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MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ADMINISTRATIVE ASST, coneres.
sional. radio and writing experience.
member OF bar. Woodley 562S. 10s
EXPERIENCED DREssMAKER, col.
ored, desires Job as alteration hand;
practical and companion. de-
sireS position with a lady; pi~rly
located. References EXCHANGED. BOX
21A-R Star. lis
NURSE, night work. 3
or 10 hours. hospital exper.; can
give hypodermic. NO. $3.50. l0s
SEANISTEESS. quick service on alter.
ations. for rlen and women; ladies'
specialty shop invited. ROSES
III 9-D14S, los
TYPIST, exper,. desires typing at
hSme VIII pick up and deliver.
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TYPIST, GEORGETOWN

TYPIST, GEORGETOWN
II you are an experienced typist and
reside in Georgetown area, this ma
tional organization has good posi-
: starting salary: excellent opportunity
to advance; free disqualification. In
surance; paid vacations. co. 1914.
TYPISTS
Exper. not necessary; good steady Job,
pleasant working cond. See Mr..
Kline, MARV1N'S CREDIT, 734 9TH
st. NV. Iii
Evening star., 1952-03-10
SKIP-TRACERS

win train in interesting work; good
starting salary. pleasant workins
cond. See Mr.. Kline. MARVIN'S
CREDIT. 734 9TH st. NV. Ill
Evening star., 1952-03-10

Conptometer Operator
Excellent opportunity for
experienced operator. Pleasant
working conditions with all
modern employe benefits.
Apply in person Ralph G.
Blasey, vice president
Lincoln Service Corp.
200 Woodward Bldg.
Evening star., 1952-03-10
HELP MEN AND WoAEN

CASHIER AND FOOD CHECKER
Apply ct the Hotel Windsor park OF
Mon. or Tues, 10 am. to IL 80 a m
Experience necessary 10
Evening star., 1952-03-10

|SEAMSTRESS, pleasant working con-
ditions; experienced; for women's
coats and suits. JOSEPH r. HARRIS
CO., 1925 r ST. NV. Ill
Evening star., 1952-03-10

HELP MEN AND WoMEN
Evening star., 1952-03-10
VARITYPE OPERATOR
TRAINEE

graduate. accurate typist: excel.
working conditions. 5-day wk.; an
nual and sick leave; hours $3.50
GovERNNENT SERVICES. NC.
1135 21st st. NV. --10
WAITRESS, II am. $50 pm. Apply
ready to work Monday. 1903 Penn
sylvania ave. NV.
WAITRESS. white. young. pretty:
salary. $50; nights; closed Sundays;
beer: ROBBINS. 4469 Conn. WO.
WAITRESS, white. exper., fun or
part time; good hours, good pay;
No ns Ssgndays r.s Or % %hclidays,, s, Apply ayy
Eye st. NV. Ill
WAITRESS. white. morning work;
S.hr. day. Q days week: guarantees
g19 Sligo ave-. Silver spring. Md
Omen am TIL nm Ill
Evening star., 1952-03-10

TYPIST EXPERT. HIGHEST PAY
tshould make 81. 90 per hour or
morel, for filling in form letters BY
the hundred in our ONCE during
ofhce hours; some stenographic work;
state speed in both shorthand and
typing, also age; must be able to
work twenty-five hours per week or
more, Box 3O5-M. Star
Evening star., 1952-03-10
HELP WoMEN

wk. may lead To secretariaf uppOr.
tunity. Call SAVERS. DE-. 1850.
Evening star., 1952-03-10

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Q-Motor Bikes and No
tor Scooters

40 SALISBURY motor scooter, ex-
cellent condition. P. o. Box 745.
Phone 107. $3.50. may8-1t
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Appeal Order

TALLAHASSEE n - Attorneys
for the four million dollar Sea Isle
Hotel at Miami Beach planned to-
day to appeal an order to close
the hotel for 30 days for alleged!y
permitting bookmaking on the
premises
The attorneys pointed out that
an appeal would mean the luxurl-
Gus Establishment could keep It's
doors open until the courts decide
the case
The closing order vas issued by
the Florida Cabinet Wednesday
after Hotel Commissioner James
T, Landon said testimony and CIR
eumsiantial evidence leaves no
question but that bookmakins &as
taking place tn the cabana Of The
hotel and that prudent and normal
mana cement should haze been
aware Of IT,"
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Bennett Congratulate.

Continued From Page 0ue
Finders son. Ser Jr counted
the last u TIE absentee ballots
Pandet himself stayed an'..
10 80 last n ght ard returned -
8 tnis morning
Tre @on1ea stayed hfcJzts
the lorg night p3tslne dawn fsch
absentee vess fer sarh rara.dste
o. re- lorE ballet Csavasser*
Judge RayrssrA Lsgd ard HTs
Agnes V!i'sr. tt8 s~crstary seofk-
ed through tee rsgnl 10 Mrs.
villar stayed I'll : arr
So weary acre they after sEelF
- boar marathon = work. that
Mrs Bullran ard Mrs LoDe
eft the totall.ng ~ raeh eara.-
dates vots 4Yltll taey sest 3 biz
A<4nA hi4e. PsEtes was Us ra
8fi4ce today Aas.e sndaata
caaae "a - ene. < Ok tAe eg-al-
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
t1933 Probate Act. Sees. II9. 1901
IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE CoIUN
FLORIDA, IN PROBATE.
In re. Estate of
ROLAND CAREY.
TO ALL CREDITORS AND PER-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE-
MANDs AGAINST SAID ES-
TATE
You and each of you are hereby
notified and required To present
any claims and demands which you,
or either of you, may have against
the estate OF Roland Carey, de-
ceased, late Of said County, TO the
County Judge of Monroe County.
Florida, at his office in the court
house of said County at Key West.
Florida, within eight calendar
months from the time Of the first
publication of this notice. Each
claim or demand shall be in writ
ing, and shall state the place of
residence and post office address Of
the claimant, and shall be sworn
to by the claimant, their agent. or
their attorney, and any such claim
or demand not so filed shall be
void
BESSIE JOHNSON
AS administrators of the Estate of
Roland Carey, deceased
aprl7-24 .may1-s, 1852
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4 -Houses For Rent
(ContinmAdi

TWO modern houses, 20 miles from
Key West One rs miles away.
Phone or sec Hudgins or Powers,
SummerlaAd Key. apr24-tf
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Germans Urged To
Unite With Allies

BONN, Germany -R - The West
German government today marked
the seventh anniversary of Ger
many's World War II surrender
by urging Germans to unite with
the Western Allies.
A government statement in the
Official Bulletin was Bonn first
public recognition of a day, which
most Germans choose to ignore.
The statement said that without
Allied aid Western Germany could
never have made is amazing re
covery from the starvation and
mysery" Of the dark surrender
days.
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IN rHE CIRCUIT CuIRT OF rus
SIxTEE ~ DIfIAL GIRO TIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA
~ AND FuH MONROE COUNTY.
~ CHANfEHt
No. ts-faJ
LEON =. UIC hiNasJS JE ..,,
DIxuRt a..
FLORENCE BRow% DIG kISso@.
I5~femdsnt.
NOTICE ~ IBIIt ALTON
To. Florence brs~H 0irkiason
Ehsf street tft8tehtocA t-AAs}
Aaterb4rY -, IaanA#fteHf
wau are asrehy n~3ifse@ that
Btt - Complaint for Divorce AAs
sees f4.ea @sa3Sss SEQ ana ys@ are
hevsAy required - serve e@py -
vSwr Ans@er ~ ths Hlti - Co.'s
rsatnt - p2asrtitfa a,tsf@@y. le-
sims r stoas r. YEA sNvsl
Stree Ks1 Tst,. Yisfsss s-s t}ss
tsa sF{Kteal Ana~sr ~ ere afflsf -
.ss rfsss - ne rlssatt ceaFt. 80
re 3sss sav - &ay. 4 2 lsI "
s.At@t wftI ss saksn as sentssssa
aws ssst nA@
basea Asra :irs- a o 1854
seal EAEG. = ADAMS
CLERK ~ sac C1rea4s co-Ft
r. fsat MAfNt~ra %gtkAks
p@gY CterA-
JULIUS y STAiSE. IL
Atfvf2sY a. Les
2sf "a a. 1sF%s'
hvs S. eat Fasg "a
A&E4:sey f.r E4@
4er.t say s--s.-s--
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Reds Wiped Out

RANGO0N, Burma LAP - The
government said today the Bur-
mese army has wiped out the SUI
preme headquarters of StaliniSt
rebels in Burma's northern jungleS.
The surprise attack climaxed a 4
year campaign which. an official
announcement said, had reduced
the Red force by two-thirds.
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IN THE CIRCUIT CoURT or THE
SIxTEESTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
case No. 1913
HOWARD w SABLE.
Complainant
vs. DIVORCE
NINA WOODROW SABLE,
NOTICE ~ BLICATION
TO: NINA WOODROW SABLE
f0s Juanita Drive
Tuscaloosa Alabama
Y0t- ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit Tor divorce has been inca
against YOU herein and YOU are re-
onlfed 10 serve copy Of your an
sv.er on attorney for Complainant
and file the original thsFsef Win
me clerk ~ this Court on or be"
fore the setn day % May. \ l.
1850. otherwise 4 Decree Pro Con
Jesse wiu be entered against Yo4.
DATED this zeth day of April.
A. n 1859. a. Reg West. Monroe
County. Florida
{Cireuit Court
Seal EARL 2 AbAas.
Clark Circuit court
s. tsdl Florence Il Saw yer
Deputy Clerk.
PAUL = ETQtlINALDO
sos Nhttehesa street
Hay West, Florida
Attorney tor Complainant
mayl.s-iSs2g.iss2
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4 PICTURE windows, As" x So.
Complete with Aluminium frame.
cheap. Phone SOS. maye-tf
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THURSDAY, MAY s.
Meeting, Monroe County Hospi-
tai Woman'S Aux. Sewing
group, at hospital, 2 pm.
Luncheon, Rotor: Club, st. Paul's
Parish Hall 1918 pm.
Meeting, Gray Ladies Corps, 10
am. for coffee at home of Mrs.
j. W. Davis, 7O4 Waddell Ave.
Meeting. Busy Bee Club, 8 pm.
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary Fleet
Reserve. Club rooms, $50 pm.
Meeting, DR.. Felix Varela Lodge
No. "a, 5 pm, Cuban Masonic
Lodge
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary Arthur
Sawyer Unit No. IS, s pm.
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary WV.
Post 1911. pm.
Meeting, JaySheeS, clubhouse,
1880 pm.
FRIDAY. MAY g.
Meeting. Fern Chapter. No. 81,
Order of Eastern Star, Scottish
Rite Temple. pm.
Meeting, Mothers Club of CMI
and st. JoSeph's Schools, audit
orium of Convent, 1880 pm.
Meeting, Knights of Pythiaa
Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming
ST, 8 pm.
Meeting. Alcoholics Anony-
nous, First Presbyterian
SATURDAY. MAY 10
Art classes for children, to
pm, patio of West Martello
Gallery. Comfy =.
Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming
street Methodist Church, 729
Fleming street, 1880 pm.
MONDAY, MAY 12--
Meeting, Circle III, Women Of
First Presbyterian Church,
pm. at home Of Mrs. Earl Jul
ian, 1895 Flglare avenue.
Meeting. Anchor Lodge No. 1852,
Scottish Rite Temple, 8 pm.
Meeting. Bea Sigma Phi sorority.
San Carlos school, pm.
Meeting, Club 551, Elks club an
mex. 8 pm.
Meeting, Poinciana School PTA, |
school 8 pm.
Meeting. Wesleyan Service Guild,
W.S.C.S. First Methodist
Church. church annex, 7:3O p.
m.
Meeting, Gold Star Mothers,
VIEW. Post Home, 7 pm.
TUESDAY, MAY 10
Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club.
Loguns Beach Patio restau-
rant. Gas p.m-
Youth for Christ Bible Study, 1880
pm, Fleming street Methodist
Church, 729 Fleming street
Meeting. Circle /. Women Of First
Presbyterian Church. home of
Mrs. Joseph Bringman, AlO
Won phister street. 8 pm.
Meeting. V.F.W Ladies Auxil-
larry. Post Home. s pm.
Meeting. Order Of DeMolay Boys.
Scottish Rite Temple. 1880 pm.
Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re-
bckah Lodge Il. knight Of Py-
thisas Hall. 8 pm.
Meeting. Young Adult Fellow
ship Of First Methodist Church,
church annex. pm.
Meeting, Truman Elementary
PTA, school 7 30 pm.
Coffee. xii owe. at Aero
plans. 10 a m.
Meeting Harris School +. I A.,
at school. 3 pm.
Meeting. southerumost Pistol and
Rifle Club. Legion Home Stock
Island, 8 pm.
Meeting. nemolay Mothers Cur
Gle Scottish Rite Temple, 1850
pm
WEDNESDAY MAY A.
Ladies Day Coli Tournament. x.
". Coli Course, 9 an
Meeting. Junior Gu. Commerce
clubhouse pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge ~
soclatlon, Coral Room. over
seas hotel, 74s pm.
Meeting. Island City Navy Wives
Club No. %. Bldg l7s. =. g..
10 80 N
Business meeting Airship Dew.
Ron Eleven Ofiiceds Wives
Club Fort Taylor 10 an.
American Legion Arthur sawyer
Post No -. meeting ssoch
Island Post Home. 3 pm.
JUNIOR Dcbs. meeting Homant
Clah auditorium. : % pm.
sre,t.sh Rtc Bodies meeting.
Se1'tlrn Rite Temple . -.
YAwTu 0 V. C.. coffee a. AsFs-
palmA % an 70 moon
venfee General Hospital AuEili'
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S0-Lsgal Notices
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
tAME gTATIYrR
Continued

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, desiring TO
engage in business under the ficti-
tious name of Arthur Murray
Dance studio" si1 Duval Street
Key West. Fla. intends to register
the said fictitious name with the
clerk of the Circuit Court of
Monroe County. Florida.
Dated April so. 1852
JOSEPH II. RICCARDI.
owner.
mayI-s-15-22,I95a
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OF TIFF STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCEHi.
Case Ne. 1884
WILLIAM F. MYERS.
Complainant,
VS., DIVORCE
Defendant.
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
TO: BETTY NANCY MYERS.
Route No. 8. Givens Road.
Go William Johns,
Chattanooga, Tennessee.
YDU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for Divorce has been
filed against you herein and you
are required To serve copy Of
your Answer to the Complaint for
Divorce on the Compartments At
torney, and file the original An
swer in the office Of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court, on or before the
30th of May, 4. u 1872, in the
above entitled cause; otherwise the
allegations therein Will be taken as
confessed
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County. Florida. this
i4th day of April, A. u. 1889.
tSeaD EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida.
BY kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
(D TON O. WATKINS.
Attorney for Complainant,
e3l whitehead Street.
may1-s-l5-sgl95a
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(Continued)

GRATED Gardenias Large II
bloom. specially priced for Moth
erS' Day African Niolets ard
other plants Key West Garden ard
Lawn supply. Phone 1919
mays &
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1947 HARLEY-DAVISON. 81
and 1916 Harley Dawson 81 at
Naval Hospital. may8-3tx
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NOTICE 81 PUBLICATION
To: JOHN HELLER
cfo Blaga
635 Bostwick Avenue
Bridgeport, Connecticut,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and YOU are re-
quired TO serve a copy Of your an
swer on attorney for Complainant
and file the original thereof with
the Clerk of this Court on or be-
fore the 9Th day OF June. A. u.
1859. otherwise Decree Pro Com
fesso viii he entered against YOU.
DATED this 7th day Of May,
A y. 1852, at Key West, Monroe
County. Florida
(Circuit Court
SeaD EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court
By Kathleen Sottage
Deputy Clerk
rAI'L r. ESQUISALDO.
SOS whitehead Street
Key West. Florida
Attorney for Complainant
mays l5- q. 20 1859
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-23
Keller Gives Data
To License Holders
Those With Licenses EX-
piring On May 31st Are
Given Instructions

Holders of annual operators and
licenses, which are
marked as expiring on May 81,
and whose birthdays come after
that May date, may continue to
use their present licenses until that
birthday date arrives, Motor We
hicle Commissioner Harold H. Kell-
er advised this week.
However, Mr.. Keller pointed out,
those persons whose birthdays ar
rived before May 81 will have to
have their new license if they care
to operate motor vehicles after May
81. Under a change in the law that
became effective on January 1,
these licenses will now expire on
the birthday of the holder and are
renewed for two years instead of
one year as formerly.
Mr.. Keller states that the Motor
Vehicle Department mails an ap-
plicatiOn to the license holder
about ten days before their birth
day in order to allow them time for
filing the application for renewal
of the license. In event any license
holder fails to receive this appli-
cation as their birthday gets clos
er, it is suggested that they con
tact the department.
Since Il has been the practice IN
this state to renew all of these an
continued on page Sd
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-23
Ernest Killen Heads
New Safety Unit
Collector Of Internal Revenue Is
Named To New Post

Ernest h. Killeu. collector of
u. S. Internal Revenue for the Dis
trict of Delaware, was elected chair
man of the State group of the Fed
eral Safety Council in Delaware.
plans for which were made at a
meeting in his Office in the Post
Ofice-Federal building. Whining
ton. Wednesday afternoon.
Other officers elected for the or
ganizatiOn are: c. E. Keyes, vice
chairman; Douglas TrOl, secretary;
and an executive committee COM
prising William Berl. JT., Eugene
HOltz and A. B. Rinaldi.
All Federal agencies in this area
have been asked to enroll as MEM
bers of this council, the primary
aim of which is to reduce accidents
on the job. ut is also the intent of
any well-planned accident preven-
tion program to discourage acci-
dents off the job as we'll" an Off
lcial of the council said.
The chapter in Delaware will be
affiliated with it's Washington. d. c..
counterpart which has been set up
by Presidential order in the U. S
Department of Labor, it was stated
at Wednesdays conference.
CONTINUED on page ~
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-23
POstmasters Plan To
Convene On May 26
Delaware Group win Hold Annual
Convention At RehObOth Beach

The Delaware Chapter of the
National Association of POstmas-
ters will open their annual cOnven-
tion in the Henlopen Hotel, at Re-
hOboth Beach, at 1 p. m, on Mon
day, May 26th. Following adjourn
ment of this session, a banquet will
be held at z p. m. u. S. Senators
John ]. Williams and Allen Frear
and Congressman Caleb BOggs have
been invited to attend. Other guests
will be Mr.. Fred U. Mills, Execu-
tive Director of the Bureau of Post
Office Operations, Neal Sibley, Post
master, Baltimore. Md, Mr.. d. j.
Fitzgerald. JT., member Executive
Committee, National Association of
Postmasters. John P. Hayes, Post
master of Albany, N. Y, and John
ID. Swiggert, member Executive
Board of the National Association
of Supervisors.
All Delaware POstmasters and
Supervisors are urged to attend.
The officers of the Delaware
Chapter are as follows G. A.
Boothe, FrankfOrd, president, viii
liam Berl, Jr., of Wilmington. Della
ware, vice president, and Lillian
Heller of Odessa. Secretary.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-23
Grants Have Col. ". E. Lank
Liberal Plan Is HOnOred
F or Retiring By The Grange
Employees OF New Store
At Dover Can Look For
ward To Security In
Their Old Age.

The As employees of the new w.
T. Grant Company store at Dover
can look forward to greater secur-
ity in their later years because of
the cOmpany's unusually compre-
hensive Retirement Program. The
plan is "tailOr-made" to provide an
income for life. starting at the age
of so, plus special benefits in the
event of death. disability or termi-
nation of services.
In more than eight years since
the plan went into effect, on July
1, 1912, more than 400 employees
have been retired with its bene-
fits. Some of these people have
retired fO~ health or disability rea-
sons before reaching the age of
so, and the plan is singular in that
it provides. benefits for them SINH
lar to the regular retirement bene-
fits.
Another unusual feature of the
plan is that through one of its
provisions it looks out for the fu-
ture of the young people coming tC
work for the company, while pro
viding retirement benefits for Older
employees. This provision specifi
cally states that no store manager
or executive may continue to wOrl
after the age of so, either through
his own or company request. This
leaves vacancies at the top fOI
CONTINUED on page n
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-23
Annual Alumni
Banquet Plans
Are Complete
1852 Graduating Class OF
Local High School Will
Be Guests; Scholarship
Winner To Be Revealed

The Milford High School Alumni
Association will have as its guests
at its annual banquet on Friday
evening, June 9Th, the members of
the 1852 graduating class of the
Milford High School. At that time
they will hear DR.. Ramon G. Cobbs,
Superintendent of the Milford
School District, announce the name
of a member of their class as the
winner of the Alumni Associations
5000 scholarship.
The seniors and the three hun
.dred or more alumni who are ex-
pected to attend, will have highly
entertaining and satisfying eve
ming, due to the exhaustive efforts
of Mrs. Clara Macklin and the ban
lQuet committee. According to Mrs.
Macklin a very complete menu has
been planned which will offer a
choice of either sea food or meat.
Group singing has been planned
and will be led by Mr. Milton Man
love. Colonel Harry S. Silew, a
graduate of the 1926 class of the
Milford High School, and now Sup
erintendent of the Delaware State
Police will be the guest speaker
and Mrs. Florence Bennett Allen
will be the guest solOist.
In order to aid the alumni to
find their classes. hOstesses from
the various classes will greet the
alumni in the vestibule and assist
them in finding their groups.
This week marks the mailing o.
the Alumni News" and the ballots
of the voting for next years Off
GERS. Reservation forms for the
banquet are also being mailed this
week. Early returns of the reserva
ton forms are being requested b!
the banquet committee in order t
better facilitate the final planning
for the banquet.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-23
Pure Oil Company
To Give Prizes
NO Requirement TO Buy In Old
Cars Contest

Prizes of 20 new Pontiac auto
mobiles and $4,000 in cash to be
given away in a Name the Old
Cars" contest featured principally
in newspaper advertising were an
nounced today by The Pure Oil
Company
The contest, in which there is no
requirement to buy anything, closes
midnight July 1. Announcement OF
Sc prize winners and awards will
be made by August l, 1852.
Under the rules, the public is
invited to identify seven of IL
famous old American automobiles.
.Jingles that are suggestive of the
names of the famous cars are pro-
vided and a tie-breaking statement
of so words or less is required.
Entry forms are available at Pure
Oil dealers.
The contest will be featured prin-
cipally in Pure Oils newspaper ad-
vertising, which will run in the
Milford Chronicle.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-23
ROtarianS
Entertain
Graduates
Twenty e Seventh Annual
Dinner Was Held Mon
day Evening At Com
munity Building.

The twenty-seventh annual RO
tary Dinner for the 1852 graduating
class of Milford High School, was
held Monday evening of this week
in Varney Auditorium, Milford
Community Building.
Rev Roy Lawson Tawes. pastor
of Avenue Methodist Church, this
city and a member of the Rotary
Club, welcomed the graduates and
introduced the guests in the alb
sence of the various club officers.
who were ill and unable to attend
the fete.
The invocation was given by Ro-
tartan John Wilkins and group
singing was led by ROtarian J. Her
bert Nichols. principal of the Ele-
mentary School.
Miss Dorothy Bennett gave pia-
no solo and special music was pro
vidcd by the High School Girls Cleo
Club.
The address of the evening was
given by Anita SaIuonath. Anita is
an exchange high school studen
. from NtNl tiidlF. t'iN'n'Ai''r - -
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fay Grass
meyer. and attending Greenwood
High School, where she is a mem
her of the graduating class.
| The meeting was closed with
solo by Mrs. Mary Nichols and
response on behalf of the gradual
ing class by class president, vii
liam Wood.
The following candidates fo
graduation we're present and enjoy
ed the dinner and program: Fran
ces Ann Abbott, Joyce ArgO, Loret
Ia Baker, Anne Bennett. Eleano
Bennett. EIOuise Bennett, France
Black. Dolores BOstick, William
Brown. Harold Bunting, Rosali
Bunting, David Burton, Alfred Cal
vansea, Edgar Cannon, Sylvia An
Carroll. Doris Clayville, Faye Col
fin. Arlene COhee. Joseph CooF
Marie COVerdale, Dolores DaVen
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