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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19

Of, the Roosevelt and Truman Administrations WITH
CHRISTIAN DUPES!-hsve tempory defeated the Chris-
tan forces in China III
But of the supposititious existence of Communism
Judaism!
Roman Catholicism!
De-purtanzed aspects of Professionalism -
Greek Orthodoxy!
Maeris Medca
Asiatic Maeriasm! --
ALL ARE DESTINED TO BE WIPED OFF THE FACE
OF THE EARTH!i!
Absolutely pure!- divine - perfect triumphant!
Chrsike thinking and leadershp!- ARE NOT TO EE
FOUND OUTSIDE OF GODS CHRIST SCIENCE!-
Tmeless Master Universal Messiah to ALL peoples!!
and will take and of the human each
year, and after DEATH EvERYONE!!!- step by step,
of counsel! Christ Jesus being the Number One Chrn
scientist!!i
Mrs. Eddys frequently stated position is;
FOLLOW YOUR LEADER ONLY so FAR AS s.iE
FOLLOWS CHRISTIE!
The Detroit Tribune presents. from Page Of tho
Sunday Detroit Times, the following AP Dispatch fron
Lansing December IL, with introduction;
THE DEVIL USES ARTHUR GODFREY
AS PER THE NEW TESTAMENT SCRIPTURE.
THEY LOVE THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN
THE PRAISE OF COD"!!
PUT CIGARETTE IN Tv OF GEORGE
WASHINCTON
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Changing Tremendously the Lives o
Nations and Of individuals

Fond Of learning, music, and fun, Martin Luther's
decision to become monk startled his family. But II
his defiance of the pope that his life in constant dan
GER He faced trial before deadly enemies He was kid
n.ped and carried off live in lonely castle, disguised
a. knight He daily threatened with death by hrs
Yet fearey and joyfuly he pursued his high aims and
lived q full, robust life besides.
Nav MeNeer's dramatic text and Lynd Wards mag
pietre. both based sound research combine to
max. a fascinating, important book.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRESS
NEW YORK NASHVILLE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Three Women Killed by Expressway
Drinking Speeder!

"no'y Harmonious exclusive spiritual universal of AL
s"'y'-ai wise, omni-sctive "our Father Mother God
s'i-harmonous" WHO is Love!
For example, the Great Flood removed all of III -;
habltants of the then known world excent Noah and h
smes!- as recorded in the very first Book Of the Old
Iestament!- which TOOK PLACE IN THE UNREAL
DEviLiSH!-M MYTHICAL! ADAM AND EVE COUNTER
FELL FRAUDULENT WORLD Oh COLLEC.
1--WE MORTAL CONSCIOUSNESS God. Liberator
snd savior OF the Bible from the DEvILISH ASSUMPTION
VT NEALiIf OF EVIL! materially, and sin, is IMPERA-
1--WE to lberate shining stupid bunderinp Adam. md
EVes as well as good and women, whose hundreds
or thousands of wasted hours leave them dvney unpro-
ected against the devils knaves and fools! who race
around and nflict sudden death upon Hebrews. Roman
Catholics Proteants and other GOOD people, function
ing with. oh, such good intentions!l!
And as has been truly and often quoted by us:
Continued next column, Ton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19

use OF movable type Because Luher theses were
lated into German and printed, many could read them
Luther had said what many Germans beginning to
think but had not been able to express clearly.
Martin Luther's voice was now hear far and wide
lie had made pledge 10 uphold the truth of the Bible
From distant places people hear his lectures
and to listen to his The Pope in faraway Rome
heard that Luther stirring people up But he only
laughed"
the pope, Leo signed called bull. This
said that if Martin Luther had changed his opinions
within sixty days he would be cast out of the church. In
November representative of the emperor burned Luther
books in public bonfire in the city of Cologne.
"Luthers friends talked often of all This What would
come OF il? There DANGER THAT LUTHER WOULD
BE BURNED as A HERETO. AS JOHN HUS HAD BEEN.
The Wittenberg students could talk little else They
neglected their studies to discuss it, What would DR..
Luther do?" We digress:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Martin Luther
From The Authors
MARTIN LUTHER

BY May McNeer and Lynd Ward
Few stories exciting than that of Martin
Luther the great reformer of world history.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Al the Risk of his Life He Cried out
Against the Abuses within the
Roman Catholic Church

and led the way to the formation of the Protestant
churches,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
God Forces Luther To Denounee The
Devils Operations In The Vatican!
Spiritual Insanity!!!-
Spiritual Fraud!!!
Spiritual Wiekedness In High
Places"

THE following from c. S. Monitor, 1883
HERE STAND '-Luther)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19

TRIBUNE-sATURDAY. DEC. IL, 1853
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19

Mrs. Eddy's frequently stated position is;
FOLLOW YOUR LEADER ONLY SO FAR AS s.iE
FOLLOWS CHRISTIE!
Evening star., 1953-03-28
TRAILERs Gent,

rRAMER-27 e. AZ model. All
Will TRADE for nice clean house
caif after u5; 5:so. Of. IDi 44S4s. Hp ssj
5 rms, full bath. tub and shower:
8ad RindoT 'Ossi ssntnss, exaS ~ Fm pefsh as
awning. Located on lot with asphalt
driyei1 e,dn ind WITT Within ,.Iter blk Of 1sR bus
Contact between 81 pm, ov; g.
sS S4Ff6Saor Foot 1852 sPARr1NETrE Tall
er;, eer; Lev down Syn1 pigment or ,II vii
Court. Lot 103. Alex. va. "a:
'gts q sas Mr zrEHER sHsTEM MAILS Meae, aAGa e;
UTfLrfY Mh f7pl TRAILER, e-whee,, excel.
eond.; $46. includes hitch. JU; g.
WAITED AaSSTiED TO RENT-House trailer,
reasonable, while building, guarantee
best Of care. Call Ludlow 10000
after $3.50, days, or write Box
UNIVERSAL 1850 2s-ft. house trailer.
Front end damaged. A real bargain
toilet. Large electric refrigerator.
All-metal exterior. May be seen by
appt. during day beginning March
both. AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
INC, 4030 Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
1859 S'si ss-Fr. TRAvELo, completely
equipped with bath; must sell: being
transferred. OV. 3-0l9S. --3
TRAILER. sleeps 4, refgr, 27-ft.
long; S675. OWNERS. TIE. SOL SO.
WANTED, 10 to 2s-ft. trailer With
rsAihr8 Sath; o. rSR S1S4ssi 4ssssiiEis5a custom. sS
built Stewart in new condition; 2
complete bath; desk and bookcase;
Cost S5,42O: sacrifice So, 900. Wood
ley Hill Trailer Park. 2730 Richmond
hwy. Lot. 315. 30
1942 25-ft. trailer: $3.50.
Let serwyS9 49, Nd Canary Trailer Court
AMERiCAN Se-ft.; 2 bedrms.. full
bath S1.10O for equity. Take
oyer note. Pfister's Court. Laurel.
KNOX utility trailer in
good condition. Call IA. s-7235.
TRAILER. 4xe. solid OAK;
SS5. Also AXIS, ready to go. SI1O.
Or will build to order. OF. 4-6SS0.
TOW BOY TRAILER, 9.Ooxeo tires;
low boy. s-wheel, i5-in., a5-ton
capacity. "a it., So. 500. One cattle
trailer, q IT., ready to go. S795.
Evening star., 1953-03-28
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcon.. +,

GMC 3-ton tractor: now converted
into stake body; $3.50 or best eitsr.
TRUCKS, QUICK SALE-1s48 "a
ton. Chevrolet with 1949 motor.
perfect. @ 1870 h;ton Ford pickup,
see at 1891 N. Mckinley rd.. Arlins-
PiCKUP TRUCK and crane for Sale.
Fully ossI equipped, perfect condition
FORD 1851 F-6 s-cylinder dump
This truck is in excellent condition,
one owner; equipped with 2-speed
heater and 3.yard Gar Wood hoist
with cab shield and high load side
boards: boar IT This truck is resdy to Eo to
Sz6issS.F %S6n sSFosoSp; opsn s9St g 10 y st. n'w- AD
FORD ie49 F-S s-cylinder dump
truck; this truck Is equipped with
2;speed rear. running lights, Ash
plated frame. 3.yard body; truck in
sfess pARRWAY isRss.aSp. porG rGT sosl sels n
st; NV. AID: 2-O1S5. Open o to o.
DODGE 40 N-ton pickup; like new
cond:; !: and h.; owner driven. $S95.
JU. $4,000. $40 Boston ave. --29.
CHEVROLET 80 h-ton pickup; new
pStnt, Soou SIes- low miieage, looks
to put In service! 30-day guarantee.
S745. MONROE FORD, 1897 East
West hwy. Sill. 5pg., Md. Open eve
nings TN 9. JU. 5-7sO4. go
FORD '49 ia-ton pickup; new paint:
FORD. fs37 East-West VEST hwy hWSN1III sii.
spg;; so Nd. Open evenings till 9, ~.
cEEySRSeoiLET 90 ~-son ss pickup
Sofd vsnetss sas Ss1ss: ssod 'eS No A;1 sssis'
FORD '46 "s" h-ton pickup truck
$500. Call after $50, OF. 4-1i43.
FORD ORD. 1850 $50. M-tsa @ d stake: IKE new;
tires: and heater: 5000. cypress
DoSGE late AZ 1-ton eanopy-page,.
good rubber, good paint, clean. Good
Sd, fSr atsisa aueEsssr' plumber etc. $3.50.
GMC diesel tractor. Fully equipped.
ready to go. Phone Lu. 2-S419.
NTERNATIoNALs ta), Metro; low
mileage; all being reconditioned; !;
prices ranging from S585 to S6S5.
Can Be nr, seen oate as a2o1 chsnning St;
GMc isSa seSsp' s4ston pickup: tx; %9S 4,SSo mi. M
excel. shape. S1,a95. Apply TEX
AGO STATION, 1925 Conn. ave. NV.
MACK Al 1-ton panel, c.o.E.; run
ming; $l25. Call NO. 7-9160. -2S
1912 CHEVROLET a4-ton pickup. Ex-
cellent tires. $500. HE. 4-40OS.
FORD late '4S FL panel: low mile
age, fine tires, new battery, heater,
fendeX; original owner. $695. JU.
NEED 4 PICKUP TRUCK? Don't buy
until you have seen this 80 Ford
truck priced at $3.50, week end only.
NORTHWEST MOTORS, 44Ol Conn.
WO: 6-5654. Open Sundays. 20
FORD 2-ton 1941 pickup truck: AL
cond,; sale by owner, $3.50 or best
CHEVROLET 1887 sedan delivery;
good shape, good tires; $3.50 or
best offer. Call JU. 5-1569. 30
VAN, 1S-ft., mounted on 3-ton REQ,
perfect condition, straight air
brakes. e$d;l95. or will sell body.
I948 INTERNATIONAL 1Is-ton
stake; 2-Speed rear. power take-off,
new motor. $685.. ia. 2-O693. --29
DODGE 1852 ls-ton: $4,000 mi, r.
and h., good tires; excel. cond. !;
81. .O95. Manassas 396-J. SO
CHEVROLET TRUCK 1850 1la-ton
stake; $4,000 mi. radio: $3.50
or best offer 10 o-SSQo I'D
Evening star., 1953-03-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sI1a sSs ss ss'0i Ii 1'a's esna and assssssr ssss
AUSTIN Js11s 1862 A-4o .4-dr. sedan: only
eG2o caIl on miles ssoss sssel' e0nd; $s s1:SSo
BUICK super CONVERT, late '4e; ra-
dio, htr; defr., push-button win
dowS and top; motor recently over
hauled; new custom seat covers;
sT s1eeL f9pd AP orig s6Sy SyneT; sT:. s69S; ss
BUICK 80 Special 4-door; 7. and
h.; good cond.; 10000 actual miles.
$1,000 or best offer. EN-. 2-9337.
BUICK az Special 4-dr.: standard
covers, vent shades. beautiful beach
FFIssa! % for Quick SS "ass sale. si.ass, WA JA.
BUictkk' ';i4s super conv.: e-tone finish.
eas enly sspisssssd 6ss cooPRs eRa NJ MoroRs s9fay
51O0 Wisconsin ave. NV. A29
BUICK al Special 5-passenger coupe;
week; a Inquire ST. s-9s1s or II
BUICK 1e47 Roadmaster e-dr.; q
tone; $4,000 miles: r., h.. Wv
tires; s7s5 or best offer. OIL. 4-655G.
BUICK 1s4s Super sedanette; dove
gray. r. h.. Wv. tires; l owner,
really ,1 nise; lr s1;9g5, terms; ;$95
consin ave. NV. EN-. 3-O141.
BUICK Al Super club coupe: Very
clean, radio, heater. practically new
500. No dealers. Ii. s-s45o. '"''
BUICK 1851 Special e-dr.: 1900
81 WA. 1927. -29
m r. sSod sSitG% rubbs seat ASsU
only s7o5. GRADY MoTsoRSs' s INC. :.
Lincoln Mercury Dealers. 7401 wis.
ave. Beth Md. OIL. 4-3416. Open
BUCK e lS is6s Super Riviera: r. mso ana h.,
new: NV s. sss. oVfLs. "a. s1e s-1o71 7Snaaes: ke
BUICK ~ 4;dr:; T.. b.. jet black I'm
reSI T stea TRES e SnS cnSto% ssSs seat sSyf5S
MOTORS. NC. Lincoln Mercury
Dealers, 7401 Wis; ave; Beth. Nd.
BUICK 1850 Special de luxe sedan
ssss ST.: slaff f. SS sss4si sirss s.s sns sSs1a'
BUICK '4S Super 4-dr. sedan: radio,
battery; Ss4s or best oifer. ia; s. s.
Buick 1910 Super 4-dr.; outstand-
Price. $325. Pvt. owner. Call ME.
BUICK 1910 4-dr. Super; good ap-
pearance and running cond.; $3.50.
BUICK 1910 4-dr. sedan; black; L
driver; good running cond; all
equip. $500. Call OIL. 2-4140,
morning or evening. go
BUICK 'b2 Roadmaster Riviera g
DIR. sedan; strikingly beautiful blue
finish, accentuated by white walls,
radio, heater, Dynaffow, power steer
ing; S2,7S5. With new-car service
and guarantee! See Pete" Prince.
Open It'll q. PAGE-HUGHES CButckl,
JE. $4,000, 621 Arlington blvd.
(Route 60), Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1953-03-28
PICKUPSl !

40 d,ean Eei Ford Gd,r h-ton stake; .so.
AS Chevy 1-ton pickup; A.
speed, new paint. Only $50
4S Chevy s4-ton pickup; new
paint 525
81 Dodge La-ton pickup;
creampuff. Only l,O95
40 MGC la-ton pickup; needs
paint; running gear peri.
'4s stIdsSaker h-ton pickup.
~ studebaker A-ton: rack '
sides; runs fine, rubber OK.
4-trailer vans, closed, 24-ft. '0
1000 rubber. Each, only 800
ATTENTION. prospective truck buy
ers. BY gosh, If you really need a
truck. ana You want to save a cou-
pie OF hundred bucks, come on over
to the largest truck outfit in the
Washington area. See Ed Katz tell
him what you need. We'll gfaran-
tee a huge savings to you. We
have all makes, sizes and models.
Compare our prices with others.
and you'll see what We mean.
Dumps, stakes, pickups. panels. fats,
gas and Diesel tractors, vans, plenty
Of Army surplus.
CENTRAL MOTORS
1901 Oronoco st., Alex, Va.
Ov. 3-1500 Until 6 PM.
ia. 2-7O00 Until 8 PM.
Evening star., 1953-03-28
TRAILERS

TRAILER, all aluminium. by 80.
very good for builder. for conStruc-
tion job, or can be used as a ONCE
or cottage at beach, win place on
job or location; $500. MR.. FRANK.
STEWART 81 a7-ft. Two bedrms..
fore and aft: unique sleeping ar
nSa TanSeehts S rUr s ,,,1 SaGn a1inned c1uTs anS
furn. Excel. condition. S3. 600
terms, Seen after 8 p.m.. Lot 81
Temple Trailer VII, Alex, Va
p. w. PITTS. XII. 6-S579. %"
FOR SALE-Tratler. '4S model
Franklin 2-rm., porch, 81 400. NO.
?;0339; SO Temple Trailer Ct.
Evening star., 1953-03-28
AVIATION

0TINSoN, 8 place; S700 or best
offer. Last until August '63. Call
DU. 7-5637 or see at Falls Church
Airport. --29
4-6936 ---29
Evening star., 1953-03-28
REAL BARGAINS
IN MOBILE HOMES

AMERICAN TRAILER
CO., INC.
1890 Wis. Ave. NV, Woodley 6-3231
SUBURBAN BRANCHES IN
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA
ri
Evening star., 1953-03-28
GARAGES

1929 CORCORAN ST. NV. SIS mo.
st: NV. SO. NJ. PAUL HANNAH.
732 18th st. NV. ME. S-41O0.
FOR RENT-a-car brick gar, ?O1
Madison st. NV. SEQ per mo. Call
RnzR IL soith' 81 l42s Pt Giiaia Ch4iPalS ST NV.
have several garages for rent. Cali
Mr.. VINNICK, ME. S-2294 until q
pm. daily; Sun, 1875. 80
5?7 TUCKERNIAN N.W.-For rent,
brick garage. cleo, water. parking or
Evening star., 1953-03-28
AUToMoTIVE A MISC.

motor, r., hydraulic brakes and
other acces. OIL. 4-3276 bet. 5-S
pm. May be seen all day Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-03-28
TAxIcABs FOR RENT
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

WANTED FOR RENT-Late model
taxicab; evenings from 6 to IL. AID.
5-2179. 80
Evening star., 1953-03-28

PLYMOUTH 40 club coupe; radio
heater. smart Sshara-gray finish
positively immaculate throughout
1886. Guaranteed one year. parts
open one III 1iSSsr g. efss FT,cse PTnse
JE. ss97oo. q q nnnES 81 AriinEton ,oPlSSI bIyd'
lRoute 500. Falls Church. Va.
PLYMOUTH 1941 Special de luxe
2-dr.; radio heater, new engine
paint and body perfect. Only $295
full price, terms arranged. WH.-
LIAMS, r. I. ave. at goth ne.
Evening star., 1953-03-28

INTERNATIONALS (3), Metro: low
mileage: all being reconditioned: |:
prices ranging from S585 to S6S5.
Can be seen at 2201 Claiming st.
ne. DU. 7-9G96, Ii. 7-2539. -4
GMC 1852 24-ton pickup; 1000 mi. !:
excel. shape. Sl.395. Apply TEX
AGO STATION, 1925 Conn. ave. n. w,
Evening star., 1953-03-28

HARLEY Y-DAVIDSON SALES q
SERVICE
1868 31st st. NV. AID. 2-0602
Open Fridays It'll pm.
Evening star., 1953-03-28

PLYMOUTH 1941 4-dr. sedan; good
running cond;: $50 or best offer.
PeHMo614hH f9G1e 1h ss7ss 5s x.aoor sedan sS 6s.t.r
only. Condition very good, low
mileage. S1,275 or best offer. 482I
4th st. NV. Apt. /, RA. 3-575I.
Evening star., 1953-03-28

FORD 80 coupe; black finish; heater,
ETC.; the famous 6-cyl. Job. $4,000
actual miles. This is an ideal car
Tor Q small family or the one who
wants q lot of trunk space. This
30-day written warranty. SS95.
COLONIAL OLDSMOBIIIE co,
tLI. 7-9340), 1241 9th st. ne.
Just on Fla. ave-; after 5 pm, Ii.
FORD 80 club coupe "6": black;
With oyerdriye. low mileage. 81. .O95.
Dominion dr., Arl.. IA. 7-5443. 30
FORD '52 Tudor; Fordomatic;
$I,795: STEUART TRUCK CENTER,
2OO1 w. Va. ave. ne, LA. 6-SO2O.
Evening star., 1953-03-28

FORD 1947 Tudor de luxe; 1-owner
car; oJg good cond.; heater; $3.50. JU.
FORD 1910 coupe; engine in peri.
cond.. $175. UN. 4-2664.
FORD 1910 convertible; good con-
d1tion; S295. Phone 10. 3-6O3O.
Evening star., 1953-03-28

FUhU 1919 Model T roadster: also
l93l Ford. Can be seen at Sinclair
station, 18th and Rhode Island ave.
FORD 194s VS. de luxe Tudor, With
radto and heater, $685.. AP.
FORD 1850 custom 8 Fordor: Rtr.
ana direct. sig.. sal miles;
lss0190 or best cash offer. XII.
FORD 1889 Fordor convertible; new
TOP and pads, car in perfect con-
dftion: 1926 or best offer. Can
pc seen at S317 Piney Branch rd.,
Silver Spring, or call JU. 8-513O.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09

may be sent to the social hall of
the First Methodist Church for
packing or will be called for by
any member of the organization.
The Future Farmers of America,
Delmar Chapter have joined forces
with the local fire department and
fire prevention forces everywhere
in urging the people of Delmar area
to observe October 4th thru 10th
as Fire Prevention Week.
The F. F., A. has agreed to haul
away cOmbustibles cleaned out of
attics, cellars, garages, barns or any
place where such items are likely
to accumulate. Just phone 6051 to
notify the F. F. A. boys that you will
place the cOmbustibles in your home
on a designated day of this week and
they will arrange. to pick up the
deposits.
The w. S. c. S. of First Methodist
Church will hold its Country Store,
Thursday and Friday, October 18th
and 10Th, 1858 in the Social Hall of
the Church. Supper will be served
each evening.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Beach and Mr..
Mrs. JOS. 1. Beach left Thursday on
a motor trip to Lexington, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker have
closed 1.-The Columbus" in Ocean
City, Md, and are at their home
in Delmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Nelson have
closed their home "The Virginia" in
Ocean City and have returned to
Delmar for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Hide
brand are announcing the birth of a
son at the Nanticoke Memorial Hos
pital, Seaford, Delaware.
Connie Reddish underwent a
tOnsilectomy on September 20, at
Peninsula General Hospital.
The Rev. Harold Mowen, rector
of st. Martins-in-the-F Field at Selby-
Vile had charge of the service at
ALI Saints Episcopal Church, on
Sunday morning. Mr.. MOwen will
return for service next Sunday A. M.
The Memorial Post V. F. w. of
Delmar has launched a campaign
for clothing for Korea. Donations
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09

Miss Hazel Tatman of Bridgeville
visited Mr.. and Mrs. V. ]. Carmine
on Sunday.
Tickets are now on sale for the
Delmar Lions Club Follies. which
will be held in the auditorium of the
Delmar High School on October %,
.23.
All funds collected by the Lions
will be used for improving the COM
munity and helping those in need.
This affair will open a drive by the
club to raise enough money to start
"a community building for the town.
Dan Culver is general chairman
of the fOllies. Joseph Whelpton will
again direct the skits and Ray
WilkersOn, Sr., will have charge of
the music. Other committee chair
men are, George Stephens, tickets,
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09
DELMAR
By Mrs.
Ella n. CarmIne

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Smith have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Gallons and Mrs. Carrie DeBoskey
of Trenton, ~ J.
Mrs. Pearl Davis and Mrs. Mildred
Hutchins of Wilmington have been
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Galloway,
spent a part of last week in Yeadon,
Pa, as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. G. Nichols.
Mrs. Richard Hill of Richardson
Park, Delaware is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Matthews here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maddox, Jr.,
of Glen Burnie, are guests of Mrs.
Florence Maddox.
. Mrs. Keasby Jones and Mrs.
George Donoho are visiting in New
York.
Mrs. Edna Powers of RehobOth
Beach, Delaware was a recent guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Beach and Mr..
and Mrs, Dewey Stokes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claudine HOrvatter
are. announcing the arrival Of a
daughter at Peninsula General
Hospital, Salisbury; Maryland on
September 25.
w. d. Adkins is a patient at the
NanticOke Memorial Hospital, Sea-
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray w. Whayland of
the Delmar Road are at Circle
Ranch, in New Jersey.
Mrs. Florence Culver of Asbury
Parkss N. J., is the guest of her
niece, Miss Elizabeth Elliott, here.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09

Stanley Dashiell, props, Russell
Truitt, decorations, Calvin O'Neal,
advertisement, Norman Locates.
The parade which will proceed the
fOllies, and Frank Pusey, stage
manager.
Mr.. Paul Meilham is ill at his
home on Jewell ST., Delmar.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09
FOR THE BIRDS

SOUTH WELLFLFET, Mass.-(P)
The sprawling 460-acre estate of DR..
Oliver Austin, retired physician,
is strictly for the birds.
DR.. Austin became interested in
OrnitholOgy 25 years ago through
his son, renowned Ornithologist.
Since then, DR.. Austin has estab-
lished reputation as one of the
leading amateur ornithologists in
the world.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09
TO ParkIng

In st. Joseph, Mo-. a group Of
Buchanan county residents pro.
tested that house that had been
moved to the middle of a backwoods
road five years ago was still stand
ing there.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09

He has branded $685. ,49S birds
mostly mackeral gulls, taken on his
estate. He is credited with knowing
more about the habits of the Tern
than anyone in the United States.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09

World production of coal and
Ignite exceeds IL billion tons per
year, with the United States pro-
ducing One-third of the world total.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09

Every American Indian is sub
ject to taxes, both state and federal.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09

l6TLOrIllanCG Proves lit,
Simply come in and drive a Pontiac.
You'll feel the eager response of Americas
best proved hi9h-cOmpresSion engine.
You'll see how POntiac'S power reserve
supplies all the pep you'll ever need for
town traffic, velvety SmOOthneSs that
makes highway driving a pleasure. And
with Pontiac dependGbiIity, you can 60
on and on like thiS-with an absolute
minimum of service.
Evening star., 1953-03-01
Glamour Guinea Pig

IN THE billion dollar in
i dustry of cosmetics, Miss
Jane Grant plays a unique
role. She's the human guinea
pig" for a Hollywood manu-
facturer who tests his new
beauty aids on her.
It's a tough job, though she
likes it. In line of duty are
such unusual StintS as talk
ing to herself until her mouth
gets dry, slipping hot coffee
and iced tea almost stimuli
taneouSly, eating hot buttered
corn on the cob as un-daintily
as possible, dipping her head
in large bowls of water, and
shivering in made-to-order
snow storms while clad in a
skimpy bathing suit.
These curious activities take
place in the testing Of new
creams, lotions, lipsticks and
varied makeups on James
skin. Object is to see how
Evening star., 1953-03-01

the new products will react
to extremes of heat and cold,
humidity and dryness.
If a new makeup formula
passes the rugged tests i'm
posed upon it, via Jane, a
new aid to feminine glamour
has been born.
Jane is fond of being beau
tilted, as most women are.
The fact that the process may
be repeated several times a
day is made less botherSome
by the knowledge that she
gets paid for it.
These photos, which give
an idea of one of Miss Grants
typical working days, show
the testing of a new lipStick.
To be determined are the lip
sticks color-fast properties,
its ability to soften the lips
instead of drying them, and
its powers of adhering to lips
over a period of time.