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Evening star., 1954-10-18
SAIESM AN

Jewelry experience desirable but not
necessary. Exceptional opportunity
with Washington's largest jewelers..
Many company benefits. Apply in
person only. Mr.. Auerbach. FRANC
JEWELLERS. 9TH and @ sts. NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
ELECTRONICS
OPPORTUNITY NOWl
CHALLENGING
POSITIONS!
AGooD FUTURE!
FOR
ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS
AND
SPECIALISTS
AT
RCA

TECHNICAL WRITERS-Ex-
perience in Navy fire con-
troll systems or equipment.
Recent Navy experience as
electronic or fire control
technician.
PLANNING ENGI-
ERS-Experience in Navy
underwater and fire control
systems, to conduct engi-
neering planning and anal
ysis of shipboard systems.
Minimum of 8 years current
Navy experience. EE or
physics degree or 8 years
applied experience required.
CRAFTSMEN, ELECTRICAL
Minimum 3 years expert
ence. To make drawings of
electrical and electronic cir
cults for training and main
tenance programs.
ILLUSTRATOR DRAFT S.
MAN - Minimum 3 years
experience. To make draw
ings for various methods OF
reproduction to illustrate
technical publications.
Evening star., 1954-10-18

125 18th Street,
WashinRtan. IN r.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. S6.13l Ad-
ministration.---This is to Give No
tiee: That the subscribers Of the
state of New Jersey and the State
Of Pennsylvania, respectively, have
obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of Louise
Rose Palmer; late Of the Distric. Of
Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims asainst the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated. to the sub
seribers. on or before the 3Oth day
Of March. AID. 1885: otherwise they
may by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under
our hands this 30th day Of Septem-
bsr. 1864: ADELAIDE PALMER
Z 3 Join cARpesrER ali'es EEs' PALMER. AfESiiss.
Route No. 5. Carlisle, Penna. (Seall
Register Of Wills for the District of
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
I'll Ii
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BARTENDER


White. experienced. l1:30 am. to
$40 pm. Write age, experience and
local references, union affiliation If
any. State phone number. Box 109-
- Wholesale lumber
yard: typing required; experience
with Marchant calculator and I'm
derHood-Sundstrand bookkeeping
machine desirable. Call MA. S-1103
Tor appointment. lis
BRICKLAYERS wanted for several
SEQ sa44:sS'iseW NeWsrss oI \. j. Can Mtsoen Mso
and helpers wanted.
Apply 6Sth and Alnson pl.. Land
over Hills. Md. See MR.. GUY. 10
WANTED - Steady
W. for right men. Apply once.
caRfES4ERs.e ii Ssfi sse' exper., ep trim work:
81 ;SS:s71a lasp%Ev Per hr; bring rims. tools; ask ask
Belton rd.. Nerthwood Park. near
4 Corners, 8. s., Nd.
CARPENTER-First-class trim man:
JOB. 18th and Gainesville sts. Sc.
CASHIER-CLERK: wholesale bakery
wants man to make daily settle-
ments with driver statesmen: white
man, age no restriction. but prefer
settled man over 35: hrs. noon to
while learning. permanent Job, paid
Box 3S3-E. Star. lis
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Cashier and Parts Clerk
For auto repairing and gas station
Must be exper. Refs. required. Sal
ary based on ability. Apply in per
son. w. A. Barber. ESQ SERVICE
CENTER. 10th and Maine ave. s.w.
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Nurse-Governess

YOUNG GIRL, 2o-4o. white;
live in. to care for infant and
3-year-sld; $500 per month:
day q week and every other
sunday OF; must be thoroushly
trained and have refs. OF one
years duration. For epps.'
call II. 6-3o72.
Evening star., 1954-10-18

MANY RCA BENEFITS
Free life insurance. Free
hospital = surgical coverage
for employe and family.
Retirement plan. Paid hol-
idays and vacations. Salary
mere a Sc and promotion
based upon merit.
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HElp---MEA
SALESMAN

Cash in on Baby Boomi Good times
for you as long as babies are born,
when you sell Americas No. baby
safety chair direct to parents. Field
training and customer satisfaction
will inspire your best efforts. Ex-
elusive local territory now available
managerial post In near future. Car
required Phone MR.. TRENT At
CO. 5-2323 for appt. -10
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OSBORN S. BELT, Attorney,
500 Woodward BLDG,

WARRINGTON, ~. -.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. S6,237,
Administration is to Give
Notice: That the subscribers. Of the
state Of MARYLAND have. obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
triet Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentsry on the estate Of jamie G..
Of Columbia. deceased. All persons
havins claims AGAINST the deceased
same, with the vouchers thereof.
LEGALLY authenticated. to the sub
scftbers, on or before the 14th day
Of April. AID. 1855: otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under
our hands this 14th day Of October,
1881 JOHN L. CLARK, Eilicott
City, Maryland; RIGEL o. BELT,
7101 Meadow Lane, Chevy Chase,
Nd. tSeal.) Attest: THEODORE
COoeWEIL. Register of Wills for
the District OF Columbia, Clerk Of
the Probate Court. oc1S,25-no1
CRATGHIII. q AfTII0
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statesmen

To represent areas old
est business of its type.
Excellent working condi-
tions, qualified leads Civ
en-, highest commission.
Must have car and fur
nish references. For per-
sonal interview call MR..
THOMAS, 10. 8-8700, 8
am. to 4 pm.
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SALES
MANAGER
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Examine the greatest values in Gus
tom tailoring. Fine imported fabrics
at popular prices. fully guar. Steady
income on new and repeat busi-
ness through a local ONCE with iarge
selling ends plus delivery and alter
alton facilities Complet sample line
and cooperate without investment.
HOMELAND TAILORS. INC.
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DANCE INSTRUCTORS

ARTHUR MURRAY beginning Its fall
ballroom teachers training course.
Apply in pe.son. pm. to m,
l0l1 Conn. ave. NV. -19
DANCE TEACHERS-Ballroom. exper.
Fuii or part time. viii consider
Top salary and working cond: Apply
in person. l-6 pm. DON MARTINI
STUDIOS. 502 18th st. NV. Ia
DRUG CLERK. full or part time.
hours 2 syyit; suit; expers orefs. RES. Mac
DRUG CLERK. Tor colored Sc. drug.
store: must have lengthy d. c. ref.
erese ennt 70 onafons saass excel ASns sasrs sS sS
Alabama ave. Sc. lis
FOOD CHECKER
Top Restaurant exper. nee. start.
ing salary. $50 per week plus meals,
good working conditions, refs. re-
quired. Box 56.A. Star.
FOUNT. GIRLS, exper. Apply in
person from $50 an. TO pm,
GENERAL OFFICE W0RK--Mature
Smad fr od. estsbIisheS Sta Isl S0lsSr rm. Many r COM com,
conds. Apply In person, HOUSE q
HERMAN FURN. CO., 9TH and Eye
stS. NV --l9
HAIR STYLIsTS, men or women. all
round operators with following
Also MANICURIST. 5-day week. good
salary and commission. In new
Friendship shopping center. Cal
wO. 6-5129 or EN-. 3-5906. ---19
HAIR STYLIST--S300 month. b0es
commission. plus another 10f: must
have following. Apply ANGLIN'S
1920 Irving st. NV. 10
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SALESMAN


For furnishings dept. In fine specially
store. Selling natl advertised,
branded. quality merchandise. Ex-
eel. opportunity for high earnings
and advancement. Exper; selling in
local store preferred. Liberal dis
counts on purchases. Excel. work.
Ing conditions. Apply Mr.: Stewart;
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919
we need 8 men capable
OF earning $500 weeKis Al L LEADS
FURNISHED. See Us at once. AL
STATE HOME EQUIPMENT go.
statesmen. with car. wanted for
washing machine and sewing ma
chine sales; experience necessary;
make $3.50 and more. We have the
best commission and bonus pls az !
drawing account to start. Cali at
S25 1th st. NV. and ask for MR..
THOMAS ID
statesmen. part /. le. inside selling:
in Virginia's largest 'Do-It-Yourself
Center. 106 s. Wayne ST.. Arl.. Va.
Evening star., 1954-10-18

CIvIL ENGINEER or va. licensed sur
veyor for office duty on subdivision
work; vigorous rising organization
offering excellent salary and oppor-
tunity for progress. ia. 2-S41l.
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REAL ESTATE

1t1I1AA I'D n L II
PROPERTY MANAGER
We wish to contact high-type man.
age 26-40 who has executive abil-
base salary Prefer man liyins VIs in.
or familiar with Montaomery Coun-
ty. Write confidcntially Give age,
education, experience, phone num-
Der. Box Joe, Star. 30
REFRIGERATION sERyICEMAN -
Experienced only need apply. Good
pay, steady, commission, bonus and
vacation. ANDYS. La. 6-4400- lis
RESTAURANT COUNTERAfAN. night
work. Experienced. $50 per week to
start. THE SHANTY. I'LL Good
ROUTE MAN. established cleaning
route In Silver Spring. Expef. nee.
Good pay and commission Tor right
party. Cali 10. e-4660. --lv
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INSURANCE AGENT

INSURANCE AGENT
II you are an ambitious. capable. ex-
perienced debit man ofproven back
ground Of results, married, between
agency contract in the field plus
unlimited opportunities OF advance
ment due to our long-range expan-
sion program: substantial weekly
guarantee to start. Large earning
assured In the immediate future,
based on q NO CHARGE BACK FOR
LARSE plan. MA. S-2443.
JANlTOR-Colored. man and wife,
for medium-siZe ONCE building and
small apt. house nearby. Must have
experience with stokers. Salary.
$500 mo. with quarters. WAGGA-
MAN-BRAWNER REALTY CORP.
yEW2ELFYys Ea2a FEys s SsAEnEscLERK. & Sci youn us g
man, one who has been associated
with the jewelry business preferred.
To estimate watch and jewelry re-
pairs. Selling. general saleswork
Must he aggressive. willing to learn.
perm. position. Good opportunity
Hsnn shI FHr P9sWHhn4 Pf5sGnh AgRyS ggaSp Psyd Son
$500. Ext. s8215 for appt. -2S
LANDSCAPE GARDENER HELPER
White. experienced. LO. 5-4554.,
MACHINIST,, exper. instrument work:
also apprentice; good wages and
working conditions. OIL. 4-10l2.
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CLAIMS ADuTSTOR
CLOTHING SALESMAN

NLO i x1xN0 OALEOMAN
Natl. concern has qppor. for man
with managerial exper. to supervise
wash teri; guar. product: no in
yestment; immed. income. Box 49-E.
Star. -19
CONTRACT TRUCKMEN - Semi
experienced wanted for long
distance furniture moving. Driver
must own or be able to purchase
1852 or iater-model tractor: paid
training program for inexperienced
furniture men. Contact D. C.
Swanner, S63 Mass. ave. Indianap-
CHS. Ind, co AERO MAYFLOWER
TRANSIT CO., INC. Tel. ME.
COOK. exper. in better restaurant or
hotel. 3 PIN. to IL: no Sundays
Mr.. Walters, CAFE BURGUNDY
503l Conn. ave. NV. LIS
COOK. Experienced in Italian and
American food. Must be sober. APP
ply after 1:15 pm. KIKTs RES
TAURANT. 1918 Wis, ave. NV. go
COOK. White. For breakfast apd
light Ugh, ,,M lynch s,Js IN Hyattsville area.
COOK. short order, 3:30-12: Silver
Spring; JU. 9-9647, ask for Mr..
OHVlN. I'D
Evening star., 1954-10-18

GARDNER. MORRISON q RoGERs.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
Ing 0 Probate Court-Estate Of
William q. Bryan. Deceased. mo
S6229 Administration Docket 1S0-
Application having been made
herein By Mildred C. Cartee and
Stella Lyons for probate Of the
last viii and testament Of said de-
ceased. >and for letters Of admins
tration eta. to issue unto the
Union Trust Company Of the Dis
trtct Of Columbia II is ordered, this
Sth day Of October, A. d. 1854,
that Jean Bryan FarQuharson and
all others concerned, appear In said
Court on Monday, the 22nd day Of
November. A. d. 1854. ct 1000
O'Clock AM. to show cause why
such application should not be
sranted. Let notice hereof be pub
hshed In the .'Washineton Law Re.
porter and "The Evening Star
once In each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein
mentioned. the first publication to
be not less than thirty days before
ia,a Hoaor,ss lssuf solhA FIJI Tlsps Ta%s chef sef
Judge Of said Court, this Sth day Of
October. A. d. 1854. tSeal.l Attest:
ALIENE NJ. IVORY. Deputy Register
Of Wills for the District Of Colum-
bia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
- 7
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CASHIER

Permanent position for lady. age 20
statesmen: 40-hr average week. Must
have experience handling money.
Call THOMPSON'S DAIRY. Monday
after 8 am.
DE. 2-1400
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AIITO MECHANIC

AUIO MECHANlC
White or colored. Also must be able
to work on Hydra Matte and Dyna-
flows. Salarv open No phone calls
GORDON BROS. 3rd between l. and
AUTO PARTS RUNNEH reliable.
sober: must be q worker and know
city. D. c. permit required. See Mr..
Davis. Parts Manager. HILL g.
SANDERS, INC, lila Vermont
ave. NV. lis
AUTO SALESMAN flor used car lot.
lent earnings. No drinkers. Apply in
person. REINES MOTOR CO.. 1910
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Ia
BAKER. exper. benchwork and
doughnuts mainly. NO. 7-1225
GOLD MEDAL BAKERY. 1889 l4th
Evening star., 1954-10-18
IfcAL NOTICES Gent. }
poNALp q; 81 SULLIVAN: q A..srne,.


DONALD N. SULLIVAN, Attorney,
$50 Washinston Bldg.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
inE ,Pro6sss onrt-No. s6,2ig
Notice: That the subscriber. OF the
District Of Columbia has. obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
tYict Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
msntafy on the estate Of Annie r.
Wineberser, late Of the District Of
Columbia, deceased. All persons
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated. to the SUBJ
scriber, on OF before the 18th day
Of April AID 1855: otherwise they
benefit Of said estate. Given under
my hand this 18th day Of October.
1854. JOHN B. cADY. 7215 Blair
Rd., NV. (seall Attest: THEo-
poRE CooeWEIL, REGISTER OF Wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court.
0el a. 9S.no1
Evening star., 1954-10-18
CASHIER

For first-hoor service desk Of fine
mems wear retail store. Some typ
ing required. Unusual opportunity
for intelligent, personable young
woman. 5-day week. excel. salary.
pleasant working conditions. EN-
ployn henefits
Evening star., 1954-10-18
HELP----MEN

FRATIvE-sALEs-We FR have
an opening in our organization for
an tntelliSent young man under 20
to handle certain administrative
duties In the ,ales dept. He must
have the ability to deal effectively
with customers. Automohile expert.
ence not 1ecessary but hishsst
Is an excellent opportunity for an
Moran, ADDISON cHEvRoLET
SALES. INC. 18th and Florida ave
ASSISTANT PURCHASING AGENT
Exper. In purchasing ONCE supplies
and equip. pref; tipping helpfui:
excel. future for high -caliher Irdi-
yidua RE. 1880; MISS BECK
AUTO MECHANIC
one VI washinston's largest used car
dealers has opening for fiTst-class
s cSnd. See Mr carroii. roll haao
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg
ID. n e. - q
AUTO MECHANIC
Exper. on all makes for work In
used-sar dept; Ford dealer: top
See AL sTRAuGHAN. so4o y st,
AUTO MECHANIC
Worlds End larsest Hudson, dealer
has opening for 1st-class. all-round
mechanic; good pay and company
si,oA 5snefi,s, Apply piygTdI MT; wiliisms; qLp ;I3
ST.. Alexandria, Va. OV. S-26a6.
Evening star., 1954-10-18

OFFICE GIRL, young; 60 secretariai
sskills required; 5.day, 49.hr. VIZ;
$35 week. Call MA. SrS6os. --lS
OPERATING ROOM SUPERVISOR.
Hospital, Beth, Nd. Apply director
Of nurses bet. 10 am. and Pm.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
SALESLADY

TOP earnings for experienced sales
lady for dress and sportswear depts.
Apply Mr.. Ettlin. 3rd a.. BOND
CLOTHES. 1888 r st. NV
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
CAESAR RODNEY
SCHOOL NEWS

Many awards were made at the
Fhirty-Eighth Annual Commence
ment Exercises of Caesar Rodney
School.
William Melville, of the Ameri-
canism Committee of the Walter
L. Fox Post of the American Le-
giOn, awarded medals and certif-
Gates for the Legion and Auxiliary
Best girl student in United
States History, Doris Wild; Best
boy student in United States His
tory, Robert Cuthrell.
Four members of the graduating
class have been awarded scholar
ships. Donald Cool has won a four
year NROTC scholarship. Mr.. Cool
will enter the University of Vir-
ginia in September. Miss Shirley
Deats received a Kent County Home
Demonstration Club renewable
scholarship of $4,000 to study
Home Economics at the University
of Delaware. Miss Nunzia Cannizzo
received scholarship of $3.50 90
from the Dover Chapter of the
American Association of University
Women. Miss CannizzO will enter
the University of Delaware in Sep
tember. Miss Betty Ann Clute has
been awarded the Caesar Rodney
Alumni Association Scholarship of
$4,000. Miss Clute has enrolled at
the University of Maryland.
Richard G. Clark, president of
the Caesar Rodney Education Asso-
made the following presen-
tations on behalf of the faculty:
The Daughters of the American
Revolution Good Citizenship" GER
tlticate was received by Shirley
Deats; The Round Table Club of
Wyoming award for the Best All
Student in the Glass of 1854
was received by Richard Gordon
and the Clubs award for the Best
in Senior English went to
Nunzia CannizZo; The Remington
Rand Company award for proficien-
ey in indexing and filing was re-
eeived by Mary Sue Thompson; The
Bausch and Lomb Company award
-Or excellence in science was re-
,eived by Betty Ann Clute; Betty
Ann Clute was awarded a medal
or the highest mark in the Span
sh contest sponsored by the
Association of Teachers
)f Spanish and Portuguese.
Awards to seniors for perfect
attendance were as follows: Hubert
0enney, 8 years; Richard Gordon.
years; Samuel MacFaddin. 9
'ears; Raymond Moore, 2 years;
Kenneth Galloway, l year; Shirley
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
''The Little Hut" Due
At Arden Theatre

Shirley Ballard, who most re-
Gently appeared in the Broadway
production and with the national
touring company of "The Seven
Year Itch, will be co-starred at
the Robin Hood Theatre. Arden.
Delaware, with Laurence HaddOn
and John Scanlan in "The Little
Hut. This is the smash hit comedy
from the Paris and London stages
IN which Robert Morley is said TO
nave "OutshOne himself.
Miss Ballard who has starred
on all the major TV networks and
VINO has appeared in several films
Is looking forward with keen ex-
cltement to the gala champagne
opening night festivities June 21st
which will launch the Robin Hood
Iheatre's 1884 summer season.
The Little Hut" which will run
through June 26ih is to be fol-
lowed by Noel Coward's delightful
comedy "Hay Fever. Tickets and
subscriptions are now available at
the box office for the summer sea
son. Moreover. the producers are
making available to the public an
Informative brochure about Della
wares oldest Equity Summer Thea
tre' which can be had by writing
or calling the theatre, Holly Oak
8-9576. 'N
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
Hanover Shoe Farms
Stable Will Race
At Ocean Downs

johnny Simpson. Americas top
harness driver in 1850 and who an
nually ranks among the leading
money and dash winning reinsmen
IN the nation, will bring the big
Hanover Shoe Farms stable t1
ocean Downs Raceway for the 20
night of pari-mutuel harness rae
ing starting July 80.
simpson had already staked his
renowned Trustful Hanover. the
worlds champion trotter, in two
rlch events at the seashore track
at nearby Ocean City, Maryland.
lie followed that up last week
with the announcement that Em-
plre Hanover and Lark Hanover
the Hanover Farms "speed-twins''
winch Johnny steered to win both
$5'OOO divisions of a trotting fea-
lure at ROsecrOft Raceway recent
~ nave also been nominated for
events at Ocean Downs. Empire
Hanover is a 5-year-Old black horse
by Titan Hanover and Lark Han
over is a speedy 4-year-old bay
mare by the illustriOus Dean Han
over.
Both trOtters possess a lifetime
mark of 2:05 3/5. The two stars
focused attention on themselves
recently at RosecrOft when Simn-
son reined Empire Hanover to vic
tory in the first $4,000 division of
the Variety Club TrOt in an i'm
pressiVe 2:06 3/5. In the very next
race, the second $4,000 division.
Lark Hanover emulated the efforts
OF her stablemate by winning in
2:08 1/5. "
Lark Hanover has been named
LOT the $4,000 New York Trot on
Friday, August 9th. Empire Han
over has been staked at Ocean
Downs in the $4,000 Chesapeake
IrOt on Friday, August 18th.
Simpson will drive Trustful Han
over, the twO-minute star which
holds the world record of 2:O2 for
5-year-Old pacing fillies on a half
mile. track. Trustful will 20 to the
post in the $4,000 Pennsylvania |
Pace set for Saturday, August 9TH, |
and the $4,000 Presidents Gun Pace
on Saturday, August 14th.
With the opening of the Ocean
Downs track only six weeks off.
track President Earl E. COnley and |
General Manager S. Rudy Britting- |
nam have both been busy with final |
preparations for the big meet.
The International Red Cross was
founded at Geneva, Switzerland. in
1864. I
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18

Deats, / year; Velma Lucia. / year
The following have been elected
to membership in the National
Honor Society and received appro-
PIRATE pins and certificates: Nunzia
Cannizzo, Donald Cool, Robert Gill
lespie, Dolores HOrvath. Sandra
Paxton, Emile Powell, Shirley Sin
pie. The following three students
had been previously elected: Betty
Ann Clute, Shirley Deats, and Olive
Roland.
All-School Letters earned on a
four year point system for extra
curricular activities were present
ed to the following: Nancy Burke
Kenneth Galloway, Nunzia Canniz.
20, Diana Clinton, Shirley Deats
Norma Gardner, Richard Gordon
samuel MacFaddin Emile Powell
Thomas Webb, and Edward Willis
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
MillwOOd Sunshine
Group Fetes Leader

MillwoOd Sunshine had a mar
velous RED Letter Day" at the
last meeting when a delightful
luncheon in honor of the State
President, Mrs. Craig of Whining
ton, who brought two friends from
that city, Mrs. Michael and Mrs.
Ridgeway, to visit MillwoOd Branch.
Election of officers was the high
light of the business when Mrs.
Viola Leverage was made Presi-
dent; Alice Short, 1st Vice Presi-
dent; Laura Michel. End Vice
president; Matte Dill, Secretary:
Helen Lynn, Treasurer. Ruth Jes-
ter, Supervisor; and Bertha Carey
for Publicity.
Mrs. Craig installed the new Off
GERS in a sincere and deeply earn
est manner, extending an invita-
ton to MillwOOd to meet with her
on June %, at her cottage in Ocean
City.
The organization very happilv
accepted the invitation and everv-
body is looking forward to a bapnv
time for Mrs. Craig is a delightful
hostess. - -
FOR transportation, call Mrs
huth Jester and prepare a covered
dish, and table service.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
Red Cross Swim Classes
At Trappe Pond

A record breaking number Of
youngsters have signed up for the
Red Cross Swimming Glasses in
Area No 8, which will be held at
Trappe Pond, June 2S, 90. 90 and
July 1 and 2.
The number enrolled now stands
at 2O9, according to Harold r viii
son, Safety Services chairman for
Area No. s, with a possibility of
stlll further enTOllments before
the classes begin.
transportation will be bv busses
leaving from the Court House in
Georgetown and from the Milton
High School, in Milton, at 900 o.
CLOCK, each morning while the
classes are in progress. Tho
transportation and instructor are
furnished by the local Red Cross
Chapter. ''''
This is the largest number ovar
enrolled in Area No. 8. OF the MN
Der on the list there are SO from
Georgetown and 121 from the Mil
ton area.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
Pony League Scores

MilfOrd's Pony League Mustangs
downed Bridgeville on June 10th.
A big second inning of z runs was
a big factor. Hurd's grand-slam
home run accounted for 4. Heeger
had 3 hits for 4. driving in two
runs. Brown pitched the distance
scattering pine hits and striking
out II.
On June 14th, the Mustangs lost
to Houston. In this game, II bows
saw service for Milford. Rambo's
effective pitching in the clutches
provided the :uargin of victory
On June 18th. Milford lost their
hrst league game to Frederick. Too
many errors and too few hits was
the theme at Frederica. Willis trim
le and KentOn's two shOestrinp
catches were bright spots.
The scores:
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
Thad Hollis, Jr.
Gets Car Back

A good description of the person
alleged to have stolen Thad Hollis.
Jr.'s car in this city on MAY 14th,
forwarded via teletype to police in
l5-state area, is responsible for
the apprehension of the alleged
thief and the return of the car to
its rightful owner.
The vehicle, in a damaged condi-
ton, was recovered at Chucka-
chuck, Virginia, and one William
Johnson was taken into custody
by the Virginia State Police. Mil
ford police went to Virginia and
returned with Johnson, who has
been charged with larceny. placed
under $2,500.0O bail, and for fail
ure to post same, was remanded
to Jail to await the action of tbe
Court.