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Evening star., 1952-07-16

In this hypothetical duel
Matthias would win, $3.50 to 8,5O4.
Decathlon points are figured on
Ia complicated system of compar-
ing performance with a degree of
excellence. Matthias held the
world record of 8,O42 points un-
der the old system of scoring. In
the United States Olympic trials
recently he set a record under the
new scoring system of 1925
points. which would have been
well above his old mark.
Training Too Rigorous.
The Tulare (Calif.) youth is a
remarkable athletic specimen at
6-feet-2 and 185 pounds. But he
has no intention of continuing
the decathlon, although he prob
ably could be the worlds best for
years to come.
The training is too rigorous,
he said. "It takes months of
steady work to get in shape, and
then I lose about 20 pounds on
those two days of competition.
i think I'd rather concentrate
on one of the specialties, like the
discus. I've done 173 feet. With
more work I probably could be-
come an Olympic discus thrower."
Parry O'Brien. the rapidlv i'm
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Isaacs Leads Bogart
By -Four Strokes for
Maryland Golf Title
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been completed until this morn
ing.
A dozen players had chances to
win late in the day. but one by
one. stragglers would report from
the difficult back nine of lost op-
portunities.
Bassler Is Wild.
Charley Bassler, winner of two OF
the last four years ana co-1avored
with Isaacs, finally tied for fifth
after six penalty strokes, resulting
from three balls out of bounds.
He was out on the 17th. 10Th and
31st, or every time he threatened
to catch up with Isaacs.
Over a tricky course such as
Fountain Head many predicted a
darkhorse winner and they were
within two strokes of being right
Third place went to 24-year-old
Jimmy Bellizzi, assistant pro at
the Cedar Point course in Patux-
ent, Md. who was co-leader with
Isaacs after the first round with
68s.
Bellizzi won 5000 for his 68-72-
140, two under par. his best score
in five years Of pro golf.
DIVOT DATA-Freddie Bolton
who claimed he had Ben Hogan's
secret down pat after shooting a
SO in the pro-amateur on Mon
day. was two under par for the
front nine before he apparently
forgot all Hogan had told him
He came back in 43 with some
sweeping hooks and had 76 in the
afternoon. Rod Munday
veteran of the tournament circuit
from York, Pa, played one under
par most of the morning rounc
but took a 10, highest score of the
day, on the 17th and withdrew
after shooting 80.
Mel Shorey. the Indian Spring
pro who was runner-up here rs
years ago, was of to the best start
of the day. He knocked in q g.
iron shot for an eagle two on the
second hole and birdied the thirC
for a three under par standing
before trouble grabbed him.
Clare Emery, the District Open
champ from Congressional, was
three under par for IA holes but
drove out of bounds on the 18th
for z and after his 72 shot 70 in
the afternoon.
n f. u
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Bunker Hill Gets Leud

Bunker Hill, defending cham
pion. took over first place in
American Legion Junior baseball
yesterday by defeating National
Cathedral. 60. on the Armory
field. The two teams previously
had been tied at the lead.
Evening star., 1952-07-16

Russian coach identified him as
Mikhaiu Chajba.
Chajba went off the 10-meter
platform with surprising style and
had poolside spectators talking.
Ameican divers conceded the
blond, stocky Russian could give
them stiff competition.
Tt will cost $50 for a foreign
visitor to see the Olympic track
and field events from a real good
seat. It will cost the Firms even
more. Track and field runs eight
days. The best seats cost $12 a
day. But for the home town folks
the price is $17.34.
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Maryland Open prize winners:
Boys Club Routs Hominqs

Washington Boys Club. first
half champion of the National
City Junior League, yesterday
swarmed over Horning's with a
16-hit. 1872 victory.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
STOREROOM with 7-room apt. and
2 2.ov building lots in good Alexandria
o%. sSSasiSo 1920. A bargain at sS1,saSo' Ga
s;E..Sex s:family brk. .emidet.;, l
cash. cs'. Joa 5noyi s-ssseIs aSess s'0'0oo eoclsS'
six USfTs ExCcH-Two bedrms. !:
shows approx. 151S return. $40
Plymouth ST.. Silver Spring, Md.
Price. $4,000. No agents. 81.
MODERN BRICK HOME. 9 rms.
bath. fun bsmt.; now rented. S150:
located Arlington Forest. conv. to
sSnSppitng SSp t SnS BUSES sS6ooi An Hsf sxesl
GROCERY BUILDING, incl. apis. and
equip: equip s; $4,000 GSos down. STEELE. RE.
14-UNIT APT.-New cond.: $4,000
Go down; cJ6a JBaarsain. STEELE. RE. 0493:
VIZ IL HAVE AVE- some Of the best invest
Spring. 4-unit apt, 27-unit bldg,
Standard Oil station, store leased at
$500 9 mo. These properties for
sale. 81, 1854. GRUBB-WI1LIAMs:
"over 40 years in Silver Spring"
ESTATE sALE-s adj. apt. bldss.
must be sold. Consists of two 2-unit
apts5 and one 5-unit apt: Only
81; 11O3. ewes. Mr.. Gordon. NO.
LARGE DOWNTOWN BLDG. with q
very responsible commercial ten
ants; annual income. $4,000; all
the expenses are taxes and insur-
ance. $79.950; $4,000 cash needed,
balance LIST trust with building and
loan. LISS REALTY CO., ME.
FIRST COMMERCIHI !. store with
apt. near 9Th and o sts. NV; for
merly delicatessen. Property and
store equipment for S16,95O; terms.
Call RE. 1916, CHAPMAN REALTY
C0NN. AVE. BLDG.-oross rental
$3.50 yearly. Low expenses. excel.
financing. fully leased. Owner viii
sell for $4,000. Call Mr.. Ramsey,
SH: 29S5. with LEGUM & GER
BER, Realtors. OR. 5000 till 8 pm.
FIRST COMMERCIAL PROPERTY,
BOZ 9th st. n:w.-1Sx1OO It. lot
with 2-story frame dwelling; lot
or house adaptable to any type Of
Las IIa.lnsss nlssas4s62sC. sChHoMk g. MoKKaY' Ma
CORNER neighborhood shopping CEN
ter-Six modern stores, 2 yrs. old;
all leased to diversified businesses;
adaptable for 9 tenants; win con-
slider individual sale; S12, 300 an
nual rent; tenants furnish utili-
ties: JEROME 8. MURRAY. La.
6-4539. "a
Evening star., 1952-08-01
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

|ee.ooO "a. II. Of ground e(nErall;
located; Pvt. :. 3. Sadtng and once
Evening star., 1952-08-01
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

TURKISH BATH and health club
! basement space, suitable for either
men or ladies baths. Fully equipped
steam rms. Location and space es-
tablished for many years for this
gss syps 5 Aibee G sMiidinS ahsRsSs eau ga
i1I4 II ST. N.W.-Convenient loca-
ton; suitable for any type business;
DAVIS CO., 1929 K NV, Ma. O352.
2451 18th ST. N.W.-Two rms,
suitable for law once; $50 per mo.
Apply FLOYD E: DAVIS CO., 1929
FIRST COMMERCIAL,-4-st bldg. !;
avail. Aug. l. lease; must have Al
reference. ME. 04S6.
X ST., near 18th; single-story busi-
ness building, 16 IT. by rs IT,. $500.
ME. 21S1. -3
SMALL SHOP or business premises,
by new Hecht store, Arlington; liv-
ing quarters; low rent. Call MR..
PARKER. GIL. 21O0 or OK. 1243.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
STORES FOR RENT

SNesNe
10TH AND NEW YORK AVE-, NV
2 stores. Large show windows; air
conditioned. about 1900 50. It. S11O
mo. each. Parking ayailable: To
inspect call: NE; ,0095: COMET
REALTY CO., 1908 New York ave-.
ARLiNGToN-u you need 3 & ! large
It. in q .well-established shopping
center aisNp Tish p1HEyN plsHHsy ef parking Cal
AIR -COND.--9th and = NV; 2nd q.
Pvt. entr., 91x41' modern. MA. S696.
NEARBY MD. SHOPPING CENTERS,
in West Hyattsville and New Hamp-
shire ave. extended. Several stores
containing approx. 1000 50. ft.;
suitable for barbershop, delicatessen,
Hosnd Ys5isty or H. beauty e. Swiftly saSP eo So nj
ARLINGT0N-We have store avail
rsss. rent. Cal ALBERT H. COHEN
AT Co. i1lss 81 2RAsS 2R71sSl' RID. Nw.-store,
Ss sssp6sa: ss1: M HORl iss4 On DfsTs &c. sas9
CORNER. mr.. Kanns, at Sth and Pa.
ave.; excel. business loc.; elev. bidg. /;
at less than warehouse rental. Mr..
Fischer, DREYFUsS BROS, Ma.
CORNER, New York
ave. at 9th n.w.-Excellent display
windows; all new construction;
store and basement; ideal for any
business; reasonable rent, long
lease. PAPANICOLAs INVEST
MobERSN MGHnS; 81 PsToRE. spe7i s1e1 Grant st.
ne; 20x50, in shopping center
with HIGHS, cleaners. food mkt,
movie and drugstore. in highly
populated colored neighborhood.
Moderate rental. Additional in
formation. LU. 1882. Sc
2ND COMMERCIAL ZONE
1110-1112 GOTH ST. NV.
Q stores; rms. on 2nd floor. Rebuilt
IKE new L. w. oRooMEs
1889 Eye st. NV. MA. 1858
10
Evening star., 1952-08-01

500-AcRE CATTLE FARM, sood
house; all in grass; elec. and water
26S-ACRE DAIRY FARM. 37-stan.
chion barn, Groom house; centra
heating. bath. etc. Poolesville, Md
1854. 3s
Evening star., 1952-08-01
BIG TREES

On Half-Acre Homesites
On Shirley hwy. and near the IA.
nous Springfield" housing project
you can buy knoll with big oak
trees and dozens Of .dogwoods in Q
choice neighborhood for 81 500 with
only 500 down. Most homesites
are. 100-ft. wide BY 250-ft, deep
and some have sprinR-fed brooks
across them. You can build your
own house II you comply with sem
sible restrictions for the protection
built under the inspection Of the
va: Dept. Of Highways. We will
help you arrange financing for your
house and will suggest several
builders If you wish. TO reach these
lots, leave Shirley hwy. at Fran
coma overpass. go west on Road ga
to Rolling rd. (No. 63S) then north
on Rolling rd. to Homewood and
in Boothe st.. to Fitzhugh st. and
these lots. Phone JE. 2-7447 for
further information.
Mason HirSt & Son, Inc.
Owner-Developer. Annandale. Va.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
LOrcOnn Lane

Ultra de luxe. modern. 72-ft. brick
rambler with screened porch and
garage. fiagstone patio, stone firepi.
ana an, pookshelyss in 24-ft. liv. rm.
bedrms. with walk-in closets; ali
on 100-ft. front lot, with tall tower
ing trees. in an exclusive area;
$4,000 1st trust avail. Ready for
occupancy in As days.
ARTHUR L. WALTERS
Evening star., 1952-08-01
DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. 91O 18th st. NV,
near Conn. and K. New. modern
attractive desk space for those who
want the best receptionist. sWitch-
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 1856,
Evening star., 1952-08-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.


Assume $4,000 40 trust on this
charming and conv., 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. with full bsmt. and play
rm.; only l block from bus. close
to shopping, schools; de luxe kit;
only. $4,000 down. low monthly pay
ments.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

We're Boosting!
We're Shouting!!
Values! Values! Values!
CALL IA. 5-e1e1
$13,95O!
STOP LOOKINGl New. modern, at
and picture % window, din. din area. sn eu1ip. eTsH,.
Kit, dandy bedrms.. tiled bath,
stairway to lge. insulated expan.
a1tls; 81, ,n aT; schools and shops. IT'S
CALL IA. 5-616l
$13,95O!
WALK TO SHOP Sparkling 2-bed-
room brick Colonial on lovely. fenced
lot with trees: scr. porch, full bsmt. !;
nr. Wash; blvd; mr.. schools. IT'S
CALL ia. 5-6161
1850!
FALLS CHURCH-New, modern g.
bedrm. rambler; good location; nice
!1t o,,S SELECT YOUR DECoRA-
CALL ia. 5-616l
Sis, $50!
3.bedrm. brick Colo
niai on ha-acre lot: full bsnt., SEP.
ninlng npirEn rm. DEFINITELY UNDER
CALL ia. 5-6161
(1E OEnI
CLEANING. WITH .NEwNEss-Cape
nice bedrms.. full bath, 2nd d: e sen :
oin. rm., dining space in eouip' kit.
Auu basement. TERRIFIC!
CALL IA. 5-61e1
$16,25O!
WITH GARAGE
BEAUTIFUL TALL TREEs-Eev ALL
prlck Cape Cod with 2 choice bed
YsSoo%s YoHR DsTASa Sae Sath hol1sH, lEs; ,expan attic
CALL JA.es-e1e1
$16,85O!
ST. JAMES PARISH
ONLY ONE! New brick rambler with
excellent bedrms., tiled bath, mod.
equip. kit, storage attic, dandy Iot
WALKING DISTANCE!
CALL ia. 5-616l
$17,95O!
TERRIFICl
FENCED LOT surrounds this RE-
SIOEED COLONIAL with 4 bedrms.
1A baths, lge. den. patio, full bsmt. =
ssaaTnaee; san ALL LARGE ROOMSl S3,.
QUO CASH AND IT'S YOURS!l
CALL ia. 5-61e1
$18,95O!
KING-SIZE
YES! 3 KING-sIzE BEDRMs. De-
nenttu Colonial on q beautiful lot.
ige: scr. porch. full bsmt.; j Blk
MS,,nus; 1MIS9m nus; nr: schools and shops.
NOTHING COMPARABLE!
w. FRANK CANEY, INC.
1880 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 5-e161
Evening star., 1952-08-01
FARMS

sTROUT'S CATAL0GS, either mailed
sTRoUT REALTY. 7Ii-A Wood
ward Bldg. Washington. ST. 37S4.
$3.50 DN, $50 MO. buys for $4,000
1Oh acres woodland; 500 IT. 'front.'
age on hard road; pines to build
"a mi. south Of D. c. line. TIE. 4I3l.
372 ACRES of rolling Loudoun
County farm land; fine large barn;
mod. 6-rm. house with all cows,
magnificent view; many cutbuild.
1ngs; machinery and tool shop;
spacious 150-yr. .-old house could
be restored; livestock on farm may
be purchased If desired: 100000,
exclusive Of livestock; Write or cali
S1nSs' %1ins' Lovetsville. Va" Lovetsyille
"SHANEWAY" - 18th century re-
stored stone home situated on 116
fertile acres with beautiful valley
view, located within several miles
OF Leesburg, Va, within 80 miles
OF downtown washington. The quaint
home contains 2 rooms, fireplaces,
century charm but offers all the
modern innovations: S5 acres blue
grass pasture, 20 acres grazing. 4
acres in timber All fields fenced and
water in every field. Springhouse
and several SPRINGS. Large bank
Dern wyn farm 6of stalls and other
GEORGE MASON ~ PuiRlGESi Green G.. oot'sGH. "a.
2-3S3S; ewes. and Sun, ia. S-3S3S.
lost CORNER FARM'-Loudoun
County. near Round Hill and Pur-
cattle farm for herd of an. y RVS
2 baths. restored 18th century stone
home: 4-room tenant house: small
barn and necessary outbuildings:
two.Sar. masonry garage. Goose
Cree Greek through property: one and
and golf course. GEORGE MASON oSI
GREEN CO.. Exclusive Agents. IA.
5$s9ss' 5-$s$s or eXss' JH s-ssSs. sss sum- leaah
VA. VALLEY FARM-13
mi. from Skyline Drive; 130 acres
brooks, apple orchard. beautiful
views, good stock and truck farm
nf faFmhoSss mSSsrn vs Rswly pere painted x5dn% f%
farm bldgs.. water. good road; SI5,-
900 or best offer. EN-. 2679 after
8; Sunday. "a. -3
MONTGOMERY COUNTY II Eave
several choice properties from 3
snow amy amy Tine I'M sny Mrs. ROSS DfGi athers
burg 323-E. LYMAN G. DELE &
CO., INC. ST. $500.
CHEAP ACREAGE-276 acres (cut
over at S29.50 per acre. $3.50
down, $55. per mo. Frontage on
three roads. 76 acres; some good
timber; long frontage on blacktop
road. $500. down, $40. per month.
JOHN I. EBY, Realtor. Stafford, Va.
FARM FOR SALENBy owner; cow
to Indian Head or La Plata: 25
acres; 5-rm, house; new hardwood
tloors. metal roof. running water in
house. oil heat, tobacco barn. Call
LU. 2-S775, 8 to 6. Mon. through
Sat. for directions to farm. Shown
only on Sat. and Sun.
VIRGINIA, LOUDOUN CO. - Cattle
over over 200 open, veihI Watered S scrss: acres;
ton both socially and fertility-wise;
can be bought right and has 40
trust money on 1t. Call GIL. O4b4.
STANLEY, va. 11s-acre farm for
sale; S-rm. dwelling, bank barn,
5000 cap. turkey house; stream;
$4,000. J. r. HOUsDEN, Brum-
back ave., Luray. Va. Phone 2S0-J.
Sc
5OO-ACRE CATTLE FARM. good
26S-ACRE DAIRY FARM, S7-stsn.
chion barn, Groom house; central
heating. bath. etc. Pooiesville, Nd.
Can HAROLD c. SMITH. Rockville
Evening star., 1952-08-01
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
LEASE OR BUY 10000 or more
square feet for used car lot. Must
be on well known street in active
area with heavy pedestrian trafiic.
BUILDING, 20 #. wide, about so It.
deep, with parking space; 2nd COM
mercial; NV. only. viii pay cash.
RIA. $500.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR REh

MODERATE RENT makes this out.
standing value. Furnished attrac-
lively and beautifully decorated air.
conditioned suite; 1000 So. IT,. 8
aSaaSe SSss "n sTss RSCm
sos. 917 18th St.. NV. Sterling
FOR LEASE; for organization use,
downtown dwelling; zoned 1st COM
mercial In rapidly developing Conn.
per mo. Box BOD, Star. .
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
trade organizations. 1346 Conn
ave; NV. Available Immediately.
Desirable rooms t9 meet your re-
Suite 616, Evans Bldg. ME. i1o7.
smf insh.a EEass'e or oSs Ss:
furnished; receptionist, telephone
ssrvice; immediate occupancy. Cali
Allison BLDG, $3.50 srd st. NV;
DsrPna 0'i E. s. 81 1EisoS ~ Rsnss Sls
DOWNTOWN CoRNER. New York
ave. at 9th n.w.-Entire corner of
new constructed bldg. 2nd a. APP
pIOA. A,oUU 80. II. OF more. spa
cious separate entrance on New
York ave. Approx 81 so. It. Long
lease II desired. Ideal for insurance
or any kind once. PAPANICOLAS
INVESTMENTS, DI. 3047. -6
Mr.. CAPITOL AND CONG. LIBRARY.
Cor. 3 rms, 1st-h. suite with pvt.
entrance: also 1 rm. upstairs. To
inspect. see caretaker, 800 inde-
RRsEndsnss RE ssns ave: Sc. e; p PsasKs KELLEY.
|SUITE-Modern prof. bldg, Goth st.
NV. Entire 2nd A.. 8 lge. rms,
furn. avail. for atty, engr.. etc.
Rent $500: parking, telephone, sec'y
serv. avail. RE. 1882.
FURNISHED ONE ROOM--In law
ONCE. Accountant, attorney, insur-
ance salesman preferred. Tel. an
sWering service avail. $45. mo.
DI. 6191; suite bI5, District Ma
tionAl Bldg. "a
TWO-ROOM SUITE Of $50 "a. It.,
PAdANAFofAA ~ sv{k I "a
Evening star., 1952-08-01

4 BEDRMS.
2 FULL BATHS
$22,50O
Very conveniently located mr.. Penta-
gon, close to bus, schools, shopping.
This attractive, new brick Cape Cod
will provide an ideal home for your
lge. family. Full bsmt. with recr.
area. lovely wooded lot; all big
rooms. sep. din. rm., congental
neighhorhood; excel. terms.
4 BEDRMS.
2 FULL BATHS ..
$18,95O
Just 2 blocks of Wilson blvd, cony.
to everything. The kit. in this out
standing Cape Cod is designed for
$4,000 home. Large separate din.
rm:. bedrms. and bath on each a..
full light bsmt. with outside entr.,
beautifully handicapped DOT; det. ga
rage. Buy on your terms.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
SMARTEST YETI

Incompatible red brick rambler on
tree shaded 10.000-sq.-ft. lot, In
most desirable high location over
looking attractive homes. Liv. rm.
approx. 13X20; picture window;
brick f1repl, unique crystal nook in
partition to full size sep. din. rm.;
kit. is answer to mothers dreams;
U-shaped work counter; dble. bowl
sink; garbage disposal: Formica top
plus dble. maple cutting blocks; ex-
haust ian; de luxe 3S-in. range;
freeZer-chest Kelvinator refgr. and
OUTSTANDING built-in leatherette
breakfast nook-eaSily seats "a. 8
roomy bedchamberS; cool yellow tiled
bath; huge bsmt has outside entr. !:
new grade school only . blks. IN
sSPEST sIdcTTo ONCE! YOU'LL BUY IT!
Real Estate Service, Inc.
<763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe. OW. 9O9O
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-01

bers were discussed by Carl Utz,
program committee chairman in
the regular meeting of the George
town Lions Club. held in the VFW
Hall here last week.
Topics for meetings were set up
by the chairman for a number of
future meetings. Charles Trammell,
vice president of the club, will con-
duct the program at the next meet
ing on February 18th and has ar
ranged for a well known speaker
who will present pictures and a de-
scriptiOn Of scenes and events on a
recent trip to Niagara Falls and
through Canada.
The February 26th meeting will
be in charge Of Albert Snyder. who
has planned to have a speaker on
income taxes. The lst March
meeting will have Russell Porter
as chairman, and he has tentative
ly scheduled a speaker from the
State Blind Commission.
The meeting this week ended the
current membership drive with
four reinstated members and five
! prospective new members in at.
tendance. Reinstated members are
Richard and Joel Braunfield. How
ard Lingo and Charles Barr. The
guests and prospective members
present were Harvey Mcfarland
James Wright. Raymond Rust
Stanley LevinsOn and Layton John
son. The drive has resulted in ap-
prOximately - new members t
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-01
GEORGETOWN

Continued from preceding pase)
A Fire Aid committee was named
by the president to serve for 3
months, beginning February 1st.
The committee included Mrs. Anne
r. Wilson, Chairman, Mrs. Evelyn
Rust, Miss Edna Mae Geockeritz
and Mrs. Ida Coy Kapp.
Under discussion during the
session were plans for the 1852
project dealing with aid to the To-
cal fire company and tentative
plans for a program built around
Civil Defense information of parti-
cUlar interest to fire companies and
hOusehOlders.
Decision was made to hold the
annual benefit card party on April
oath. Mrs. Mary c. Wilson. Mrs.
Alma Bailey Mustard and Mrs.
Maggie Pittard were named as a
special committee to discuss the
1852 project with the president and
chief of the fire companies and
render a detailed report at the
next meeting.
Hostesses for the February meet
ing will be Mrs. Helen Roach. Mrs.
Evelyn Rust and Mrs. Clara Linda
SammOns.
At the conclusion of the meeting
refreshments were served by the
hOstesses for the evening. Mrs.
Mary Rogers, Mrs. Ada Pepper and
Mrs. Ida Kapp.
The Sunshine Glass of Wesley
Methodist Church is sponsoring a
benefit movie Stars in my Crown.
a film based on a religious theme.
which will be shown at the local
theatre on February 7th and Sth.
Mrs. Madelyn Seeger and Mrs.
Inex Best are co-chairmen of the
committee in charge and tickets
are now available from all class
members.
The Georgetown Youth Council
will present Hometown Varieties
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-01

in the auditorium OF the school, on
February 21st at Sis p. III. The
show will present all the best of
local ameuter talent and the pro-
ceeds are for the benefit of the
Youth Canteen.
Franklin Willment is chairman
for the production; Mrs. Ralph S.
Baker, and Mrs. Wilbur NJ. Num-
ford are program chairmen and
Mrs. Bruce Jenkins is in charge of
tickets. The Rev George A. Leukel,
pastor of First Presbyterian Church
is in charge of promotion.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Mundorf,
Jr., of MillsbOro, formerly of York,
Pa, have announced the marriage
of their daughter, Barbara Jane, to
Crawford w. Matthews, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Matthews, of
Georgetown. The ceremony was
performed in Asbury Methodist
Church, in Harrington, by Rev
Robert E. Van Cleaf, on Friday
evening. January 11th. at 7:3O o.
clock. The couple were attended
by Miss DelOra Revel, of MillsborO.
and Mr.. William Prettyman of
Georgetown. They will make their
home in Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Oliphant of
MillsbOrO, have announced the mar
riage of their granddaughter. Ellen
Clara Howard to G. Don Elzey OF
| DagsbOrO. son of DR.. and Mrs
George Elzey, of SeafOrd. The cere-
mOny was performed by Rev. Frank
Baker, in Grace Methodist Church
Salisbury, Md, January 18th. at
300 p. m. Mrs. FlOvG West. sister
of the bride and Floyd West, OF
Clarksville. attended the couple
Miss Elizabeth Elzey. sister of the
groom. also attended. A reception
was held at Johnny and. Sunny
lin Salisbury After a short wed
ding trip the couple will reside
temporarily with Mr.. and Mrs. Oil
phant
Future programs and their rela.
ton to interests of the club mem.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-01
DELAWARE FARM MARKET news
Market News nformufon Supplied BY The Bueruu Of Markets.
siute Board OF Agriculture, Dover Delaware

mostly $1,000 per cwt.
Over 400 lbs, $13.75 to $15.75,
mostly $3.50 per cwt.
BOARS
Good Quality
Under $50 lbs, $11.75 to $14.5O,
mostly $3.50 per cwt.
Over $50 lbs, 1925 to $10.5O,
mostly $1,000 per cwt.
SHOATS
Medium to good, $1,000 to $17.O0,
mostly $500 per cwt.
Common, $500 to $3.50, mostly
$500 per cwt.
FEEDER PIGS
(6 to II Weeks Old
Choice: $500 to $1,000, mostly
$3.50 each.
Medium to Good: $500 to $3.50,
mostly $3.50 each.
Common: $500 to $3.50, mostly
$3.50 each.
HORSES AND MULES
Work Type: $45OO to $500,
mostly $500 each.
Butcher Type: $26.0O to $41O0,
mostly $37.OO each.
LIVE POULTRY
FOWL: Heavy Breeds, $3.50 to
$2.1O. mostly $500 each.
BANTAM CHICKENS: Light
Breeds. 55c to 6Oc, mostly 55c each.
GUINEAS: $1.OO to $1.2O, mostly
$110 each.
GEESE: $500 to $475, mostly
$500 each.
DUCKS: MuscOvy, CSC to $1.2O
mostly $1.10 each.
BRAKES: MuscOvy. $1GG to
$3.50, mostly $500 each.
TURKEYS: Hens, $475 to $3.50
mostly $3.50 each.
RABBITS: Large Breeds, $1.35
to $2.4O, mostly $1.6O each; Small
Breeds, SOC to $l.15, mostly SOC
each.
EGGS: Ungraded, mixed, 55c pei
dozen; Pullet. 30c to 45c per dozen
MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCE
SWEET POTATOES: $10O tC
$1.5O per IS bushel.
ONIONS: $1.6O per IS bushel.
WHITE POTATOES: $3.50 pei
100 pounds.
APPLES: $1.30 to $3.50 per bu-
shell.
LARD: $5.25 to $3.50 per SON
can.