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BEAUTIFUL wooded "a acre, corner
lot in Clermont. Call OWNER, ia.
$4,000. Ext. 1875. for information.
5Oxl 5O-Reas. price. level lot; Cape
Loeb Haven. Md. 90 mi. D. c.: pvt.
beach, year-round. LII. 1854;
list COMMERCIAL CORNER-Ren-
ming I'd. above Central ave. win
build to suit tenant. co. 5-5S3s.
20 LOTS. Y to "a acre. water and
s s tdls 0u cHAs b. xoDER. Real
COLONIAL eIsGiSi BEAcH-5ox1oo corner
g.! st. es Se. Mr. r ALIEN ali 0o -I5
BELTSviLLE, MD acres land,
near Route l including fine stand
OF white oak timber. Sell or will
trade for Va. property. Call Mr..
Kleiner. with JOHN H. MILLER,
Jr.. 4 BRO. MA. S-2557; ewes, JE.
RIyERDALE HTs.-55x1oo, for ram
taxes and st. assmts. RIA. 6-4343.
1 TO 3 ACRE RAMBLER SITE, $50
Beautiful view, paved road 800 to
300 foot road frontage. Located near
Brighton Dam Lake. BERNARD r.
BRoSIUs, Realtor. ~, 9-0420;
"a ACRES FOR SALE - City water
ss al or Near Near Is caI va Md YIN
ACREAGE FOR DEVELOPMENT -
City lots. farms and homes. Some
real buys you will want to see. C. A.
HOcKETT, Broker, IA. 5-9450,
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.
TRAILERS

ALL STEEL, heavy duty, 4x6 it.,
lights and hitch. $S5. ME; g.
HOUSE iet5s FIR TRAILER Ter 30 it., aluminium
with bath. fully equipped: priced
reasonable. LLOYD HUFFMAN,
1888 Powhatan St. Alex, Va. Mar
tina Washington Trailer Court. 49,
1853 :i5-FT. CONTINENTAL . bed
rooms. many extras. $3.50 down
and payments. Lot 42l. Woodlcy
Hills Trailer Park. 2fa miles south
of Alexandria, on Hwy. No. l.. Ia
STEWART, 33-ft., 1850 model: alu-
minum: , bedrms. toilet. shower, g.
it. refgr. can be seen any time. Lot
"a, TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE;
S2,495. XII. S-9253. --26
TRAILER--Leavine must sell immed
Pvt. bath, lge. att. masonry I'm. ] l.
cuff. refgr.. INV. heater. tile floors:
worth seeing; highest bidder, or
trade for good car. TEMPLE TRAIL
Err VILLAGE, Lot So. OV. 3-l0S5.
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B0ATS

CANOE-Canadian piywood; .gooc
condition: SLo1; Gail Ma. s-s4 10:
stone. SIS; good running condition
XII S-312n. -l9
SPEEDBOAT, Chris Craft Sportsman
~ it,, excellent condition: reason.
able. See at JOHNNY MANIFOLD
PIER, Deale, Md, LII. 2-7513 Of
FISHING PARTIES. small or large;
Chesap Bay Herring Bay. Sharps
ISL. Gooses For reserv.. call ewes.
CAPT KING WA 1-4192
DAY FISHING BOAT, fully equipped
Ready to go. must sell. Will TAXI
best oftsr; UH ,, 4.l sm4,r n,rls3;nk
able Aluma Craft, 16-h.p. motor
complete outfit cost $I.200, viii
sacrifice At sos. Re. G193oa. ~
$3.50. WA. 7-S30S after : pm
-19
1852 6ls-H.P. WIZARD cupboard
$50 or best offer. WE 5-6S47 after
\ Dm 10
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LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors
1881 @ st. NV. NE. S-2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST. We
viii! buy second trust notes, D C..
nearby Nd. OF Va: Reasonable rates rates
MENT CORP. 1912 N Y ave. NV
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 to year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. S-646S
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
Mr.. QUICK, RA. 6-341s 49,
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e BUSINESS WTD tconl OFFICES STUDIOS FOR RENT
Contimu

WANTED - Small beauty shop
Wheaton Hills, Silver Spring, Ar
lington. etc. About $500. WA.
T-5717 until July 14th. Later,
PEGGY'S BEAUTY SHOP. Wood
stock NY Id
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fices in the Chevy ": t Chase shoppi N
f ss 5o ShSs + ER RI KS Il Rsp %}
A en- ssSf from srArLER-sp @iS
tional; $50 Me. 8-;i3s0,
PHYSICIANS OR, DENTISTS Of
FICE, LIST A. with furn. apt. 1875
Try Irying ST STR, nm; ,siSc ,.oo n.n w..
ave: n.w.--Availahie Immediately,
9 9uirE OU Apply PENN PROPER.
TIES Evans Building ME 81 1O7
DUPONT CIRCLE ONCE bldg; 1346
Conn; ave.; Offices available. AID.
AiR-CoND. OFFICE in lawyers suite.
attrac. furn.: new bldg: excel. loc.;
SHERATON BLDG" I'll 14th st.
1897 H ST. NE. ind floor: excel. for
doctor. dentist or studio. Ii. 3-5o12,
FOR LEAsR.several bldgs. available,
zoned 1st commercial, for trade as
sociations or , orga 4nS In ana Of;
st. NV. DI: 7-S6ss: ewes. and
15si X ST. N.W..Lge. ofice for
rent, with smaller adjoining room
janitor service and all utils. Call
MR.. ROzANSKY. EX. 3-S567. 10
62O8 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-1st f.,
arm. office and bath. avail. for
immed. occup.: excellent location
for doctor, insurance Office. ETC.:
reas. rent; owner will allow tenant
to install neon sign. Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K ST. NV.
18th AND X SITS. N.W.-completel
decorated Groom suite, avail. in
modern downtown elevator office
building: immed. occup.; reaS. rent.
To inspect. call LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV, ME.
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MOTORCYCLES

Harley-Da wilson l25.
1915: low mileage; Sis. Oliver
o-oSql
MOTORCYCLE for sale, 1947 Harley.
fat head. Al cond.. new paint;
$3.50 cash or best offer Can uN'
HID. 81. 1913. excellent condition,
ssddlc bass s325 5, ~ . 5 5;s25l's
toll. piStonS, cams, valves. upswept
pines. meEaphones, etc: going 70
school: will sell for $3.50. Gail
BOB. RE. 1926, Ia
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

PARKING LOT-Will accommodate
) cars; at rear of 500 Ord st. NV;
S25 per month. McCREA EQUIP
MENT CO.. SIC End st. NV. RE.
1924. "a
DOWNTOWN ?-STORY BUILDING,
app. 19x2S on each floor; excellent
for workshop, warehouse. etc; reas.
rent. To inspect call LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN g. CO.. Realtors, 1415 K St.
NV ME. $4,000.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DSRe1 Rr,s q 'os ss, s''E's e.. '&G'
FORD-'5l Big SIX" chassis and
cab with 2 speed rear. S.25x20 tires;
job. ST .695. PARKWAY FORD, 305l
M st. NV. AID. 2-01S5. Open 9 to 9
FORD 40 dump with Wood hoist
cab shield. Choice OF .. These trucks
were being. worked every day up tc
1895. PARKWAY MOTOR CO., 3O51
M st. NV. AID. 2-OlSo. Open 9 to y
closed Sunday.
GMC 81 series 100, Ha-ton pickup;
newly refinished and reconditioned
81 o95. PARKWAY FORD, 305l n
FORD Isl 3-yard dump with big 30
cab shield. signal lights and running
lights. radio, heater. spotlight, grill
guard. This is. a, l-owner. low,miie
PARKWAY MOTOR CO. 3051 n st
NV, AID. ,2-01s5. Open 9 to 8
FORD, 81. Fl h-ton panel: newl,
finished and Eeconditioned, $995
P Pbl SWISS Fo ope2 SO 20 u ST. NV
INTERNATIONAL 1941 truck: insu.
lated body formerly Brisgs): gooc
cond.; 1853 sticker. Ii. 3-1046
FORD '52 pickup. Never used. New.
car title and guarantee. viii trade
for later model car or truck, plu;
cash. Can arrange terms. Call ME
DODGE VAN, 1915: Federal. 194s
stake good cOnd.' $500 each. OIL
FORD 1850 VS. F-s: new 3 yard Gar.
Wood body with sgd. ends; excel.
lent rubber. engine perfect. equipped
with turn signals and marker lights
ready to work: Sl,495. Call JE
3-U6O9 III
CHEVROLET 40 stake dump body IL
excellent condition; price reasonable
GMC .-ton. 13-ft. fat-bed body; is
ton winch: excel cond.; $685.. Ii
1864 after 6 pm, KE. S-52s2.
REQ $50 Ego a-yard dump; 500
and take over payments. Call 10
7-3631 before 9 pm. 10
INTERNATIONAL 1897 light pick-ul
! truck, in good condition. Phone Ii
FORD al 1-ton panel body: excellen
condition; good buy. Call JE. 2-2i 50
10
sTUDEBAKER 1850 la-ton pickup
| like new; used by private owner
low mileage; excellent tires: read!
TO 20 TO work: only Sos.
2030 M st. NV. DI. 7-0ll4o
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DESK SPACE

DESK OR OFFICE SPACE, choice To-
cation on Wisconsin ave. in George
town. available Immediately. HO
2-4023.- KE. S-55lS, MR.. YODER.
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering. mail service and public
stenographer available. Call DE.
2-SO00
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10000 SO. FIT.
2 2 SIDING

CENTRAL LOCATION story; plat
form-height floor: lge. loading doors
platform. Available Aug. /. Call
Mr.. Morgan,
KOONES a. MONTGOMERY. INC.
20l Southern Bldg. DI. 7-2342.
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GOOD FARMS

MANY EXCELLENT farms available
and we have them; from 4 acres tc
c 1n9G from E S5see to s Sl5oo9e
dairy farms estate farms: also
highway businesses.
WE MAKE TRADES. Consult us. we
know the county and can help you
DROP A POSTCARD, phone US OIL
stop i9 c1o gst1e T THuRg Sc z s. $40
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS GATTHERsBURG 29s
dn.. $40 mo. buys
for $3.50; l acre and ] big room,
good we'll: power line; state I'd. liz
mi. south. TIE. 6-4131. IA
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FARMS

1000 ACRES open rolling ground
bordered by streams suitable for
stock farm. near Centreville, Va.
SARAH SCOTT, ia. 7-006s. JA.- s.
REGISTERED HEREFORD CATTLE-
We will help you start q, herd on
sensible, program and will guide, you
t to the pest st ADVICE on grass Phone
F SGsSf RhSf T44i%' acres, clear ground g
about @50x1 300 TT; mod. barn; on
good for many uses. OWNER. RA.
s ;iis 5itH cATALoG - Free: farm,
iREAL 9Ss.HE Ill RSo sfS BIDS
APPROX. iO0-ACRE FARM. 1 mi.
from Centreville. on hard-surface
rd.. .140 acres. tillable rich David
scoTT. ia. 7-0o6s. IA. s-33i3;
HEARrLAND OF ROBINSON N RIVER
VALLEY-A fabulous Virginia graz
ing farm; in one family for genera 1si,a.
from D. c.; unbelievable deep river
bottom land. River runs through
farm and is, icy cold and stocked
with game fish. Lofty mountains and
sX ATMOSPHERE o Situated f smd peops
prominence and wealth; never has
anything such as this been offered
for $4,000, excellent financing.
Phone TIE. .6-sSSl. JACK 6. MAIZE.
Realtor. 12I South Royal St.,
DAIRY FARM for sale; 600 acres,
fully equipped with stock and excel
lent crops Selling due to owners
death. Call Mount Airy. Md. III -J-1 q.
NrAp rpFDERJCKSRIRC 40
acres, store bldg. and garage: cleo;
IN hard=fnn I'd WQ R.I41h
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PROFESSIONAL.

ANY PROFESSIONAL. S. ARL.-
Along DTS row." Share optome-
SINGLE AND AND DOUBLE ss Office hi "a aS aa3:
able at 174O K NV; monthly leases
# desired; reasonable rents. RID
DELL REALTY CO., DI. 1900.
1406 G ST. NV, District National
kASS-BERGER CO. at EN-. 3-s1O0;
1917 18th ST. N.W.-First floor; 3
adj. rooms. approx. 1850. 50. it..
WIN rent individually. reas, ST,
OFFICE sPACE-smaii 1st-f. once;
Conn. and Porter st. NV; 125 So.
1t. at 4Oc per it. Phone Wo. 6-26l D.
LARGE PLEASANT ROOM on 4th
ton: Federation Of Churches Bldg,
l75l N St; nv, Call during office
ho GIS S;3954 70; DE 212I 81 III a
Street in Rockvilie. Nd; suitable e. for
doctors, lawyers, insurance CO.. etc.
rent reasonable; will be available
after August /. For information. call
N; STERN. Poplar 2-6164 or Poplar
IDoWNTowN-sos 18th ST. NV
Entire end A.; ideal for studio. office
or s.ss any M business aeS3 reasonable rent;
FURNISHED completely. Most at
tractive. convenient, roomy, on
st. near Press Building. corner
rooms. Phone MIR. MILLER, Elk
3-1O7O weekdays. Is"
SUITE OF OFFICES-5O3 R. l.
ave. ne: 500 per mo. Call LO
COM AND AuS calvert SITS, mr.
Shoreham Hotel-Unfurn. suite
with private bath; recently dec
perfect for business office. and
| sleeping quarters. Avail. July II
| at $50 per mo. ROSENFELL
23II CALVERT ST. NV. mr.. Shore
ham Office Bldg; unfurn. suite;
parking. Immed. poss. EN-. 9-S517
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

OWNER WILL SELL commercial cor cor
reas terms. Will include remodel1nes
plans with sale. ia. S-2133. III
NV. SECT.-2-story mod. steel re-
inforced and air-cond. bldg: SUIT
retail or wholesale. sales or distrlb;
light mfg. or assembly. Over 1900
So. It. with 1900 so. TT. disable store
office or shop space; parking IaSli:
with drive-in drs.. platform and III
to end FIR. Cali Mr.. Allen with
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.. ST. $4,000
or DU. 7-6S69 ewes. 10
GOING GROCERY AND FEED BUSl-
NESS. 10 miles D. c.: long frontage
on Rt. so; . acres; owner in bad
health; price incl. property and
stock; S2l,O00. W. w. LEWIS,
REALTOR, Hemlock 4-3500; ewes,
Central S-496l. -lo
MOTEL - Showing excellent returns
and having good living quarters
about Is mi. from Washington on a
leading national highway: reasonable
terms are available: with less than
Sl5. 900 cash down payment. 1NEZ
CUSHARD, Realtor, EN-. 2-423.
K ST, "a BLOCK FROM CONN,
Interesting 3-Story brick bldg. with
20-ft. frontage; suitable for speciality
shop or Office with apt. or studio
above. Definitely a growth area.
WAGGAMAN- BRAWNER
Me. S-3S60 Ewes, AID. 4-0227
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LOW DOWN PAYMENT

Acre lots. Just outside Fairfax. Va.
city limits. Orchard st. at German
town I'd: Ideal homesites. 500 dn.'
INC. ia. 2-4777: ewes. ia. $3.50.
GARRETT PARK ESTATES. Mont
County. 80 desirable lots on sub
graded street. with sewer, water and
storm sewer in front Of the prop
erty. Near Bethesda, Naval Hospital
and Public Institutes Of Health. FL
nancing avail. Land approved by
FILA and VA.
WHEATON. MD. viers Mil I'd. area.
ties avail. Same conditions as above.
Rosenfeld Realty Co.
1900 Conn Ave DE. 2A712O
COLORED-&5O CASH and $50 per
city water and cleo. Buena Vista.
Md. Only $3.50. ALVIN EPLING.
UN 4-0313 Ia
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

LOT IN MASSACHUSETTS, AVE.
PARK, Forest Hills or any good Sec
ton in D. C. RA. 3-4S11. -16
We buy Prince Geo. Co. lots and
acreage. Spot cash for quick sale.
]. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. 7-S0S0.
LOTS FOR COLORED-Will buy rea-
sonably priced vacant lots in D. c.,
'Zoned for apis. Please call EN-.
2-l214 lie
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PROP. FOR SALE
ONLY sos DOWN

For a fine cottage site at Avalon
Shores, Herald Harbor, SeIby-onth
Bay or Woodland Beach, only 80
min. from D. c. MANY COTTAGES fer
sale on terms. KAY REALTY CO..
RA. $4,000, or Woodland Beach Of
fee. AnnapoliS zoos.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

and after several games were play
ed the guests Were served ice cream
and cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hearn of
Camden, N. j., are spending sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Raymond Spencer.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. George
7. Cannon and son Teddy were af-
ternOon guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
len Curray in Wilmington.
On Saturday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Parsons entertained at
dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker
Of Lewes. Later in the evening the
Bakers called upon his sister, Mrs.
Brealie Mitchell of Milton.
Mrs. Blanche Bennett was hos
tess to a group of her friends at
her home near Milford on Sunday
afternoon. Mr.! and Mrs. r. Davis
Lingo, who are expecting to leave
on their annual vacation in Florida
this week, were guests of honor at
the dinner party. Guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Lingo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest COnwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Black, Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Barker and Clarence Barker, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Crouch and Mrs.
Mary Walls.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
MILTON
Phone
Wilton laal
By
Walter ". Crouch

Funeral services were held on
Monday for Lemuel Carpenter.
40. who died suddenly early Friday
morning at his home on Mulberry
street. Mr.. Carpenter, stricken with
a heart attack, was a native of this
vicinity. TWenty-eight years ago he
retired from farm near Milton
and moved to Milton. The son Of
the late John II. and Lottie c. Dut-
ton Carpenter, he is survived by his
vie, Mrs Mary Walker Carpenter,
and the following sisters and brO-
theirs, Mrs. John Robinson, Lewes;
Mrs. Charles M. Scott, Mrs. Joseph
c. Marvel, Mrs. Lucy Evans, all Of
RehOboth; Mrs. Della Dempsey, Of
Cape May, N J Mrs James Mat
thews, Irma, N. r.; Alfred Carpen-
tel, of Lewes and Andrew Carpen-
ter Of Milton.
Services we're conducted at the
Wilson Funeral Home at 2 p. m. on
Monday by Rev. Harold NJ Davis.
Interment was held in Whites Cha
pei Cemetery.
On Saturday afternoon, funeral
services were held for ] Vernon
Reed, who was found dead in his
bedroom at his home on Wednes-
day. His son, James " Reed, Jr.,
who found the body, Immediately
called the local doctor Mr.. Reed
died Of self-inficted gunshOt
wounds Of the face and neck. He
was born near Lincoln and was
the son of the late Elias G. and
Lydia Brittingham Reed. He is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Blake
Reed; their two children, Nancy
and Diabe; two children by a for
mer marriage, Barbara and James
v Reed, Jr.. and two sisters, Mrs.
Minnie Carlisle and Mrs Maysie
Henderson, both of Fairfield, Pa.
Services were held from the Reed
Funeral Home in Milton with the
Rev Harold NJ Davis, pastor Of
Goshen Methodist Church oficiat-
ing. The Rev. William Mcdaniel
also assisted in the service. Inter-
ment followed in the Lincoln Gene
terry.
Bids are now open for the fol-
lowing town Offices in Milton:
Chief Of Police, Police Oficer. Su-
perintendent Of Water AID Streets,
and Tax and Water Rent Collector.
Members of the Town Council and
Mayor Charles Barker have on
cially announced the openings.
Bids will be accepted immedi-
ately until January 80, with the
jobs beginning on February Is. The
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

present police officer is William
Belts; Clifford Elliott is the street
and water commissioner, with the
Job Of tax and water rent collector
being filed BY Frank W. Kitchens.
AT the recent nomination and
election of the officers for the WSCS
Of Grace Methodist Church the fol-
lowing we're chosen: Mrs. Lola
lLockerman, president; Mrs. Cath
crime Crouch. vice president; Mrs.
Catherine Belts, secretary; Mrs.
Florence Carey, treasurer. The out
going officers are Mrs. Catherine
Crouch, president; Mrs. Ann Welch,
vice president; Mrs. Annie Crouch,
treasurer. Mrs. Catherine Belts is
the only holdover in ONCE. These
new officers viii not resume duties
until June, after the annual PEN
insula Conference.
Mrs. Agnes Shapiro entertained
the twelve members of her bridge
club on Friday evening at her
home on Lake Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fisher of
Wilmington and Mrs. Naomi Fish
er Of Dover we're Milton visitors
on Saturday. While here they at
tended the funeral services for j.
Vernon Reed.
Mrs. Bertha Jackson spent part
of last week with Mrs. Annie Nor
ris in Milford
The Rev and Mrs. Harold M.
Davis were host and hostess at a
birthday party last Thursday eve
ming at the Goshen parsonage. The
event was in celebration Of the
I seventh birthday of their son, Ken
meth. More than 80 boys and girls
from his school and Sunday school
were on hand to help in the cele-
bration. He received many gifts
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

Mrs. Kathryn Knight is spend
ing two weeks with Rev. and Mrs.
Norman Nicholas and Joy, in
SharptOwn, Md.
Mrs. Charles Jones of LinwOod,
Pa, is spending some time with
her mother. Mrs. Thomas Kennedy,
who is quite i'll at her home here.
Officers elected Ior the year 1853
by the Magnolia Fire Company at
their January meeting are as fol-
lows: President, Charles F. Bry-
an, Jr.; vice president, Hubert Dill;
secretary, Horace Johnson; trea-
surer, William Paradee; chief, El-
wood Knight; chief engineer, James
B. McIlvaine; custodian and Gus
tOdian Of supplies, Elwood Knight;
fire recorder, Horace Johnson; di-
.rectors, c. F. Bryan, Jr., w. c. Par
adee, Hubert Dill, Dawson Minner,
William Hinsley, George Reed and
Matte Warren.
They have received word from
the Oren Fire Apparatus Company
that their new truck will be deliv-
cred the latter part of February.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
MAGNOLIA
By Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone Frederica 1921

Miss Phyllis Richards left on Sat
urday morning on a two weeks trim
and visit in Florida. She accom-
panied Mrs. May Sipple and Rich
ard Sipple Of Frederica.
The following officers of the La
dies Auxiliary were installed at
their meeting on Friday evening:
President, Mrs. Lille McIlvain:
vice president, Mrs. Laura Faulk-
ner; secretary, Mrs. Kathryn Orvis;
assistant secretary, Phyllis Rich
ards; treasurer, Mrs. Emma Nell
vaine; assistant treasurer, Mrs.
Amy Reed.
There we're approximately thirty
who attended the luncheon which
preceded the meeting.
Mrs. Campbell Newhall was able
to return to her home on Sunday
from the Dover Hospital whsre
she had been a patient since early
'ednesday morning, having suf-
feed a slight heart attack at her
home on Tuesday night
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

Elliott Of Laurel Mr.. and Mrs
George Carey Of Seaford visited her
on Sunday evening.
Miss Mavia Shockley entertain
ed a number Of friends on satur-
day afternoon in honor Of her BIRTH
day. Joyce Warrington was one Of
the guests.
Miss judy Welker Of Philadel-
phia is spending this week with her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Seely visited
the Samuel Warrington family on
Saturday.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
TRINTTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White were
supper guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hastings in Wilmington on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meredith
and daughter Nancy spent Friday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Hastings.
Mrs. Ella Warrington entertain
ed at a turkey dinner on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warrington
and children, Everett. Joyce and
Janice and her sister, Mrs. Beulah
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
FRIENDS SUFFER FATAL
ATTACKS

EDIPSO, Greece = (F) = Katina
Voulgaris, ~, stepped out of her
house to visit a friend and drop
ped dead of heart attack on the
road. When Assimina Karaminon,
AZ, heard Of this, she rushed over
to her stricken friends home. The
sight Of Katina was too much for
Assimina. She, too, had a heart
attack and died.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

Mrs. Everett Hubbertt and MIS-
John williams Of near Federalsburg
spent Tuesday with their parents
Mr. and Mrs W F Hastings. =
Mrs. Mabel Richards. Jean Hast
ings and Janice Warrington have.
been sd with virus.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Schiff and
son Of Harmony and Mr. and Mrs.
John Williams Of near Federals-
burg, spent Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs NJ p Hastings
The Trinity WScS viii meet this
Friday evening" january lg
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

Spain
Spain is twice the size Of Oregon
Evening star., 1953-02-21
Body Of Greenbe|t Man
Still Hunted in Florida

The body of John E. Hen
bricks, 33, former Greenbelt res
ident and worker for the Agri-
culture Departments Conserva-
ton Service, still had not been
recovered today, five days after
he apparently drowned in Lake
Mills near Orlando, Fla.
Mr.. Hendricks is presumed to
have lost his life while planting
underbruSh beds to attract
spawning fish in the Florida
lake. A crew from the Orlando
fire department and a helicop-
ter from the Jacksonville Naval
Air Station, assigned at the re-
quest of former Representative
Hendricks of Florida, the miss
ing mans uncle. have been
searching the area. the Associ-
ated Press reported.
Mr.. Hendricks was graduated
from the University of Maryland
in 1851. He is married and has
a young daughter.
Evening star., 1953-02-21
Maryland Man Slain;
Farmer Accused Of Murder

A shotgun blast in a Prince
Georges County farmhouse killed
one man last night and sent an
other man to jail on a murder
charge.
County police said James Mel
son Brown, %, died instantly
when he was hit in the chest by
a charge fired at close range
after an argumen in the home
of John M. Colbert. near Upper
Marlboro.
Colbert, a tenant farm>r. was
charged after he went to the
Upper Marlboro police station
and gave himself up. Vincent
Gordon. %, of Upper Marlboro
was released in 100 bond as a
material witness. All the mer
are cOlOred.
Evening star., 1953-02-21
Stock Margins Are Reduced
7o5OPct., Pre-Koreo Level

previously-if they can find
credit for the remainder. 49,
But the Reserve Board since
March has been taking other
actions calculated to make
money for borrowing scarcer, or
more expensive in terms of in
tereSt.
The Government plan ap-
parently was to let these policies
partly offset the new stock mar
ket rule. The margin reduction
was believed to be timed to
cause the least commotion on
the market, now relatively stable
and generally back at its pre-
election level.
The president of the New York
Stock Exchange, G. Keith Funs-
ton, called the margin easing
"a long overdue move in the
right direction"
At his home in Greenwich,
Conn, Mr.. Funston said it would
''help make share ownership
easier to achieve for more
people,"