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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
STORES FOR RENT tceut.l

ARLINGTON, Vain welI-sstablished
shopping center: space at $3.50 per
50. #. This is an ideal location
for delicatessen, florist, beauty
shop. etc. Ample parking. Call
WEAVER BROS, INC, DI. 7-S300.
AREA. mr.. White House
--Storeroom or office, 500 50. it.,
air-cond., 2nd floor. Lge display
window facing 18th st. Good for
dress, millinery, children's shop or
real estate. Ideal salesroom. VIII
consider short term for Xmas sale.
Apply TALLY-Ho OFFICE, S12 18th
st. NV. %
SILVER SPRING AREA-New store.
16x50, in small shopping center;
exec. for dry cleaner, etc. 105l5
Metropolitan ave. Rent, only 500.
THOMPSON & GRAY, JU. $1,000
55 d ST. N.W.-Corner, entire LIST
a.. vacant; suitable delicatessen,
carry-out shop, or any business:
newly remodeied and redecorated;
$50 on lease. MARSHALL ].
MAPLE CO.. 1924 I4th st. NV.
1ds c ST. N.E.-1s-ft. wide store
for rent; ideal for tailor shop or
small business. Rent, SIS. Call MR..
DUVALL, DI. 7-64OO. s-g
535 18th ST. N.W.-Choice location.
> rooms; only $50 per mo-: heat
furnished Apnlv ond Amor IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09

195-ACRE STOCK FARM-Lse. eat
tie barn, hay barraek. Other out
state Of cultivation. Possession ii
once. Terms EZ.
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STORES FOR RENT

STORE BLDG. 1876 C st. n.e.-Beel
license; presently equip. for grocery
shop. center: Ii: 4-11O0.
TAKOMA PARK, d. Cover 5000
So. #. for $3.50. suitable for retail
wholesale and Offices. ROBERT E
LOHR. Realtor. RIA. $4,000. Ill
FINE STORE or Offices. in modern
glass-front bldg. near 18th an6
r. I. ave. me-; parking On rear
OF lot. Only 500 monthly to &C.
ceptable party, or will sell nice little
modern bldg. on terms like rent
OWNER, OIL. $3.50 between 6 and
9 pm. or Q and IL am. 10
STORE. Bird and Sheridan SITS. NV.
Manor Pk.-Ideal for grocery: none
within a 9-blk. radius. RA. 3-0513
1916 9th ST. N.W.-Modern store;
ideal for office space or retail bust
ness l6' 80. D1. 7-4244.
18th ST. N.W-Ideal loo. for store
rm. or small business: full bsmt.,
rear r, sntr;; cheap; RAJ "A; S-67Q0s Ia
doors from F st. Close to depart
ment stores. Ma. S-S025. 10
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SNOWFLAKE FOR CLUB

(OR PRIVATE ESTATE
1915 g.. overlooking Potomac: 6,000-ft.
waterfront. Master house, cot
tages and 10 q. fresh-water lake and
wild duck haven.
ROY HELMS. Triangle, Va,
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FARMS

STROUT CATALOG mailed FRKRl
35 States. STROUT REALTY. 234-A
woodward Bldg, Washington. Ster.
ling 3-37S4.
SrANSION-lS nina.
D. c. number ! highway. Is acres.
Frederieksburg. IS. $500. q
$4,000. DAIRY FARM. 235 acres,
Frederick. Co.-4-bedrm.. mod,
country home; S2-stanchion dairy
barn. AL other necessary outbldgs,
Land very fertile. 225 acres under
cultivation and grazing. Immed.
poss. Terms easy.
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$4,000; HOWARD COUNTY. q
AGRESE3-bedrm. country home.
garage. Oil heat. On hard road.
$4,000 down. Possession.
.IOHN RTTRnnTST HoIoe VILE NFa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09

Brick. lge. bedrms.. 23-ft. liv I'm.
15-ft din. rm. 12-ft. SO. kitchen;
lge. porch; garage; rec. rm. w/fire-
place and bar; level lot wIhreplace.
A gem to be admired! $4,000.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
co. 5-098.

DESIRE 1000 to 5000 50. it., COM
mereiaL in Bethesda, Silver Spring,
or northern sect. of D. C. Improved
or unimproved. will consider resi-
dence in comm. zone. Write Box
l01sH, Star. Ill
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICE for
good ne. house. No agents. DU.
VIZ aSf Fay ALL CAsH-rop PRICE
for your house. Call IA. 1927 OF
RE. 7-OS73. H. NJ. GREENFIELD
WE PAY ALL CASH, or at q higher
price, we can help the buyer with a
much larger cash down payment to
you. MR.. WHITE, ia. 7-5253. Ill
HIGHEST cash ofier on property sub
mitted to US in "a hrs. MR.. DELE
10. 2-O6S3. ST. 3-3520. 10
MODERN, clean. 2 or 3-bedrm. home
in good D. c. or nearby Mo. loca.
ton. southeast pref. Have substan-
tial cash. MRS. COX. LII. 2-S13t
wANTED IN NEARBY MD.-Medium-
priced homes, brick or frame. any
cond.: cash clients. Call JOHN l.
CASH FOR YOUR HOME. Fast &C
ton, quick settlements; no appraisal
fee. over 1000 houses purchased.
BLITZ e. CO. NO 7-0lq5. la
CASH IN ON OUR "ALL-CASH PLAN"
For top-dollar price. call MR.. GOD
DARD. OIL. 1922 or HUI. 1926.
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VFFtSE3 y StUUIOS FOW WsENI
Continued.

GEORGIA AVE. and Kennedy ct. NV
Conveniently located bldg. busy
transfer point. ample parking. al
utils. incl: $40 mo. and Nd. KAY
REALTY CO., RA. $1,000. liz
OFFICES FOR RENT in new modern
aforementioned bldg, all utils. in
cluded in rent; rooms Of all sizes
up to $500 50. 1T. RA. 3-227u OF
see Mr.. ELLROD on premises. 7705
Georgia ave. NV. 10
CORNER. P st. at 9th
Desirable space in good business
loo. Elevator bldg. Economy budget
rates. Apply $40 F st. NV, Room 10.
eI4o p ST. NV, $3.50 - First-n.
ofilces with 2 living floors above;
parking. 3 cars; vacant. Call Mr.,
Domer. sANDoz. INC, . Dupont
SIS te For Your CIaorcE Of several
ofices. Centrally located in Ia.
kona Park, b. C. ROBERT =
LOHR. REALToR. RIA. 6-360o:
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MONEY WANTED

GET BETTER than 25es on your
money. need $500 for 8 months.
VIII pay at. rate better than 25ess
per arnun ad for Il oood real estate
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
sa1a% DISCOUNT, 2nd trust, is

1885, DISCOUNT, 2nd trust, IS
payts. made. $4,000, So, S35 mo,
on Petworth brick. LIST American
Bal. Title guar. Good owners
IA. S-6676, RA. 6-22S1. Ill :
BUILDER CLOSING OUT % second
on new brick semiramblers: Univ.
lane area. Md: sold for $4,000
and S14,500: two have face value Of
about $500 and third, $500;
down payments, $500 to $3.50; sell
one or all for S5fs OF. JU. 1884.
$4,000 AT e%, payable $40 per
81 900 on brick house in NV. for
sale at reas. discount, Ma. S-7772
or JU. 9-7622, p
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SMALL AMOUNT OF CASH
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

NV. WASHINGTON, Dupont Circle
area-Three-story fireproof house.
with baths; can be used for either
FULLER GROOM, IA. 7-44S7, Real
tors. Ill
FOR LEASE--Large. new store with
parking in the rear. 1920 Georgia
ave. IA
STORES, OFFICES, WAREHOUSES
WITH PARKING FACILITIES
LOUIS BURMAN
co. 5-0988
Specializing in Commercial Properties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
SPOT CASH
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

IL UNITS, 3, 4-family apis: income
S10,26O yr.: near Takoma Park and
Eastern ave; attractive in appear
ance and in excellent condition;
price, So, 800. Owner will finance.
Ewes, EN-. 2-6916. L. T. Ora
Waite, MA. S-0753.
CENTER OF EVANSVILLE - Apt.
BLDG. consisting of u units; good in
come: reas. priced. LOUIS MILLER,
REALTOR, UN. 4:.2723.
IN TOWN, N.W.--New 6-family apt.
bldg: nice location on main thor
oughfare; self-contained units with
the tenants paying for utilities;
quality engineering and construc-
ton; gross rent $4,000. Designed
and built by George Y. Worthing-
s-33S6. OF. 1889 Iii
SPRING - $4,000 - Piney
Branch-Flower ave. area: Apt: bldg !;
5 two-bedrm.. / one-bedrm, Builder
and owner. p. D. Ford; office. JU. g.
1860; home, Spring 4-7453. -16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTEr
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me ref1nance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and In
terest and give YOU any balance in
cash; Call Mr., MILLER; Me. g.
MoN S ooSMshiRfs CO. residents sSasa borrow
from WHEATON FINANCE CO..
1lI50 Georgia ave. 10. 4-5020.
QUICK, confidential loans on your sig.
nature. MARYLAND CASH LOANS,
1897 Rhode Island ave-, UN. z-5l72.
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MoToRcYcLD

HARLEY-DAyrDsoN ,S1 .el.: rel, -
sis seat. ..sstin dsh1s bz, pleSsg e
SAILS, 1717 D. ]. ave. A.e-. Do. Z
1-oSOO. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
FLORIDA PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE WANTED

EFFICIENCY APT, for 6 mo-, $500
No pets or children. Call aftel
8 PM, IA. 6-7235. liz
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18-uNIT APT NV.

INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
WILL INVEST $4,000 in speculative
prop. or venture If return justifies.
Write full particulars to Box Abe,
Star.
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AVIATION

sTTNsoN GULL WING. recovered snd-es
coming has approx. 30 hrs. sineSHe
new. Sl50-S200 will license In A-lNE
cond. Must sell. No Teas. Offer -
refused so. e-S356.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

WATERFRONT PROP. with income.
2 5-rm.. / 3-rm. year-round cottage:
ami, 4-ear gar: lot 150x257: nr.
Annapolis on trib. OF So. R., % mi.
d. c.; 2 cottages rented 1t SIS ca.
per mo. handbook harbor. So. 300.
terms. May divide. HE. 4-3500;
ewes. Central S-496l. w. w.
LEWIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ses TRUSTS I SSaEhs Prince I,Iss georges
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
1881 Q st, NV. Me. S-24e5:
buy 2nd;trust notes: p. C.; nearby
TIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENI CORP. 1912 N. 7. ave. NV.
End TRUST, Arlington area; mined. ,
action. MECHANIC PROPERTIES.
21O0 wilson blvd. Ari. IA. 2.3300.-
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SPOT CASH FOR End TRUSTS
21zs TO ~ DISCOUNTS
Mr.. QUICK, 10. z.6666
End TRUST MONEY 3
At Extremely Low Discount
n. x. STONE, EN-. 3-1603 -
LIST, 2nd. 3rd TRUST LOANS GOVERNS.
?: G.. nearby ND; snd We; propI
poses incl. repairs, remodeling, ADJ :
APEX REALTY CO. .
oil NEW YORK AVE. INV.
Sc. 3-1o12 l2s
End TRUSTS =
one hour. NOT A BROKER.
2-n you don't want 10 sell your End
advance cash on same ct small
discount. RA. 6-22s1; IA. e-667o.
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I'M CuTNCTE
DECATUR HETGHTS
DECATUR HEIGHTS

Brick, 2 lee. bedrms, liv. rm., din.
rm., equip kitchen, rec. room,
fenced corner lot; excellent condi-
ton and location. Sl3,250.
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EVANSVILLE

Brick and frame. 2 lge bedrms.. lge
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and bath; rec
nm, fenced level lot: excellent con.
dition and location. Asking Sl3,250
Gail Mr. Rinse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
Landowner

3 lge. bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., lge
kitchen, lge. porch, "a baths. oil h..
VIII: garage: an older JIM Shingl,
Cape Cod in very good condition
S14.950.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07
Suspect Nabbed;
Number of TheftS
Drops to Zero

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. April
THE number of burglaries of Is
sci and Nisei homes has dropped off
to practically nothing during the
past week in the uptown area ever
since a suspect. Harvey Radcliffe.
25-year- old Negro was arrested,
local police revealed
Until Radcliffe was nabbed, one
to three cases were reported to po-
lice from the area every night for a
total of over 100 burglaries in some
three months. stated the Nichi Bel
Times.
Inspector Charles Frescura of the
police burglary detail said Radcliffe
will be charged with five counts of
burglary in addition to parole VIC
lation Radcliffe has eben on two
year probation since his release
from a nine-month sentence at the
county jail but had been wanted by
police to report to tie probation Of
ficer for the last 10 months
If convicted. he faces a term in
San quentin
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07
. 4-PLEX

Practically new brick 4-plex loca-
ted in nice area. $4,000 cash will
handle PO. Box 1888
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07
NEWS Briefs

McCHORD FAsE Wash April Hollywood stars of
radio types
craft for the interest public
ged at this base A ri 80 and May and ?
thee-day viii part
Observance Pacific Northwest all
tickets carnival attraction will the
Welfare planning construction Air
meas McCholG
DIEGO Calf April 7shozo Sasahaa of Tokyos Chuo uni
yersity captured championship the nationalist
Nor wrestling tournament last Saturday here
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07

HOUSE FOR RENT Unfurnish-
ed lower four rooms. All electric.
Automatic heat. Laundry, garden
and basement privileges $50 mo
FIR. 4166
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07

Local aggressive janitOry supply
house wants salesman to service de-
veloped Seattle territory on janitor
supplies and paper items. win
train Full or part time. Salary
and commission or straight COM
mission Call Mr.. Swanson. Sc.
1925
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07

Patronize Your Advertisers
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07

Puget Sound Golf Club members
are thinking only of one thing these
balmy spring days. Their annual
spring tournament is billed for this
Sunday, April IL. The foursomes
and starting times are as follows:
Q 1st Flight at West Seattle
6:55 m.-U. T. Nakagawa Is
Iwana Is
c. Okada Is
Tai Is
Tsuboi Is
Ito II
Tachiyama II
7:05-Harada IL
Nakao IL
M. Yamaguchi IL
G. Momoda 10
7:10-Beppu 10
Hattori 10
Shimoishi 9
Okimoto 9
7;15-Nagamaisu 9
K. Nakamura 7
Takano
E. FurukaWa 5
. End Flight at jefferson
6:55-Tsubota 16
Iwata Is
Egashira 16
S. Hata Is
7-Yamada Is
Yasuda Is
Kaneko Is
w. Nakamura Is
7:05-Joshua Hata Is
Funai Is
Teraoka Is
Uno Is
7:10-R. Kihara IA
Yoshino IA
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07
Bowling Marks

. Nisei Industrial League
Loyal Maekawa SGT, S. Otani 554,
Ed Mar $40, Glen zee $50, Kaz Flu
jita $50, Perky Wong 513. Gene
Lam 500, TAX Shimizu 500
BIG TEN
l. Akio Yanagihara-165
2. Yuk Furukawa-165
3. Ben Hanada-164
4. Kusu Nakamichi-163
5 Sadao Baba-162
6. TAX Shimizu-161
Z Sho Kosugi-15o
g. Shig Otani-159
8. Loyal Maekawa-159
10. Perky Wong-159
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07
Obituary
Q Muneo Yagi Yatsui

Muneo Yagi Yatsui, II, of l1l512
1st Ave died on Sunday, April 4, in
his residence. Mr.. YatSui was born
in Saga-ken, Japan. ana had lived
in Seattle for 40 years. He was a
hotel clerk for the last year at the
Grand Pacific hotel
Funeral services will be held at
1880 pm. today "wednesday, April y
i'll the Japanese Congregational
church with the Rev. All Chin Tsai
officiating. Cremation rites will
follow
Arrangements were made by Su-
sunni Butterworth
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07
Saints, Savoys Win

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April
7tSpecial to Northwest Times)-The
San Francisco Saints defeated the
Los Angeles Local 339 in the finals
last Saturday night to win the title
at the Salt Lake Nisei Invitational
Basketball tournament here. Sc
attle's Main Bowl Savoys thumped
Salt Lake to win consolation no.
norS.
The Saints championship effort
was it's third straight in the local
tourney.
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Classified AID

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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07

NIGHTS HIGH-Shig HirOnaka
naka 238, Hiro KIDD 234, Ted Shoda
672, Roy Hashitani SOB; Shig Hiro-
233. jacket & Rogers, 2939
G. Hironaka 594, Iseri 500, R Ha-
shitani SOB, Nakamura SCI, S Hiro-
naka 672; Ogura SOB, Takahashi 542
Mizuta SIS; Okita 554, Morimoto
523; Fukiage SIG. Kameshige 504
Uchida 523
Wada $50, Wakasugi 518, T. Sho-
da $50, Yano 528; Hamanishi SIS,
Fujinaga $50; L. Saito 573, KIDD
597, L. Fujii $40, G.. Saito 504, Mi
yasako $40; Saito 506, Sugai 522, A.
Saito SOB, c. Hashitani 535, K. Sa-
ito 525, j Saito 534; Watanabe 544,
Vaughn sos.
. Ontario Nisei Commercial
NIGHTS HIGH-Joe Saito 222,
Jim Wada, Min Nakamura, 588
Wada 588, Iseri SOL, S. Wada SAT,
S Hironaka $40, Ogami SAT, Wata-
nabe 500, G. Hironaka $50, Nakamu-
ra 5S8, Mizuta 507, Uchida 533, Ka-
meshige ssh, Vaughn 500, Takeshi-
ia 500, Kuga 555, Sasaki SIT, Yasu-
da $50; Mizuta SIG, G. Hashitani
526, Hayashi $40, Saito SGT, Takaha-
shi 572, r Hashitani SAL Fukiage
SIS, Fujii 538, Mic 5O4 Yasuda SOB
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07

Section
Two Nisei Victors

Min Tai, PSGC president, tied for
first place in the second division of
the Seattle Park Board golf sweep
stakes last Sunday at West Seat
tie. Tai fired a net So. Shin Tosa-
va, another PSGC member, finished
in tie for fourth place in the third
division, also with net So.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07

S. Peers church bazaar
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07
q HAMA MATSURP SUNDAY

Nichiren Buddhist church has
scheduled a Hama Matsuri." Bud
dhist service, with members of Kyo-
kai, Fujinkai Rissho and Sunday
School. for pm. Sunday, April II.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-07
SPORTS...
PSGC States Spring JOust This Sunday

Kawaguchi IA
7:15-Arai IA
Shimizu IA
Imai IA
Furukawa IA
. 3rd Flight at West Seattle
6:30-T Jue 10
S. Sakai 10
B Komoto 10
M. Kawamoto Xxx
6:35-Eguchi 10
E. Sano 10
T Sano 10
Muramoto 10
6:40-Kozu 10
Mizukami 10
Kihara 10
Hidaka II
6:45-Urakawa II
Hayashi II
Takasumi II
N. Nakagawa II
6:5O-Ogishima II
Tanemura II
M. Aoki 10
Q 4th Flight at Jefferson
$50 a m.-Hasegawa Xxx
Sato 30
Sunohara "a
Onishi %
6:35-Taniguchi Xxx
Yagi %
Teshima %
Y Ito %
6:40-Baba 20
Kaseguma %
Okazaki %
Momoda 81
6.45-Sasaki 81
A. Kato 81
Ikeda 81
S. Watanabe 81
6:50-Okubo 81
Tazuma 20
Nomura 20
KuraniShi 20
Navnvc Win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08

ALL 3 HEIGHT CO. STORES
OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT
Washington Hours. 1880 to g PM: Silver SPRING
8 Harrington. arlington. 1880 to $50 Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
See Fashions
From Charm
Magazine

Right on the runway, styles for
the best dressed woman in the
world"-the woman who works!
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Recruiting News
From Air Force

Sgt Fields the local Air Force
hecruiter announced TODAY that
tnree more local men have enlisted
"a the Air Force for four years
Thurman r. Anderson 21 ~
georgetown enlisted on the 19fb
ot december Airman Anderson has
made his home with his sister Mrs
winner Reed Of Georgetown ana
naa neen employed at the George
own airport before entering the
service. @
Jearld 8 Smith 18, son Of Mr. and
mrs John s Smith Jr. 81
Johnson Ave, Seaford and hus-
1ano Of Dorothy S. Smith 81 Pox
94 Westview Seaford has enlisted
ana will ship to Sampson AFB. N y
TOT basic training on the 27 Dec
aifInan Smith is a graduate of the
sea1ord High School class Of B9-54
Gerald u. Bounds IN. ION 0f Wr
and Mrs. John NJ. Bounds Of Fox
Road RDS Dover has enlisted for
Tour yaers on the is Dec.
Alrman Bounds viii 60 70 samp-
son Arb to take his basic training
Airman Bounds was employed at
.he Army 9 Navy Store in Dover
before entering the service.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Milk Producers
Hear Ezra Benson

CONTINUED from first page)
such, and not mixed with a pro-
grom for an entire industry, such as
agriculture.
Mr.. Benson was accompanied at
the banquet by his wife, three of his
daughters, Beverly, Bonnie and
Beth, and his son Reed, a former
Air Force chaplain.
TOastmaster at the banquet was
George M. WOrrilOw, dean and di-
rector, University Of Delaware
School of Agriculture. Kenzie S.
Bagshaw of HOllidaysburg, who in
troduced Mr.. Benson, was acclaimed
Tor his leadership in the field of
agriculture, and described by Mr..
Benson as being "truly a man of
wisdom" Mr.. BagshaW is retiring
as chairman Of the executive com
mittee of the Interstate Board of
Directors.
Among those attending the two
day meeting from Delaware were.
Interstate Director and Mrs.
John r. Butler MiddletOWn; Direc-
tor George G. Simpson, Houston
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Brown. Har-
rington; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ID
Meredith, Wyoming: William q.
EliasOn, Harrington; Arthur Short.
smyrna; MIR. and Mrs. ]. Dudley
Walker. HarbesOn; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rlchard Millman, Milton: MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph Penuel, Milford: Mr..
and Mrs. G. Paul Vincent. Milton.
q. Lloyd Jones, Smyrna; Elwood |
9 5lruWell, FELTON,; j. Harold |
5chalmge, FELTON,; Delmar G. |
Young, University of Delaware.
Ralph P. Barwick, Newark: Ed
ward Fl. Schabinger, Newark: Je- /
lu Davis, Milford Raymond Smith.
University of Delaware; Mr.. and
1rs. Homer MarlOWe, Middletown.
carl Emerson, Middletown: vii
lam L. David, Bear; Mr.. and Mrs.
:. Paul Vincent, Milton; Frank
Iordy, University of Delaware:
'ounty Agent George X. Vapaa, Do
.er; R. o. Bansman, Newark: VIII
lam 9. Henderson, GEORGETOWN
ames DOdson, Georgetown.
John Hartman, Georgetown:
ieorge Worrilow, University of
delaware; Thomas III. Vansant.
leWark; H. Lloyd Jones, Smyrna:
larry G. Deputy, KirkwOod: B.
rVin Armstrong, Middletown; John
. Green, Jr., MiddletOwn; Mr.. and
lrs. Norman T. Dempsey, Newark;
lr. and Mrs Henry c. Mitchell.
.ockessin, and Delaware delegate.
lin S. Davis, Jr., Colts, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
City Council News

AT the regular monthly meeting
OF City Council with Mayor Edward
9. Evans presiding, Mrs. Alma
Rust, Raymond Bennett, and Jus
tive of the Peace Edward C. Evans
were appointed the Election Board
to conduct the Special Election.
which was held Thursday.
Governor j. Caleb BOggs appoint
ed Mayor Evans Justice of the
Peace, resident of the CITY of Mil
ford December 13, 1854, at D. m.
Henry j. Ridgely, city attorney,
was instructed to prepare some
charter amendments and to follow
these amendments through the
General Assembly until they are
adopted by the General Assembly
and signed by the Governor.
City Council authorized a Mer-
curry Vapor street light erected at
the intersection Of N. e. Front
street and RehOboth Road, at North
street and u. S. 113, and one at
Evans street and RehobOth Road.
The Council adopted a plan for
controlling plumbing within the
city limits Of Milford. An persons
working as a plumber must receive
a certificate from the plumbing in
spector. This certificate must be
renewed annually. The fee for the
certificate is $500. No permit shall
be issued until plans showing in
necessary detail the proposed work.
II the plans indicate that any pro-
visions of the Plumbing Code is not
being complied with, the plans viii
be rejected and no permit will be
Issued until the plans are revised
to comply. J
Council approved plans for in /
larger. primary wire on the |
Road in order TO better
The electric service in this area. The
electric load has increased to the
point where the present copper wire
will not carry the load.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Christmas At The Colony

The Delaware Commission for
Feebleminded has planned the fol-
lowing Christmas activities for the
cnlldren Of Delaware Colony:
december 1S: Odd Fellows and
ReDekahs to bring Santa Clans IN
Colony and distribute TOYS to var
lous cottages at 2 p. m.
december 10: Christmas vesnere
service for children at 2 D. m. Re-
noDotn kiWanians to bring Santa
to Colony.
at $3.50 p. m. - %
$3.50 p. m. a.
ing. 0%ioi-
!, December %: The Spirit of
christmas at $3.50 p. m.
december "a: Confession at / 200
p. m. wv
December 25: Mass at 1880 a. m.
special film at 1880 D. m.
december q: Movies for girls at
$3.50 p. m.
! December do %: Dance recital at
1870 p. m.
January I; Dance party, music
. be provided by the Hooker Fam
lly from 1880 until 1880 D. m.
The Christmas Vesper Service
held in the auditorium at the Col
ony on December 12, was well at
tended by board members. parents
ana friends. Many Christmas dona- !
mons are coming to the Colony in |
anticipation Of a Merry Christmas /
Tor the Colony children.
The Christmas dinner menu is.
Sliced roast turkey, dressing, seal /
oped sweet potatoes and apples
peas, cole slaW. cranberry
Iaiad on lettuce, hot mince ME
lread and butter