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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ALEXANDRIA, 24I5 Mt. Vernon ave
I'd floor ONCE rooms. In suite OF
single; modern building; parking
lot. Suitable for business or pro-
feSsional use AL 314S, TIE 294l
55O5 GA. AVE. NV. tnear Kennedy
ST. S35 per mo: free parking. RA
200; ewes. GE. 051S. -13
PRIVATE OFFICE. furnished. in large
bldg. near Treasury: s45. Mfrs
agent preferred. MA. 6225. -
2 FRONT RMS. near Cafritz Bldg :;
eeth H. no elevator S65 mo. DI
REALTY BLDG. 1924 x st. NV;
elevator; one room. MRS. SEN
10th AND PA. AVE. si5 PA. AVE.
NV; - Few vacancies; all outside
Apply $40 F st. NV, Room IL.
10th AND PENNA. AVE, 945 Penna.
ave. n.W,-Four desirable outside Of
hces; good location; reasonable. Ap-
ply $40 F st NV, Room 10. Ill
F ST. AT 9th, 527 9th st. n.w.-De-
SSirable for most any business; cony.
location low rental Apply $40 F
OFFICES located near Mayflower. es-
pecially suitable for lawyers: air
conditioned: sep. suites, each con-
sisting Of : rooms or ent. suite Of 4
rms. available; reception room and
receptionist services; excel. law IL
boraFy and conference room incl; $3.50
Tor for. 2rnl; Mr. suits n6ss saoo for 4-room
5506 CONN. AVE. N.w-corner suite
of 3 rooms and bath, IDEAL for
dentist or other professional ONCE.
FOR appointment call THOS. J.
FISHER & CO. INC, 73S 18th st.
NV. DI. $3.50. 3
5th AND X SITS. N.W.-second- floor
Offices. containing LOO SO. TT: eie-
tIiStor tafor suitable haa for rr joboeG or dis,
i FISHER / ute5Snsf, CO. fNc. ssI5a 7ss isfh s. l.
NV, DI $3.50.
AIR CONDITIONED Century Build.
ing, 412 18th st. NV. opposite Mu-
nicipal Court; Offices available in
s1s single units mt e or sgites; Single units
able. THos. J. FISHER g. co. inc.
.73S 18th st. NV. Dl. $3.50.
1000 SO. FIT: OF SPACE in modern
downtown bldg; may divide: also
one ofhce. APPROX. 400 so. #. HER
BERT HARVEY, INC. ole 18th st
IR-coNDITioosNEp OFFICE for pro.
fessional man; plumbing in fol
dentist, ideal for physician; opposite
Statler Hotel, EX. 1880. -l2
SUITE, 800 So. it. centrally iGcateo
IN modern building, With private rest
rooms; elevator and cleaning service
$500 mo. Call ME 0752.
ATTRACTTVELY FURNISHED pvt
ssss ssSssS fna gSss 5iSs''!S1 &c., FT 4ls cir
* ST. NV. NEAR a1st-Entire Isl
Z noors Of a 4-Story modern .ofdct
bldg. to be rented as whole oil
separately: reasonable rent; Ions
lease to responsible party. Call Nj
James till 6 pm VIM CALOMIPIs
INV, CORP. 1o12 18th st NV
DI. 1865. III
17I0 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
IDEAL FOR DENTIST OR PHYSICIAN
3 operating rms. lge. reception rm
and bath, $3.50 per mo.
DENTAL OFFICE. to share Will
practicing dentist at reasonable
rent. To inspect. see secretary on 2nc
fl. WALKER & DUNLOP. ZOO 18th
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MOTORCYCLES

DAVIDSON. 1919. "a over
in chrome fittings. Full price only
S695. Can finance with ls down.
AUTO MART. 3465 Benning I'd. Pc.
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SUMMER HOMES

IN MOUNTAINS OF PENNSYLVANIA
4-bedrm. country house, all
cow. Also log cabin. Swimming,
fishing. Golf near. MRS. c.
PHILLIPS, Route l. Emmitsburg.
Md. -I2
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GARAGES

3I6 G ST. S.W.-Single metal ga
rage suitable storage or parking
centrally located; $40 per mo.
FEDERAL RENTAL CO, 9I5 N. Y,
ave. NV. MA. 7416. -I3
Roof Storage For Cars
$40 Per Month
Sid Wellborn Motors, Inc.
SILVER SPRING
HOO E,-W. Hwy, Tel. Sligo 1893.
-l2
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

FAaRLAND; alsI Md mi. from from 8; s s. on =
restored L. W oRooMEs. I73s
GRouP OF LOTS with sewer and
water for low-cost houses. Write
particulars TO WALTER NJ. gAU-
SIS MsS, ONLY II PER 4 NJ MONTH. RiT s2b down,
direct from owner; gives immediate
miles of Shirley highway, from
Franconia underpass; in thriving
tons. park trailer Until you can
afford better. Electricity. telephones.
1895; Sunday IE 1858. 9.
LANGLEY ~ acres beautiful
Ein01sE Eno koLs &c Coz E'sf Mi a7ao. EM 'oo1 j.
ROCK CREEK HILLS LOT--one of
the few. remaining extra desirable
lots in. this select subdivision Lot Is
located across street from No. e523
Es0,es East st'nhoPs nj Fd Pe6tect for
contains 2o.316 SQUARE feet. Selling
price lowest in Rock Greek Hills,
39e. per foot. All improvements in
and paid. For home or investment
sary Phone ST. 35i5 during office
NEAR MD. UNIV. large bldg. site.
high elevation. wooded, improved
street. WINSTON C. CLAY Wa
Iss-AcRE WOODED LOT. West Fails
a5cH asenfa a cal JE. 5faS9nsetE 3nseG priced 70
$500 ACRES located within COM
muting distance of the Capital
Four miles Of railway frontage On
highway under construction nearby
Ideal for a large industry or large
development; In fiTst instance ad-
cnSG dress Fex $1s,H; STAR o.
So 500 cash. U, [. L. TooMEY. JR..
ROCK GREEN Hills lot. Win sell eli
or exchange this lot for equity in
desirable home. This is one. of the
few 45ss remaining sainns extra s, desirable lots
9523 E. stanhope I'd. Perfect fer
rambler or 2-story house, Lot con-
tains 20.316 square. feet, Selling
price lowest in Rock Greek Hills.
10 cents l;a foot, Al improvements IN
this is q steal. Quick action neces-
ssry. Phone ST. 35l5 during Office
PERFEcTLY ELEVATED and Ideally
wooded rambler. site in excl. Silver
Spring residential area having 115-
water, and sewer. connection COM
pieted and paid for to house loca-
ton. $4,000. 81. 3406. 3
BURNT MILLS vILLAGE-Beautifu
wooded lots for rambler-type homes,
and asphalt, street surface; land
values are increasing so are our
homesites. Whether you build now
1r later. If you get the lot now,
you'll save money. Come out Coles
corners 9 rs 0 s RoBERT Rea f PsSHhEaA e aEAT2R fsR
exclusive agent. sH. o02l. Once
CARROLL KNoLLs-Lot. 50xi 90
I1Derm Prize only sI $50; m All qfilities sty s
BERwYN HGHTs.. MD.-Lot a6,
block 7. on Ruatan ST.. mr. 5sth ave.
Lot, 50x200. All utils installed and
paid for. $1,000 cash, or exchange
for auto. DU. 4544, 10
CHOICE HOME SITES
4 in Hillandale
3 in Silver Spring.
2 in Springbrook.
2 in Riverdale.
z in Bethesda.
/ in Manor Club.
! in Takoma Park. Md.
Il in Wheaton Nd
| / in Rock Greek Park. D. c.
Home and 70 acres. Montgomery
| TILLSON g. CO. REALTORS
JU. $4,000 -13
$3.50 PER ACRE
161 acres. only "a miles from new
| S14 100000 airport in Fairfax
! County. Wooded with spring-fe
/ stream and road connections with
| Shirley highway and new airport
road system. An excel. investment
and protection against imitation
/ Only 81. 200 cash with terms on
balance. HARRY DREISEN, EXCLU.
/ SIVE AGENT, 616 Bond Bids MA
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REAL ESTATE
WHAT'S THIS?
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

II 10Y WANT I0 RELAA. see 2
~ear-around home with all modern
conleniences, h.-w. oil heat and auto
water heater: located on the beauti-
full Potomac. Colton's Point. Md
Plenty of fishing Grabbing. swim
ming and duck hunting. An ideal
place for retired business cple
Outdoor firepl.. I util. house. plenty
<of shade trees. Also one 34-ft
white cedar cabin cruiser, , yrs. old
will sleep f. kit and toilet. with
Chrysler marine engine. viii sell
house or boat separately. Reas. Cal
ewes. WA. 6697. %
the beach; modern aptS. and cot.
tages; 500 per wk. up. EN-. 1885,
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INDUSTRIAL pRopERTY-sAl.
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-ReNT

Sc. D. C.-l2.500 SO IT. 2nd coml
ground with uSable house; all utils
A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880. 10
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NEW RAMBLER
8-UNIT APT.-ARL.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ATTENTION. property owners. we
need listings. have clients who are
anxious to buy. List your property
With US for egubicdk sale, MISS DoN-
PROMINENT LOCAL ATTORNEY will
pay $4,000, more or less, for estate
type property in NV. area; must
have 1 bedrooms. maids rm. and
bath; l to several acres OF ground
desired. Call Mr.. Dixon Of JAMES
l. DIXON & CO., ST, 1900 eyes,
FAMILY MAN will buy immed. g.
bedroom house, brick. If price is reas.
No agents. Write Box 407-H. Star.
] WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for
tion yGgr hsRe RH aao any lsfa'iDn sI 94 any c0n0
SPOT Cash for your house white or
colored; any section. any condition
ATTENTION. OWNERS can, get
your you TOP ome s sssh es p5 Mr. tsFR Rff fffi tsF
APPTiESTfoN PfTi 2fE6 HOME OWNERS: Sell
for cash to MR.. NASH. RE. ,2161.
TOP CASH for your home; white or
colored. z. DI sANDRo. Al. 1lt4.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. Wesley
Heights. Spring Valley Area: 4 bed
rms, 2 baths. den. powder rm.,
porch. preferably 10 to 15-yr. -old
Brick. About $4,000. Wo. 1866.
II PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home business or invest
ment property Is what you desire
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. RealtoT
S0S North Capitol MA 6730 Free
appraisals Results since 1919
HOME BUYER desires 3-bedroom
rambler in Silver Spring area; will
pay up to $4,000. Call AP. 3701
evenings. 13"
5000 CASH. bedrms.. near
school, Chevy Chase. Bethesda or
Silver Spring WI. 257l. 10
SPOT CASH for 6-room brick home,
white or colored. Honest deal.
MR.. HILL. ME. 2137 or ia. 1857.
-15
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH.
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10000 So FIT. OF ground centrally
located; pvt rr siding and "fice
MA $3.50
KENIWORTH-2 acres, TT. siding,
Arm. office. all utils.; also bldg
40x50. A. NJ. ROTH. RE 1880.
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GEORGETOWN

Architect will pay uo to $4,000 for
home in Georgetown. Cond. of prop
not important provided 1t is priced
accordingly. Call Mr.. Dixon OF
JAMES L. DIXON e. CO., ST. 1900
or CO. 7515 ewes. i'll
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FARMS Cont

LGE. LOT on paved streets; Sl.375,
easy terms. BREHME CO., AP.
ESTATE of 1870 acres;
Groom and bath home, tenant
house, barn for 60-eow herd, 6 other
oht6ldgs' hnnt leyel farm on ch hard road
Ss5 900. E. K RUBLE. Poolesville
21S4, with Ripley g. Romer, Realtors.
-
.3a ACRES. stocks or crops; brick
house. good farm and outbldgs.,
3 springs in pastures; electricity
house and barn, 80 mi from Wash
ington: Sl32 an acre. C. H. PEARCE.
INC, 6229 Baltimore blvd. River
dale. WA. 7009 or WA 1922. 10
TOBACCO FARMS
lr. Dares Beach. in view Of bay; 20
a.. 7-rm. dwelling. mod, conv, Arm.
tenant house, outbuildings; so a.
4-room house, outbuildings. E.
VIRGINIA DORSEY, Admx., Prince
Frederick, Md. Phi. PF-l29-W-3
l3s
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCKS. any size job. prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance,
ia. 2937; after pm, GE. 14l6.
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LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates. 3 to year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV, MA. 646S
lash FOE tst AND emo FRUs
NOTES. incl lst trust; on acreage;
quick settlement: white or eolorec
notes IN Q. C.. Nd and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
l4th and @ sts nv Dl $3.50
Brokers. attention
aIkST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARTOW REALTY CO., Realtors
1881 q st. NV ME 249b
MONEY ON SECOND rkuSH-w,
viii buy second-trust notes D. c.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST,
MENT CORP, 1872 " ave n "
National 1898
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BARGAIN
BUSINESS PROPERTY wANTEl

WANTED to buy. lease. or rent large
resident, in desirable location suit
able for rooming house or tour
ist home. La. 6-4009. 3
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REAL ESTATE WANTED tcon.. /,

I WILL PAY CASH
For property any section. any con-
dition; no obligation. IA. 1920.
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CHOICE WAREHOUSES;

CHOICE WAREHOUSES;
ID 1850 SO. FIT, CENTRAL LOCA-
TION, NEAR so. CAPITOL ST; 49,
FIT. CEILING. PANELED OFFICE
CD 1000 SO. FIT; NEW 1-STORY
WAREHOUSE BEING COMPLETED
(3) 5000 SO. FIT: NEW I-STORY
WAREHOUSE; OVERHEAD DOORS:
ROCKVILLE PIKE.
WEINBERG & BUSH, Inc.
1907 H St. NV. Realtors. MA. $500
III
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Investors Attention
&fO 0En

These modern 4-family apis. each
produce $1,000 annual income;
good ne. loe;; o excel. invest inyestment
elusive Agent, 1016 18th st. NV
Ma. 269X or OIL. 67o7. %
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NO SECRETS HERE
WILL PAY UP TO:
SUNDAY TIL 5
RELIABLE

MOTOR COMPANY
101 New York Ave. NE.
l Block East of North Capitol st.
Ma. 5571, Ma. 5572
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WAREHOUSE SPACE AVAILABLE

Up to $1,000 SO. IT. on 16-car 3. a. o.
R.R. spur. Win rent all or part or
will store commercially for you.
Suitable for commercial and house
hold storage or manufacturing. Call
DE 022O III
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WANTED 100 CARS
SO TO so Bring title II car is
financed We will pay on balance No
dickering. immediate cash See be-
fore you sell HOYLE MOTOR
SALES l34h Que ST NV DU $500
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WRECKED cARs-BURNFD CARS
SALVAGE TAXIS-RUNDOWN CARS
'46 TO 81 ONLY
JU 5-54S4
Arkansas State press., 1951-06-29

modelling, to do simply by learning few tricks
of using several shades of powder your face simple for
mula for awakening in the morning looking lovely
dewkssed is eight nine hours of sleep each night
proper food at the right time bath each night just be-
fore retiring exercise arising and indulgence in
tional storms
Let's Face Facts Whom you go shopping know your figure
To be lady of fashion must know her figure So many
women don't They themselves in full length mirror
until they shopping for suit dress and many
TOO late to do anything about the defects of figure which she
has suddenly acquired These defect may bump there
lump here Here is where madame spend time
select garments that will eamouage minimize the points
and highlgh the good
Think twice before you take it home with YOU All
ysu purchase garments that do not fit in with anything
best to choose every garment with you already
nave IN mind. First ask yourself these questions
Is II appropriate? Is it becoming? Does it fit? Will it
"eH VIII the style last for at least two seasons Is 1t ha
mony with the other things intend with it? Is good
quaty! Is the price in proportion my clothes budget? Will
II require no more than reasonable of upkeep
way of dry cleaning?
II You Are Not An Expert, here is how you may Judge
quality Look for closely fabrics with many evenly twist
ed yarns to the inch Hold fabric up to the light to
see If meets this standard Wide generous seams and hens
wei finished buonholes small strong stitches good thread
y sewn Innings of strong fabrics Examine the Innings
ana aengs and bindings Look for properly fitted shoulder
PADS All OF these things important charm and
fashion,
ETIQUETTE SAYS the Maid of Honor the brides special
attendant She holds brides bouquet during the wedding
money At the conclusion she the brides bouquet
then lifts the brides veil If she wearing her face
and arange it. As the bride and groom down the aisle
the maid of honor then hands her bouquet the brides
maids.
Miss Bell will answer questions beauty Clothes address
her CO Atlas News 243 West 125th ST.. New York q.
Arkansas State press., 1951-06-29
= TIPS ON THE TRADE
BY Kay Vaughn

foh The CAREER GIRI-Choose your bathing suit wise
o your be sorry when you're the beach Your suit
must be perfect fit to bring the you Coorng and
laore are most important: the trend toward more
uesshaker detailing shaping fatter the figure the
trick
FOR THE YOUNG MATRON-For you who spend most of
your summer IN the city, stock up dark sheer dresses and
sall jackets and eapelets that be with either The
pest SUITS Oh summer are those dark simple styles that need
oy small nat TO make them extremely chic Summer
that are essentially simple still not severe Cotton is cool
III oafk eolors sheer cottons treated like silks. .
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE-Coo off with sudsy baths dur
ing not days cool showers first thing the morning Keep
that crisp the perfect leaf sweet as the scent of
rose could be- look Everyone knows stockings indies
and gloves and the drinks or great
quantities of coffee.
FOR THE OLDER MATRON-In seeking to regain that
summer inquire for the summer you'll discover diet
ing better than In other words the best thing for
reducing this simple little exercise place both against
the table edge and push back, away from the table!
FOR THE CAREER GIRI-In wearing jeWelry in hot
weather. remember these helpful hints don't wear necklaces
gh as chokers look hotter than loose chain and pendant
Too many strands OF beads look heavy handle
hand moisture during clouds the stones
And never powder after putting ewery the film cngs
the stones above ALL clean your precious more often in
summer than winter by dipping in cleaning fluid alcohol
FOR THE TEENAGER--Don't be like most of your
mother use that purme your dresser Test the scent
before buying be it's right for you Then stick to one
scent make your signature Keep away from light heat
If you have large bottles enough everyday in
smaller bottle keep the sealed tightly dot behind
the ears Apply perfume all the neck arms
palms of hands, preferably with atomzer Do this
three times day in hot weather But above please use your
perfume Even the finest of odours be opened
ALSO FOR TEENAGERS-The doesn't cure acne
even mild cases don't bake in sunrays with that
The tonic for the whole system and general
good health helps to have clear skin But pretty
to aiding of acne However along with other treatment
it will greatly help.
Arkansas State press., 1951-06-29

tard bacterial growth. Cover cook
ed meats well.
Good poultry Is wide-bodied,
short-legged, plump and round
breasted, with streaks of fat
down the back, sides and thighs,
and a clean, soft, unbruised skin
Chickens are sold In four classes
depending on their weight and
age: broilers, flyers, roasters and
stewers. You will need one-hah
broiler per person and three
fourths pound of the others. Draw
the fowl Immediately If it Is not
evicerated; clean the gizzard and
wrap 1t separately with the liver
and heart Wipe the inside of the
bird and wash the outside, re-
moving pin feathers and singeina
the hair, Stuff and truss the bird
If you are roasting it; cover light
ly and store in the coolest part Of
the refrigerator. Use within two
days.
While meat is one of the most
expensive items Of food, 1t is al
so one OF the most flavorfuI. so
that skill in combining ii with
other foods makes the diet more
appetizing as well as more eco
nomical Avail yourself of free
bulletins on meat cookery offered
by the U. S. Dept. Of Agriculture,
Washington. u. e.
Arkansas State press., 1951-06-29

ing to delicate rose in the older
animal. Lamb is pinkish red and
mutton is a deeper red. Veal is
almost white in color, a greyish
pink, too young to be marbeled
with fat. The lean In bacon
should be very clear pink, not
brown, and the fat should be very
white.
Meat with no bone: ground
meat, homeless stew meat, liver
and canned meats yield four TO
five servings per pound The cuts
with little bone: center round,
ham slices, lamb or veal outlets
allow you three to five portions
You will get two or three serv-
ings from whole or end cuts of
beef round, veal leg or shoulder,
hams steaks. chops, loin roasts
rump or rib roasts. all cuts with
medium amount of bone. One
pound Of very bong or gristly
meats: shanks, plates, short and
spare ribs, briskets and breast of
veal or lamb will serve one or
two.
Unwrap meat Immediately on
getting II home and wipe 1t with
a damp cloth. Do not wash away
flavor with running water. Put 1t on
plate and cover lightly with wax
paper allowing the surface to dry
a little in the refrigerator to re-
Arkansas State press., 1951-06-29
THINGS THAT INTEREST WOMEN
BY Bessie r. Bell

HOW YOU LOOK?-Ho weather means extra personal care
Dear every is compliment two from her friends
The charming girl is very foweke always lovely
to look at, sweet Of disposition alive and appealing.
One work such praise, and yet 1t is hard
work you have system you will have fun preyng yourself
UP to face the world each day. 1t will take but little time
the day by ducking under the shower Follow this
generous rundown with of the hot weather coognes
and busting powder 1t important deodoan daily
as it is to battle daily that it hot weather do not
wear such heavy makeup
If you have the tyye of face that must have daily
Arkansas State press., 1951-06-29
Home Maxine
| Is Fun
ARE YOU A GOOD SHOPPERe
BY Rose Smart,

You are If you arrive at the
grocery store when it is not
crowded and proceed unhurried,
with list, reading labels, COM
pairing canned, dried and frozen
food with fresh, and are unfail-
ingly courteous and confederate
toward store personnel. If you
know how much to buy of each
item on your list and how to de-
termine the quality Of meat and
the freshness of vegetables. you
are an excellent shopper You are
practically perfect it, when you
get the groceries home, you know
how to store the varioi1 foods to
preserve the qualities you have
selected and paid for. Let's check
your score on meats.
Look for a fine grain and
Arkansas State press., 1951-06-29

marketing Of firm fat streaked
throughout the lean. Good quail
~ beef is a red red in color.
Young pork is greyish pink turn
Arkansas State press., 1951-06-29

Dept. OF Defense Photo
PROUD OF F-SO--After smashing
at North Korean troop movements
near the Manchufian border, LIST
Lieut.. ANDREW Johnson, Jr., of
Greensboro, North Carolina, one Of
several Negro pilots who flies an
ESQ Shooting Star fighter against
the Red army, returns to his home
base. johnson has chalked up an
enviable number Of sorties, and
claims the ESQ is "the best thing
I've ever been in"
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21
Kent VFW Aiding
Sgt. Lambert Fund
fonntinusd from nrss paes1

(continued from ufet patO
included are the highly regarded
members of WilmingtOn's Fireball
Cycle Club, who have already won
hosts of followers through previous
Not content with offering a full
motorcycle racing card, the mem
bers of the committee have gone all
out and lined up a special 2O-lap
stock car event, plus an exhibition
of stunt riding by Boots" Stock
ings, reputedly one of the nations
most outstanding stunt riders.
Sports fans from lower Delaware
and adjacent lower Eastern Shore
areas can reach the Townsend
Raceway by proceeding north on
U. S. Route 13 to the Fine Tree
Filling Station, near Townsend,
turning right, and going One-halt
milo east from that junction OF
roads. The first event on Sundays
program is scheduled for 1870 p
m. Net proceeds from the meet are
to be given to the V. F. W. for ad'
dition to the fund being raised fOl
purchase of a. chicken farm FOL
Sergeant Richard c. Lambert, Mid
dletown youth, who became Della
wares first wartime triple ampu
tee when he suffered loss OF botl
feet and a hand in Korea.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21
MILLSBORO
A CORRECTION

In the September IA issue of the
Milford Chronicle, under the head
ing of "MillsborO," the following
article was printed:
Earl Hudson, who is a patient
at the Delaware State Hospital,
has closed his business place indef-
initely"
Shortly after the paper was
placed in the mails we received a
call from Mr. Earl Hudson. who
informed us that the item was err
rOneous, that he was not a patient
in the Delaware State Hospital, did
not contemplate being a patient in
that institution and certainly did
not anticipate closing his business
down.
We explained to Mr.. Hudson that
the item in question along with
three other items were part of a
signed communication, but were
not sent in by the regular Mills
boro correspondent, Mrs. E. E
Carey.
The item was received in gOoC
faith by us. There was no desire or
our part to injure Mr.. Hudson OF
his business. We are only too glaC
to publish this correction.
Mr.. Hudson has been given tn
name of the writer who sent tn,
item to US.
We offer our apologies to MI
Hudson and assure him that tn
article in question was printed wit
no desire to injure him in any re
spect.
Milford Chronicle Publishing CO