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Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14
--- TodaY's Hostess
EASY WAYS TO
ENTERTAIN
BY ADELAIDE KERR
AP Nawsfaniuras Writer

Why not take life easier in this
hot weather and entertain your
friends at something beside the
inevitable dinner party, which
costs considerable work and money,
A swimming party is one way
of doing it. If you live reasonably
near water, just pile your guests
in your car and zOOm off to the
beach for several hours of splash
ing, diving and lolling in the sun.
You'd better be prepared to satisfy
hearty appetites afterward, how
ever.
One good answer to a beach party
supper is a Maine chowder; another
is hot dogs and sweet corn roasted
over a camp fire. OF course before
you can plan either of these, you
will have to make sure there is a
place on the beach where you can
build a good hot fire. If that is inn
possible, all you have to do is add
plenty of rolls or substantial sand
wiches, stacks of celery and radish-
es and a mound of fruit-and you
have a picnic supper that should
satisfy your hungriest guest.
Or if you want to make your en-
tertaining super-simple, take your
friends to the movies or the theateI
or for a long ride in the country
When it is over, wheel around to
some good food spot for supper
anything from lobster to an ice.
cream soda.
If you want to entertain at home
there are lots of ways of doing it
Invite your friends in to see the
home movies you took on that triI
through the Rockies last summer
Or Gull your best records and spenC
an evening with Beethoven, Mozar
and MendelssOhn. Or plan to spend
a couple of hours with televisiOn
if you are sure guests will enjoy
it and the programs thai will be OF
tap that evening are good.
Games can make a good eveninI
too, if you select the right ones
and invite the right people to par
ticipate. But remember that
stuffed shirt is a stuffed shirt, ant
no amount Of coaxing or hopinj
can make him look like the Iif
of the party. So, before you plaI
an evening around games, be sur
your guests are the kind who will
swing into them. If they will. thel
Ghosts, Twenty Questions, an,
Hunt the Lions Tale" are a few
favorites to put on your list-an,
you can stalk down scores more il
a good game book. If your friend
are the kind who will have a 10
more fun around bridge, canast;
or bingC tables, plan your part
around those.
If you have a breeze-kissed pati,
or terrace, you may get the bes
results of all with an evening O
good talk, But unless your guest
know each other pretty well, YOU
better check off few good topic
in advance to start the converse
tional ball rolling and keep it il
motion.
Serve drink and a snack-an
let it be something simple. Sand
wiches and hot coffee in cold wes
ther, home made cookies and a ta
iced drink in summer. Remembe
you are entertaining this way bC
cause you are trying to take lii
easier, and don't spoil all the goo
results by spending hours in tn
kitchen before the party.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14
Local Happenings

BROWN.LIDEN REUNION TO
BE HELD AT TODD'S-The annual
reunion of the descendants of Sally
Liden Brown and Joseph M. Brown
will be held at TOdd's Community
Hall, between Hickman and Green
wood, on Sunday, August 16, 1853.
There will be a picnic luncheon
at 1870 followed by entertainment,
a short business meeting and an
election of officers. The present
officers include: w. Reese Brown,
Denton, president; Mrs. Franklin E.
Nelson, fredericksburg, vice-presi-
dent; w. Edmond Neal, FedeTals-
burg, secretary; Mrs. John M.
Russell, Bridgeville, historian.
MUSIC LOVERS - Lovers of
American folk music or sO-called
"hillbilly" entertainment from all
over Lower Delaware and adjacent
Eastern Shore areas will converge
on the Milford Baseball Park next
Monday evening, August nth, for
the big v. F. W.-spOnsored all-star
benefit show, featuring such Grand
Ole OpTy" stars as Johnnie and
jack, Kitty Wells and the Ten
nessee Mountain Boys. Curtain
time is s p. m.
ALL STAR SHOW-Tickets for
next Monday evenings all-star
benefit show, featuring Johnnie
and Jack, Kitty Wells, the Ten
nessee Mountain Boys, and other
i"Grand Ole Opry" acts, may now
be purchased at Charles Mobil
Station, the Hugg Insurance Agen-
cy, ScOtt's Variety Store, Electrical
Equipment and Maintenance Com
pang and the Blue Hen Post Home.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14
Sunday, August {
Welcome Arrival

Word comes from San Luis Obs
pO, California, that Cpl. and Mrs.
William P. Bowman, welcomed the
arrival of six pound and fifteen
OF. daughter at 1902 a. m. on Aug.
8, 1858. Mrs. Bowman was formerly
Clara Passwaters, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Passwaters of
Greenwood, Del. Bill was employed
at the Milford Post Office before
entering the Armed Forces and is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Irwin
Bowman Of Milford, Del,
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14
FIRST REPUBLICANS

HENDERSON, Ky.-(P-For the
first time in history a slate of Re-
publican candidates is offered to
the voters of the city and county
in the local primary election. In
the past, nomination on the Demo-
cratic ticket was tantamOunt to
election in Henderson.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

DR.. James B. Homan, who
has been one of MilfOrd's lead
ing physicians for the past few
years will leave on August 80
for a vacation, with his family
and will return in time to begin
his studies in dermatolOgy at
the University of Pennsylvania.
DR.. Homan has scheduled his
work for the coming three
years, taking one year of study
and two years of internship.
Mrs. Homan and their three
children are expecting to stay
here for the present.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14
No soAPl

DENVER -(P)-A detergent was
used when 100000 worth Of astro-
nomical glass was washed at Dem
yer University's Chamberlain OBJ
servatory for the first time in II
years.
DR.. Albert w. Recht, director
said the latest wash lob removes
soap film left from the 1886 clean-
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

A number of friends from
town attended the wedding of
Miss Ann Walker Ferguson
Of Bridgeville and Mr.. Walter
Allen Jones of Florida which
took place in RehOboth at the
All Saints, Episcopal Church on
Thursday of last week.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

Come September 4th, Jack
Baynum, with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Baynum, will
be driving out to Delaware,
Ohio. It is there that Jack
will attend Ohio Wesleyan Col
lege this school year. He will
be on hand to begin football
practice the following day. He
was awarded a scholarship to
this college.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

Street. It was the 35th anniver-
sary for the Stewards and the
25th for the McGinnises. The
coming in of more guests, fol-
lowing the dinner was a COM
plete surprise to Mr.. and Mrs,
McGinnis, furthered still by the
opening of another room where
a lighted wedding cake, sur
mounted by a silvered "25th''
was the centered attraction.
Mrs. Donald Isaacs of Whining
ton entertained the evening
before for her parents. Mrs.
Isaacs was the former Miss
Clydia McGinnis.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

For best quality eggs in the sum-
mer, collect them in wire baskets
three or four times a day. Store
in a cool damp room. Send them to
market at least twice a week.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

A double anniversary was Gel
ebrated Tuesday evening when
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Steward,
Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W.
MeGinnis had dinner at the
Steward home on West Front
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford
From Thursday, August 6 To Wed.
nesday, August ~, Inclusive

John E. Barcus, weather record
er for the United States Govern
ment, reports the following weather
conditions for Milford as recorded
on instruments located on Lake
view avenue, for the week begin
ming Thursday, August 6, and end
ing Wednesday, August II, inclu-
sive:
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

In 1862 the United States used
almost nine trilliOn cubic feet Of
natural gas.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lloyd Carter
are the proud parents of a
second son born in Memorial
Hospital on Thursday. August 6.
He has been named Kim Carroll
Carter. Mrs. Carter was the
former Betty 10 Watson.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Warren entertained
the members of Mrs. Warren's
bridge club and their husbands.
They came at six-thirty for an
Out-of-door supper in the rear
of their home on Clarke Avenue
and bridge followed. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. William
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
MulhOlland, Mr.. and Mrs. James
P. Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stokes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Baechler.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

Miss Minerva Sipple had the
misfortune to fall from the
curb in front of her home on
South East Front Street, on
Monday. which resulted in a
broken hip. She is a patient
in Memorial Hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

Tomorrow at three o'clock
in the Presbyterian Church
Miss Joan snowberger and Mr..
James Carrow Bradford will
make their wedding vows be-
fore the Reverend Hugh Miller
of Dover, New Jersey. Miss
Snowberger will have her sister,
Miss Elizabeth Mae Snowberger
as her maid of honor and will
be attended by six bridesmaids,
namely Mrs. Duane Holloway
of Williamsburg, Virginia. Mrs.
Tilghman Krauss of Arnold,
Md, Miss Nancy Propes Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, Miss Carolyn
Nelte and Miss Barbara Lyons
Of this town and Mrs. Donald
Isaacs of Wilmington. Mr.. A.
Rhees Bradford will be best
man for his brother and the
following will be ushers, Mr..
William Shaw. and Mr.. John
Dyer Of Wilmington, Mr.. Thigh
man Krauss of Arnold, Md.
Mr.. Hugh Martin, Mr.. James
Johnson and Mr.. Richard Glen
daniel. Mr.. Ralph SnOwberger
will give his sister in marriage.
Mrs Mabel Murphy will play
the wedding music and Mrs.
John Dyer will be the solOist.
A number Of affairs have been
given for Miss Snowberger, the
latest of which was the coffee
and miscellaneous shower given
Saturday morning of last week
by Mrs. Frank r. Grier and Mrs.
w: Dean Kimmel. That evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Redden
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry May
hew, Jr. entertained at the home
of Dr.. and Mrs. Carleton Fooks
when the guests gave her a
pantry shower. This evening,
following rehearsal the young
couple will be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack NAPLES and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Murphy at the
home of the latter for buffet
dinner. The wedding party and
present for the festivities will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Thames,
former residents, but now of
Atlantic Beach, Florida, who
are flying here.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sezna
Of Wilmington are the happy
parents of a son, David Grier
Sezna, born in Delaware Hos
pital on Saturday, August 8.
The Seznas have three daugh-
ters. Mrs. Sezna will be re-
membered here as the former
Miss Jean Grier.
Evening star., 1953-04-01

Powerful perform
ance ut . SenSa.
ti0nal low price.
In original factory
cartons. Guaran-
teed.
Evening star., 1953-12-11

TOTOKIN BOTTLE HOLDER
and Tinkle Toy makes life
pleasanter for both Baby and
Mother. for 1t enables Baby to
feed himself and amuse him.
self, too. A vinyl plastic.
washable, scuff proof dolly by
Barbara Diane -------- Q2e
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Memorial JaywaIker
/ Denied Damages

A man who was injured when
he stepped into q hole III an OBJ
scure section Of the grounds sur
rounding the Jefferson Memorial
was not actually invited" to
walk there and cannot collect
damages, the United States
Court Of Appeals for the District
ruled yesterday.
The ruling concerned a suit
brought by Alexander Firfer and
his wife Amy. Mr.. Firfer is an
economist with the Federal Com
munications Commission. The
couple lives at 4So3 South Thir-
tieth street, Arlington. Mr.. Fir
fer's ankle was broken when he
! stepped into the hole.
The Firfers visited the Memo
rial during the 1850 Cherry Bios
! som Festival. the opinion stated
In leaving, hoping to find q
short cut to their car. they left
by an open space between the
rear columns and jumped three
steps to a grassy plot. While
walking on the plot, Mr.. Firfel
stepped into a hole and was In
iured. He sued the Government
and the case was dismissed ir
the U. S. District Court for the
District of Columbia.
Yesterday the appellate court
upheld the lower court. The
opinion said when Mr.. FirfeI
left the portion Of the Monu-
ment Grounds which is set aside
for the public, he exceeded the
scope Of his license and became
q treSpasSer or, at best =. Q
bare licenSee. :"
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Pro-Egyptians Win IS
Of 70 Sudan Senate Seats
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

KHARTOUM. Sudan. Dec
IL The pro Egyptian Ma
tionalist Unionist Party won Is
Of 20 Senate seats in recent
elections, late results show. The
pro-independence Umma Party
won 2, Independents 2 and the
Southern Party /.
Results in 10 other contests
are still to come. The Senate
will have so members, 20 to be
appointed by the governor gen.
eral. The Nationalist Unionists
won a majority in previous elec-
tions for the 97-seat lower
house.
BY the end of 1855 the
Sudanese will decide whether
they desire union with Egypt OF
independence. Sudan has been
ruled jointly by Britain and
Egypt for years and the elec-
tions were held under a British
Egyptian agreement looking
toward an end of friction be-
tween them on the Sudanese
question.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Frozen Fruit Juice Plants
Hit by Carrier Strike
BY the Assoeiosed Press

AUBURNDALE, Fla, Dec. IL.
The shortage of cans, because
of the can company workmen
strike, viii force Snow Crop to
suspend operations at its Frost
proof plant this week end and
cut capacity at the Auburndale
and Dunedin plants by half.
Latt Maxcy, vice president of
the Snow Crop division of Clin-
ton Foods Inc. said last night
$500 to 1000 workers would be
laid off at the citrus concen-
trate canneries.
Earlier, the shortage had
caused the closing of Sasson-
King Ines new plant at Fort
Meade.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Mexico Buys Tractors

PORT WASHINGTON, WIS,
Dec. II R.-Acting as repre-
sentatives for the Mexican gov
ernmet, Antonio Chavez and
Salvador Mendoza of the Mexi-
can Confederation Of Farmers
and Cattlemen's Association yes
terday signed q contract with a
local firm for delivery Of $50
million worth Of garden tractors.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Memphis Hotel Sold

MEMPHIS, Dec. II R.-Sale
of the 625-room Hotel Peabody
to the Alsonett chain Of resort
and commercial hotels was COM
pleted yesterday for an an
nounced purchase price OF
81. .431 300.
Evening star., 1953-12-11

Films of More Than Routine Merit
BLUE"-Capvating version Of the stage
comedy
"THE NAKED SPUR"-James Stewart in corkng outdoor
drama.
"THE SWORD THE ROSE"-Lively olive" swashbucker by
Walt Disney.
"TOP HATvntage musical with Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers
"WHITE WITCH DOCTOR"-Susan Hayward Robert
chnm In Africa.
Evening star., 1953-12-11

CROAKER THE FROG, mon
strous big fellow about II inches
tall will croak when you squeeze
him and II you squeeze him
another way out pops his
tongue. Washable, bright and
harmless colors ------ $l.98
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r1DEwATER SECTION OF VIRGINIA
Retirement home. 10 acres, S-room
dwelling on beautiful river. Many
extra-modern features. An excep-
tional buy at $9.500; 81: 300 cash.
phone iryinston $500. ri
LONG BEACH = Comfortably fur
occupancy Il purchased this week.
Price only $3.50 with terms to
suit buyer. An opportunity like this
has not been available for years. so
Long BEsAcH-outstanding residen-
tial colony. of the Chesapeake Bay
area sensibly restricted to protect
your privacy and investment. Finest
improvements; unexcelled swimming,
sand beach. gradually sloping to
deep water. Safe for children, out
of polluted areas.
LONG BEACH-Provides all environ
mental ADVANTAGES sought by fam
lies lies with children; also oiled streets
yr.-round system; all utils.:, chill
dren'S playground: trash and gar
bage collection and many other adj
LONG BEAcH-Featuring Flag Har
to IT. at MLW. Skiff or yacht,
your boat cannot be safer elsewhere
down payments and
convenient monthly terms may be
arranged on all houses and lots for
sale. Several new homes now being
completed. ready for use this month
SPECIAL OFFER-Lots on surfaced
street. with water. lights and phone
service, as low as $500; $50 down.
$40 per month.
DIRECTIONS-Drive 8 miles south
Of Prince Frederick on Solomons
and follow Long Beach signs to
ONCE on Bay Shore.
NJ. E. ROCKHILL. INC.
Mail Address. st Leonard Md
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BAY FRONT-Immaeulat 6-rm. cot
tage directly on Chesapeake Bay In
exclusive North Beach Park; 35-ft.
screened porch facing water; 3
bedrms., separate din. rm., cleo. kit.
modern bath. $3.50 for mo. of Au-
Davis cottage. lot 4, blk. 4, North
Beach Park III
POINT LOOKOUT. MD. - Summer
cottage, completely furn.; boat, ramp
and box. Excel. fishing, swimming.
S.. 400. JU. 1894 after D pm.
FIvE-RooM HOUSE = SCOTT. water
front. large shade trees, beautiful
lawn; pier, perfect harbor; artesian
well, cleo. II you like grabbing and
fishing. you will like this place. ST.
$50. Owner will be on premises Fri,
Sat, Sun. Directions: Route 5 to
Morganza, right 242 10 miles to
Victory Bar, right / mile. F. L.
TANNING. 2418 Kenton pl. sc. 49,
COTTAGE with 2h
acres, at st. Marys Beach. $1,000.
Cash or terms. 10. $4,000. --l9
NORTH BEACH PARK. MD.-Com-
pletely furn. 3 bedrms. liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit, bath and large. screened
impr r ITS Open OPEN Sunday. Wal
phone, Ii. 7-7S2S before noon ana
after 6 pm: Must be seen to APP
estate. S4.250. terms arranged.
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COUNTRY SQUIRE :.
STOP

1ss Lexington st., lust of Arl. blvd
at entr. to Glencarlyn is the buy OF
tn year. Lge. 3-bedrmoo home on
ing porches: 2nd f.. liv. rm.. din
rn., lge kit, huge porch down
s.ct-s. $1,000 5000 cash REQ
pTCKIE IA $500 Ia
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27-FT. DE LUXE 1917 HOUSE
TRAMER-Just painted. On lot in
Nd. Cost $1,000; sacrifice. ST, 900.
To settle estate. Terms. TO.
1913 sS'1 CONTINENTAL as-tt.; ne never
towed; brand-new stove and refgr.,
tandem wheels: not a scratch on It.
Buy my $500 equity for $500 and
take over bank financing payments.
See at Lot IS, 3rd st.. Cherry Hill
Trailer Park, Berwyn. Md, or call
TO. 9-4144, g. am. to z pm. 10
33-ft., 1850 model; alu-
minum; . bedrms. toilet. shower. g.
#. refgr.; can be seen any time. Lot
"A, TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE;
S2,495. XII. S-g253. go
TRAILER-Leavjng, must sell tmmed
Pvt. bath, Ige. att. masonry I'm, l.
Gu. 1T. refgr INV. heater. tile floors;
worth seeing; highest bidder. or
trade for good car. TEMPLE TRAIL
Err VILLAGE. Lot SO, OV. 3-l0S5.
ALL STEEL, 1-wheel trailer: used l /.
time; excel. cond. Ii. 1-0657. --l1t
LUGGAGE TRAILERS; very reason
able Call ia. 2-1922 latter $50.
FIT. Pr "1 HOUSE TRAILER. practical
new, sleeps 4; toilet, shower; So 800. (
Call TO. 9-6407, ewes. -19
4S SPARTAN ALUMINIUM, Gift; /
good condition. 1923 Allentown rd., |
Camp SPRINGS, Nd. 10. 7-1257s
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PROP. FOR SALE

Md.-Melium- priced electric kitchen
cottage just being completed could
be fixed for .year-around use), and
others of wide price range for sale
to collese grads, in professional
work. Also lots at shady, sandy
sea nettle net. Acceptance for men,
bership in association of owners a
prerequisite to purchase and aSsur--
ance of continued fine character Of
colony. Literature on request. Or
drive down to see available prop
erick. -19
NORTH BEACH, 4Os sth st.-Ideal
retirement. = bedrms.. ami. ma
sonry, fireplace: open: see; make
cash offer: under 1900.
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STORES FOR RENT

,I7 NEW YORK AVE, N.W.-17x50,
with parking in rear and full bsmt.
heat furn.; $125 per mo. G33 E st.
s.e.-1Sx65. with bath. gas heat;
SIS. 1921 14th st. n.w.-store-
JOSEPH E. BRUNO Co, INC, 900
Busy 6 Y L niS;i p 1855 9TH st. NV
--72 It. by 18 IT., lge. display win
dows. Hu. 3-4434; NIGHTS. HE; A.
1893 18th ST. Me-. near otis
Beauty shop. Pick up the good will
Of this wen located shop. for free
HUE 3 SONS, 314 Pa. ave. Sc,
Ii. 3-00S4. LII
ULTRAMODERN - Beautifully de-
soxS5, With bsmt S near thester' oV on
busy suburban street; $500 month,
gooc lease: THOMAS v. LAKE
1927 G ST. NV; 27x1o0; will Inn
prove to suit. MA. S-574O. --19
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FARMS Cent?

DALEY FA1M for, sale. 200 acres.
lent crops, Selling due to owners
death. Call Mount Airy. Nd. 171-J-1.
--10
FOR RENT--lc acres. clear ground,
about 25Ox1 800 IT.: mod. barn; on
Ga. ave. extend. above Wheaton;
good for many uses. OWNER. RA.
CATALOG - Free; farms
and business; 81 States. STROuT
REALTY. 711-A woodward Bldg,
WASHINGTON. ST. 3-37S4.
1874 MILES CHAIN BRIDGE. VA
veniences. $2S, 900. Dsieyiew 5-Sos7
or RE: 7-5900. Ext. 374. -I9
HISTORICAL LANDMARK
IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
16 MILES FROM WASHINGTON
One OF the inner architectural sur
vivals Of Colonial homes of America,
:torsa I'll. snd sao9sUry brick
mansion with q great hall from
which extends parlors. formal din
ing room. family dining room, IL
brary. modern kitchen, also old
kitchen restored to It's earlier day
setting: bedroom and complete bath
on first floor. On the second floor
baths. in addition to the great hail
which makes lovely large sitting
room. There are ample servants
quarters. and baths on the third
floor. There are 232 rolling acres
which includes formal gardens. IN
addition to the usual outbuildings,
there are two guesthouses and q
tenant house. For appointment to
i .ysDiSS, call Mr. telg Ma $500;
PHELPS, INC. 1417 x st. NV.
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ATTENTION: PRIVATE
OWNERS AND DEALERS
We will pay full cash value for clean,
used, medium price cars; any year
and model We make immediate set
Element. We handle all pay OF and
title details. Drive to our conven-
lent downtown location for APP
praisal. Open s am. to q pm,
SAFEWAY MOTORS
1900 18th St NV NO 7-1111
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end AND Ord TRUST LOANS
service. Call MA. S-6540.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 K st. NV. (11th and K)
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
ance In bash Call Mr.. MILLER.
NE S-122O; evenings. LA 6-51p4,
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MOTORCYCLES

CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER. so;
excel. running cond.; $50 or best
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE "a" l947;
good running cond.; S175. Can be
seen at 100 Tenn. eve. ne. Is"
40 A. ]. s. 500 &C REAR SPR.
Ii 7 hf5h1i o I cYL1N6ER RoNiAH'
ANY REAS. OFFER. ALSO USED
HARLEY PARTS. LII. 1-65S5. 10
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

1,2OO-SQ. FIT.
Int manufactur-
or Va. Call JE.
%. 10
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CHESAPEAKE BAY

During the 32 years that this agency
has been active in the sale of So
critics, the decline Of Western Shore
Chesapeake Bay investment oppor-
tunities has become noteworthy.
Among the limited remaining prop
critics on sale. Calvert Co. 40
attention as it is offered subject to
partition in 20-acre tracts or more;
20 acres can be purchased with 4
houses Of interest for a club or
ing owner is leaving the Washington
area Reasonable offers as a whole
owner. THEODORE F. MENK. Md
water front properties since 1921.
927 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-274O.