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Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

ent. 0'0 ~ NeS'
The Mothers Auxiliary Of Asburv
Church VIII hold a covered disi
supper in the Collins Building On
tuesday evening, $3.50, April 14th
Ihe auxiliary will entertain All
mothers Of the children who are
members Of the Junior and ChanceI
ChOirs. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Roberts. sr..
had as their holiday guests Mr.. and
MRS. William F. Long, and children
OF Fairfield, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Long and children of Chevy
Chase, Nd, were Saturday dinner
guests of the Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Wilson Of
media, Pa, were guests OF MIR. and
mrs. Arnold Gilstad on Wednesday
Inc Gilstad's have as their guests
thls week: Mrs. Joseph B. Work
man and children of Baltimore. Mrs.
workman was the former Miss
Adele Masten.
MIS-. Earl Sylvester will enter
tain the members Of her bridge
club this evening.
Miss Elizabeth Jones of Whining
ton is spending her spring vaca-
ton here and at Rehoboth.
Mrs. D. J.. Massey and children
OF Dover, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. C. Adams on Good FRI
day.
Mrs. Norman Masten and children
OF Pennsgrove, N. j., were the
guests on Good Friday, Of Mrs.
Ernest Raughley.
Mrs. Arta Masten, Mrs. Ernest
Raughley, and Mrs. Norris Adams
visited in PennsgrOVe, N. j., on
Ist Lieutenant Chaplain Harold
.. Jester and family of National
Air Base, Washington, D. c., we're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
dearn and daughter on Saturday.
Miss Dorothea Rothwell of New
lrk, has been the guest this week
II Mr. and Mrs. c. Tharb Harring-
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. George vappa and
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

with navy accessories. She carried
a White prayer book with white
sweet peas and an orchid.
Miss joyce 0'Neal, maid Of honor
wore navy taffeta dress with
matching accessories. She wore a
corsage of pink rosebuds.
Mr.. George Fred Sylvester of Do
yer was best man.
The mothers of the bride and the
groom wore navy dresses with navy
and red accessories. Their cor
sages were of red rOsebuds.
A reception was held at the Har-
rington New Century Club.
Following wedding trip to At
lantlc City, the young couple are
residing in Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Messner wer,
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs A. Bar.
Tett Cullen Of Dover, oil Eastel
Sunday.
mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Quiller
and family Of Georgetown. spent
tne weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Harry Quillen. Mr.. and Mrs. Hey
ward Quillen were Saturday dinner
guests of the Harry Quillens'.
Mrs. Howard Kitchens and chill
dren of Garfield Park, spent Easter
with her parents MIR. and Mrs. r.
w. Vane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Merriken of
Chestertown, Md, were guests last
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace E.
Quillen.
Miss Mary Ellen Thomas Of VIII
mington, has been visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McKnatt
and daughter Of Silver Springs,
Nd, were the holiday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald McKnatt.
Mrs. ]. Kinsey Carpenter Of
Washington, D. c., spent the Eas-
ter holidays here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Keyes Of
Wilmington, were Saturday dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Richards, Jr.,
Of Kiamensi Gardens and Miss EN-
ma Richards Of Salisbury, were
weekend guests Of their mother,
Mrs. E. S. Richards.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers and
children spent the holidays in
Newport News, Va, visiting Mr..
Meyers brother and family.
Miss Christine Powell Of Mont
clair, ~ j., was the guest Of her,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Powell
for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin BrObst and
son, David. visited in Allentown,
Pa, last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mcdonald
and children visited Mr.. McDon-
AIDS parents in EastOn, Pa, during /
Easter.
Mr.. Lewis Welch, son of Mr.. and /
M7s. Milton Welch and Mr.. Alton /
Tatman, son of Mrs. Margaret Tat /
man, were hOnorably discharged I
from the U. S. Army with the rank
Of sergeant on Wednesday, and are
now at home.
Miss Charlotte Noble gave a sur
prise birthday party at her home
On Saturday evening in honor Of
Miss ImOgene Welch. It was Miss
Welch's eighteenth birthday. Many
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10
HARRINGTON
hrs. Jack PHIick
Phone Harrington $40


Mrs. William Hunes and daugh.
ler, Linda we're the guests Of Mrs
Humes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
~ Trasenfeld, Of Washington, d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. G. Messner and
Mr. and Mrs. theodore Harrington
visited in Salisbury on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lekites, Sr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cordray
returned on Friday from vacation
in Florida.
Mr.. Harvey CrPzier Of Whining
ton was a weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs, Curtis Melvin
Mrs. ". G. Burgess ld Mr.. and
Mrs. w ]. Redden yisi .6d relatives
near Snow Hill, Nd, d Sunday.
Mrs. J. Edwin Wilson and daugh-
ter Harriet Of GeolgetoWn, were
guests Of Mr.. and MRS. George
Toppin on Monday
Mrs. Iris Masten and daughter
Barbara, Of Ellicott City. Md, were
guests on Friday and Saturday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Pittlick.
Miss Candace Peck, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Peck. cele-
brated her third birthday, with a
party and Easter egg hunt, at her
home on Friday, Aoril Srd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Trice of
PennsgroVe, N. J., spent the Easter
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bradley.
Among those from Harrington
who visited in RehobOth on San
Gay were Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Harrington and daughter, Shirley,
Miss Phyllis Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Kitchens. Mrs. Leta Leigh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wright, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Quillen and
family.
Mrs. Miles Draper is recuperating
at her home after an operation in
the Kent General Hospital, Dover.
Mrs. Leta Leigh Of Philadelphia,
was the gTest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dam
lei Kitchens for the Easter hOli-
days.
Mr.. Paul Trader Of Chester, Pa,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Trader. /
Mrs. Gene Dukes and children, I
Billy and Bobby Of BeIlefonte, and /
Mrs. William Melvin and daughter, j
Of Wilmington, were Sunday /
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Mel /
vim.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Denney enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday in honor
Of the birthday Of Mrs. Maude Hill. /
Their other guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Holloway, Sr., and Mr..
and Mrs. John Lord of Wilmington.
Mrs. DeRney accompanied the
Lords home, upon their return to \
for a visit.
The Eastern Shore Fox Hunters
Association will meet at the Green
Yood Firehall at $500 p. m, on
Wednesday, April 18th. Anyone in
crested is invited to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10
HEucoPTERs PLANT TREES

SAN FRANCISCO Up Crown
Zellerbach Corporation, paper
products manufacturer. has planted
its six-milliOnth timber Seeding ON
Its tree farms in western Oregon
and Washington. The company
uses helicOpters on some types of
land at cost of about 81 an acre.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
AUroMoDlLrs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1851 chieftsin Dc luxe q
gVO miles and this can be verified;
sysSs erians asoSe aSS bsas. srs.n :S s:s
Priced below market al SI.4flS
Bank terms, KIRK MOTORS, 1000
Georsia ave. IA. 9-48OO. --2Y
PONTIAC 194S conv.: blue: new tor,
RADIO. heater. Hydra. Must be seen
to be appreciated. KE. s-4457.
PONTIAC so "s" 4-dr. sedan, ay.
dramatic; r. h., turn signals. pvt.
owner, excel. cond.; S1.O95 or best
ooftsr: 3213 s. 18th. Arlington. "a.
f4S:' 81 AsgsS sspS new oains, ssoosh sha aGssii Eli
PoHTIAc ss de luxe 4.dr.; al sr,y.
F0NfENC F00NiifaEGNe siss 1888 A 3D. dogsS SEDAN "a saod
9.S mechanical sgsI; cond;; 500 or bsst oiSsr.
Pontiac ONT CT. 81 s.dr,; I'd, r and h., Hydra;
Size Sase HE,ss sse' eag sGysrs ssssa9S eaiS
trade OF bank financing. cAfTHNEasS
BIIICK, INC. Used Car Lot, 5Ii5
WISE Wisconsin 9;,i q ave. NV. Wo. 6-55si.
BRANCH MOTORS. Ju S-lis5. NSi
PONTIAC 1912 streamlineF "s'' Sc
dan: cleaning orig.. black finish,
custom interior; Radio and heater.
Cash Or terms: Sas down. s SEQ S'pS; per
mo. WOLFE MOTORS. i99I wis.
aye: NV. EN-. S-0141. Open Sun.
PREFEcT 81 4-dr.; dark blue,
per 1'esE rslonp ssa5 dsy so y %i
HiIE # 1 3RHD saNpERs. '''sn Washss hsaatonSss oIaest
Ford Dealer. lila Vermont ave.
rf;EAutAFp n;N Ap, "a a-42SG. 4Vsr sedan. sa7S Ss or
sTU6EBAkER "a ,S1S SS1pSs1Si Champion p
door sedan Resal de luxe model;
overdrive Climatizer. Price. S645.
NE. MITCHELL. AL. 9-5157. ga
STUDEBAKER 194S convert. Regal
de, luxe; leather upholstering. new
sst GEsHds1ys %MERIcANc cl sEsvcE ftiTsg reSiS cSS
TER; 5S5 N. Glebe rd., Arl.,o ia.
sTuDEBAKER 1858 5-passenser sr'5;s ssd.;
Olympic gray; Indercoatins; a.
0s Ms Smith. ifnas AMER1cANe syer sERvfcE r Hes
CENTER: 5s5 N. dlcbe Td.. All.
sTGjDEBAKER 1913 4.door US sedan;
ovefdrive. Climatizer and other ac-
cessories: guara nteed: S645. AMER
1GAN SERVICE CENTER, 5s5 N.
Glebe rd., Arlington, ia. 7-7722.
STUDEBAKER 81 de luxe 2-dr.
sedan: light green; fully equipped;
very clean; thoroughly recondi-
toned, Only S1,141. EMERSON g.
ORME tBuickl. 18th and M stS
a.W' DI. 7-1162. Open til 9 pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
AvToMlioslLrs FoR SALE

PONTIAC '4e Silver Streak T
Hydra. dr.; ready for many many
miles q Dlsssant. .aSE SEivins; ,ns s1esi; Ssk
SoSn Soaa thrsesaGSas; see Sondss SsO BE
FORD. 6sa3 Ga. ave. NV. IA.
PONTfAC AZ stTeamliner 4-dr. sed.;
spotless black finish: equip, with :.
SnowER PC b 'fss MofoEs, soEss'; 1892 isth NAT &
NV, st safe Buy cars. co. 5-63S3 I'll
80; co, S-6372 III : 3: 2 !,
good conc; $725 or best oner: Wili
fSMndsp esisndsr dr sR. ssdsn s-eeas Slus
fully equip. with =. h.: excel. cond.
shiSSst shrSS5aousiR uAsRcADE iss-is ipsonrtHSes. isss
pnNTIgAC ITSing g. as ccnyeTtbe; AR sso sood cond
PONTIAC 1850 Chieftain convertible
coupe: pyt. owner, Coins overseas.
PONTIAC 1850 -Chieftain e-cyl. 4-dr.
siiSj :idiR 0lais; HRcADs Hyerfo fPokrfhA .Oieas fa
.uNTiAC tSsr e. 81 si. Station wagon soO aydrs.'
Z. and h.. low miles; new warranty:
Immaculate: 3 seats: S2.aS6. ELOOD
PONTIAC. 4221 Connecticut. WO.
PeSNSTfYYXc 1853 Super de luxe cata-
lima coupe; S.cyi.; ali leather; inn
MaeSl1te S1 nsT Tarrcntiy 1ssi oSS.sti. ~ SSa
PONTIAC 1910 cdr. sedan; heater:
good Transportation; S120. K1.
PoNTiAc .s4a de luxe convertible;
+. and h., defrosNr, many other
Ss:s assss'ss1f: ss $685. sssa 'Ei' Ks sas paint
PONTIAC 4s convert: r. and h.:
cash, ETHEL M WILLS, Vienna
Pontiac tStTii .5a chieftain "s" de luxe
4-door; r. and h. Wv. tires. turn
signals. Hydra Matte drive. ELECTRIC
SPRING s MoTToR C.. iNc.. io0s
East-West hwy, directly eeross from
y. 8. Royal signh JU. S-3lo7o
and h., hydra-Matic drive; 2-tone
blue Ssrrsn finish I. sEssd sEs sEvEk 81 SGss sPR qffs
Royya. Rcy sisn1. Ju. s-Si5f. -2a
PONTIAC Al convertible; fairly
and h.; must sell. JU. $4,000. ii
PONTIAC 1919; beautiful cond;; ell
acces.; $1,000, or best offer. Phone
EN- 2-436l or WO. 6-7846.
PONTIAC AZ convertible: '4S motor;
Pontiac is49 chieftain "6"; black;
heater, defroster. seat covers: Roo6
tires and motor; like new 2l,,5500o0
miles; 81, $50; by first owner. 2sO9
EortnamgMtpn NM a.,ase Ss cesyy esT Mondss. Gnsss.
PONTIAC 81 Chieftain de, luxe 4:dr;
sedan; Hydra-Matic. r" r.; perIect
condition.; one owner tdipIomaL1'
1880 miles only: Sl.7SO. HE.
7-1574. ......
PONTIAC 1852 chiettain "s'' de- luxe
4-dr.: Hydra. radio. heater, many
extras: like new; low MILEAGE aS'
POSTiAC so 2-dr.: r. and h; Hydro;
Matte drive, seat covers: vhtte-Wau
Se lei. beat tUH' It si.sa5. cash. trade q
bank financing CAITHNESS BUlCk.
INC. Used Car Lot, b115 wisconsin
ave w.. W0. 6-bbS1. Open I'll b.
PONTIAC '52 Chieftain. de luxe con-
vertible; fully equipped; one owner
So 1896. Call Ii. 6-71SO. III
Evening star., 1953-06-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1850 sedan; oyerdriye,
Climatizer.. radio. seat covers. new
RMER,EsMS 5s,rS; seq Fs1gg tirss 1ggsrsnsssd; ssSS:
sTu6EsakEfaa uisss Efa Ar; 30 "a. s.pas: 5aass ss eos
$685.; 2-dsy money.baeE trial, ~, 4.
month written guarantee. HILL q
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
paSsaler. az alnldi4 lli4 Vermont ave. NV.
sT1DEBAkiHEHRi as comdr. 4.ar,; !;
beautiful blue: r. and h., cd. Wv.
tires; like new inside and out; so
DAY ,grar.: .$795. HILL 4 SANDERS,
vWasn.s Oldest Ford Dealer. II14
vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300.
sTTyggDsEBAKEE: Tygs LAX so Champ" 4-door;
sT1DEBxKEk is5s com9andsr nm SisSVS: VS.
SStarilte SnIa coupe; auto. shift. T.. h.,
nNs,.;ni,a low MILEAGE, This l-ogner car Is
be seen TO be appreciated. S1.595.
BELL BE- N MOTORS; 900 Wisconsin
|sIUDEBAKER isso Commander
Take q this Sssut. loW:milesseo @ lesssottss ssr
70 Your % mechanic without deposit.
TORS TORS; 5oio Wisconsin ave. Wo,
sTUDEsAKER AZ Commander T2i CON.
yyertible; ivory finish; cd, r. and h..
tirs!. Il noiGss: sES:, red rSn leather int. Wv.
it At 1000 r NV; S6S5; pvt. party T
sFTbEBlaGkaEERi EEalGaEi AZ: 81 3aS; cssup,on .l 4:ar
fully equip.: maui blue finish, tops
- da,s economy and performance. don't
SssE SstSiS toy s.aaessPss alSsspss for ISp ;I sS
ave. EN-. 3-72S6. -aS
81 UDERAKER 1876, Land Cruise, i
1u.o; .nd Trans. new tires! seat covers.
l. ana NJ S''4So. Crescent 1M,s,,;x.
sTUDEBAKER l94s Champion csnv.,
Overdrive and heater, good top and
tires. Good cond. throughout.
sTS1Snngi;rG TanSing; Gan O." :.55:s. "a
3D. all acces., yellow. good cond.
1878. or best offer. LU. 4-2980. |
1850; excel. cond.: 4
new sireS; overdrive. T. and h.; SS95. |
JU. 5-1SO1 any time. -22
'4S Commander conv.;
r., h. and overdr.; newly painted
new SC; new motor overhaul BY
OWNERf JE. 4-4O40. -21
STUDEBAKER, 1852 Regal de luxe
Champ: Cd. other acces.: 7,SO0l
miles; like new. Reas. offer. ia.
STUDEBAKER AS. commander con-
vertible; radio. heater, oVerdrive.
color; AL condition: see 1t and
drive II; SS95. Call CARL. INC,
7701 Wis. ave-. Bethesda, OIL.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
AUroMoBlLEs FoR SAILS

STJDEBAKER 81 vs. Land Cruiser:
r. and h.. auto. trans. other at
tractiye and useful accessories, spot
less black nnish; cannot be told from
pew special e g; %. top allowance
1884 Wis. ave, EN-. 3-7386.
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion con-
yertible: fully equip: Spotless red
finish, black top. Fed-leather interior.
Q real honey for the money. special
at 81; l;445: TOP allowance for your
Gai SAT: MeNEL tStudebakerl. 4034
STyDEBAKER 81 Champion 2-dr. !;
iuliv EQUIP: looking for 2 nke-new
only 81 osb top Siiosancs iss ss fSr & J: yoSr 5Gr
%is Ssl ave-. MoNE Ia. ?sst4assssss.ker'' sN4sss. 4oa4
STUDEBAKER so Champion 4-dr /;
fully equip; WV, tires; sootless
sS, sra, finish: pert; onesowner car:
SoSr SosGis ear a MsNEpii N49i teP SsihloTanee for
wis. ave. IN. s-7sss. s'''
STUDEBAKER '4S Champion 4-dr. !;
orieinsl black i,nish;' special lwi At SOS, s
.studebakerl. 403l wis. ave-. EN-
siTdt6bfE9saKER. siTt6bf9s 1s4s Land Cruiser A.
s$5S5: Phone Popia. a-5i77. :
STgDEBAKER 80 Champion STIR
light passenger coupe with over
drive. radio and heater. This is the
sccoonnomy car Of the StMdehaker ,'~e
SssSi NJ = pARkSWAY FSoRD, 3o5l
to 8. closed Sunday. '
STUDEBAKER so 2-dr.. radio heat
LOGAN MoToR Co. soIS Va. ave. ave
NV NE. a-2s1S. Open EVENINGS.
Motor, BODY. interior and tres in TOP
cond. S:tphe. radio. h"Nter, air.
oond.. hill holder. oil filter, One
owner. no. dealer. no sales tex.
Service and mileage record; $1,000
S"UDERAKER 1850 4-door sedan
overdrive, climatizer, mechanic
special. S645 American Service
Center S 5SS N. Glebe I'd. Arlington,
SINGER 1859 1900 Sports roadster.
Sacrifice, $1,000. Call Poplar .
25l5, anytime Sun; after pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE

SUNBEAM 1850 Talbot convert. looks
like 80. This Alpine Trials Winner
costs over $4,000. Sell. SLABS. Rear
6lS Kennedy st. NV, 10-3, or call
AP 7-5471 other times.
WILLYS JEEPsTER '4a, Al cond.
throughout: SYST. JACK PRY. 14th
and Pa. ave. s.e.. Est. 1928. pa
WILLYS '53 station wagon; hea or
esS conn. oS ave. ss, csn ss sen sse Mr. afsl
zEsHyR ass 81 4,sr; ssd.n: heater.
like new; Sl,695 2-day money!
sntee. HILL K Sanders. wash. 5
Oldest Ford Dsale,c;o 1ll4 ver%snt
CIVILIAN yEEP, excellent condition.
geeyssr t2ke-on :nw, harrows' RI ";
NEW 2-PASS. Midget. 5000. SO
aaSoSRaNssS.. aSSa sos eseis:Sr1 iss, wash. % !, 3 e.
l94I sTubEBAKER CH. CFE. 5 SO
i94l PiYMoUfE SEDAN - Is
1874 1874 BuTC5 b Ts S,ly SEDAN cor,s--- g
llSSs lsss PaseshRbi-t PaeckshARRbi SEDAN S0ppE ,ssSS
1916 cHEvRoLETA cHEvHR alA COUPE --- - 'SS
Others to Cho0se from
John s. REECE
1870 First st. s.w, 2Is
SUNBEAM TALBOT
Convertible. 1850. looks like '53. This
S3.000--will sell for S1,4ab. Rear
of SlS Kennedy st. NV. 1913 or call
AP. 7-5471 other times,
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Europe Is Warned
To 'Federate' or Lose
U. 5.-British Support
BY tho A..eeietsd Press

STRASBOURG. France. Jan.
"a British Conservative. who
emphasized that he was speak
ing for himself and not for his
party or country. warned Euro
peans last night to wake up and
federate" or Britain and the
United States might abandon
them to the perils Of Russian in
vasion.
L. r. Gerald Longden ad-
dressed members Of the CONT
mental special constitutional as
sembly who met to debate the
draft Of a constitution for six
nation European federation.
France, West Germany. Italy,
the Netherlands. Belgium and
Luxembourg are represented.
along with voteless observers
from other members of the
Council of Europe. Mr.. Longden
is one of three British observers.
A shadow has been cast on
the work Of the assembly by
the rise of Rene Mayer to the
premiership of France He has
promised to reopen negotiations
on some angles of the proposed
siX-nation European army. One
of the purposes of federation
would be to control that army.
Might Lose Faith.
Mr.. Longden said Britain and
the United States might lose
faith and pull out" of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization if
Europe fails to unite.
There is no reason on earth 4
why the great nations # the
continent should not combine
their strength for their protec-
tion," he added, referring to the
arguments of some of the as
semblymen that the European
army treaty is doomed unless
Britain joins in it.
Would you fall fiat on your
face and meekly allow the rus
sions to occupy yourselves" he
asked.
French Leades Hit Plan.
Mr.. Longden's speech followed
attacks on the present draft for
q federation by leaders of two
Of Frances most powerful poll |
tical parties-Socialist Guy Mol /
let and Francois de Mention of
the Popular Republican Move !
ment. MRP is the party of for !
mer Foreign Minister Robert !
Schuman and his successor,
Georges Bidault.
Mr.. Mollet severely critized !
the draft because he said it |
closed the door to British men, I
bership. Mr.. de Mention !
charged it lodged too much
power in a council of foreign
ministers and lacked popular
control"
Britain, Mr.. Longden said, be-
lieves the best hope of avoid /
ing aggression or Of winning a
war is In NATO. But he said
NATO is chain of three links
the United States, Britain and |
Europe-and Europe is the !
weakest link in the chain.
Evening star., 1953-01-09

.6OA ASVSA GU NV
Johns since 1916. Earlier he was
president of La Sale College,
Philadelphia, and a faculty men,
ber at st. Thomas College, now
the University of Scranton. He
celebrated his 25th anniversary
in the Christian Brothers last
November.
A native of New Haven. Conn.
Brother Luke was educated in
Christian Brothers schools in
Newark, N. j.
At st. Johns. he organized the
Men Of st. Johns, a group Of
fathers and friends of the school
who underwrite the tuitions of
students needing financial help.
Evening star., 1953-01-09

.
B 70 t her Ed
mund Gle m =
ent.
B r o t h e r
Clement, W h o
has been pres
! d e n t since
1948, was re-
lieved because
of i'll health,
the school an
nounced.
B r o t h e r
Luke has been
an English in
rAn,anAnn ~ Ck
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Brother Luke Named Head
Of St. Johns Hiqh School

Brother Dominic Luke has
been appointed president of ST.
Johns College High School,
Evening star., 1953-04-17
ADVERTISEMENT.

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false teeth more firmly in place. Do not
slide, slip or rock. No gummy gooey,
pasty taste or feeling. FASTEETH is
alkaline mon -acid), Does not sour.
Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
Evening star., 1953-04-17

Jacket dresses, ensembles,
otter five dresses, sunbock
dresses, one and two-pieee
styles, sizes 10 to 20 and l4h
to 22Hz in the group.
Lansburch's-BETTER DRESSES
Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-04-17

(You may Write Maj. Mai,
in care of The Star, about
your oWn serUice-connected
problem. Please incloSe a
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(From AP Newsfeatures)
Evening star., 1953-04-12

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You'll appreciate BLUE B0NNEf's
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Vitamins A and D-as much year
round Vitamin A and D as you get
in the high h-priced spread for bread!
Yet BLUE BONNET Margarine
costs less than half a. much - the
high-priced spread. So put on BLUE
BONNET and be sure Of AL 81
Flavor, Nutrition, EcOnom-e-e!
Evening star., 1953-04-12

Folding Stairway is shipped fully e.
sembled with instructions, can be easily
installed by the homeowner. T he book
let, Magic In Your Attic, Offers IN
formation On inexpensive attic conver-
sion. Booklet requests should be direc-
ted to EZ-Way Sales, Inc, Box 800. b
St. Paul Park, MINI.
Evening star., 1953-04-12

heights hom7 to
10 feet, retracts
neatly into the
ceiling when not
In use: hes spe-
cial safety fea-
tvmes for children
and elderly usas,
including non
slip treads and
hand-ral.
The EZ-Way
Evening star., 1953-04-12
Wh0f'S New for Honest

For converting waste attic space to liv-
ing or storage quarters at low cost-the
EZ-Way Folding Stairway. Fits ceiling
Evening star., 1953-04-12

REMAINS IndL III Europe, OcCN Jill
is not taken lightly. By his dis
play our senator only gave fuel
to the European critics who de-
cryour representatives as crazy,
impulsive" Americans incapable
of mature leadership.
As / travelled from Korea to
Europe l found many such ex-
amples of damage done to Amer
ica's reputation by thoughtless
individuals overseas.
In New Delhi, India, for in
stance, the current scandal at the
time of my visit had been in
spired by the wife. of a newly
arrived American official (also
newly married). 1t seems that at
the brandy hour of their first
party when all the ladies were
gathered together, the new
American wife commiserated
loudly with the Indian ladies on
what a terrible thing it was to
have to bring up their children
amidst the disease and filth and
backwardness of India.
They'll Resent It
Nor just individually, but as a
nation, the United States has
frequently flubbed the problem
of how the richest country in the
world should approach the less
prosperous.
All over the Middle East, as
well as in India and Pakistan. !
heard complaints such as this
comment by a woman director of
Radio India: Its really quite
foolish for your Voice of America
to keep telling us that practically
every American worker has a
car. The masses of Indian people
the ones you are trying to
reach - merely feel resentment
at such emphasis on how much
better off Americans are than we
Indians"
If a person is trying to per-
suade a friend to become a busi-
ness partner, he will naturally
try to demonstrate how this rela-
tionship can advance the pro-
spective partners self-interest.
The United States does not
have to show that Americans
are well off, but that cooper
alton with America is hest for
the country I'm question. AS
an Egyptian put it, What we
want to know is whether what
America stands for is good for
Egypt" I"
Too AEueh LUXURY