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Evening star., 1952-11-02
AuToMoBlLES For SALE

PACKARD 1850 4-dr.; med. blue
$1.395. terms. LIBERTY MOTORS
3rd and K SITS. NV.
PACKARD 81 de luxe 4-dr.; Ultra.
@aS on on tbs PGy s sasip saSs
IT'S lust like new, in and out. ant
yours for only S1,995. Terms OF
cash; Rockville Abs, SUN, or ME
PACKARD 1850 Model 1876 sedan
sell. $3.50; can arranee terms
1902 East-West hwy, Silver Spring
PACKARD ii Clipper; looks like '4e;
good body and motor: 1895. OWN
ER, after pm, SH. 5115.
PACKARD 81 400" Patrician: cost
new, new; direct from owner; So: 75o o.
PACKARD AZ sedanette; o.d.; guar
anteed inspection: like new, S695.
Trade and terms. AP. 3O41. -
uEsamat.e, r. and b., 1000 actual
miles by one careful owner Beauti-
full metallic green finish. Spotless
interior. This is one Of those extra
well-kept cars that is positively
same as new IN every way You
may lane Car 70 your own mecnan!c
TORS, SOLO wis. ave. Wo. $500.
PACKARD. 1851 conv.; r., h, equip. :;
Ultramatic drive; low mil; crig.
owner; $4,000. ST. 1854 after 5
pHRM6HTss P Ell ~ Ss Ssy Sat ssSoS and sun
Seaptitu Hhf iish SIne H1nd'h1sd nsh Washsi eaes
Gond;; aysPy very low milease; $a.395.
PIYMOUTH 1o4s Special de luxe p
door sedan; radio and heater. $3.50
4r 4IM best eS.o offer. Call WA. 1918 or
rIYMoUTH 81 cranbrook 4-door;
1000 MI; orig. owner; N' 81, 500
PI99Moo1n4TnMi o14ni '4s 4-dr. sedan; r. "a ana
h.; good condition throughout; SI95.
PLiMJUTH iS;;; club cpe.; sl6o: Il
Laguna I'd, College PIX, Md. Hol-
hsass Gsns af onhsi 4Sa sssa 5sao Mas1 na
be sold. Isl Elmira st. s.w.
PLYMOUTH so Special de luxe A.
door. black: eapd.; like new inside
and out; low mi; Sl,395. .:day
sfln HILL 4@0nsh saNpERs T5fssp
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer INA.
PLYMOUTH so 4-dr. Special de luxe
sedan; radio and heater; Alpine blue
nnish: custom seat covers: tires in
excellent copldition; low miIeage; not
request: ST ,365. PARKWAY FORD.
PLYMOUTH 1851 cranbrook 4-dr
Tea nen q onlS AND rss5 h WV RoYHI t!T1s; Me- i6e
Tors. INC, Chrysler- Plymouth.
400 Georgia ave. NV. ia. 1900.
PLYMOUTH 1851 cranbrook conv:
sas rerms eTas UsneT ssn be will arFsnsed Ssl fsr
PIYYMoUTH 81 conv.; radio. Seat
covers, fender skirts; lowered; per-
feet condition throughout; a real
buy at Sl.595. 7lO r. 1. ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe A.
dr.; r. and h.; dark green; Is, 900
actual miles: one owner; Sl.445.
MORRIS-HUGHES. 1914 Georgia
ave. NV. RA. 1872. =
1947 convertible; almost
new new TOP good paint. 4 new tires. r.
sss ssss. n; 10. mSst sEds14, SELL leaving town
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-dr. Special de
luxe; low mileage. Must sell, Al
condc; S1400 or best offer. ,LU.
As Special deluxe; r,
h, S695. 1892 Georgia ave. NV,
Apt. ]. -
81 4-dr Cranbrook: low
after $50 pm. daily. JU. 5-97O6. /,
--3
SO Belvedere; r. and h.. |
overdrive. tinted glass. 4,1N0 actual
miles; only S2.295. Trade and
terms. OLMSTE.D MOTOR CO, /
1000 Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. OW. |
300. 3
80 4-dr; less than 100
pailaS. III DDDS
Evening star., 1952-11-02
AuroMoDlLEs FOR SALE

NASH 80 Statesman with bed. :. ant
b.: pvt. owner. $1,175. Phone IA
Nash, 1851 Rambler convertible
One owner. Low Mileage. Sl.40O
NASH 1910. 500 mi. on rebuilt motor
Heater. Pass D. C. inspection. Sell
this week. $155 or best offer. ia.
SsHaIsa ,o5e Statesman; equipped; Cd !,
orig. oorig ,S; oyncr; s"'@So or best oyer
Nash 1881 1881 Rambler convert: r. and
MCNEIL; ;sTU1EBAKER. JDs 4oso Wis
NASH 1851 States. Gust. 4-dr.: T:
and snd s exce cSd On Hsdra sago crssm sH s6s4 r1a
Nash 1913 'Xmbassadoi Custom
door: black; private owner; r.. and
perfect cond; S795. JE. 4-.a5s.
NASH 194s 4-dr.: private owner; q
$3.50. IA. 5492 Fri. and Sat. after
NASH 1949 4-dr. 1900" sedan;
& 6ao nylen sea. @ covers 81 FAM family car;
fully equip, low mileage; S2.T95 or
best offer. 493a Sargent I'd. ne.
oLDsMoBILE 40 "ss" a-door de
luxe; Hydra-Matic, equipped: perfect
oEpsM6BfaE TH5ssn5 SGns S?79 = and ap h. esss esse
siShY iGRf Fra sRANcR aG qSoa %oToRs. Rs'm:R5. JG
oLpsGoBILE 1s4s "ss" de l.. club
sed.: and h., Hydra. Wv. tires:
0sssF ssfs sSs so~n MoLFr efse Moross t5aas
oEnsMUbiLR LBS WaS avf late eT 30 EM Ms Hydra
4-dr. sedan: green. r. and h.; many
sosfrs sona 'ase one ownsr sno" sa35 ffss fGoq ff
OiDsMnBlLE 1919 'es" de luxe 4
dr.. sedan; Hydra Matte, r. and h.;
pea l.ttul dark green finish: spotless
car ,s positively In perfect condition
IN a">-v vay You NAV take car 10
your own mechanic for approval;
S':aaS M BEL gano MOTORS, SOLO Wis.
oEDsMoB1EE iis %n Ison 1859 "ss" sedan: dark
blue fnish.. w.:w. tires, Hydra.
gar. kept: S2,f95. DONALD MO-
TORS, 1877 Florida ave. ne" NE,
oLDsMoBILE 1a41 conv.: oppor-
very clesn; $3.50. c. q c. GARAGE,
oTBsMoBILE 81 "as" Holiday Sc
dan; fully eauipped, excep. cond.
sssSs ssssrsSSHshou' AKrss ssgms sSa5anIss:
CADILLAC CO, Fairlineton Shop
ping Center. Alexandria. Va. ov.
oGLDsMoBILE AZ model "es" con.
vert: mechanically perfect; T.. and
b., new rubber; aogI qIick sale, $40. 20
oLDsMoBILE 81 cdr. "ssv; light
green. all accessories; peri. cond !:
$2;4oo, IL. 2,a0is.,
dsn: der lIG.t IydraMatic. Mat and ;. h.; eles,
$3.50. or best offer. JA.' s-566a
oLDsMoBiLEs, 40. 80, 81, Sc
lection Of rs. Rocket "sss' and
ass; ;S-doors. 4-doors and club
away Hydra Matte; variety OF dis
tinctive colors. some two tones. Sale
price as low as l,499. JUSTINE
dealer. .(WA. 7205, .AP:. 2002.
$500 BALTIC. ave-, HyattSville. Nd
OLDSMOBILE. AS; exceptional cond.;
all extras: S1.095. Wo. 2645, 1905
okSsMoBltEs. IfSsSesiS Fl 40. 80, "7s"; selec-
2-doors, 4-doors, club coupes. All
completely equipped. These cham
pionS Of economy are ready to ira
vel Sale price as low as 1.296.
LUSTIEE-NICHOLSO Chevrolet
oldsmobile dealer tWA 72O5). AP.
20O2. $500 BALTIC ave. Hyattsville.
Md.
OLDSMOBILE 81 ''SS" o-dr.; fully
equipped, / owner car. in excep.
cond., terms. guarantee: S1,915.
CO.. Fairlington Shopping Center.
Alexandria, Vas OV $3.50.
LDSMOB1LE 1910; r. and h.. Sc.
very clean going overseas; S.25
or best offer. AP 33iS.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
AUroMosILEs foR sALa

1-doOr: Rydra-Mstic. ovsrdrive;a afsIH fuli,
equipped; $685.. consider prewal
nlhsMoSTyiIrS srnss III Si1S41. ,asb ..as, A.ar ..a.n
fe1y eE saS sfaSR ssS s6S aSs shEII aa sESy eoss
oEpsMSBiIE yi5ls Isl IL is9s sRf ss" 49, 4dr green
T. and h.; defrosters. Windshield
washers. 5 WV. tires; driven only
81 R5ssens RA Dys a4S SSnsE MR. sHSd ssNsG sfaa
OLDsMoBILE 1e4s model ss 4-dr
sedan. beautiful royal blue finish
!. and h., Hydra, seat covers. A
coosHs sesSsEsl MoFoR eSS sfoG foy Wisconsin sa
oLDsMoBlLE '51 "ss" 4-dr. sedan
sTRAWsRipcE. We Il SSE' Or. of94 f;''oi Or 81 81
OBS S1o 1910 e-cyl.; r. and h., good
oLDS. ~ sedanette: fully equip.
Wv. tires; custom covers; 5000 or
JfSs HsSt ofieF fila "; is sss5i' sI5 en-. Hvd2a
Or best oiier. CAN CO. e4oc Or 'S Nj.
OLDS AS "76" e-dr. sed.; Hydra.
r. h.; owner; excel. cond; ST ,025.
Greystone Sta, 18th, r. I. ave. NV
oLDs late 80 "ss" Holiday de luxe;
hard top. 2-tone blue. new Wv;
excel; cond;; owner, going overseas.
OLDS SO "ss" conv Hydra-Matic.
from and dniv hi ney sSg ssSSg to choose c9 COS
frQAa and nT.MQTEAn Mo-
TOR CO. 1000 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
OLDs '49 ''9s,,' de luxe sedan; Hydra
Matte r: and h; oI-owneI car; very
SIT MpTqs Hs. C; CIV. iSSS sgSo. Wilson by 6lSd:
OLDs '4s "eS" de luxe cony. Hydra.
new top, Wv. tires, r, and H.. all
ssecesss6' very clean; low milease.
Obs Z go e. 10; eo5v: Svs'es; Kelly green, N new
.aint job. r. h., Hydra. all access.
offer. JE. 3-38O4.
OLDS Al 2-dr.. with '46 motor: $3.50
or best cash offer. sH. 05a9.
black, tires. motor and body per
tect; pvt. owner; heater and radio;
OLDS 80 convertible Rocket "9S":: ::
sppealing Alice blue. ,Whirlaway Hy-
uIaMano uIvS. ue luxe TauIo ar
sss Sss 5gs4IsENfea gssHls5 RF!ff
sr IVA. aSo5' AP. soosi' $500 $500
Balto. aye; Hyattsyille. Md.
% eapippsG: e. Sra saf HoRNERs RRNSfEasIMasif sth
PACdkARD aad s; 1850 con Convertible: eaG5 new ton;
electromatic Super; can be seen at
412 11th st. s.w. or ST. 9319; 81, 700
PACKARD 81 4-dr. sedan: r. and
many other extras. Light yellow
finish. ] owner. $3.50. 1855 40th
st; Nv; WO. 1857.
sieass s!fissemati S5oto' RAJ s5se s5s h. icy
PaeRaRp PMaeGRR.sR}ls lste St HsSSsedan; ultrsmatic mat
r. and h. metallic green finish; low
$500 9~nsf Actual srraas miles ks0' safe
tire never used. Former owners
fPe MoToRsa SSHo isa1s:' 1s7 rorids ave- D9s
PackARbb al lRb Viz ,as convertible; So $500
ooTG best offer. Prize package! Ho,
PACKARD Aecs;,Ai 40 1a5-horsepower four.
door sedan; cd, excel. cond. thru
SsSS.' de%e Blue FlbPSn cSs41o bonSeS %@Io 81 o95
92S Philadelphia ave, Silver Spg.,
Md. SH. 5000. -3
PACKARD 194S sedan; radio. heater,
Electromatic clutch, oyerdrive, new
$1,000 or best offer. WI. 1895. a.
PACKARD 40 4-dr.; radio and htr.
Car almost like new; S1.395. Call
RESTORFF MOTORS, 6o10 Balti-
more ave, Riverdale. Md.
PACKARD 1913 4-dr. sedan: CYL
inder, r. and h.. Electromatic clutch,
This car is in excel. cond and
clean. inside and out S995. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. IA.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
AUTOMOBILES FoR sALG

LINCOLN l946; r. and h.. good cond:
BRANCH sfRSHCNi Il MoToRs. 1919 ss.M.ns u. s-11s5.
LINCOfN l949 club coupe; overdrive,
r. and h, 10000 actual miles; one
owner; ca. positively In w.. perfect
| for aup,ov Weekend special;
81 osc; BELL MOTORS. 5o16 WIS,
MERCURY 40 2-dr. sedan; r, h.. 2
tone, paint like new; 81 1.095. No
dn pymt easy ,,s terms m Tns HLADsNS7 e so
MERCURY '4s cony,; new top, tires,
seat covers. passed D. G. inspection;
$1,395: will take car in trade. 71O
MERcURY 1850 conv.; black, r. and
MERCURY 194s conv. .cpe.: r. and h.. !;
low:preSsqre tires; very good cond.;
a5sSuES sEs$. ds isis 81 G.. coupe convertible M
ss ssSsss ae: a. ave insRes' n.S oE ia1s ss4l. i'og2;
MERCURY Al 4-dr. sedan; very
TG sleani s,sn Motor and tires good; S3a5.
MERCURY so e-dr.. s1,4e5. Modern
MEScI1Rv; nna R1s; ne ls AT AT s. S464. 49,.
JUSTINE NicHofsoN.p ic ESQ pftSfi chevfoIet. sSs2
Oldsmobile dealer (WA. 73O5), AP.
2002, 5000 BALTIC. ave.. Hyattsville,
MERCURY 80 4,door sedan. lurins
cadet blun. rom nlAfaly anfiinnad Gala
price, S1,494. LUsTINE- -NiCHOL-
SON. CHEVROLET -oIdsmobile dealer,
WA WA 100; AR: 2o0". $500 BALTIC.
MEkcuR3 hEa; hEs'';ylliei 81 Club NC epe r. and h.
aercomatic: low mileage. A real buy.
s1.995. 2-Day Monev-Back Trial; 4
Month Written Guarantee. HILL &
bsssr SA Sss Mssh' iii Glfest nSTd
MEscGRY nES II 1899 convertible: go sood
eond.; r. and h.. excel. tires; $1S5.
VIII take older car in trade. ia.
MERCURY 1850; maroon; r. h.:
fine in every respect; 81 495. terms.
LIBERTY MOTORS, 3rd and X
NC -. 81" only $50 MI, sl.ses; 81;
3 3 'fga. Es5. iaHa HASk PRY' LTD l4th and
MG-TTSf' Tf'' 1855; s1,aoo. Radio and
heater, mechanically perfect. Ov.
MoRRIs MINOR 1851 e-dr. sedan;
gets over 35 m:p.g.; genuine leather
interior; this little car is positively
same as brand-new throughout;
must be seen. to be appreciated
weekend special, $995. BELL MO-
TORS. 500 Wis. ave. Wo. 5000.
NASH 1852 Ambassador: 2-tone
eoo fiee0 az0fs ny s. go a5 'Sy Senns ae 44ss S5s
NASH 194s 800 4-dr.; r. and h..
good rubber. new spare; pvt. owner;
$500 en Can be seen at BONDED
4 AUTO y mE SERyISE' SaES goth and M sts
<AsH Ig5 Ambassador club sedan:
mi,cs, one owner; 2-tone green fn.,
custom covers Car absolutely same
as brand-new in every way. You
may take car to your own mechanic
1S5 TGRs ssopFSyai w: S14S5 BELL Md sS65 No
NASH 194S 1000" Super club coupe;
in finest cond; very clean: real
down. WOLFE MoToRs, 1851 Wis wis.
NasHiEsM48st. ASH sM: 8t4l 10. so. 81. Selection
colors. A few two-tone. All complete
ly equipped. Some with Hydra Matte.
some with cruising gear. Sale price
NICHOLSON. Chevrolet -Oldsmobile
dealer (WA. 7205l. AP. 2002. 5000
BALTIC. ave-. Hyattsville, Md.
NASH 40 Ambassador 4-door; cruis-
ing gear. Carefully used. S1O95.
HORNERS'. 9th and Fla. ne. at
AT. 6464. 3
NASH 81 Rambler Country Club; at
tractive 2-tone bitterSweet and ca
bana cream; completely equipped.
TiNE-NIcHoLSoN, Chevrolet oids-
mobile Dealer. WA. 1905. AP. 20O2
$500 BALTIC, ave, HyatsSyille. Md.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1947 4-dr. sedan spe-
ae.er sas! Dc luxe sas5 yaa5o .Ps So ssss hssaSss
PLYMOUTH 194s de luxe 4-dr. Sc
sssn ssasrs ea?s Esd BadenaSurs ans s. ss2S pS No
PLYMoGSTfHH 40 4-dr. Spec. de luxe;
excel, cond., r. and h.: Sl195. FA
PLYMOUTH '4e 4.dr.: black. r. and
n, good cond 5000. DU. 4O0S. Apt.
PLYMOUTH I si 10 ny. S.dr. d. luxe. r,
hauled; passed va. inspection; 81 :
$50 or best offer. 31I5 9th I'd,
pEYMo;rjAAEHi HSTSh; At " Jsrv IA ",15si c5s, .ooa
ses5 stn coSsrs sSas sas s5 tires SA r. ssos sos h.
IN perfect Shape; Sis % Ail"dsy h9iDS
pS s9nday YM;,y,TIt, e. /. li3! Penna. ave NV, :
iHiolRNER's 9Th and Fl Fla. "i ne, tT. HT.
PlYMoUrH 1a41 4-dr. de luxe; G3 in.
side s. and put like new: consider
sats, srade on late model; s.e5. IA.
PLYMOUTH la49 4-dr. Special de
luxe; radio, heater. / owner tiadyj;
SLIP, RA. 3747.
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-dr. sed.: orig.
paint and upholstery like new for
Sa sar 3Se Q, This age s"s5 cash. Call
PLYMoUTH 1e41 cdr; r, and h.;
- 1na51 motor: real bargain. LU.
PLYMOUTH A. ex-cab. radio, heater:
good tires; must sell $500 or best
oier' Cali Sunday. Fulton s-3sSi.
PLYMOUTH 40: oris black paint;
excep. clean; S243 5S06 Ga. ave.
rdLYHsoUTH 1919 club coupe, Special
owner; With fI "a ijoH nei actual gt mi,rs: nG,s:
custom +. h; dark green finish ard
many other extras; far above aver "
aee. See to appreciate. Bank financ-
KLEIN III \, MoToRs. a5oi M st. NV:
PIYMoUTH '4s; low mileage, GOOD
repair; viii sacrifice for $500 cash.
PIYMOUTfH Al; good condition:
500. First cash deal takes il away.
Rockville 2264.
PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrook light
blue 4-dr, excellent condition; low
264l.
PLYMOUTH so 2-dr.: excellent con-
Sl;325: JU: S-a0ss.
PLYMOUTH 40 de luxe club coupe;
| owner: new tires; excel mechan-
lcaliy; $500. 10. 5-S4S%.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

HENRY J sALE-1e51. S9e5: over.
drive. fully equipped: completely
and 6-cylinder cars to choose from.
Factory Henry J dealer. MANHAT.
TAN AUTO KAISER FRAZER, INC.
both sides of 7th at r sts. NV, MA
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
Harvey Burgess Spoke
At Century Club
continued from first paTe)

Known" and many others. 1t was a
rare privilege to have him appear
before the club. Recommendation
of the Directors, such as sponsor
ing and contributing toward a bas-
ketball for girls and providing team
mothers; purchasing two concert
tickets for the use of worthy stu
dents, for the coming season; and
lending moral support toward the
securing of a paid trainer for Girl
Scouts in Delaware. were favOrably
adopted. Mrs David Greene, Mis-.
Edward DurOcher, Mrs. LinwoOd
Taylor and Mrs. Raymond Masten
were appointed team mothers for
the girl basketball players. An
hOuncement was made that the
March group Of members will have
a bake at the Argo Store, on March
1st, beginning at 1000 am. The Art
Corner was arranged by Mrs. Albert
Dyer who used several interesting
pieces of lovely antique glass and
a rare old music box. made in 1922,
on which were played several selec-
tiOns, much enjoyed by the mem
beTs.
Next week, with Mrs. Edward c..
Evans as hostess. the members OF
the club are invited to enjoy the
matinee at the Milford Schine
Theatre. The meeting will precedc
the matinee and is called for 1880,
over which the president, Mrs.
Phillip Jacobs, will preside.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
Blue Cross Meets
Hospital Standards
continued from first rags)

I'VE are confident that, during
the year ahead, your Plan will con-
tinue to make progress toward the
goal of Blue Cross everywhere-
protection of the whole population
against the major hazards OF hos
pital expense by budgeting against
those costs through nOn-prOtit,
voluntary enterprise. Congratula-
tiOns on your achievement, and
best wishes for a successful 1852" !"
There are 18O,O87 members i'll
the Delaware Blue Cross Plan, it
was pointed out by Mr.. Maybee.
The plan provides hospital service
for its members. In addition, Group
Hospital Service provides = surgi-
cal-medical plan under which GER
tain fees of physicians and surge
Ons are paid for the members. A
total of 164.47O DelawaT4ans are
protected by the surgical-medical
plan in addition to their hospital
plan cOverage.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
Election Information
Director Is Named
CONTINUED from first paeel

This will include the establishment
of a program to answer all re-
quests pertaining to election and
registration laws, as well as the
of existing facilities for
imparting such information to the
general voting public. The depart
ment will be modelled along lines
of similar departments in other
states.
The department will also handle
requests for absentee ballots from
Delaware members of the armed
forces. as we'll as requests for in
formation about Delaware regis
tratiOn and election laws from a
variety of sources outside the state.
AT the present time a large volume
of such requests is being handled.
1t is planned that in the near
future. advisory committees will be
named for each of the three coun-
ties in the state. The membership
of these committees will include
business. professional and civic
leaders of the state and will be
bipartisan in nature The COM
mittees will advise and assist in
setting up the program OF lnfor-
nation for voters throughout the
state. One project now under con
sideratiOn is the printing and dis
irritation Of a pamphlet containing
a condensation of Delaware's regis
tratiOn and election laws. Such a
pamphlet would be available to all
groups in the state interested in
putting this information in the
hands of its members.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
Blue Hen Post Gets
Additional Honors
fcontlnned trnm first naren

presented the Delaware POst-of-
the-MOnth" award, a 1852 color
streamer, and the cOmmander-in-
chief picture award to Blue Hen
Post, with Post Commander Will
liam X. KentOn and Post Member
ship Chairman Clement NeVins ac-
cepting in behalf of the post. On
the following evening at a regu-
lar meeting of Blue Hen Post, Ma
tIonal Chaplain Rev. Andrew j.
White presented "R-Man" awards
to the following members of the
post; Clement ]. Nevins. William
R. VernOtico, Ralph Z. Scott, Da-
yid S. Hugg, Eurie NJ. Savage, Jr.,
Harold r. Welch, Jr., James r.
West, Chester Marvel, Preston
Cannon, Harry S. Ring, John E.
Knicely, Charles E. Mulholland,
Paul J. Duphily, George H. Bay
mum, Jr., Thomas l. Schlegel, Ray
Scarborough, Stephen w. Beda, Ed
mund G. Jackson, JT., Andrew J.
White, William A. Sparklin,
Charles w. Sigler, and Solomon
Harrington. All these awards 10
post and to members were in rec
ognitiOn of the membership effort
that has made Blue Hen Post Del
aware's largest V. F. w. post with
over 300 1852 members.
At an earlier meeting, Ralph F.
Scott, post quartermaster was
given a national citation for his
part in Blue Hen Posts successful
membership drive.
Additional awards are in the
ofiing for the post and members
as result of Blue Hen Post re-
tanning its state leadership dur
ing the month of January, a Sec
Ond award of the "POst-Of-the-
Month" citation has been recon-
mended. Clement Nevins has quail
flied for appointment as an honor
airy national aide-de-camp and will
receive, in the near future, an aide
de-camp hat, appointment card, anC
citation. David S. Hugg, as com.
mander of District No. (Ken
County,, is expected to qualify fol
a distinguished service award, ;
diamond set lapel pin. District No
is currently leading the Della
ware Department with $3.50 of th'
1851 membership paid up for 1875.
and expects to pass the 1000 mari
this month, thereby qualifying th'
district commander for the award
Percentage-wise, the three tOI
posts Of the department are nov
in the Kent County District.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
Ninth Solo And
Ensemble Festival At
Wesley College This
Saturday
Continued from nrst pagel

tor for several years at the annual
State High School Music Clinic
held at the University of WiscOn-
sin prior to coming to Delaware.
AS vocalist, his experiences in
clude appearances as sOlOist in the
great choral works such as "St.
Matthews Passion" (Bach), Re
quiem' (MOzarD, "Beatitudes"
(Franck), Messiah (HandeD, as
we'll as outstanding performances
as member of the Westminster
Choir under Ormandy, Stokowski
and Bruno Walter.
Lloyd c.. Mitchell, director of
Music Education at West Chester
State Teachers College, West Ches-
ter, Pa, will be the commentator
for the piano section. Mr.. Mitchell
adjudicates at festivals throughout
the State of Pennsylvania.
AS concert pianist, ne has ap-
peared in all the leading cities in
the east. He will be guest soloist
in The MacDOwell Concerto with
the National Symphony in West
Chester on March II.
John H. Jenny, founder and di-
rector of the Diamond Band at
Temple University, Philadelphia,
will be the commentator for the in
strumental section. Mr.. Jennys
association with high school and
college instrumental organizations
frequently draws him into ap-
praising the talents of young mu-
sicians.
Organizer of Philadelphia In
quirer's Marching Band Beams,
Mr.. Jenny is also author of many
articles appearing in leading mu-
sic educators magazines.
: The Delaware schools represent
ed with participants are: Laurel
Judith Ciccone, COrinne Vitulli;
MiddletOwn-Elaine LabOur; Do
ver-Kathleen Krygier; Whining
ton-Ruth Amos, Gordon w. Bell;
Houston-CarOlyn Davis; P. S. du-
! Pont-Elaine TOumarkine; Sea
ford-Jon Elzey, Gail Foster, Mar
cia wilkinson, Lou Ann Parker
Bridgeville- Carol Friedel; Green
woOd-Carol Schulze; Harrington
Elaine Harris, Ruth f. Moore;
Caesar Rodney-Ellen Webb, Bar
bara Cluley, Cynthia Metz, Marie
Brown, Harry VOshell, Helen Wild;
Alfred /. duPont-Kay Jellinghalas
Clifford Simon, Richard Ellingdoe
Tuna Owens Susan Kyles, jMarjOr-
ie Winey; Milford-Richard Will
son, Frank Reed, William Daniels
Charles Belts, Tom ShOckley, Tom
Adams, George Adams, Eleanor
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
Garbage, Debris Along
Highways Is Taboo
Continued from first paeel

all of the highways in the state re-
gardless of their location and a
strict enforcement of this law is
becoming necessary due TO the in
creased practice of depOsting ma
terial on these roads.
The State Highway Department
officials have no desire to cause
trouble or inconvenience for any
person in this matter but at the
same time they realize this prac-
tice must not continue. In addi-
ton to the unsightly appearance
along these highways caused by
this action, it is also a costly main
tenance operation in clearing up
the garbage and debris. The law
which has been in effect for sew
eral years provides a severe. pen
atty for this Offense. A check on
the reports indicates the depart
ment is having more difficulty
along Sussex County roads in this
matter than in other parts of the
state.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
Final Concert Well
Received Here Sunday
CONTINUED from first page

ANe@Ae--AN@N+
vited all to come with him for a
Journey through the world of song.
Opening with a group of English
folk songs, the program included
some beautiful renditiOns from the
German and French schools before
concluding his program with songs
IN the American idiom. His drama
tization of the song from the French
Requiem du COeur" proved that a
foreign tongue need not detract
from the purpose of the music, such
as did he in singing to an imigin-
ary bottle of wine, as was also
demon rated when he again in
French described the cultured
minded individual in the French
restaurant during the "COnnOisseur
a La Mode"
Mr.. Steffe's encOres, Water Boy
zone Enchanted Evening, the
cowboy ballad, "All Day on the
Prairie, were we'll received, and
the audience would have kept him
longer. How well, then. that on a
Sunday afternoon, and for the final
concert of the season one could
listen to this superb artists rendi-
tion of Malottes Lords Prayer.
While the current seasons list of
concerts has now expired, there is
next year to look forward to. The
subscription sale will be open for
next years programs during the
last week of September and the
first week of October of next fall.
Anyone interested in having his
name placed on a list of prospec-
tive members, please call or write
Mr.. Glassmire of the Milford High
School faculty.