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USED-CAR OFFICE

One SKIS and one 9x12 #. Asbestos
shingle on outside and completely
finished inside with Weld-Tex fluor-
escent lighting. Cali Ii. 4-O111.
NEw SUPER E3oicMfN1 g. E. L. and H. sr.esors: S Sas:
plowS, mowers, rakes, forage har.
vesters. corn pickers. balers, drills.
;pssadsrs, ssads leaders; power units: nit:
mills and shelters. New Holland ball
ers, forage harvesters, blowers. saws.
cement mixers and discs; New idea
mowers, rakes. corn pickers, spread
ers. elevators, wagons. leaders.
wagon unloaders, bodies, sprayers.
lime and fertilizer dist; Brillion
grass seeders; Myers hay condi.
tioners. baler and binder twine.
Parts and service. MALONEY'S.
INC, Silver Spring. Md.
400 FIT. 2x10's, 2xl0x14. VIII sell
for. $50 per M: Also steel cable
XII 0-f50H a
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DINING ROOM

DINING ROOM
DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
US AS WE GUARANTEE you
NEW SAMPLE CLOSEOUTS. LOOK
AT THESE BARGAINS.
Solid lined oak extension table and
leaf and 4 chairs, was $3.50, now
$3.50; finest quality junior blond
oak table. chairs, china and buf-
fet, was $395. now $239.5O; maple
gateleg table, was S49.60, now
$29.96; mahogany or maple exten-
sion dinette table and leaf and
chairs, was S69.50. now S47. 80:
many more bargains too numerous
to mention. Open Thursday till
pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
DISHWASHER- SINK COMBINATION.
GE, used very little, looks like
new: also GE auto. washer. used
only few hours. and GE ironer: will
sell all 3 for 1915. 1921 21st st.
NV -8
DIVAN AND CLUB CHAIR, with slip
covers: dinner set for 8: 45-yr.-old
Seth Thomas clock. HO. 2-2139.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK. colored: excellent. honest, re-
liable; part-time worker, B days;
apts. to clean for Govt. workers;
reference. LU. 4-5oeS. -
COLORED GIRL, desires Job B days q
week in Bethesda or Chevy Chase
vicinity. From 8 to f. Phone
Newmarket c-732 or write HESTER
DORSEY. Monrovia, Md. -
COLORED GIRL wants work. full or
part time: good ref. Call Ii. 7-1949.
COLORED LADY. desires Job as child
carer; exuerienced; 5 days . week,
ME. S-3265, -
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MOTOR TRAVEL

ssa vsassa. ESSAi EoSr ipaEtieaIals Sssii ME:
$4,000 between 8 and 10 am. 7s
LEAVING FEB. II for Boston, Mass.
Want riders for any point along
way. LU. 4-S7SS. -S
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LIGHT PLANTS
LCHNER. 2513 NJ NV. Elk. 1852
LIVING ROOM

A1O4 O441NE E1kb. SyO1O p0 INV E4<A. OsOOLl
LIVING ROOM
DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us
AS~WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 209kfTO 50S ON NEW SAMPLE
CL0sEouTS. LOOK AT THESE
Custom-5uilt studio couch in lovely
fabrics. was S79.50. now S56.50;
genuine mahog. kneehole desk, with
fine fooled leather top, was S249.50
now S12T. 500 Fisher duo lounge with
Sa69. .5os now Si4S. so: sofa-bed, vas :
S99.50, now .S59.50; very comfortable
n1ahog. platform rocker. was sos. 80
now $3.50; many more bargains toe
numerous to mention. Open Thurs
day till 9 pm. =
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
007 7th, 6t.N.W., Elk. 3-6742
me sample B6rgaln Store Of Wash.
LUMBER, q boards. 4 to IL IN. wide,
Sp Spo tG = In g. long, oI, pine new SHE eeond.'
LUMBER AND PLYWOOD-We have
what, You need in softwood and
hardwood; rheet sizes and cuttings,
perforated Masonite and Wallboard
products. Material worked to size
II you deSirei also quality cabinet
and store fixture hardware. Make
us .yout supply source for home
workshop needs. ,LANK WOODWORK
, CO.. INC. LIST and & Gts. S.e.. Ii.
3-1SO0. B
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MISUNDERSTANDING to
operate a comptometer helpful; ex-
5-day week; no Saturdays. BOX
300-Y, Star.
TEACHER, with training and exper..
ior nursery school. CO. 5-S256.
TELEPHONE INVESTIGATOR, to
make credit reports by phone; must
Type; 311a.hr. wk., 5 days. Call MR..
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, with typ
ing experience for insurance agent
ONCE: Call MIR. HENNEBERGER,
RE. 7-4900. 10
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SECRETARY

SEC'Y. .-STENO, for growing organiza-
ton. Exper. in newspaper or trade
organization helpful but not essen
ttal; Salary commensurate with
ability. Box 217-Y. Star. -S
SECRETARY-sTENOG., lst class, for
small. high-type law once; must be
experienced in legal work, eficient,
neat and accurate; $1,000 to the
right person. Call MR.. HARDING.
sEcRETXRT. R1t EEi2XHRG; srENo.-Five.day w Sk.,
excel. working conditions; good
starting salary; airline privil. ME.
sTEN0SGiRAPHER. Able to type and
take dictation, plus general once
work. 4O-hr, wk.. paid vacations.
surate with ability and exper. APP
ply J. H. ELLIOTT CO.. 1895 wis.
STENOGRAPHER, for real estate Of
nee; experience not necessary; o.
day week. Apply BOSS a. PHELPS.
INC. 1417 K st. NV. --12
experienced, for
small office in Alex; must be busi-
ness school graduate, able to accept
responsibility: excellent references
required; position permanent and
wen paid: 44-hr. wk. Call OV.
STENOGRAPHER- R-SECRETARY. Large
financial institution open 30 hours
per week. Excellent opportunity for
recent graduate or person with lin
tied experience Give full particulars
IN reply Box 1S3-X Star -
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL.-Also 39l courses IN
business. Industrial and eneineefinR.
,,. time. ,,IGssv. IGs Phcns NE US s-slaa Lac
or refresher course NOW In TYP
ING, shorthand or bookkeeping;
small cost. positions now open
peying to $4,000 u: up; BOYD
SCHOOL. est; 81 yrs;o 700 18th,
MODERN TRAINING in beauty eul-
ture: all subjects taught approved
for 81 training; day and ,4,,,. svenins
TYSsE 1Cj0 n sf NV DI T-f762
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SHORTHAND 8 TYPING
Learn in 6 Weeks

epeedwriting Pencil Shorthand
Used in Business and Civil Service
Guaranteed Complete Course
One Low Fee-Enroll Anytime
Attend Day or Night
Free Placement-Local or National
SPEEDWRITIN0 SCHOOL
1400 q st. NV. ST. 3-2os6
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SITUATIONS WoMEN

APT. HOUSE MGR. thoroughly ex-
Reply Box 1se-x. Star. 'OOsse0' 8"
child CARE. no housework or cook
Ing; 8 days z week. AID. 4-231s.
GEN. OFFICE WORK desired by
young lady, colored; exper. tipping.
nling,. etc. HO. 2-5711.
Girl. colored, desires night waitress
work. 5 to ] am; or any kind Of
york: IL to 9 an: II: 6-61s5.
Shs dishes Hn ehrS,o "t e. sos4e1 osst sefs :t
SECY. .-STEN0. = Exper.. legal. real
estate. general. Shorthand and fvn-
$4,000. Fvt. Ao7, &c
sTENOG; -SECY:. 10 yrs. varied exper.
in reputable ofnces. desires position;
excellent refs; avail. immedistely.
TYPING done N at home. VIII pick up
IN your once ii necessary. HP.
ATTRRIxacrIvE YOUNG LADY desire.
position as triRht hand) to execu-
tive Of highest caliber: highly capA-
Bile and thoroughly exp. in many
fields Of business: legal. real estate
and manufacturers representative
particulerly: salary commensurate
with ability and responsibilities.
nte4Ses Aysass EsS sa2 DAP II FPltsss sisr write for
TWO NEAT COLORED GIRLS desire
Cali HO. 2-S70S.
COLORED SEAMSTRESS. exper. up
holstery. alterations. dressmaking;
work guaranteed. DE. 2-S090. g.
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S'TENOGRApHER

PERSONNEL DEPARTMENTS
Permanent position at 14th and G
sts. NV; type 55 w.p.m., shorthand
100 w.p.m.; hours, $50 a.m.-5 pm. !;
good pay, with luncheon meals, va
cations with pay, sick leave, Rroup
1nSuIa rance, hospitaliza ton, employe
purchase discounts, periodic merit
increases.
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs, INC.
Room 200, 1341 g st. NV.
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SALESLADY

White or colored: no exper. necessary.
Sell ladies' nylon hose and mems
dress shirts, direct to consumer;
full or part time; excellent earn
ings. steady position. Apply HOLLY
WOOD, 703 7th st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1953-02-06

HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used, black. copper. cast iron.
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. Ma. S-S952.
HOSPITAL BED. like new, adjustable,
S35. GICHNER SURPLUS, 26lSE M
st; NV: Elk. 3-3527.
net; 20 drawers, 60 6x8 cards per
drawer. Cost $246, sell $1O0. DU.
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DICTAPHONE EQUIPMENT = Eiec-
tronic Dictator, Model AE. and
box of unused cylinders, other cyl
inders, carrying case for debating
unit, transcribing unit; $3.50 or best
offer. ia. 9-0984. Sc
SYSTEMS and home
recorders; S25. up. 30l Portland
fS!f1ns SEE srtfiss eonsistisS asS7 Of table
chairs, china. buffet. LA. 6-43s6.
DINING ROOM SUITE. 1o-pc.. jr.,
walnut; reasonable. Call IA. 2-7471.
DINING RIM. SUITE-e-pc., beautiful
lined oak, like new, $3.50. Phone
DINING ROOM SUITE, 10 pc., wal
nut; excellent condition: reasonable.
Phone RA. 3-h10A. -R
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VACUUM CLEANERS

All types and makes Of used clean
ers at lowest prices sold. Largest
stock in D. c. Save money, time
ssnd EFFORT; See us arst. TOP
VIOLIN, quite old, copy Of Lupot, BY
G. F. Seliustir & Sohn Of Saxony.
and solo, with good bow and ease;
gil g bargain at S1o0. Call RA.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY. a5es to
%,,.s So$ discount for ssia cash; LonEines.
famous brands; diamond rings. stone
rings. silverware. etc. SAM ORBACH,
Jeweler, 414 Buchanan st. NV. ia.
9-4354. Open ewes. and Sunday.
saessisy. sessHy Ideal for apt $50. TE.
WASHER. Hlsfisi late model Maytag, wiring
er: alum; tub; Re- RcA radio. hand
WSSHEp moTsT; WA; a,,oc.t TlSSo; ;w.,-,noo,
used used. iRIHe'i fSIi warrs@ty: SHi ssss. se'st Il.
CocKRELL & SONS. KI. 9-0306;
WASHER, ABC: ironer and desk. ia.
2nIsO93' 22-aSs03' 100 N. Monroe Apt. g. Ar
WASHERS-DRYERS
Recond. and guar. $19.e5 up. Call
for home appt. for top trade-in est.
on On, vs 1853 x brsnds nv,cP. 2. g, SMITH
WELDER, gas. portable. new cleo
trical leads. Phone after 9 pm. 10.
I. ii. G. CUB, as low as S716; for
small farm or estate. MALONEY'S.
INC, Silver Spring, Md,
USED EoUIPMENT-Cub tractor; ?:
Massey Harris i0l wiplow: D. c.
Case: F-2O cult; 2 l4-ir. plows.
mowers and two 14-in. plows: NOW
ers: land rollers: ensilage harvester:
Woods corn picker; Massey Harris
iNc. SILVER Enririg
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PAINTING-SPECIAL
$15 any average room. Free estimates.
Immed. serv. THOMAS, KE. $4,000
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Telephone Operator

4C1oJ41UIIE Op6IdLUT
And assistant room clerk; hrs, l2
midnight to 8 am: insurance and
hospitalization; paid vacations. Ap-
ply chief operator. HOTEL CON-
GRESSIONAL, 300 N. J. ave. sc. -S
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, exper.
upholstery preferred. JU. S-5725.
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KING. S203 Ga. Ave, JU. 9-5S91
GAS RANGE. Gaffers and sattier, 4
burner: with griddle. broiler. auto.
oven, folding table top. nearly new;
sacrince. AP. 1878. Cali after s.
GAS RANGES. new. used. SIS 10:
guaranteed: easy credit: nothing dn.
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. MA. S-8952.
Gas RANGES. new. used. $19.60 up:
Georgia ave. DE. 2-6566.
Gas STOVE--Large. Caloric; practi-
cally new. 2921 Tilden st. NV. 10
GUITAR, electric, with amp, perfect
condition. Ii. 7-7200. Ext. sos
GUN. custom Mauser. 270. w. c. r.
Weaver scope. Redfeld mount, ac-
cess, $50; new cond. OIL. 4-5S20.
HEATING SYSTEM-1M-in. circuiat-
ing pump, American Severn boiler,
l,250-ft. radiation; bucket-a day
? water heater and tank, Is 4-tube,
26-in. high radiators averaging SO
sections, excess quantity OF lia-in.
pipe for the system; S4OO. Can
be seen at CUSTOM SHADE g. AVN
ING SHOP. 500 N. West ST., Alex.
HRATRR, oil, circulating: blower,
drum and tubing included: used
weeks. TE R-Q0S4
Evening star., 1953-02-06

BABY CARRIAGE, Hedstrom, excel.
eSnaitiSn egea %h and andaaa agalaayDen' sac or best
BABY CARRIAGE. Storkline; batht-
nette and playpen (new pad), all
for $50. JE. 4-4394.
BABY CARRIAGE, Collier-Keyworth,
2-tone gray, chrome trimmed; excel.
Bas9 BiaHssS' SARRiaGE. CAR IA s-9GaS English s prsm.
large; cost SS7, $50 or best offer: !:
good condition. KI. S-5569. s.
BABY CARRIAGE, complete with
mattress; also " roll-away bed with
mattress. Phone LO. 4-703S. -6
tress; SIS. CAN ewes, WO. 6-S562
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AIRLINES NEED

Unmarried young women for inter-
esting, well-paid positions as Air
line Reservationists. Communica-
school graduates: ages 1890. Find
out il you can qualify. Central has
placed its graduates with every ma
Jor airline in the q. s. Phone ST.
AIRLINEs TRAINING DIVISION
CENTRAL SCHOOLS
suit6e707. 1925 Vermont Ave. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

IFURNITURE Of enc. apt. Simmons
Hide-A-Beds. desk. Chinese rugs,
chairs. etc: NO. 7-1509.. IS
lFURNITURE--3 mahog. chests. kit
set; end tables; studio couch; misc.
IFURNITUfRREWBaby bed. T. almost % new;
din. rm. desk. coffee table, rugs. etc.
Almost new, IA. 5-5617.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hide-A-Bed.
81 10; modern bedrm.. $125; gray
walnut bedrm. with double dresser,
$175; 5-pc. chrome dinette, S25;
5randonew $50 Hollywood beds for
S57 80; mahoe. knee-hole desk.
lar $50 brand-new. $50 ca. Mise.
the little store around the corner,
4429 Wisconsin ave. NV, mr.. Sears.
Open I'll z pm. EN-. 2-6o77.
lFURNITURE-Wicker settee. 8 chairs.
porch: S35. JU. 9-245I. -s
FURNITURE - Chests. SO; also
dressers and washstands: beds, So;
cnairs OF every description; love-
seat; S5. sos 9th ST. NV, EX. s.
Fg{sSlTuEE: ga ,.s3.: les. l than year old; pair
leather tops and concealed tray;
also beautiful Jamestown Side chaii
IN red velvet; sacrifice. JU. S-Iass
FURNITURE - New blond bedrm
SulLe, SlO0. AP. 7-627S 81
FURNITURE - Complete househoId
furnishings for sale. JU. 6-9SO7.
FURNITURE. UNCLAMED-wWsSr.
! mouse clearance: Pair Victorian sidt
| SnalrS. $40; studio couch. S45; ma.
nogany wardrobe, S35; Hoilywooc
n;eaaon3ard. ;a $40; pr. chartreuse fire.
elIue lue cnairs, $2S; gray damask sofa
chest Of drawers, 500; bine damssS
iove seat, $85; Hollywood bed, $40;
mirror, S6x46. 500; channel-Sa
occasional chair, Sls: nv sfooI
S4;95; fancy pillows, acc; LAMBS
y gTPPHofsTEEERERs, s447 iHs83sRTM4NS is3s e. \. u
T-SS42 after $50 ewes. "a
FUhN.-2 liv. rm. chairs, chartreuse
| modern: $40 each. RCA I7-in con.
sole Tv. blond. z mos. old; S275
20. S-2SO6 or 2907 GainesviIie st
FURN. CLEARANCE - Twin heds
18th Century high post, barTsin
Hide-a-bed type sofa, 500: Studio
couches, $25-$35. Fine mahog. chest
4 on chestaf and dresser. Bargain
Lounge chairs, $40; 2, $50. Mod
4 occas. chairs. mirrors, lamps; end
lamp and cocktail tables; chests
$40, $12, $15, S25. Dressers. S19
dropleaf tables, SIS to S45, Dun.
4 can Phyfe 10-pc din. group, S119
Rock maple dinette set. Inner spr
mattress. $40. S15; box spr,. Si5
IermS. LAB l. st. NV. RE 7-S96l
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Baby Crib and Carriage Sale
ssvs scsts up tS. to to s4Io%s s1 sEsnds pGhT GhE
SHOP, 2461 18th st. NV, opp.
Ambassador Theater. Open Mon.
and Fri. NIGHTS.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

The position Of resident manager IN
ment buildings is open. This is a
large. well-established, atr-condt-
toned building. Substantial salary
and an attractive 1-bedroom apart
with real and actual experience as
resident manager will be considered.
Please state fully and in detail ex-
perience, education. age, family,
whan available. etc. Box 2S9-Y.
Star
Evening star., 1953-02-06

BAR. knotty pine. 8 #. long, q IN.
Saturday until IL noon, ali day sun.
BED, hospital, adjustable, Foster
,Pges ,5SsS Hiss; s;.r' siishtiS used. 500. BOX
BED. walnut. double. box springs,
offer. LA. CISCO. -
lamps. table. 7-ft. deep freeze. comb.
radio-phono.. washing mach, sew
ing mach, ETC.; no dealers. Fri,
after 6, all day Sat. and Sun. 3616
Legation st. NV. -S
BEDS-Twin mahogany, complete.
Simmons box springs and mattresses,
$50. JE. 2-2756.
BEDS AND MATTRESSES
Single Army bed. new mat. $12.50;
double bunk bed, new mattresses,
$29 so; Hollywood beds with mat
tresses, $16.50: fold-away beds.
compl. $17.75: mattresses. $3.50 to
S15. D. c. SURPLUS SALES, 511
New jersey ave. NV. Ii. 3-9S63. %
BEDS GOVT. SURPLUS
36-in. width. sterilized Hollywood
BILE bunk beds. Sl9e5. mattresses
beds; SiO.95. Solid maple double
bedsteads; $40. New bedding avail
able ct large discounts. N. FRANK
& son. 414 3rd st. NV, EX.
Evening star., 1953-02-06

SALAD WOMAN (white), exper. This
is an excellent position for one who
wishes to live in. Call stewards
gALESGIRL-No experience neces-
1sary: must be neat. alert. friendly:
65-day wk.; closed Mondays; 81
per hour to start. Apply in person.
: sCHUPPS BAKERY. 5542 Conn.
OALESLADY-Ladies' ready-to-wear
. exper. preferred but not necessary:
Sal. and comm. ADORABLE DRESS
SHOP, 90q H st. ne. y
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09

Jones and daughter Roxanna and
son Melvin, Jr. and Mrs. Blanche
Baker of Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs.
leighton Baker of Philadelphia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Toutchton of
Northeast, Md. Ralph Blakeney,
stationed at Atlentic City Naval
Air Base and Miss LeOna Kelly Of
Wilmington were visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald during
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hunt are
the proud parents of a baby girl
born in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital Saturday, October 3rd. The
little miss has ben named Marilyn
Mae.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Shockley
were Wilmington visitors on Satur-
day.
Mrs. William Kibler and daughter
of Hartford, Conn.,. is visiting her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Myrtle Kibler.
MIR. and Mrs. Leon Tucker of
Wilmington Manor were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan on
Wednesday evening of last week.
Farmers Sale and Service Corp.
agents. for the Case Machinery Co,
are erecting building on a lot pur-
chased from Douglas Morgan on the
dupont Blvd across from the Junk
yard.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09

son and Mrs. Clara Wilson in Wilm.
ingtOn on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Benson al
Cedar Creek are the proud parents
of a baby boy born in the Milford
Memorial Hospital on Friday, Oct. 2
He has been given the name OF
Ralph Dale. This is the second child
for the Bensons. the other being a
little daughter, Donna.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeCOmpte, spent
last week at their cottage on Reho-
both Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Murray of
Selbyville we're Tuesday supper
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
/ Morgan.
On Sunday their dinner guests
were, Mrs. MOrgan's mother. Mrs.
Harvey Collins and Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Carey and children of Gum
bOrO.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Dickerson
of Milton were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Onis Carpenter.
Callers on Sunday evening were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Knowles of
CheswOld and Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Parker of Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson of
Bristol, Pa, were recent guests of
his brother. E. J. Wilson and family.
Mrs. William Warren, Mrs. Mar
garet DOnnelly and Nancy Spence
were Wilmington shoppers on Fri
day.
Miss Ethel Beardsley spent sew
eral days the first of this week in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Wilson spent
the weekend with his brother.
Clarence Wilson and family in Bris-
tol. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Unisinn are
visiting relatives in Washington,
D. C.
Mrs. Wilmer Cason of Seaford
spent last week with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Warren,
while Mr.. CasOn was on a business
trip to Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Davidson
returned to their home in Phila-
delphia on Monday after spending
the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Baker and three
children of Greenwood, Mrs. Melvin
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09
LINCOLN
Gg Hrs, George n. DosTTCkoon
Phone Milford 1859
Lincoln Methodist Church.
Rev. William H. ReVelle, minister.


Rev William H. ReYelle, minister.
Sunday, October 11th
II A. M. Church School, Douglas
Morgan, Superintendent
$3.50 NJ. Y. F. Much interest is
being shown by the young folk who
are having Bible discussion. There
has been a good attendance since
the meetings have been resumed
If you are in this age group and
don't attend you are cordially in
vited.
1880 evening worship and sermon
by Rev. Revelle.
The regular business meeting OF
the M. Y. F. was held in the Sunday
School room of the Church on
Wednesday evening, October 7th.
The State wide Chest X-Ray
Mobile Unit will be in Lincoln on
Saturday, October 10, from 8 o'clock
until 4. If you did not get your
A-Ray, now is the time.
The Friendship Bible class will
meet with Mrs. Ollie Higman
Saturday afternoon, October 17th
Text word. Charity.
The Loyal Workers class will
meet with Mrs. Edward Hearn
Tuesday evening, October 13. Text
word, Love.
DR.. Harry Howard. psyehiatrist,
and director Of the Mental Hygiene
Clinic at the Delaware State Hos
pital will give talk entitled $50
You're a Parent?" at the Lincoln
p. T. A. meeting scheduled for 8
o'clock October IA, at Lincoln
School.
All parents Of this school district
are urged to attend this meeting to
hear this important talk.
A discussion period will follow
DR.. Howard's talk during which time
parents are urged to present any
problems they would like discussed.
Please plan to attend.
Little Alton King who was on
the amateur hour at the FELTON,
Drive-In Theatre recently, tied for
third place.
Work has begun on the home of
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Williams on the
LincOln-Milford Road. Mr.. and Mrs. I
Williams are living in Oreland. Pa. |
Mrs. Fannie Atkins, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Charles Jones and son Billy of Mil !
ton. Miss Emma Davidson and Mrs. /
Nora Ennis of Harbeson spent Fri
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Davidson.
Lucuis Carpenter of ClaymOnt, !
Delaware and Mrs. Sara c. Thomas
of WOOdlyn, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs. /
Onis Carpenter on Thursday and
attended the funeral of their aunt.
Mrs. Bessie Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hearn and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hearn and
daughter Alice Ida of Harrington
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Butler and
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09

U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
planes drop 50-pOund blocks of salt
to lure elk and other big game 10
summer ranges.
Evening star., 1953-02-23
cold weather. chance to catch

cold weather. chance to catch
up.
Fast-idle the engine, of course,
and accelerate it occasionally to
prevent the automatic choke
from overlooking the carburetor
Taking your time getting into
the traffic stream pays off in
other ways, too. Perhaps you get
under way and then discover
that the windows are steamed
over. You could have prevented
this by opening the windows
while warming the engine, using
the defrosters or wiping the
glass with one of the new anti
Jogging cloths.
1t is always a good idea to
check road surface conditions
before starting off. Often the
streets will be more slippery
than the sidewalk. Be especially
wary Of those times when there
is considerable variation in
traction.
It is always well in cold weather
to get the engine we'll warmed
up before putting a car away for
the night. This helps keep water
diluent out of the crankcase oil.
Also it pays to take time to
stop for gas so that the car
always has a full tank when
garaged. This will lessen the
risk Of water in the gas from
condensation.
Different Service Needed.
Even service has to be altered
to fit the cold season. When the
oil is changed. for instance.
have the engine well warmed up.
This will help get rid of sludge.
After a greasing it's wise to
give the car 5 or 10 miles Of
running so that the lube can
work in to better advantage.
You can also keep the spark
plugs cleaner, prevent skipping,
and free up sticky valves by
driving on the open road as much
as possible. Here the road sur
face is also likely to be safer.
At those times where there Is
no skid danger accelerate more
freely and change the tempo to
faster pace to give the engine
the variety which is so often
beneficial to it.
Finally. your changed attitude
toward winter driving should in
clude readiness to meet the new
and the unexpected.
(The Russell Service)
Evening star., 1953-02-23
Sub-Zero Weather
Requires 5-W Oil

Whenever temperatures OF
minus 10 degrees Fahrenheit or
lower are expected. automobile
owners should change to sac
5-W motor oil, according to Pc
troleum technologists.
Most automobile manufactur-
ers, these experts say. are recon-
mending the use of sac 5-W
grade of engine lubricant for
their 1853 models for cold
weather driving.
This protective care Of auto
mobile, truck and bus engines is
just as important for older mod
els as with this years vehicles.
it was pointed out.
Only recently have these oils
been made suitable for more
normal winter use as well as for