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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont, ,

s2;SOo 81. DoWNmBrieki , {, o2 g fan families; 4
S14. 800. Exclu. s., sc. MIR. NC
Ginniss, MA. $4,000 or TU. 2-23SS
T. w. BEENtNS SA g INC. IS
HUNT CORNER BRICK-Near 5th
and Pa. ave. s.e.3 oil h.-w.h.; income
G.150 per W.; furn.; sell for S3S,-
300 on easy terms. EX. 3-3400;
LARGE, LEVEL TRACT on r.r., near
main. hwy. Suburban Maryland
Zoned for mfg. or warehouses. 5
cents so. IT. Substantial cash re-
quired.. An excellent investment for
immediate use or to hold for profit.
For details cali ME. S-0O79. Mr..
Wtll1nRham. eyes,, XII. S-2569
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INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

4 UNIT BUILDINGS NV. AND Sc
showing sood returns. Small down
payment. HA. $4,000. -1O
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8O-FT. RAMBLER

YOU'LL LIKE 1T
YOU'LL LIKE 1T
Cape Cod on q wooded acre. Fire
place. dining rm.: expansible attic.
The most house ST 100 DOWN will
buy; S94 per mo. pays all. Move in
with deposit.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continued.l
SMALL OFFICE RITTT.DINr

Vacant. in downtown financial district
Modern. well-lighted BLDG. fully
ar cono.; particularly suitable for
agency. etc, etc. Attractive lease
can be arranged for responsible
party. MRS. WHITNEY, ST. 3-4559.
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MOTORCYCLES
TRAIlERS

SOFT: WHITLEY TRAILER. late 40
shower: towing dolly and elec,
brakes includ.; $2.295. Lot 1855,
Temple Trailer Village. Alex, va.
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AUToMorlYE MISC.
GARAGES

DUMP BODY AND HOIST, b-yard
Garwood; $3.50 or best offer. Phone
LO 5-0112 after 8 pm. Ill
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STORE, VALUES

~ = 0AbA &AAS LIN
1000 EYE ST. N.W.-l4x6O, incl
heat and hot water; full bsmt ;.
l23 18th ST. N.E.-store and apt.
h.-w.h.: S135 mo.
1904 l1th ST. N.W.-store. incl
heat; $75 mo.
90 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lge. 1st d
area; incl. heat: S125 mo.
l.45 e2nd ST. Nw.-corner brich
store with separate Arm. apt. and
bath; bSmt.: gas h.-w.h.. $3.50 mo
! 400 NO. CAPITOL sT.-Good cond
incl. heat and hot water; S125 mo
1888 NO. CAPITOL sT.-corne,
store with full b"mt.. including heat
and hot water: S125 per mo.
43 H ST. N.W.-Large store includ.
ing heat and hot water; S10O per
- KENNEDY ST. NW-Blds
2oxl5 plus parking area 1OOxl SO:
$500 per mo-.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

WANT TO RENT furn. cottage for
summer. Rehoboth, Ocean City, Nd.
VALUABLE OCEAN CITY. MD. prop
crty; good income; corner lot,
- 146'x1O0': 6 apartments, furnished;
room for $40 more. Contact %
s. Main St, Berlin, Nd.
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WHY PAY
"HI" RENT?

WHEN you can buy q sparkling
white 2.bedrm. BUNGALOW on large
with only SMALL Down PAYMENT
and $40 per month, including taxes
and insurance; lovely Fairfax neigh
6ofhood; near all conveniences. Call
Tor appointment
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STORES FOR RENT

e0-ST0RE SHOPPING CENTER in
nearby virginia with 5OO-car park
Ing has opening for book store,
candy store With post once con-
TRACT. OF launderette only. Call Mr..
Holland. H. @. SMTTHY Co. eIi
d.t 18th s; nv; ~; ST; $500; 80
Mod. display window. Approx. $50
%. it., off-st. parking avail. Si00
mo. Call NE. S-0O95, COAlET
REALTY CO., 1908 New York ave.
NV. -S
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NoAN 49,


WANTED: 14-f0-ft. Runabout, 1928
h.p., outboard and trailer In good
condition. Phone OV. S-3656. ewes.
@ Ill
SPEED BOAT, l0-ft. Thompson, with
26-h.p. Mercury outboard motor;
has custom leather seats, Windshield
and LIGHTS; $1,000. Jordan S-7796.
10
26-FOOT CABIN CRUISER, V-s Ford
with Wee drive. can be seen at KELL-
ANS RAILWAY, Chesapeake Beach,
Nd. Ils
SELECT YOUR BOAT from our
orokerage istings containing Corr
rect Craft, Wheeler. Richardson,
Colonial. Owens. Baltzer, Chris
Craft. Steelcraft. Welin and other
Stock-built models See the new
1858 Correct Craft cruisers and
run4bOutS now on display. THE
WASHINGTON MARINA. 1900
Maine ave. S.w., RE. 7-4797.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

2nd-trust note, S2,476.
payable S45 mo. for $2.175. $500
Bass pl. Sc. LU. 1-45SS. %
6% FIRST TRUSTS "a, $500 each.
$40 month; economy homes, Wood
bridge. Va: good 'eoOie. OIL. 4
NOTES FOR SALE-Tvo deferred
purchase money trusts. secured on
solid property. BY responsible par
ties. Reasonable discount. CAN
HAVE SEVERAL high-quality 2nd
trust notes. secured on nearby Va
homes, due within 5 yrs: 15Se dis
count. CaH Mr.. BRANT, u. 3-e11e.
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FARMS

STROUT CATALOG-Free. Farms
and businesses; 81 States. STROUT
WASHINGTON Sterling 3-37S4.
254 AIRES, 1870 cleared; 2 dwellings.
all necessary outbldgs.; 100 miles
south; S2S,0O0s terms; IS black
Angus and 45 sheep optional. TIE.
22 ACRES. 5 big rooms. hard road
south; $500; $500 down $50 miies q
month. TIE. 6-4l3l.
115 ACRES, 6 rms, rs miles south
q d. c.; $4,000 with $500 down,
$40 month. TIE. R-4l3l.
NEAR COLESVlLLE. MD. 41a acres
: garage, brooder houses. chicken
house. barn. oil hot-water heat
WOODMoOR AGENCY, INC, JU
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DROP I'M ANY TIME
Streets Have PerSonalitieS

Streets Have Personalities
And this one will have you ohing and
ahing, till we arrive at the front
door OF this home. Located, very
close in. A home with so much
red brick with reception hall: liv.
rm. has unusual mirrored firepl. !;
private side scr. porch, sep. din.
rm... bright. mod. kit; powder dry
bsmt.: 3 nice bedrms., tiled bath,
att, garage, slate roof. deep lot.
school. $4,000 cash at S2O,95O and
it's yours. See it todayl
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. ia. 10000.
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BUSINESS PROP FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN. 2nd floor. 927 10th
st. NV: 14x1O0: parking for / car
In rear. MR.. KAY. ME- S-3679
1900 SQUARE FEET floor space, day
light bldg. no columns; End floor for
lease: ne. Offices or . coml. Phone
LA. 6-S116. MR.. WALL. -
WORKSHOP OR STORAGE. 2Ox35;
in 1st comml. zone; gas heat, elec'
and water supplied; in NV. section.
Ga. ave Rent. $50 mo. RA. $4,000.
?ND COMMERCIAL-En d., 1000
SO. 1T. Suitable auditorium. church,
sign painting, display. room, light
manufacturing, warehouse, etc.
IA: 9-4181, TU. 2-36S3. ia
NORTHWEST, d. C.-5.OOO so. IT,;
one floor; on grade: truck entrance.
Mr.. Fischer with DREYFUSS
BROS, MA. S-05S2; ewes. HO.
ARE YOU INTERESTED m 1000
SQUARE FEET OF SPACE NOW
BEING USED BY AN INSURANCE
COMPANY? Space consists of 3
floors, separate entrance to upper
floors, oil heat. Our lease is for 5i5
years, but will sacrifice to party
satisfactory to owners. Apply 1915
14th st. NV. -
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GET SETTLED

Before warm weather, in this big
SPACE in liV. rm., flush f1repl. so pop
ular today, dining L, modern equip.
kit. bsmt. with ground-level exit;
3 bedrms. and bath; gas hot-water
heat. private yard. Just of Shirley
price, Si6,7O0. A good buy. Call
80.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy OF Glebe. IA. 10000
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LOANS

WE WILL REFINANCE YOUR home
to reduce your present payments
ERAL INVEST CO., RE. 1850
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2kaee TO 4ec DISCOUNT
MR.. QUICK-RA. 6-3418 IL
LOWER PAYMENTS LEss INTEREST
Let me fe1narce VouH home and
consolidate your present trusts.
thereby reducing monthly payment
ana interest and give you ans nai
ancP in cash Call MR. MILLER
NE S-1220 evenings La R-5194
2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
immediate service. Call MA $3.50
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
l014 K St NV 11th and X
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POTOMAC HUNT
% ACRES

Rolling woodland. located at intersec-
thur blvd; stream. $500 per acre,
terms. Also three 1-acre tracts at
Sl,750. OWNER. IA. 7-1660: ewes.
JU. S-022Q. q
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RETIRED?

Call now. inspect this 2-bedrm
white cottage. nestled among the
trees, in, Virginia Forest. EQUIP
KIT. automatic washer. Venetian
hlinds. storm windows and screens.
2-CAR GARAGE. 1mmed. posses
SION S12,950. excel. terms.
Lynn Realty, JE. 2-94OO
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1925 CONN. AVE. NV.

Two adj. nicely furn. air-cond. pvt
rms, in attr. suite of established
law Arm. Rent separately or as unit.
Highly desirable loc. Conv. to May
flower. Statler and Govt. Ideal for
professional person. trade assoc.
mfgr. repr. Rent includes reception
list, telephone answering services, use
OF library. conf. rm. and other
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ARLINGTON REALTY
REALTOR
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-93OC
SNUG AS A RIG

In this new 6-rm. brick rambler.
Long, low and close to the ground
Modern iv. rm. featuring unusual
nrepl. and oversize picture window
Junior din. rm.. cabinets In kit.
paneled making that DIFFERENCE
Three bedrms.. slick bath. In an
area OF more expensive homes. Total
price only $18,950. You'll buy 1t
when You see 1t! Call now.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, on Glebe. JA. 7-9O9O.
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MONEY WANTED

$50. .O00 q So payable mo. 10. Is or
20 yrs, secured LIST mortg. rented
SHOWING SHOWING ICs' ioss net 'es on $4,000 Tx. Ex.
elusive agent. Box 10-D. Star. -
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
IN dupont Circle area: telephone
stenographer available. Call DE.
NEAR MAYFLOWER and statler-
Attrac: modern furn. and equip,
switchboard and sec. serV: reas.
rates; park. areas; .conv. EX. 3-2205.
NEW. MODERN OFFICE, located in
wheaton shopping center. Recep-
ZIONIST and tel. answering service
aVail, Reasonable rates. LO.
4-S466, 10
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DREAMERSl

North Arlington choice local-Ador-
able. cuStom-built. 2-bedrm., 2-bath
brick rambler; an effortless house
that permits day dreams; no duplt-
cate Of this architects original
masterpiece known Circular en-
trance hall, immense liv. rm din
rm with glass breakfast bar, bullt-ln
buffet, den with rich paneled in
terror, bar, interior picture window,
and rear patio. luxurious landscap-
ing. barbecue pit. detached brick gar.
Includes drapes, cornices, mirrors,
dishWasher. wall-to-wall carpeting.
latest elec. access orieS. SEE SOON
OR BE SORRY. S29,75O, full price;
att. financing.
VIM. L. WAKEFIELD
ia. 7.I773. 24-HR. SERVICE.
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FAN MY BROW!

II this amt the incest. cleanest. B.
the price is really low. considerins
recent sales In the neighborhood. II
hes full bsmt.. sep. din. rm.,
lge. bedrms.. tiled bath. Big FHA
trust to qualified purchaser. Better
last. Telephone right nowl
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. ia. $4,000
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BUSINESS PROF. WANTED

5000 TO 10000 so. FIT. WANTED
for national organization between
Penna. and Mass. between 14th and
10th st. NV. Give particulars and
price Immediately on what YOU have
to ofier. Box 247-C, Star. -8
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AUTO SUPPLIES. Est. In 1929. Gross vol. In
land equip. vehicles s65. 600. Refer to IND l2l.
TAVERN & RESTAURANT. Founded in 'S3.
land bldg. It' inyty 81, ,0O6 Reer II IND 4is'
BICYCLES MOTOR CYCLES APPLIANCES.
Low rent Equip & invty SIS. 900. Refer TENN $50.
INTERIOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q TILE
sra51S 5s Ss o sales $4,000 Sith 3D. net Excel
GREENHOUSE & FLORIST. Only one between 2
lge. Tenn cities. On busy hwy Net 2o9s. Land 250x
PAINT SALES & coSSTTRAcTiNai iI1a Lucrative tive
trade in growing suburb, Cd. net. I'm. home. land.
E-cABINs BEER. In wise. Deiis region no 3
Acres with cabins. tents; log cabin. Capty. SO.
OIL DfsTRiBUToR, $4,000 sales S; vol in in 50.
socSny- Vacuum FRANCHISE mel eos Very steady. tank
GROCERY. Retirement is sales motive. Est. for IA
yrs 52 sales slS.4Os. Low rent Equipment. fixtures.
GRocERiEs MEATS. Did Oss seO.OSo zoo % vol .VG In
~ Excel net. Prosperous Tex. oil town. Bldg. has
LOCKERS < MEAT Processing. No compet
2 plants in neighboring comm. Sales $69. .9S9. 7SS
s9a osf SWnsG retiring NR Est s Is
rs On US; 40: Shell Oil prod. acres, s rental
ssY APPLIANCES si5 FhiRoo I'M RosSS sSS
eeia Bendlx. aS5 RCA etc franchises Sales in 1852.
ET Mo g SoTes 8aS Be ssed or 5 m
yrly or puTch for 10000 Net over 500. All equip.
Ss All food nes SsGn and q Philips @ g
Just SlosoUU. Refer to Code No. IND 2g9
MEMS * LADIES' FURNISHINGS. III health
reason for sale. High volume very profitable Price
incl. equip. & invty S20. 900. Refer IND 2i6
WASHETERIA LAUNDRY. Owners wife I'M
Must move. Net 500. IL Maytag mach. DRYERS ex-
tractor. fixtures. etc. .-$12, $50. Code TEX 272
TRAILER COURT BOTTLED GAS SALES
Space for 80 trailers. Gross sales in 52. $3.50 900
Net sqS1 Land. equip; bldg; ;s55; 900. No. IND S5l
RADIO TELEYIsI0N Gibson. Motoroa.
Arvin. WESTINGHOUSE franchises. Bldg. with 2 apts
fixtures, land. equip $3.50. 900. Refer to IND 1856
SPORTS WESTERN WEAR SHOP. No
compel. Gross receipts $43.75O Cd. franchises
Bldg leased lnv equip, flxt. .-s26. .625. TEX 779.
ICE HOUSE q CUSTOM GRINDING. Est since
1882. No competition. Booming Tex. oil town. Store
bldg Marehse.. land. equip. inv. SIS OOO TEX 1872
TAVERN a RESTAURANT. Illness reason for
sale: Net $4,000. 46 capty. IL rm. home, bldg
land fix fixtures. equipment- .925 No. wis i54.
CABBAGE DISPOSAL. No Compel Sl0, 600 net
PIT. yrly. 1900 reg. customers Exclusive territory
set up; All equipments .125. Code No. WIS 1856
,DoDGE,PLYMoUTH AGENCY. Sales s2O4 900
IN ,52 Cd net. Retirement reason for sale. Est.
since SS; Equip, parts invty- -S1S, ,275 IND 215.
READY Y-TO-WEAR SHOP. Cd bus. in progress
sive Wise; comm. Leased bldg. with liv qtrs Com
plete eduip' fixtures. invty s7500. WIS 178.
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n q 81 15 ITySK y577 ~: s

Esta6lished 1900 y acres. bldg. I'm. ny; qtras.
FURNiTuisE sEAPPIIANcEs' Sses O sis.Sss miS -OT IN
'52. Kelvinator. GE. Strom. -Carls., Magic Chef
CAFE-TOURISr ROOMS. iii health forces sale.
rental rms. At intersection Of hwys x acre. 2
AUTO REPAIRS. No compel. Nets sl0.00O per
"; Cd eauipsmsen&t ss & land l5oxl0O bldg; 6oxIo liS.
DAIRY oGEES DRIvEeIN. Nets Sus SO 600 900 ON On
gross OF go OOO Great potential Land leased Bids
e0I I REa REssS sSF KeisT 70 SSde s IEx 59l
az yriy Great demand more nor than present owner
'an RS3ale S9mPIeSe oH sIS0oSO an NO TEN 5d
Sd lease Gross sales SS2.56S. Ideal for man-wiie.
kqgP my s10e4 Ree5 noss to NS sSo IA IA 4S5
nual volume; Sales q service work. Bldg. with liy.
qtrs.. land 60x260. equip $3.50 No. PA S11
43 acres. banquet cooking bldg: picnic grounds.
inyty. equip; So; 500 Refer 70 Code No. PA 46l.
Owner in poor health. Low rent. Estab. in 1888.
Equipment & inyty. .-Ss415. Refer to Code PA $50.
bldg. Excellent equip. Highly regarded Equip. in
DINER. on busy highway near Allentown. Pa.
$4,000 volume. Ill health: sales motive. Bldg. ly.
GROCERY. In Bucks County. Pa. Estab 22
lines Land, BLDG equip; s27 ,s75. Code No PA 2s9.
BAERY 6Sa Essb in iSS lSS5 &c Owner in poor health
Mixed coNcRF BocKs Sqe Docs Soc SIS 9SS 90
bldgs.. equip. invty.- .-s95 .OOO Code No IA iIs.
HARDWARE STORE, Sales yrly. s25. .sO2. Good
trade, highly regarded. Land 52x150, bldg, 4Sx52,
equip. etc. $50 900. Refer TO Code IND 444
RESTAURANT & GAS STATION On main hwy,
Station leased out, S1l0 per mo. Lunch rm. does
5000 mo. Land. bldg. etc. $4,000. No. IND 24l.
TAVERN & LUNCH '52 volume was ss7 .s29.
Cd. Indiana town. Owner moving out OF state. 10
acres. . BLDG, equip: -S23. 900: Code No IND 2s9.
from business. Cd. profit Ideal for family Land.
bldg, liy qtrs.. equip inv s20. 600 No. IND 324.
RESTAURANT-SERVIC STATION. Good profit
Progressive city. On main hwy. Full repair serv.
Land. BLDG. liV. otrs.. equip $4,000. IND 227.
For full details write for vol. lip. 74-zs
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Shrimp is Americas favorite she'll
hsh-fresh, frozen or canned-and,
according TO the Shrimp Association
of the Americas, the favorite method
of preparation is French-fried. Before
these little shellhsh are fried, in ac-
cordance with the directions below,
they have TO be cleaned, of course,
and that's NOT so hard as you might
think. Hold the tail end in your left
hand, slip your thumb under the
she'll, between feelers, and lift off 2
or 3 segments in one motion. Then,
still holding firmly to the tail, pull
the shrimp out from the remaining
she'll section and tail. With a knife,
cut along the outside curvature and
lift out the black sand vein, if desired.
The vein is harmless, but some people
object TO the appearance of the black
line.
French-Fried Butterfly Shrimp
Remove shells from l pound raw
shrimp, fresh or frozen, being careful
not to break off the tail meat. With
a sharp knife, slit along the back of
the shrimp, cutting almost thro"oh
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authority on Delaware history, is
writing biography of Louis Nc
Lane, Anyone having letters,
diaries, journals or other informa-
tion concerning this noted Della
warean is urged to contact DIR.
Munroe at the University of Della
Smyrna times., 1953-07-09

ston and another married the son
of Alexander Hamilton.
McLane's portrait is attributed
to John F. Francis, a very able,
but little known painter, who was
born in Pennsylvania about 1910
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u OF RECEIVES
GIFT PORTRAIT
University Presented Portrait
of Delaware's Foremost
Statesmen Louis McLane
NOW ON DISPLAY

A portrait of one of Delaware Is
foremost statesmen, Louis Nc
Lane, has been presented to the
University of Delaware by Mrs.
George l.. Batchelder, Jr., of Mo-
raine Farm, Beverley, Massachu-
setts. The newly acquired paint
ing, in excellent condition, is val
liable addition to the University's
permanent art collection and is
now on display in the Memorial
Library. Mrs. Batchelder, the
donor, is descended from the Mil
ligan family to which Mrs. Nc
Lane belonged and thus has had
the portrait in her possessin for a
number of years. Louis McLane
(1786-1875) attended Newark
Academy at the beginning of the
10th century and was a charter
member of the Board of Trustees
of Newark College, now the Uni
versity of Delaware. He was the
son of RevolutionaryWar hero,C
Allan McLane. Born in Smyrna,
he became a midshipman in the
Navy at the age of twelve and
served under Stephen Decatur. He
left the, service to enter Newark
Academy where he studied law un-
der James A. Bayard of Whining
ton. He was admitted to the bar
in 1907 and practiced law in the
city of Wilmington. In 1872, he
married Catherine Mary Milligan,
daughter of Robert Milligan of Bo-
henia, Cecil County, Maryland.
His distinguished political career
began with a term of service in
the House of Representatives,
1S17-1827, during which time he
became chairman of the important
Ways and Means Committee. He
was a u. S. Senator from 1927
1929 and minister to Great Britain,
another extremely important post,
from 1829-1831 and late from 1845-
1916. He was Secretary of the
Treasury, 18311833; Secretary of
State, 1833-1834; President of the
Morris Canal and Banking Com
pany, 1814-1837; and President of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
1837-1847,
Important Achievements
His missions to England were
distinguished by two important
achievements: the opening of the
British West Indies to American
shipping and the securing of the
Oregon Cession in 1916. In his
brief term as Secretary of State,
his chief contribution was the es-
tablishing of an orderly procedure
of State Department operations.
McLane was Federalist and later
a Jackson Democrat, although he
broke with the Jackson adminis-
tration over banking problems
During the closing years of his life,
he lived on the Bohemia River in
Maryland and died in Baltimore in
1857. He is one of a very few Del
awareans to have been mentioned
as possible presidential candi-
date.
Other members of McLane's
large family were also to become
distinguished for their achieve
ments. His son Robert became
Governor of Maryland and minis
ter to France, Mexico, and China.
His son Louis became president of
the Wells Cargo Company. A
third son, Allan, was president of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany. One daughter married Con-
federate General Joseph e. john
Smyrna times., 1953-07-09

and lived for a time in the vicin-
ity of Wilmington. Three of his
other works are displayed in the
Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
DR.. John A. Munroe, chairman
of the History Department and an
Smyrna times., 1953-07-09

Wash away sand veins. Salt shrimp
on both sides. Beat | egg with l tbsp.
water in a small bowl. Mix V cup
fine, dry bread crumbs, u cup -four
and 2 tbsp. paprika on a piece Of
waxed paper. Dip shrimp in egg;
then roll in bread-erumb mixture.
Fry about 3 minutes, or until golden
brown, in deep fat heated TO 350'F.
Drain on absorbent paper toweling.
Serve with a sauce made by mixing
and chilling " cup catsup, juice of
" lemon, dash of tabasco, tbsp.
horse radish. Makes 3 servings.
Quick Shrimp la King
Clean and cook pound raw
shrimp, fresh or frozen, by boiling
in salted water to 5 minutes. Cur
cooked shrimp into small pieces. Add
l can condensed cream of mushroom
soup, "a cup water, "a cup chopped
onion, " cup chopped stuffed olives,
small can peas or " package frozen
peas, and l tbsp. lemon juice. Heat
thoroughly. Serve on rusks, buttered
toast points or rice. Garnish with
"o-slev Makes a servings.
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The Smyrna Times
PHONE 1921 SMYRNA. DELAWARE

founded by Robert d. Hoffecker. July s.
1854. Editor and proprietor until Feb
ruary 10. 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert d. Hof-
fecker, Jr., from February 10, 1907 to
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Published Every Thursday Morning by
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w. Lester Smith. Manager
ADVERTISEMENT Smyrna Times
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Jack Tost, 45, popular Palmer resident was instantly killed early this morning in an accident
The frontiersman., 1953-11-05
PALMER TO BE REPRESENTED AT LEAGUE CONVENTION

Mayor Don McKechnie and city council member Betty Mears will represent the City of Palmer at the League of Alaskan Cities con vention to be held in Cordova November 6 and 2.
 Members of the city council passed a resolution November 3 ratifying the leagues constitu- ton and voted to send two dele gates to the convention, and to contribute $75 each toward trip expenses. The city recently made application for membership in the league.
 Officials from six Alaskan cit ies, several territorial agencies and legislators are expected to attend the two-day convention. The group plan to map out a slate of proposed legislation. Key speaker at the convention will be Waino Hendrickson, secretary ot Alaska.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-05
ELKS TO HOLD
 HOUSE WARMING SATURDAY NIGHT

The Palmer Lodge B. P. O.. Elks No. 1842 will hold grand opening and house warming at their new home this Saturday evening for members and their ladies.
 The first social event promises to be a big evening for local and visiting Elks. An orchestra will be on hand for dancing and the committee has planned a full evenings program of entertain ment.
 Dedication ceremonies for the home will be conducted by of- ficers of the Anchorage lodge on Sunday afternoon November g followed by a cocktail hour.
 The new building is equiped with the card-key system which all paid-up members may obtain from the lodge secretary.