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FOR SALE BY OWNER. Lake jackson
Va.-Custom-built log cabin. de-
signed for year-around living; furn.
or unfurn. Good swimming, boat
ing and fishing; less than / hour
g 5 Co. bess restrGtsd ds4 san sssntiies ny only
pointment. Call LU. 1-6l36 after
FINEST EST HOME In Bay Ridge. Md. /;
s6 River drive. facing Severn River,
lake block in rear Of house;
bedrms., lge. liv. rm.-din. rm. comb,
space space, bsmt. I'm, under entire entire : house. house
front. side and rear cement and
screened porches: all hardwood
floors throughout house; fully insu-
lated and weather stripped; large
lawn front ont and eerr resr Can In,s, Se trsds puF
call MIR. COHEN. KE. T-1T9O or LA.
6-s6S0. Omen Sat. and Sun. to o.
DEALE. MD. AREA-Selection of
over 20 choice homes. = to 5 bed
rms seyerai on ,ow water; gTes gTtses down Ssg,n
it. p. NJ. ODrIM. RE. 7.521G or
drive to Deale and phone MR.. RICE
West River 6703 -
LONG REACH waterfront bargalnS
for immediate occupancy, !, :. 3,
bedroom cottages. ready to move
in to enlov this full summer; at
one of the finest residential col
onies of the Ches.. Ray: no COM
mercislism; pure, white sand beach;
excellent fishing and Grabbing; pri-
vate harbor: entire area wooded.
rolling terrain. improved roads,
central water. elec. and telephone;
lao fine homes. Seasonal cottages,
s., ,a6a TO $4,000. Yr,-rd- homes,
$4,000 to 500 500. Lots. $3.50 to
$1,000. Convenient terms may be
arranged. Directions, Drive 9 miles
south Of Prince, FREDERICK on SCI St
Leonard and follow Long BEACH
signs to once on dnGsr9 Bay NJ Ma n R2S2 SSoHe
Prince Frederick 30S-J.
35 TO so ACRES. beautifully wooded;
facing tributary to Belmont M2tt.I Bay, aC,,:s 80
$500 per acre. Call after 1880
Sunday, Mon. or Wednesday eve
nings OIL. 4-5702. =
AN 7ANTY
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

MD.-1.e-ACRE TOBACCO FARM.
on No. 4 hwy. Brk. ramb. not COM
pleted; > tobacco barns: outbldgs.;
Sl6,500. MR.. OLSON. Wo. 6-7029.
a.5-AGRE cattle. cattle. sheep, hog farm; arm;
beef cattle 40 hogs: good ma
ehinery. Owner III S52.5O0, MIR
s1kss1IT; 3ks9N; W0 s,01sI;,fs s1fS29: 2s9:M.,,.o FREE
81 States sTRoUT REALTY, as4.H
Woodward Bldg. Washington, ST
PVT VI @ OWNER. must sell 40 acres. 2
mod. houses. both rented; 3-car ga
rage; 2s-mi. road frontage; = mi.
from Hyattstown. cloverleaf on
G1mSs fsnesd FS o. xsaBa5puaa sass6p dsvs.
ON ROUTE so. 80 mi. from Wash.
Suitable for turkeys. chickens. beef
cattle or dairy farm: $50 acres OF
level sround no wasteland: I'M
radiant heat. large barn, shop and
: tenant houses: room for 2 lakes;
S65. 600 IA S-2634. Mon. Fri. IS
SILVER SPRING. acres. located on
Colesville I'd, with lovely S-rm. home.
Beautiful shrubbery with an open
view for miles. Just the place for III the
sMoLEN g. SCOTT Realtors. Ju; =
ESTATE SITES-Sandy Spring, Olney
area Several choice selections of
approx. 20 acres or more. Call Mr.,
Field; WooDMooR AGENCY. INC.
LOUDOUN COUNTY, 20 MI. FROM
LEESBURG-For the experienced
dairy farmer, this is an opportunity.
Prolonged illness forces sale Of a
260-acre farm go acres wooded
in this productive farm area: 80
head OF cattle. 36-stssnchion COW
farm equip. all are included No
reasonable offer will be refused, as
this prop. must be sold, Asking
$46, 900. INEZ CUsHARD. m.
4-A2S2: eyes,. AD. k-e766.
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BUILDERS AND INVESTORS
10 lots near MOL. Paved streets.
S3S. 900.
so acres. near MOL. S1,7OO per acre.
55 acres near Piney Branch and N. H
ave, So 500 per acre.
If it's a lot or acreage you're after,
let US know. we might have 1t.
SMOLFN & SCOTT. Realtors
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S1O,500. New year-round. 3-bedroom
house on large lot, Just one block
from one Of the finest beaches on
the bay. Only an hours drive from
D. C. Follow Md. Route through
Marlboro to Routes > and 575. We
also have a large selection OF water
front lots and acreage sites.
WILLOWS DEVELOPMENT CO.
WI IOWS MD
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Central Loudoun Farms
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

4 ACRES, zoned for high density
apts., 8 stories or garden-type: .
blks. to Heeht,s; Silver Spring
slN OWNER Hn3vJ ~. 5,5St6. I3Si.5 .,tss ,oox5oo
it. Large development facing Coles
Vile rd. past Silver Spring. Md.
$1,000. KAY REALTY CO.. RA,- g.
NEARBY vA.-5 beautiful acres. fac
ing hard road. $1,000 total price
PALIsADRs AL fs'' sECT1oN-High eieva.
ton east of Macarthur blvd; 50S
no; near school. MR.. HARRIS. co
BiH1TTHHffssDA-BRADLEY HILLS GROVE
lev S2d TSsesS saSo 't5 owaER f2as 'G of Rl's
Shirley HIGHWAY-7.24 acres.
This land is bordered by hwy, and
service rd. Owner says sell; $4,000
or best cash offer. Call Mr.. Roberts
rRsrPiSEsI.5 Rs 'lSfs3 Of BE acres Sl!i Olks from
Cloverleaf, on new Baltimore-Wash-
ington hwy. Sewer and water avail
able. A real buy. Call Mr.. Roberts,
RA. 3-2S62 or RE. 7-"17l. 3
BANNOCKBURN-12 large lots; .
blks, of Macarthur .rblvd. Sewer and
ewes. and Sun, OIL. 4-66SS. ROB-
ERT B. HALL CO., OIL. 2-3250.
ARLINGTON BUILDERS; 1 to 9
wooded lots, II acre up. for better
type homes: country-club location
Will subordinate. ia. 5-S40".
-
ONE-HALF ACRE in Shirley Acres ON
CITY WATER, u mi. of Shirley
hwy in Fairfax Co.: S995. terms,
$50 dn.. $50 mo. LYNCH e. SONS.
Realtors, Springfield, Va. KI.
a-575S. IS
MASS. AVE. A lots. 72xl50. off
Mass. ave. ext, ready to go. street.
sewer and water incl. laterals, singly
or as a group; 81. 500 each. Mr..
Lebling, ewes, and Sun, OIL. 4-66SS
ROBERT B. HALL CO., OIL. 1850.
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MONEY WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
LOANS
BOATS

12.FOoT NODDED PLYWOoD VOL
corina, complete with l0-h.p.
used l season; and Tee Nee boat
trailer; ell in excel. cond.; orig cost.
$780, viii sell complete equipment
$er $3.50. owner geins oTssssas'
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st. HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
IA LARGE TREES
RAMBLER

And many smaller ones surround
this 3-bedroom rambler It's fenced
back yard with swing and picnic ia
Bile under tall trees is ideal for chill
dren. Lot 65xI54. Only Sl2.g50.
terms. cali MIR Franklin. JE. 3
STANLEY R. ROWLAND Co. INC.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HAVE CLIENT wanting to buy .. 3.
or 4 family fats: must be modern.
phone MA. S-1595.
WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICE for
good houses in nee Immediate re-
Sponse. DU. 7-245f 3
WANT TO SELL for all cash. Ewes.
WILL BUY your house for all cash
HA. 2-7302 evenings. 10
MOD. CLEAN > or 3 bedrm. home
in D c: or nearby Md. Sc pref
/ Have substantial cash MRS. COX.
LU 2-Sl36 or ST. 3-736S.
IMMEDIATE CASH, for your home
or inv. property ANY location. DI
1882, TU 2-S359.
ALL CASH for your home. NO. z
O1n1 IN
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TRAIlERS

WANTED, UTHITY-Must be rea-
sonable. HU. 3-1355, after 8. -
MUST SELL Elcar house trailer;
s.; ;4e5 or pest offer. 1882 2S isset,
NJ SYSTEM, 1859; g5-it. with iath
Lie new. Call JE. 2-043+
NASHUA 1854 model: 23-ft like new:
save $500 at Sl,195 viii accept
auto in trade. 43 Mass. ave. ".
EX. 3-I442, LU l-S4S3. -
VI SYSTEM 40 35iz-ft.: good cond =:
can be seen on Lot 81. Ancient OAK
Trailer Park, Falls Church. Va, .JE.
WANTED--I2 or IA IT. house trailer
in good condition AP. 1855, -
1883 CONTINENTAL house trailer.
35-ft: pay equity and assume pay
.ments. Can be seen on route 636.
Hoose I'd. Lorton. Va. r. M.
LTGGAGE TRAILER 4xsx2-ft.. SIC
wheels, Al condition, sos. Cypress
vAGABOND 1a4s house trailer: rea-
sonable: good condition. Call after
pm. Crescent 3-155S. Ia
ALMA 1850. fully furnished excep-
tiona!ly clean: bedru1 and bath,
ailGSL aiEaLs fdRai1x dsi1 vliIzoE. vliI11zaosEis A.a.. e.
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THE EVENING STAR C-13
Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY. MAY !, 1854
GARAGES


18th AND COLUMBIA RD. $50
Ontario pl NV; dble. brick saraSe
Tor storage; SIS. RA. 6-2036. Ia
FOR RENT-l2S nth st. ne
Bullt-ln garage, SKIS, S1l month;
incl elec.: water: ERNEST H.
BRICK STORAGE or garage; rent.
$3.50; near Georgia ave. and 9th
St: NV. BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Ma. $4,000. s.
LOT FOR RENT Parking for
trucks or cars; very reasonable In
auire 440 NJ st. NV. ME. S-SS33.
DOWNTOWN garage or warehouse,
rear GA N ST. NV. 1900 sd. IT,:
Immediately available. Inquire
MRS HEAD. Ii. 7-9400 or see your
tcal estate nroter
3l17 PORTER ST. N.W.--Large ga.
rage for rent; reasonable. EN-.
3-3740. %
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NORTH BEACH, MD.
5 modern cottages. running water: /:
located on Erie ave. between 1st
and 2nd, known as Zipkin's cot
tases UN 4-350n.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

MAINE-Small farm in Sebago Lake
region; ideal for retirement or
attained sttatir barn barn. IS acres in good
fields, 40 acres in pasture and
woodland with cutable timber: black
top road. electricity; mail at door;
excel, hunting and fishing. Askins
S6,5OO. Call WE. 5-6564. -
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GENTIEMAN's FARMETTE

NEAR OAKTON, VA.
3i2 acres. Beautiful 5-bedrm.. 4-bath
.lge. home; extra lge. liv. rm. Home
has several picture windows and ha;
real charm and space throughout
House is old American. Home is ir
excellent condition. The yard is q
beautiful park with lots OF shrub
berry, flowers. trees and an unusual
lawn. 1t is surrounded by large and
well-kept homes, has building with
fireplace for recreational purposes:
Stream. View is perfect. More land
available. If interested in something
really nice with city convenience
and country atmosphere, this is it.
Near good schools. shopping center
transportation and black-top road
1S miles to White House. Total
price, $4,000. For appointment
please phone DU. 5-7220. Exclusive
agency, but will work with other
brokers. WHITESELL REAL ES-
TATE, mr.. Oakton, Va, school
Hwy. 1913.
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STORES FOR RENT

BUSY LOCATION-Moder store;
Ist A. and bsmt. 140S P st. NV.
Rent. 500 mo. OWNER. RAJ
$50 Mo. WITH HEAT, 1918 9th st.
W, excel. loc. pawn exch. or shop
CORNER STORE, 201-3-5 18th st.
Sc. al intersection 18th St., Ken
trcky ave. and Independence ave
Just vacated by grocery, but also
suitable for dry cleaners, hardware,
l0c store, etc. Very attrac. lease
avail. CARRY PROPERTIES. DI.
F ST. LOCATION. in line with
Hecht's. Lansburghs, Kann's and
other leading stores; heavy foot
traffic. Apply $40 F st. NV. RIM. 10:
F sts.. 52U-522 Sth ST. NV, con-
venient location; will repair. Reas.
Apply $40 F st. NV. Room 10.
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT

10, 900. $4,000 SO. FIT. - Must be
cheap. Call HOUSE OF PLASTIC.
ia 9-3O3l 20
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SIX LOTS LEFT. near Rock Creek,
at. half price of adj. lots: immed.
sale: 5000 up, cash or terms, Best
investment area Kensington. LO. A.
ACCoKEEK-Lots on new paved
road. of Indian Head hwy. from
5000: Terms. JAY W. SUPPER, IFA.
Nine ACRES. Route so1;. $500.
Also mail farm commercial. Can
GLEN ECHO HTS.-Lot sOx15O. A
nice rambler site; $4,000. OIL.
THREE THREE SECLUDED ACRES in s ex-
flpsive fo s-4bas Manor and Argyle Club area. g.
Nash aSi 'i3T''i 81. s.E-rwo lots. 4ssxs5
each Call LU. 1-6937 or LU
LARGE BUILDING SITE. near Mary
land University: $4,000. WINSTON
MaDElkx & G1kx scAoo44 TA I42sS: aREA-seautiful mH
tain view. in restricted subdivision
where no plot can be less than 8
acres; 500, it. Of private grayeled
road already in: $3.50. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO.. Exclusive
AGENTS, ia. 4-1400.
available for immediate or future
development. Mr.. Moran or Mr..
Meceney; with FRANK S. PHILLIPS
200 zoo ACRES in s. Md, 1000 feet on
900, JAY w. SUPPER. FA. 2-4I79.
ROCK CREEK HILLs-KENsINGToN.
Lot with beaut., shade trees. S7xl74
EHERGRERN ii Ss 9MNEFFA NMFA6ows 06 soAge A1eola, Va
One and 10-acre tracts. level and
fertile open and wooded; electricity
and phone in now, restricted; near
school. stores and church, on black;
TOP, road; low taxes. Just completed
these at once before yon buy else
where. Priced reasonably terms to
suit. Open daily. Representative on
SEVERAL ACRE and "a plots in As- Ss,
snPeER. s9Ksef areai "a. irSa SSan41Sa.@ S@oo' JAY
5-ACRE ESTATES on Pohick Creek,
Springfield. va. Easy 25 min. COM
muting Shirley hwy; rolling hills;
paths: restricted: secluded, yet ac-
cess; $500 acre. Terms. ED. 9-5364.
35 TO so ACRES. beautifully wooded
facing tributary to Belmont Bay.
30 Minis driving Or time s. from ON, White White
7:30. Sunday. Monday or Wednes-
day evening. OIL. 4-5102. .
BUILDERS AND INVESTORS
10 lots. near MOL. Paved streets.
S3S,000.
so acres. near MOL, S1,70o per acre
81 acres near Piney Branch and N. H
ave. 50. 500 per acre. i
If it's a lot or acreage you're after.
let US know. we might have 1t.
SMOLFN e. SCOTT. Realtors
JU. 7-5511 IL
Is ACRE with trees and on ma
cadam road, Ii miles from wash
ington. Price. $1,000: 500 down:
SO 5,,.pe per month; additional iand
MASON HIRST
Annandale. Va. Phone JE. 2-7447
Closed Sundays
ATTENTION, BUILDERS
FINEST LOCATION IN MD.
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES
Opposite Landon School
65 to SO It. front. 81 $50 up
SEWER. WATER, IN SUBDIVISION
SHAPIRO
ME. s-17l7 Ewes, co, 5-s4l4 S4
Lots, Forest Heights
Opening new section of, this desir-
able community, Just mile from
D. C. line at S. Capitol st. Sewer.
water and gas in and ready to go.
Get in while you still have choice
selections. Phone now LO. 7-SS37
Evening star., 1954-05-07
SLEEPER

There have been literally hundreds
of people house hunting who have
been within block of this home
in the past few weeksl We venture
that this new. 5-room brick ram
bier with full basement is offered
for sale for only SIS. ESQ. It's To-
Gated in the heart of the fastest
growing community in virginia. For
further details, call
Arlington Realty Co.
22l2 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000 Till 8
Evening star., 1954-05-07

RESTORED EARLY AMERICAN home
With modern convenienees retain
ing original charm, random-width
floors. pine CABINET and mantle.
paneled den. raised-hearth fireplace,
rao6e.n kitchen; patio. Upstairs
sitting rm.. 4 bedrms.. . baths; new
oil burner. hot-air furnace; out
buildings, streams. This house sit
,tSfr TatsG on Is aeres in csrrol &C. is
and BALTIC. Price. S22,500; small
down payment; easy financing;
immed; possession. Owner trans.
LSIF6oiN SykesyIlls coiiSTY-sa s5l1S$ acre; Vel,
fenced and watered; $40 of mile
roed frontage; six. rooms, bath;
basement 6,,seI erd, and 9ut6nliildingS nlin IN 3oo
$50 ACRES. 40 acres corn. rest in
srass, good building. Poolesyille
Is ACRE ACRES beautiful rolling land.
road. Wen fenced, partly in fruit:
miles from washington in Fauouier
County, Va. $50 per acre. Phone
OWNER; UpperyiIle 100, %
ONE OF L0UDoUN C0UNNTY''s
the Piedmont Hunt country. Farm
il perfect condition. new outbldgs.;
one OF the, areas Oldest and most
ehaTm rftans tl speotoa s Of f pSone 8tsgs Up
$500 seISl''T 1oWS. SIS IS mo. buys. for
$500. 300 acres of woodland.
about ! 900 yards on Potomac River: n1,Sds
south D. c. TIE. 6-4131. Ia
1? ACRES with broom frame house
with cleo. adj. Shenandoah Nat.
PR. on trCut-stocked stream; ST.
900. Write REAL ESTATE, 7740
FaTRFAX iHsfsIsoH CO.. 5u. s. miles. to Falls CHI
Spacious Colonial home (slate
roof on 10 beautiful acres, lge.
stream in rear; liv. rm. 30x16.
tirepl.; din. rm;, equip. kit, each
15x1 5; Sunrm-, den,, "a bath; second
T.; twin .win-sSe ~ 81, Sedrms. tI,Ts lge title tiled
oil h.-w.h.; nice barn, chicken house;
3-car garage; tractor equipment
deep freeze; fowls. SGT $50. S1S,-
eooR, ee,5sRs JE. opPSaE9anlJE 1saa JE. a-46S{ LIZ
FARMS FOR SALE-Commuting
distance; 2 acres. A., A. acres: los
Ys5y DGy productive farms Md JOHN aS BUR Fv
43si6. 'le' WV @15
Sd, 500; WINCHESTER AREAS
acres, lge. stream. 5-rm. house.
timber. excel. soil; $4,000 cash
down.
$50 acres on state hwy. . miles to
Gore. Va. Pulpwood. loaded with
game; gorgeous mountain view.
stream. This is a steal. Only SIS
acre. Will sell half or all. S1GLER
g. CO.. RA. 3-343I till 8. S
WEEK END or all-year home: Shen-
andoah Valley-5 acres; :3-bedroom
house completely furn.; 46 bearing
fruit trees, numerous varieties. ber-
res; walking distance to summer
resort and Shenandoah River.
"a 100, terms.
Commuters farm, Great Falls, Va.
area-12 acres, all in clover: stream.
ponds. too; 5-rm. home, bath. bsmt,
oil heat; S15.500 terms. PETER
REALTY, Vienna, Va. Dalevlew
5-924l. y
APPLES-APPLES
10000 bu. this season. From this
fine orchard of 100 acres plus. $50
acres fine pasture and crop land;
40 acres woods. stream. 9-room
modern house. , tenant houses.
other buildings. One seasons crop
Evening star., 1954-05-07

WATERFRONT PROP FOR sAL'
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
CD Officials Have
Enrolled For Course
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CONTINUED from first page)
supply officer, will undergo two
weeks of training, starting Monday.
December 5, with the administra-
tive course and staying the second
week for the operations classes.
DR.. Lockwood and Mr.. Richard
son, who are veteran CD volunteer
officials, have been given leave of
absence by their employer, to at
tend the college. DR.. Loci nd is
an explosive expert with the / du-
Pont Company, and Mr. Richardson
is accountant with the Delaware
Trust Company. Mr.. Pond has been
supply officer on Mr.. Lees state
staff the past IA months.
The Olney staff college trains
Civil Defense executives in the
skills needed to plan and admins
ter broad community programs.
The administrative course gives in
structiOn in how to organize and
develop full-strength CD programs.
The operations course covers CD
procedures during a wartime emer-
gency and includes realistic train
ing in headquarters functions, in
Guiding communications map ex-
ercises and pOst-attack problems.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
Ministers OF Dover
District Met Monday

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Following the church service the
meeting adjourned to Jones Memo
rial Hall where a turkey dinner
was served to the ministers and
their wives by women of Wesley
Church. The brief business session
Of the Dover District Ministerial
Association was held during the
dinner hour.
William H. Anderson member
of the Board of Evangelism of The
Northeastern Jurisdiction, who is
acting chairman for the proposed
Church Attendance Crusade. spoke
briefly and told of the purpose of
the Crusade, which is interdenom-
national in scope and will be dedi-
Gated to bringing every member of
churches into regular attendance
and activity.
The Offering taken during the
Christmas service is a gift of min
listers and their wives to Rev. Louis
Dennis and his wife who are the
Peninsula Conference Missionaries
to BOrneo
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
Service SIants

1ST. DIV, GERMANY-Sgt.
James Jackson, son Of Mrs. Mary T.
Robinson, 13 ~ KirkwOOd, Dover,
Del, is serving in Germany with the
1st Infantry Division.
The only American division to
remain in Europe since World War
II. the 1st Infantry is receiving
intensive training as part of the
U. S. Seventh Army.
Jackson, a senior Wireman in
the 5th Field Artillery Battalion's
Headquarters Battery, entered the
Army in 1912 and has been in Ger
many nine months.
He holds the Bronze Star Medal,
Good Conduct Medal and UN and
Korean Service Ribbons.
FIT. HOOD. TEXAS-Army Pvt.
Melvin d. Algier, whose wife,
YvOnne, lives in Denton, Md, re-
Gently arrived at Fort Hood, Texas,
for duty while 1st Armored Divl-
vision.
Private Algier, son of Melvin B.
AlgieT of Harrington, Del, is an
instrument repairman with the 47th
ArmOred Medical Battalion. He en-
tered the Army last May.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
Poultry Records
Should Be Kept
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Continued from fs-Jt pagcN
Ords for hens in individual LAYING
cages as for birds on the floor. The
poUltryman can then determine
what is wrong and try to remedy
the condition. If no records are
kept, he has no way of detecting
these important variations in pro-
dUctiOn and feed consumption.
A hundred birds in 80 per cent
production will eat about 25
pounds of feed. AS egg production
increases, feed consumption also
will increase.
During the year, the laying bird
will consume around Ga pounds of
feed for body maintenance and the
rest goes for egg production at the
rate of IA pounds of feed per 100
eggs. Records will show the amount
of feed wasted.
IT feed consumption is high and
egg production is average, the diff
ference may be due to feed vast
age, Vapaa points out. Some auto
matte feeders, if not properly adj
justed, may waste as much as 12
pounds of feed per bird during the
year.
With the conventional type of
feeders, filled to the top, birds may
waste as much as 40 per cent Of the
feed For best results, fill the
feeders about half full.
Keeping complete and accurate
records is the only way poultry
man can determine his actual cost
of production and determine where
improvements can be made.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
CHURCHES IN MILFORD
Calvary Methodist
Church
s. 6. Front and Frgntiin Sc.
The Community Church

S. 6. Front and Frgntiin sls.
The Community Church
Donzsl c. WildeY, Minister
Iohn Bunnsn. Director o. Music
Telephones: Church Study 1884
Parsonage 4426
SUNDAY, DECEMBER. 12
9:45 a. m, Church School John
r. Wilkins, General Superintendent.
The Children, Youth and Adult De-
partments are ready to welcome
your entire family into a friendly.
helpful, and inspirational study
class. There are classes for every
age group and visitors are cordially
invited.
11:0O a. m, Church School Second
Session. Glasses for children from
Nursery age to the sixth grade are
available. Parents who are unable
to bring their children to the early
session are invited to bring them to
this h0dr Of religious instruction.
Attendance credit is given to those
attending this session.
11:OO a. m, Divine Worship.
Opening the Door to Life" will be
the sermon delivered by the minis
ter, Mr.. Wildey. Special music by
the choifs Of Calvary will lend
added emphasis to the inspiration of
the Christmas Season. Visitors are
always welcome.
2:30 p. m, The Golden Age
Fellowship will be held at the
Church. Persons Of the Golden Age
and those shut-ins in the cOmmun-
ity are welcome to attend this hour
Of song, inspiration and fellowship
$3.50 p. m, intermediate Methodist
Youth Fellowship will meet with
those between the ages of 12 to IA
invited
$3.50 D. m, Senior Methodist
Youth Fellowship will meet for
those between the ages of Is and
is.
1880 p. m. Evening Service with
the Minister bringing the message
Of the evening.
ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK
Monday, 1880 70 9:OU, Junior
Choir Party for those 8 to 10 will
be held in the Fellowship of the
Church
Tuesday, 500 p. m, BykOta Glass
will. meet.
Tuesday, $500 p. m, Late Dis
ciples Glass will hold their Christ
mas Party at the church
Wednesday, 500 p. m, Methodist
Men will meet.
Wednesday 500 p. m, WSCS
Circle No. 1 will hold their Christ
mas Party at the Church
Thursday, 1880 p. m, Adult Choir
will rehearse.
Friday. 3:15 p. m, The Junior
and Youth Choirs will rehearse.
Friday, 500 p. m. The Youth
Glass taught by Mrs. Webb will have
their Christmas Party at the church.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
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Miller, Charlotte Wilgus and Ginger
Greene, Sopranos; Evelyn Gordon,
Louise WOrmington, Sue Wilgus,
Dorothy Galloway, Helen Austin
and Cathryn Hickman, altos; Ed
ward Trice, David Greene, tenors;
William Lucas, Robert WormingtOn,
and Robert Richardson, basses.
An invitation is cordially ex-
tended to all those who once again
would like to hear the tiding of
Good WHIP as proclaimed by the
magnificent chOruses, arias and re-
citatives of the unsurpassed ora
tOrio "The Messiah"