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Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
F. Y. Du POnt
Is sLinked
To National
Roads Post
Long Time Commission
er OF State Highway
Department Is Being
Considered For Post Of
Head Of U. S. Bureau.

Francis V. Dupont Of Whining
ton-whO for q years was a COM
missioner of the State Highway De-
partment and a leader in the de-
Velopment of Delaware's present
day highway SYSTEMS being con-
sidered for the post Of commission
er of the U. S. Bureau of Public
Roads, it was learned this week.
The present commissioner is
Thomas H. Macdonald whose term
does not expire until July 1st. The
U. s. Bureau of Public Roads is a
division of the Department of Com
merce.
sAnd while it has been learned
from very reliable sources that Sec
Tetary Of Commerce Sinclair Weeks
wants Mr.. DUPONT to head up this
important federal agency, there is
no definite word as to when the ap-
pOintment will be made as it de-
pends upon whether Mr.. Macdonald
serves out the remainder of his
term or retires late in the spring.
If Mr.. DUPONT is given the ap-
pointment, he and his wife would
move from their Wilmington home
at 2400 West Eleventh Street, to
WashingtOn-and he would take a
less active role in Delaware Repub-
lican political affairs.
Mr.. DUPONT is now one of the
two Delaware members Of the Re-
publican National Committee but
whether or not he continues on that
committee is not considered of cur
rent Importance because of the
more or less dormant state of the
national group.
If appointed commissioner of the
U. S. Bureau Of Public Roads, Mr..
Dupont would join the Eisenhower
with considerable
highway construction and highway
planning know-how from a practi-
cal everyday basis.
Very much like his father, the
late Coleman DUPONT who estab-
lished the backbone of Delaware's
present highway system, Francis V.
Dupont has always visualized high
ways as the arteries of the nation
through which flows the blood of
American industrial, commercial
and Fecreational life.
Mr.. DuPOnt's most recent con-
tribution-regarded as an asset
not only to Delaware and New Jer-
sey but to the natiOn-Was the plan
ming for the financing and cOnstruc-
ton Of the Delaware Memorial
Bridge,
National Road Network
The functions of the U. S. Bureau
of Public Roads fit in with the
Continued on page five)
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
Milford Pilot Is
Lost On Mass Flight
Captain ID. M. TOOke, Jr.,
Was Based At Dover
Air Field

Search planes securing an area
of ocean 100 miles south of Green
land found no trace of a Dover
based pilot who presumably bailed
out when his F-84 Thunderjet fight
er crashed last Saturday.
The missing man, Captain D. M.
Tooke, Jr., 80, of the 1737th Ferry
ing Squadron, was one of four who
ran into trouble on mass fight
to Europe. One was killed. Two es-
capped injury.
Captain Tooke radioed from over
the Atlantic that his engine quite
and he planned to bail out at 5000
feet.
Wife, Two Children
Captain TOOke's wife and two
children, 9 and 6 years old, live in
Milford. The Air Force has notified
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell
Continued on page sikh
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
Dover Basketball
Tourney Underway
Large Crowd Was On Hand For
Opening Night Games

Before one Of the largest opening
night crowds in the Dover TOurna-
ment history, the 9Th annual Dover
MIA InVILaLlOnaI Basketball
Tournament jumped off to a great
start last Saturday evening with
three contests packed with interest
and stellar play from start to fin
ish. Hercules edged out a scrappy
Dover Air Base five in the opener,
71-51. In the End contest, Harring-
ton LegiOnnaires appeared at their
best as they eliminated Pennsy RR
q to So, while in the nightcap the
Acknowledgment quintet met a
strong challenge from Camden
Wyoming, Dover Senior "Y" Loop
pennant winners, before pulling out
with an so to 64 triumph.
CONTINUED on page five)
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
Sen. John II. Burris
viii Be HOnOred On
Monday, March 9th
State Motor Truck AssO-
ciatiOn Will Pay Trib-
ute To Milford State
Senator For Service To
Industry.

State SeDator John w. Burris Of
Milford will be given a might" in
Wilmington on March 9th.
OFFICIALS of the Delaware Motor
Truck Association announced this
week that Senator Burris viii be
honOred at a dinner in the Hotel
Rodney at 2 p. m, on that date for
the important part he has played
IN the development of the associa-
tion and the expansion of the
trucking industry throughout the
state.
Invitations Issued
Plans. for the dinner were re-
Vealed by Frank P. McMenimen,
association president, who said, "In-
vitatiOns are being extended to civ
ic, banking, business, and indus
trial leaders throughout the state
as well as a number of public Off
cials to attend the dinner at which
time we will attempt to express our
sincere appreciation to this dis
tinguished Delawarean who served
as the first president of our asso-
citation.
Through the years. he said.
Senator Burris has contributed
immeasurably to the growth and
development Of this association, to
the expansion Of the motor truck
ing industry throughout the state.
land to the general welfare Of the
people Of Delaware"
Raymond w. Masten of Milford.
Masten Trucking Company Off
cial, is the general chairman of the
dinner committee.
Prominent Speaker Sought
"In view of the great contribu.
ton which Senator Burris ha.
made to this vital industry in Del
aware, an effort is being made t.
, have as the principal speaker fol
the occasion, a prominent officia
of the American Trucking Associa.
ton from Washington, said Mr..
Masten.
Other members of the dinner
committee are Roger WooIeyhan,
Samuel B. Singer, Robert J. Nc
Cormick, Howard w. Pepper, Les
ter Newton, Henry Graves, and Ar
thur Webb.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27

interesting place it is today. The
beautiful buildings that are now in
wonderful state of preservation
are a monument to the visions and
interest of these two men. Mrs.
March presented Mrs. John Scott,
whose hooked rug was on display.
Mrs. Scott told of her first steps
in finding a design, how she fitted
it to her needs and the pattern de-
velOped, the wool material needed,
how dyed to the proper color and
many of the things that developed
into her masterpiece of an eight
by twelve museum rug. The art in
terest of the day was shown by Miss
Ida RoOsa, which she called an ap-
probation Of the art of the late
Horace G. TrOpea. Miss ROOsa's
brother, the late Alex ROOsa, asked
CONTINUED on page five)
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
Stephanie Clute Is
Cherry Pie Queen

Stephanie Clute. of the Wyoming
Wildcats All Club, took part in the
National Cherry Pie Baking Contest
at Chicago last week. Stephanie,
winner OF the State Cherry Pie
Baking Contest held at the Univer-
sity Of Delaware during Farm and
Home Week, was accompanied by
her All Club leader, Mrs. Virginia
Metz of Wyoming.
continued on page twelve)
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
MILFORD ZONING
ORDINANCE in PAPER

The attention of the read
ers of the Milford Chronicle,
who are residents of Milford.
is respectfully directed to
pages 1S, IA and Is of this
issue. Printed on those pages
is the Zoning Ordinance of
the City of Milford. With the
printing of this issue con-
tanning the Ordinance, that
instrument becomes a law.
The coming was a project
of the Milford Chamber of
Commerce, which Organiza-
tiOn received the 1000 CO.
operation of the present Mil
ford City Council in getting
the Ordinance prepared and
passed.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
Census Records Used
For Vital Statistics

Persons lacking birth certificates
or other legal evidence Of citizen
snip, age or family relationships
can obtain transcripts Of their per-
sonaI census records which are, IN
most instances, acceptable substi-
tutes, according tc District Super-
v.sOr George r. Winski Of the U. 5.
Census Bureau.
More than 100000 Americans
CONTINUED on page twelve)
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
DeInarva Fete
Rules Announced

Rules and regulations covering
the 1888 "Aiiss Delmarva Contest"
have been announced by general
chairman Earl Hawke of Green
wood.
General changes have been made
in an effort TO make this contest a
more inspiring and entertaining
feature Of the DelmarYa Chicken
Festival.
CONTINUED on page twelve)
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27

chairman. nf the E.sl.seasieE. a..d Pc
search Committee of the Delaware
Poultry Improvement Association.
This meeting will be held in the
Grange Hall and will be open fO7
the viewing and study OF EXHIBITS
beginning at 900 in the mOning.
The first talk Of the morning ses-
sion begins at 9:3c and the program
is scheduled as follows:
9:30 a. m.-Spray Vaccination For
New Castle Disease. Report Of Re
search. DR.. Robert Price, Vet. Div,
Lederie Laboratories, Pearl River,
New York: Ny Experience Spray
ing Broilers, Otis Esham. Parsons
CONTINUED on page tWelve)
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27

AnluSIOns Dy FeDruary Z6tn.
Two winners from Delaware will
receive all-expenses paid trips to
the National Science Fair, May 10
al GaS Ridge, Tenn, tie world
first Atomic City. The News-Jour-
nal Company Of Wilmington will
sponsor that trip.
There are nine other sponsoring
industries, technical societies and
related organizations.
Fair committeeman emphasized
that all students in Grades
through - In all public, private
and parochial schools of the Blue
Hen State are eligible.
continued on page twelve)
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27


Committee members for New Cas-
tie County are: William II. Reyn-
.olds, chairman, MiddletOwn; Calvin
Ball, MarshalltOn; Norris Phillips,
MiddletOwn: John Redding. New
ark; Marvin Klair, MaTshallton;
Mrs. Marie LeVigne, Newark; Mrs.
Edward Wilson, Newark.
Kent County committee members
are: Chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Fran
els Thomas. Marydel, Md; Kennethl
Meredith, Dover; R. Harry Wilson,
Dover; c. d. Mills, Harrington;
Winifred Gruwell, FELTON,; Paris
Kirby, Milford; Ernest Mattiford,
Smyrna; Mrs. J. Heyman ROOsa,
CONTINUED on page twelve)
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
State OAR Held
Meeting Saturday
Miss Catherine Downing, Milford,
Elected Vice Regent

The State Meeting of the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution
was held in the Hotel Dupont in
Wilmington on Saturday. Mrs.
George R. Miller, Regent, presided
at the two sessions, which began
at nine-thirty o'clock. The most i'm
pOrtant business of the morning
was the election of officers for the
coming three years. Mrs. Charles
1. HOch of Wilmington, Regent of
the Caesar Rodney Chapter, was
elected to be State Regent. Others
serving with her are Miss M. Cath
crime Downing of Milford, Vice Re-
gent, Mrs. Aida Price of Dover, Re
cording Secretary, Miss M. Alfredo
Hance of Wilmington, Treasurer,
Mrs. Rees JarmOn of Newark, Reg.
istrar, Mrs. James Marsey of
HOckessin, Historian, Mrs. Richard
D. GrOO of Newark, Chaplain and
Mrs. r. Carr Trubull of Whining
ton, Librarian. These officers will
be confirmed at the annual meeting
CONTINUED on page five)
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
New Milford To
Feature Big Shows
Blackstone, The Magician, March
8; BWana Devil March 81

The New Milford Theatre, Mil
ford, announces the coming of an
other outstanding event which
should appeal to young and old or
any human from six to ninety-six
with the booking of Blackstone,
wOrld-famOus magician and his en-
tire company for a personal ap-
pearance performance on the New
Milford stage one day only, Sunday,
March 8, matinee and night, with
his big magic company of mostly
girls and a carload of new illu-
sions and magic effects.
Magic appeals to everybody. Ev-
eTyOne likes to be fooled, if it is
accomplished in the manner en-
plOyed by Blackstone, who has be-
come an institution to millions of
theatre goers.
1t is said that limitation is the
Continued on page two)
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
Women Finish Plans
For May Convention
State Business Group VIII Hold
Sessions In Laurel

Plans for the annual convention
of the Delaware Federation of
Business and Professional Women,
to be held in Laurel. beginning on
Friday evening, May 22nd, and
running through Sunday, Msy 2z4t.L..
were formulated in a meeting Of the
executive committee held in Dinner
Bell Inn, in Dover. recently, with
Mrs. Madeline Arnold Dunn, OF
Laurel, president, presiding.
The pre-conVention Board Of
Directors meeting will be held in
the Laurel Fire Hall, on the eve
ming of March 22nd. The convention
sessions, which will be aeld in the
Fellowship Hall Of Centenary Meth
CONTINUED on page twO)
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
1t. Gov. Rollins Heads
State Agency Group
LeWes Man Named To Succeed Nan
Campbell, Colony Chairman

1t Gov. John w. Rollins was
elected chairman of the State Coun-
Gil of Agency Presidents and Exc
cutives Tuesday Of this week at a
meeting in the Dinner Bell attend
ed by nearly so members of the or
ganiZatiOn.
This session amounted to a re-
activation meeting Of the council
which was organized in 194l to act
in an advisory capacity to the
Governor.
Gov. J. Caleb Boggs addressed the
meeting briefly and said he hoped
the council would "be reactivated"
and participate to a great extent
in the state government. He called
for coordination of the activities of
state boards.
Mr.. Rollins succeeds Mrs. Nan
CONTINUED on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
Kent Fire Companies
Linked By Radio
System For ~ Departments Has
Stations At Dover, Milford

Radio operation for the II volun-
teer fire companies in Kent County
went into effect at p. m. on Mon
day of this week. According to an
announcement by 1t. Samuel N.
Slant, Of the state police, who di-
Continued on page two)
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
Important Poultry Meeting
VIII Be Held Here March II

What Kind Of Broiers Shall Timer?
Doing Of
often asked questions pOumen important
producing And these the principal
during
day March H. 1858 according
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
County Farm Safety Advisory
Committees Have Been Announced

Members Of County Safety Advisory Committees were an
nounced this week by George NJ Delaware
Extension Service
Council farm safety committee
volunteer workers will all
the count ununittee chair
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
Delaware Science Fair At
Wilmington March 26-28

Snoo boy and girl scientists from all Delaware
opportunity gaining
26-2S at Tower Hill School, Wilmington - - 800 NA
Entry blanks to
Vocational
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

GEORGETOWN. soo9 Que st. NV;
ssa sgs / q "a SO0T. AD; 4-s1eS: -
ns;v,,.Sst next bath pvt esss eeasssTssnce; laundry
KENNEDY, NEAR 16th-Laree room,
Frigidaire, hot plate. next bath: SIC
week. RA. 6-S203. IL
253D 18th ST. N.W.-1st-fir, bed
sitting rm.. bath. refgr.. hot plate;
$11 20: DE. 2-1675. -4
1888 IRVING N.W.-Sgle., nicely
' iGrn.' mex next bath: empl. only; Frigid-
1924 PxRK 2iS2G RID. sle.pins Ts Tm.,
$40 mo. RA. 3-43iO.
DOWNTOWN. 1913 Vermont ave.
n;w--Main. H.. large rm., complete
kit, large incl. porch; use Of yard;
CHILDREN ACCEPTTED-Nice front,
lge. rm.,. hot plate, laundry privi-
leges; private home, close to every
snagSe Ting; 43l3 Kansas ave. NV. RA.
PVT. ENTRANCE. overlooking Uni Union
sta. Park: $12 wk. sol end st.
ne: II: 6.1653, IA. 1886. %
COMPLETELY FURN., including re-
frtgefator and running water. Nr.
Dupont CIRCLE. 1242 21st st. NV.
7th AND SHEPHERD NV, at N. H.
aye.-Cozy, pleasant, single room.
Hot plate, fefgf.s and laun. privil.
Girl, $25. Refs. IA. $4,000. q
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ARLNGToN-1- -bedrm. apt. in apt
2ist AND Pa. AVE. N.w.-Liv. rm.
din; rm.. bedrm.. kitchenette, pvt
bf Datn 7.osSa ans entrance. Vic. oWu
BsMT APT. completely furn.. pvt
entrance; $50 mo. RA. 6-S632. II
YOUNG MAN to share q furn. S-bed.
rm. house with 2 others in Arl
NS Eea' %i9 6 C. 5a 55I452s 2Som "a 3
new rambler. share all facilities; EN-.
ployed girls or older woman. Con.
venient downtown wash. and Rnta-
Son: Ewes. and week ends, JE
GIRL. to share 2-rm. apt, see after
SiSo &iss Eartt,nll Rant 1856 Newton st. NV NV
COM. AVE: vIc.-Lse.. conf. bsmt
Young man viii share with another
man; $3b. incl. utils. NO. 1921
BUsfNEss GIRL to share with an.
other girl mod. air-cond:. 1-bedrm
apt; close in; reas. DL 7-74O7
WANTED-Middle Tennessean, ol
Western virginian man to share apt
coMPafTTRaY aI ajTfsa fftfT FH5RN Pm; 70 .n.r,
with sgle. girl by another girl; goot
transp. Call Ia. 9-4512 after Sac
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with another
girl. Bedrm., liv. rm., kit, bath
front and rear porches. pvt. entr.
duplex home. Reas. rent. RA. 6.
GEORGET0wN-Two girls wanted
to share house with / other girl;
$65 per NO.. incl. utilities. Cal
NO. 7.4514 after & nm .
GEORGETOWN-Spacious apartment
to share for congenial gentleman
Private bedroom. Call AD. 2-7718
coLORED-LADY WILL SHARE spa.
cious 2-rm., kitchenette, bath, NV
apt. with another. Cow. to transp
HU. 3-6136. -
GIRL, over Is. to share attractive
2-bedrm. NV. apt. with other girls
S3S per mo-. RA. 3-7379. %
COLORED .GIRL to share nice apt
vi Nth 1s9aS anothsr sifl; pvt. bedrm. Can
COEoRED GIRL desires another girl
esed 1928, to share an apt. DE
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
gTANfEsE KITTENs-Pets. show !

BIAMESE KITTENS-Pets. show ant
breeding, male and female, 6 wks
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES for Easter,
males and females, Axe rsg.; S35
CANAR1Es And PARAKEETS - For
pets. or breeders 342 Oglethorpe st.
ne. mo telephone calls.I 81
5000 EASTER CHICKS assorted
eolors, wholesale and retail Come
MxxWEIi. o. 8. 50. Lsnham. hi Nd, d.
sETHfiER.t tGaS; mixed. q mos, housebTOfen.
COCKER SPANIEL. blond, female.
6saut,: Axe reg: inoculated; Owner
MOVING. Excel. ped. OIL. 2-1O61.
PUPPIES FOR EAsTER-An Axe
reg; German Shepherds. Boxers and
Cocker spaniels. Reas. JU. 9-0206.
BLACK. MALE COCKER ". old.
Thoroughbred, but not papers, worm.
and had all shots. $2b. Lo. 4-7525.
THREE PUPPIEs-Breed undeter-
mined; 81 q puppy. Phone after
wANfED-Home All Is Elsaeyi for small inteiligent
.EiN .dSEi Nc NSl shildFen rem IA: 2sS519. 92a4 ,.wr
Esntie yith children pay Kennel i fee
C6SckEHR 6sik HS' safAN11EEL a1E PUPS, 8 weeks
old, black, Axe reg, good bloodline
Reasonable. EN-. 3-2355. -
ENGLISH BULL PUPS, Axe, real
scIrmTEsi sxssl Slqod RA lines s1ssS staa
Evening star., 1953-03-31
MOONS FURN.-N.W. tcsns.l

COLORED - BEAUTIFUL FRONT
BEDRM.. telephone In room. good
sS.' ios,' scos77 cos7; sransD'' man or egle
|COLORED--LOvELY TWIN-BEDRM,
vcoSkabnng and laundry privileges
COIoRED@Attrac. rm. for EN-.
ployed person or cple.; home priyil.
cOLoRED-TWO ADJOINING RMS;
Couple. Rx. e-4sS4 alter oA' 8. % 2
COLORED-l2O1 EUCLID ST. NV,
Apt. - Well-furnished rm. for
Young lady; privileges. co. 6-9026.
CoL0RED-s RMS. for refined gen
tlemen in very quiet home: conv.
COLORED-2 RMS. furn. or unfurn.,
for sgle. person or couple: kit. privils.
1924 1st st. NV. DE. 2-1660. %
C0LORED-NEXT TO BATH; en-
ployed single person preferred: after
g pm. 1917 Harvard st. NV. %
COLORED-FURN. ROOM for empl.
person. lady. or man: very reason
able. Call after 5 p.rrl.. DE. 2-70S9.
COLoRED--LARGE FURN. RIM, nc
children; all privils. 435 Manor pl.
NV, HU. 3-9073. -3
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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsnEp

LANGLEY PARK AREA.Duplsx apts.
schools, al and Shopping; siI5 Der
cofLEGF PARK. s 4e2e iSSo; Knox I'd
wo-bedroom apt. with living rm.,
inc;fea S1cssss kit sos snd nd bath all utilities
Univ. Of Md. Call UN. 4-2956. 81
FIRST-FLR. APT large rms, kit.
and bath; nice, light. airy rooms
EmpL couple only: no children. $65
per month. including all utilities.
Get Gx. Key ey, at PIG End st. NV. week
AvAILABLE. 1-bedrn.. apts:. Arl. and
i iiS5 Investment s; Blds., isth iPtRneasa0fs ana z
SIS. NV, 9:30 to 1880 am. Mon.
r. Is ouR fGPi PLEASURE TO OFFER
at 1924 27th st. Sc. Only 2 blks.
from Penna. aye. AL rms. Ice. incl.
the dinette. Adults preferred. Excel
.saI ns 'hiSIRldnsd asa saIEaE IsEEhaa5gE I9ca
Co, 1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
wooDsIDE MANOR. Ga. ave-, silver
ssDTiips lss $50 h bed5n SsiI apt avail
ampls closets, laundry facil. MAN
sSs sfi. ssPG. AVE.@2nd d., 8 rms, s,
bath; utilities furn,; ~ blks Ga.
ave. Pvt; home, ~; 9-S755. -.
laS and MasS batS $4sss xE mo o sdafs 1Rfs onig h
500 aRfS Elk oesS ssS S. sfs q rDs Plsmiksas k.
ties. 70 inspect, see MIR. Taylor.
1919 23d st; Sc, apt; p.
rm., kit. and bath, S40.94 mo-;
adults only: immed. occur. Call
1ssi. si. SEn%oNr BELMONT RID. NV rms.
kit. and bath. $75 mo-: adults only:
occup; spprox; April 10. TO INSPECT.
call ccall s.os Ap. oas74l2o' after 9 D.m.' or
sfs n NO: CAROLINA AVE. SEE
rms. kit. and bath, $50 mo-: adults
only: immed. occup. To inspect,
al p.tii aTE4STS sSd S.s 81 sSP ssza S%. me s Es
all utilities: adults only: occup. ap.
prox. April 10. To inspect, call
GEoRGEfSWN. sIaaSSWNiN 1924 wisconsin ave.
NV: 1-bsdrm: apt; avail; Sa,d1 fST iTmed. Cd
decorated bldg: adults only; imn1.
occ.. To inspect, see janitor on
premises or call Me. S-5402.
MANOR--Now offering
several one-bedrm. apis. at $S3:
Rental incl. all utils. Bet. Old
Bladensburg rd. and Carroll ave.
in Silver Spring. MIDI Call 10. O.
1887 or SHANNON q LUCHS co..
18th AND 7 STS. NW.-Elev.. bldg.
eficiency. $3.50; all utils. included.
Gar available. AD. 4-l41S or
lasSS aS fTAikSoNr flSfkSSsioNr ST. NV. = Two
rms, Kit. and bath: couple only:
SPECIAL UNUSUAL APT, 8 rms,
bath. lst ticor:: lge. porches and
yard: heat Furnished; new BLDG;
rent, $50 mo. 2nd-door apt, hv.
rm.. -bedrui., dinette, kitchen, bath;
$50 mo. 3f08 Varnum St. Mt.
Rainier. For key. see Miss Newell,
ai06 VaYnunl ef,, or call WASH
IN0ToN HOUSING CORP. MA. g.
Ae1Hs
Evening star., 1953-03-31
EARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. toppinS pruning,
pxSg fssSSdns fRsE Sssnss ssERVfcR VICE 10 fss S4ts rs
bar. 1SiT c1ltiVTator. piOW. 1851 $2s6'
shnEELSozERs III S1otsEERfs AND LoADERs,' 10,
gTading, excayating and land clear
Ing: Free estimates UN: 4-so33;
AaAnAs Aood1s ana ansay a1e, soc sa s FGSd g
and up. 25I0 18th 81. ne.
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
Topsoil, manure. trees. shrubhery'
Gzalsas; EousE = Bill BID JE. 4-o64o'
PiGoXiNSsGf AND s6' SoEIING s1Si1Si of garden.
az 2a assli lasni' Of 4J! JX, s55iI .no slsA
son; sss ID yioI. laid snd dt.ES4s' FGllsd' 23e se
FIAGsfoNE wORK-Terraces. fire
places, retaining wall. pipe drain
age; all kind Of cement work, stone
work. r. MARCuCCIo. Rockville.
GARDENS PLoWED. narrowed: quick
sfadinE sfsShSa eisxsrins. lea san9SLo 81 2o6s4.
WINS .rss.s SisSinS VIC oSUn Hs iEce Eo
CoMsfNEs CIa1SS si'et Is, p john III Deere mode!
ia; new, cost over $1,000, VIII
sacrifce for $1,400;. Minneapolis
Moline with all attachments; new,
cost. cost over . s99 e. Si M.s.aT SscEee Has 1Sr
$SS6. Can Mr.. Fraley, COUNTY
SUPPLY. Phone PoolesV'lle' Nd
TREE REMovAL-Prunins. topping;
estimates. Ii. $3.50 any time.
TREE TRIMMING and removal; lots
prices: We are insured. Can 10.
DAVID p2fRU0' BRADLEY super tractor.
second hand but like new. Discs,
cultivator and plow; only $500. Call
owner week days business hours.
Lawn LAW SSHO1iERsN SMHoO1wiERs-New. 1853 1 power
sIsS.sS. GSsat only sSSss 1855 81; i qIs" TaaaSouts out
reg. $109. so, only $S0.95: go" 70:
tary. reg. S129. so only $96. 10; 1S"
Clemson hand mowers. 25ss OF. MIL
FORD. INC. 604 F st. NV. Ma.
eARDsN SPACE. Rises road, ~.
rW0 DISK HARRows-1 with Ford
or Ferguson attachments. Can Mr..
JONES, manager. Poolesville. Nd.
TWode' TWO GANG DISK PLows-With
very little. can Mr.. JONES. mgr.
Poolesyille. Nd. 202S. 81
GARDEN TRACTOR: Small Massey
Harris. Suitable for small estate or
smeaaa smeaaao e%sTsage; % srt cong: Cost
EEALEX County Supply. Pociesville.
RnoaaD naD zeGSRRADEks: c2) us.d--on.
Can Be used with tractor. At good
buy. Call MR.. ZONES. Mgr., poolee.
CoKN fLANTERS (2l-ons with Ford
are . good buy. CAN Mr.. JONES.
Mgr. Poolesyille. Nd; 2O2S. 70
TOP SOIL, rich; delivered; reason
abe; Gail between Q and 8. IA.
VIRGIN yiRHGSfhNi TOP sOIr-Best quality;
any quantity; quick delivery; Fe6-
sonab1e. LU. 1.6b63 any time. -6
LAWN RENOVATION - Beautiful
lawns don't Just happen. We build
them reas. Fyee est. Lu. 1868. %
tor SOIL and clean Ill dirt; grading
and cleaning Of lawns. spreading Of
soil. AID. 2-bO47. %