going into service. Call EN-
9723 before 1890 pm. Ask fol
JOHN MCCULLOUGH 15s
BUICK 40 sedan, Dynahow; 81 1893
Why pay more? 5eo bank financing
AUTO WHOLESALERS; over 1OC
others; 1881 Bladensburg Rd. Ii
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TRAlLERS

'48 zephyr; custom-built 27-foot
long; electric refrigerator, tabletop
stove. white birch finish. clean
neat as pin; must be seen to be
aappreciated. For quick sale. only
SALE, 1850 26-FT. LIBERTY CARA.
VAN. Woody Hills Trailer Court, 81:
mi. South of Alexandria, Lot 134
TRAyELITE-'41, Is it.; interior
good. Exterior needs some repair;
S325. XII. S-2204. after 8. 10
HEETER TRAILER SALES, Berwyn
now has q lge display Of Doth new
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment: clean USED trailess ranging
in size from 1s 20 80 II priced
from $500 to So $50 terms . to e
yrs phone TO S111
FOR THE BEST in trailer homes, see
our display, OF Spartans, Americans
Travelos, Howards. Trotwoods, Pei.
aces: RICHARDSON'S, Roycrafts Vaga-
bonds. Victors. Vindales ano other
leading makes and modes. See the
sSenfSatiooall nsg s Tfavelo Sportsman nan
line Of eood GOOD ased IS W trai.ess l'f from ane sss5 81
OPEN 9 10 . WEEKDAYS AND SUN
AMERICAN TRAILER co, INC.
4030 Wisconsin Ave wv. WO. 1921
PVT. TRAILER OWNERS
Trailers displayed for sale, $40.
Pay cash or sell on commission.
We have cash customers waiting.
1000 CENTRAL AVE, HI: $3.50:
Out Benning rd. ne to 1900 blk
Left on Central Ave. Ia
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MOTORCYCLES

'49 H.-D., "A o.h.v; S425; will take
old car or motor in trade. LA.
6-4S54. Ia
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 1912 "74",
o.h.v., recently rebuilt: lots Of hare
miles left. S375. RALPH W. HUS.
T10N' T10NS' Quaker City Cycle Shop, 22o2e
MOTOR SCOOTER; one year old
priced for quick sale, S149. lis
Aspen st., Chevy Chase Is, Md. -12
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

BAY RIDGE, MD.-Private beach; 3
bedrms.. beamed ceiling in living
rm. with firepl. and dining rm.; oil
heat; , baths. This is the sweetest
hone in Bay Ridge. ~ River dr.
Call GE. 1852, LA. 6-5500 or Bay
Vista 2946. Can be seen any time
Sat. and Sun. MIR. COHEN. III
LAKE JACKSON lots, u block
from water; would cost approx.
$1,000; sell $3.50; 500 down and
Sl5 mo. oW. 1858.
cOMPLETELY FURNISHED 4-bedroom
cabin, ssbin at Laks jackson. Call
BLtERLA bLACb Oh Chesapeake
Bay Desirable lot waterfront
privileges; terms. e GALB Boz
- Mayo Nd
NORTH BEACH park bedrms.,
furn., 3 porches, 2-car gar: beaut
lot. ACME REALTY CO., UN. 3211,
DEEP CREEK FOREST, 90 mis-. B. c.;
Arm. cottage with attic. cleo. run
ming water. 2 large, level lots. Price,
"a $50; $500 down, S35 mo. o. B
FkANkIIN Fran 11SiaA MANOR R BEACH En: LGns; new mod
block construction, 2 bedrms., iiv.
rn., kit. dinette and bath. oil heat.
Lot 50xl50; nr. water. Beautiful
view of bav , miles from DeaIe
Md West River 6594. -16
COLORED WATERFRONT and
beach lots For inspection and in
NJ,
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SHADY SIDE, MD.

This delightful home is right on
West River; approx l acre with
230 it. of waterfront. The main
house has 6 good-sized rooms g
bedrooms, 2 baths and screened
porch. The garage has a separate
room for laundry; oil heat boat
house with boat completes the
group: a year round home or sum-
mer vacation spot. Offered COM
pletely furnished or unfurnished to
an approved purchaser For further
details and to see photos. call Mr.
Addison (eves. DE. 5133), with
M 5000 10
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GARAGES

WILL REMODEL 2-story 2Ox2O
garage, 435 M st. NV. to suit tenant.
1913 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-5sScar NwS
garage. win rent as unit or separ-
ately; $50. Ma. O271. -i2
REAR 1st COMM. suitable storage
or shop ETC.; vacant. WO. 1916.
316 G ST. S.W.-Single metal ga.
rage suitable storage or parking
centrally located: $40 per mo
FEDERAL RENTAL CO., 9l5 N. v
ave. NV. Ma. 7416. ia
WANTED
3 or 4 car garage in commercial
zone. Must have water and cleo
tricity, Prefer ne. or s.e. location.
vi. 7434, any time. -15
Roof Storage For Cars
$40 Per Month
Sid Wellborn Motors, Inc.
SILVER SPRING
HOO E.-W. Hwy. Tel. Sligo 1888
liz
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CHESAPEAKE BAY

81 Miles From D. C. Line
Rare opportunity to acquire bay front
estate of about 8 acres; over 500
feet waterfront; 7-room house with
nice lines; big porch facing water
Grounds well landscaped. Price S29,-
500; terms arranged. Call Mr.. Nc
Ginnis MA. 1856, weekdays; AP
1897 Sunday and evenings.
LOUIS P: SHOEMAKER, 1719 K
Street NV
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
FLORIDA PROPERTY.
"Your Vacation Home"

your vacation Home
And a snug fishermans haven; idea
climate on Floridas Gulf Coast
fertile homeSites, l to 5 acres; near
salt water; convenient to Gulf bath
ing; community boat privileges; hare
road; elec.; titles guaranteed; priced
as low as $4S5; S45 down; S15 mo-
immediate possession; plenty oi
room for fruit trees. flowers ano
vegetable 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 BU-
CHANAN, NE. ll43.
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SUMMER HOMES

IN MOUNTAINS OF PENNSYLVANIA
-Beaut. 4-bedrm. country house, ali
cony. Also log cabin. Swimming
fishing. Golf near. MRS. C.
PHILLIPS, Route l.. Emmitshurg.
Mo. Ia
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE
WHAT'S THIS?

Peace in Florida with a Piece oi
Florida. when you buy one of oui
Carlisle Lane Homes; , and 3
bedroom masonry term1te-proof
modern well-built homes. nov avail
able: all houses under $4,000
cash or long terms; paved streets
all city facilities such as sewer
electricity. water bus and mail de-
livery: near shopping centers
churches and schools. II you con-
template retiring. consider one OF
resentatives will be in Washington
soon for personal interviews. Write
or wire giving your name. address
and phone so we can arrange an
interview; no obligation. no hieh
pressure. R C. ALAND 81 ASSOCI-
AATES. INC, 81 E. Central. Orlando.
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCKS, any size Job; prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance.
Ia. 1887; after q PM, GE. 1416.
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LOWER POTOMAC
MARYLAND SIDE

Ideal waterfront estate of 51a acres
expansive water view, 400 feet
sandy beach, excellent swimming
boating, fishing; 2-story. 7-room
2-bath house with oil heat; less
than years old. Nicely landscapec
grounds. including young orchard
About 2 hours from D. C. Price
$22 900 with 70 cash required. bal.
anca ON easy terms
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

mileage: excellent cond: % tuiig ihs'; susr. iUr
CHEVROLET CO. k-ton panel; I
GMC 1-ton panel; for sale cheap.
wHi1E viii II haif.5rac5k, ii.92l5 with winch ls and
A frame: low mileage excellent
condition; extra set Of track; 81. 700.
Also a large selection of Army and
civilian trucks and truck parts,
JAMES N; CRAIG, UN. 1908, 3400
kenilworth ave. ne. IA
DODGE 1947 1z-ton panel; excellent
foHNMY!s foenHqiSion; S592; S599i2s;,c,C Can be seen at
3001 r. I. ave. ne, or call UN' T62I
OIL TRUCK. 500 gal. 1887 1nterna-
tional' running condition, good tires,
sGURFfRE sfT F9faRsIerEi EUEf s25e PRoD1EG4s r. Ass
FEDERAL 1916 15-ft. van truck;
GRAFT. 4sOO Elm st., Bethesda;
OR. 1887; OIL. 5l27.
NEW 1851 GMC
Never been titled; 14-ft. fiat-bed body
Sd with a new hydraulic hoist; ,7.50x
4ostsl tssnp5EK fEKens srfs & s5fi ssr5ii and 15 se
TRUCK VALUES
46 GMC 1H2-ton stake S645
80 GMC 2-ton stake --- S795
81 GMC Ia-ton panel - S175
,4a GIheV ,2,ton panel 1875
40 init !2-ton l4-ft. stake
with hoist SS75
q GMC l-ton pickup ---- S695
~ Foro Hz-ton panel - S495
,46 Sneyrolet 2-ton panel S495
46 Ford La-ton pickup S545
'46 Init lh-ton van $3.50
Al Dodge and Chev ,1k-ton
vans in good cond. Ready to
go to work. IL to choose
from se95
'GMC Truck & Coach Div.
30 M St NE. ME. O5O5
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6oATS

FISHING PARTIES-Chesapeake Bay
@ reser I CAPT f rSssS' KING VA HsFF4hf 4issi Bay
1948 So OWENS twin flagship. lOC
n;p; used very little; uev-boat con.
annapolis al5iHn, hosasse sass South s'ver- Phone
l6-FT: BOAT. Briggs & stratton in.
board motor, good condition. $3.50
BOATS. BOATS! BoATs.-40 models
ready for delivery. Prices start al
boaEs, aluminium. steel, wood and
fiberglaSs. Terms. S. KING FULTON,
SOB Maine ave s.w. EX. 34O6. Ia
WANT AN CUPBOARD Tor better fish
ingf See the complete Evinrude line.
TegRi 5es Ma6s to sSa svit s. KING SaoF FULTON
16-FT. FISHING SKIFF. 6-h.p. Wis.
consin engine: will seat people
comfortably: completely equipped
S375; subject to offer. Call NE. $3.50
sTEEIcRATTT' ETC 22PT' 1s4e, as-ft., 115l5. BiS D.
S6Iys SnTysler rssgg engine les less than zoo
S2,25o. call MA. 5529 days; ewes,
EYINRUDE, 17l2 horsepower. Call
TE. 2l33. 5 to 9. Ill
33' COLONIAL CRUISER, sleeps 4,
fully equipped, also radio telephone;
AooS lily UOdt- I1uSI NC SCtIl
to be appreciated. Located at Hartgs'
Yacht Yard, Galesville, Nd, WA.
36-FT. CABIN CRUIsER-Excelleat
living accommodations electric re-
ffrigeration, Nordberg marine engine,
55' BOAT-Rent for liv. aboard. or
sell, Elec. refgr., water htr.. show
er; sleeps A SI275 or S45 mo.
See--write. H. E. THOMSON. 1925
Walker Mill I'd. Sc, Wash. 10.
WANT TO BUY sailboat to knock
about in; 20-ft. or under. for $500
o2rRoxRpo Ir I39ei OR IoIoR f2oI after & IL
h.p.; excellent condition. CO. 0611.
Ewes. Monday Thursday. -I2
18-FT. SPEED BOAT-Perfect con-
dition, owner must sell All metal
renickeled, hull refinished. motor
overhauled in June: radio forward
and aft $1,000. VI. 1856 or AK
MATTHEWS sEDAN-Twin crowns,
splendid condition. Phone Balti-
more. CHI. 2S05. -13
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SOFT. CABIN CRUISER
Anna Marie III: built in 1898: sleeps
7, . heads. shower with tub, SIS.
galley. elec. refgr.. oil heat. ar
conditioned. TV, Chris-Craft power,
dinghy. Boat completely recondi-
toned: ready to go: $4,000 firm.
Docked at Corinthian Yacht Club
10 days. Owner aboard 17s
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S150 PER ACRE

16l acres. only "a miles from new
Sl4.000,000 airport in Fairfax
County. Wooded with spring FED
stream and road connections with
Shirley highway and new airport
road system. An excel. investment
and protection against imitation
Only $1,000 cash with terms or
balance. HARRY DREISEN, EXCLU-
SIVE AGENT, 616 Bond Bldg. MA
S772 IA
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AUTO & TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY Cash toi cIeau cars, ans
ROYAL MOTORS INC 'h Ken
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs of all
makes Of cars are assured at
FORD. osi CHEVROLET. PLYMOUTH
1913, 40 or 80; low mileage; from
original owner. Box 429-H. Star. .
FOR WARM WLLCOME ant colo
cash see ., call Us before selling
your car HA1NEs MOTOR co.
5000 Bladensburg rd. Cottage City
Md WA $500 or i6 Mass ave n "
ST 2298 opep ives and Sunday
PREMIUM PRICES for ciean. iats
model cars EDMOND'S MOTORS,
INC, CH 1900 Wilson blvd at
n Jackson Arl Va fDr L'e No
1916 TO is5l-An makes, Drive in
with your title for more cash or
will pay of bal WOLFE MOTORS
18th ana K SITS NV Elk 5562
IMMEDIATE CASH for 30 to 40 in
Nash, Plymouth, Chevrolet. Ford,
Pontiac. and Mercury. WILLIAM
MOTOR SALES, 1929 r. I. ave. ne.
TOP CASH PRICES paid for any make
or model 40 or Al car. Call MR.
DIXON or MR.. MCKENZIE, AID. S345
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WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low- mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 76l2 Ga. ave. RA. 1l22.
AUTOS FOR SOUTHERN lRADL;
$3.50: spot cash. PRIESTHOOD.
5S06 Georgia ave. NV, GE. aS44.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

AND BEST SECURITY IN
the world is first trust on an
American home where owner mas
paid down in cash from 4O-5UG
on the purchase price. We have
ment portfolio at SO. amortized
monthly.
NOTE: Definite proposal - Can
otter you $4,000 first trust, 50,
2O-year amortized. $50 per mo, or
4-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler; SOLD fol-
S2O,35O; all cash above trust. Cal
lor lurther details, J. FULLER
GROOM REALTY CO.. OK. or CH
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED
SHEPHERD PARK

East Of 10th St, near Legate or
RoXanna rd.: frontage at least 80
#; suitable for rambler. ST. 1891;
ewes, TU. 0779. liz
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LANHAM PARK
(Out Defense Highway

(Out Defense Highway
BEAUTIFUL LOTS
$3.50
IS Front-150' Deep
500 Down-S15 Monthly
City Water-Paved Streets-Phone
Electric-Good Bus and Train Facil
Directions: BladenSburg road to Peace
Cross, turn right, out Defense High
way 3 miles to large sign. "Lanham
Park"
T. F. HALEY. REALToR
once open daily and Sunday
10 AM. to PM.
Union 7649 Ia
4 ACRES VACANT GROUND BET.
FAIRFAX DIR, AND WASH. BLVD,
Nr. Kann'S New Clarendon
Store-Ideal for Apis.
Approx. 10000 so, #; area. on
grade; all utilities available. owner
leaving city, offers for quick sale at
soc So. it., subject to zontng for
apis. KELLEY & BRANNER, DI.
7740; eve. OR. 1886. or WI. 6S44.
COLORED-SEE OUR LIST OF LOTS
and acreage, in or near D. c. Rea.
sonable terms. RA. 900; ewes, GE
051S. Ia
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savage IVGED TAxIs9RpNDoWN EdP4fSStN CARS CARS
'46 TO 81 ONLY
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TOP CASH PRICES paid for any make
or model 40 or Al car. Call MR.
DIXON or MR.. MCKENZIE, AID. S345
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

GMC Truck & Coach Div,
30 M St NE. ME-. O5O5
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. ,

BUICK 1850 Special 4-door de luxe;
Al condition; 5000 miles; private
owner. FIR. 2342. -16
BUICK 194S Roadmaster convertible;
cleaning original black, red leather
interior. Wv. tires, r., h, Dyna-
flow electric windows; really in
top condition; guaranteed 81 1895.
cash, trade or terms. WOLFE MO-
TORS, 18th and K SITS. NV. EX.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

ming and play area project; by
William A. Lynch, on trapshoots
and other special projects; by Col
William E. Lank on Legion plans
for Memorial Day observance, and
by Commander Kenton on the re-
cent public installation ceremonies.
Commander Kenton also an
nounced appointments of Senior
Vice Commander Palmer Anstine,
as chairman of the ways and
means committee; of Junior Vice
Commander Clement Nevins, as
chairman of the membership COM
mittee. and of Service Officer Eurie
M. Savage, Jr., and Chaplin, Rev.
Andrew j. White as chairman and
co-chairman, respectively, of the
relief and rehabilitation committee.
Following the post meeting, the
Milford Veterans of Foreign Wars
Assn, Inc, the holding company"
OF the post, held its initial business
session of the new term, with presi-
dent Frank L. Hall president Pres
ident Hall announced the appoint
ments of Charles w. Sigler and
Clement J. Nevins, to the social
membership committee, and of Dir
James r. West, William A. Lynch
and Thad Hollis, Jr., to the house
committee.
Plans for the improvement of
post home and post premises facili-
ties were discussed, and William X.
kenton and Harold J. Donovan
were appointed to draw up plans
and secure cost estimates ON a
doorway and Yestibule, to be made
on the west side of the post build
ing, opposite the new parking area
The designations of Clement ].
Nevins, as steward, and Harry s.
ring, as assistant steward, were
regretfully accepted and the house
committee was authorized to accent
applications for these two posi-
tions. which are being relinquished
effective June End.
Harry Hurd, James w. sherman
Fred Warren and I. Graham Har-
ringtOn were admitted tn social
membership in the Milford Veter-
ans Of Foreign Wars Association
Inc, and nlans wnro nlqo made for
tn" "dmissiOn of additional social
members.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

Mr. ana Mrs Earle L. Isaacs,
Miss Mary Alice Burroughs, Psve the bride re-
Gently Of Mr. Earle L Isaac Jr in Grace Methodist
VILE The bride is the only child Fillmore Bur
roughs and Mr. saac is the of Mr. aacs
OF Eendae Del The Rev j. performed double ring
ceremony.
Given in marriage by her father the bride gown white
nyon net It fashioned with apered sleeves
and bounant skirt ending in train Chatly
he tiny collar and the lace outlined
IN an oIshouder design Her ngertp veil of illusion
shaped headdress sprnkled
red white Bible topped with white
Miss Laura Ann Baker of Berlin cousin
OF nonor She wore mint ahea
mts and headdess matched her
OF yeoW ana white snapdagOns The bridesmaids
MARY ann Isaacs OF Eendae sister the bridegroom
Jacquehne Baird of Wilmington DEL
PINK net ana similar the attendants They wore
matching headdresses and mtts colonial bouquets
pink and white snapdragons
Mr. Donald lsaacseof Eendae his brother
man Of HARRISON Del. '
~ Patricia Parsons of Pitsvie girl
She wore white dotted swiss and bandeau
Fets OF spring howers fed the basket she carried
Yllle sang, accompanied by Mrs Willis Parker
Approximately 25O guests attended reception in the Lions
community Hall After short wedding coupe will
reside on farm Glendale ~
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11
VIEW Group Plannings
For Annual Poppy Day
continued from nrst naaan

Chairman Smith in the near future
to complete plans for Buddy Pop
py Day, which, this year, will be
observed on Saturday, May 26th.
AS in previous years, Blue Hen
Post will cooperate with Milford
Post No. 3, of the American Legion,
in arranging for a parade, the deco
rating of Veterans graves, and
graveside services for Memorial
Day, and James j. Weller, J. Rob-
ert Martin, Charles b. MulhOlland.
and Arch ID. Lank have been named
to meet with a similar committee
from the Legion to plan for these
May 30th activities Also, as in pre-
viOus years, Blue Hen Post will
again provide the speaker for the
special assembly program held
each Memorial Day morning in the
Milford High School auditorium.
Col. Hamilton M. Hutton, Congress-
man J. Caleb BOggs. and Governor
Elbert N. CaTvel have spoken here
at these special exercises in pre-
viOus years; selection of a speaker
for this years exercises at the
school is in the hands of a commit
tee, consisting of David S. Hugg,
DR.. J. Robert Martin and COmman-
der Kenton. 1t is assumed that the
Annual Memorial Day parade will
form on LakeVieW Avenue, near
the school, Immediately following
close of the exercises at school.
Three new members were voted
into Blue Hen Post membership
Tuesday evening, bringing the post
strength up to 265 members, a new
all time high, and making it third
largest among Delaware's 80 V. F.
w. posts. Admitted to membership
were: Cyrenus A. Spencer. Nathan
Miller and Harlan r. Swain.
In addition to the report on men,
bership. reports were also given bv
David Hugg on post participation
in the nationwide v. F. w. Com
munity Service contest: by Paul
!. nuphily, on progress of the
Cooties-spOnsored kiddies swim
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11
Jockeys Advocate Stiff
Penalties For DeIGLUare
Park Race Meet
CONTINUED from hrst page,

Ncouguueu from ufSt pageJ
meeting the suggestions of the
Jockeys Guild as set forth in their
letter. We are enclosing an extra
copy of this letter since it occurs
to us that you might like to post
the same in the Jockey Club build
ing"
This, Delaware Park will do.
That the Stanton track intends to
do all possible to promote clean
racing is further evidenced in a
new move to be taken at it's forth
coming meeting. The patrol judges.
instead of engaging in extra cleri-
cal work, will restrict their morn
ing hours to studying the Film Pa
troll motion pictures of previous
races in cooperation with the stew
ards and jockeys themselves. The
films help to detect possible in
fractions of the rules and the
patrol judges henceforth will give
their entire attention to that work
Young's letter to Johnston also
stated:
AT the recent National Associa-
ton of State Racing Commission
ers convention in Miami, the Guild
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

went ON record as being in favor
OF stronger penalties for rough rid
ing. When racing rules are disre-
garded, the lives Of the jockeys and
the horses are placed in jeopardy.
Therefore, the directors believe
that the riders should be cautioned
at the beginning of each meeting
that rough tactics will not be toll
Grated. If the warning is ignored.
they feel that the rider should be
severely punished"
In requesting that the Delaware
commission consider and recon-
mend to the stewards a minimum
Today suspension for rough riding.
the Guilds letter added: IF a lock-
ey still failed to conform with the
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

rules of racing, it should be left
to the discretion Of the stewards
to impose a stronger penalty. The
Jockeys Guild is Offering this sug-
gestion in an effort to insure clean
racing. II should not be con-
strued as reflection on the judg-
ment of the stewards but an earnest
effort to safeguard the welfare Of
the riders"
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11
Tenderizieg Meat

Meat through which tiny par.
tieles Of fat, engine and moisture
are forced by high-pressure noz.
zle is more tender that if it weSe
swissed.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Shew of
Milford, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Doro-
thea Roberts, to Mr. Harry d. Yea
sey, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Veasey of Georgetown. Miss Rob-
erts attended the Milford High
School and is now employed at the
Modern Services in Milford. Mr..
Veasey attended the Georgetown
High School and is employed with
the State Highway Department. No
definite plans have been made for
the wedding.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

The first Negroes were imported
to America in 1913.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
JOB ANALYST. $4,000

JOB ANALYST, $500
College graduate. at least 5 years ex-
perience. including industrial ex-
Tyr: coNTRAcT-IcELAND.
Lockheed Aircraft Service
405 Lexington Ave. New York II.
KITCHEN CONTROL MAN-Reason-
ale hours, good salary to start. no
Sunday work; Apply Mr.: Brooks,
kiiSTFcifiITEN HEN FLOOR sTEwARD-Must
be sober exper., capable, and re-
sponsible Good salary; room and
board. Contact Mr. Schneider, CON-
OCCASIONAL eaSG COUNTRY CLUB; oL,
KITCHEN MEN, 2, full time, Ms night
work Apply in person 2 to 5
pm. No phone calls. 1923 9th
KITCHEN SALES ENGINEER-Must
have college engineering back
ground and sales ability; should
own automobile; to work in kitchen
dept OF lge.. est. contractor; leads
opportunity for advancement Ap-
ply in person to Mr.. Robert. JOHN
G. WEBSTER CO., 627 F st. NV.
LoBoRERs for construction work.
Report to MR.. NORMAN, 4th and
LAsoRERs1KENwoop st5ds Is: Ii GOLF AND
COUNTRY CLUB, River I'd. and
Dorsett ave, Bethesda rs