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Evening star., 1954-01-13
BY III. A.soeiotsd Pres.

LINCOLN, Nebr.. Jan. 49,
Widely quoted rumors that he
has been asked to quit as head
football coach at the University
of Nebraska set the stage for a
promised statement from Bill
Glassforc today.
Meanwhile. the university stu
dent paper. '"The Nebraskan," in
is lead editorial today declared:
"Glassford must be released"
Both coach and university Of
ficials refused comment on
whether GlaSsford, whose con-
tract has two years to run, has
been asked to quit.
Glassford only yesterday re-
turned from Ohio. where he had
attended the NCAA meeting at
Cincinnati. In the afternoon he
met with Acting Chancellor John
Selleck and Walter Beggs, Ath-
letic Board chairman.
Selleck said afterward: "The
board did not ask Glassford to
resign"
Did that mean that no re-
quest for Glassford's resignation
had been made? Selleck was
asked.
THAT isn't what I said" re-
piled the chancellor. and re-
fused further comment.
GlaSsford also refused to COM
ment but said he would have
something to say today.
The NebraSkan" editorial
headed Demand His Resigna-
tion," followed removal petitions
which have been circulated by
some past and present football
players.
Editor Ken Rystrom wrote:
Coach Glassford supposedly
has said that he will fight the
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Fights Lost Night
Oy The Asseeiatsd Prem

PROVIDENCE, n. billy Gillian.
209A. East Orange. N. ,. outpointed
Chubby Wright. 192A. Reading. Pa.
dO).
MISUNDERSTANDING Eubanks. IA.
Pittsburgh stopped Alfredo IAgrutta.
143. Italy (2).
LOS ANGELES-Don Grant, 1e4K,
Los Angeles outpointed Esau Ferdinand,
1853. San Francisco (1O).
RICHMOND, Calif.--Bob Dunlap, 1s4.
Oakland, Chhf. outpointed Frank Bu.
ford. 21e. Oakland 10}.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
NBA STANDINGS
By the Assoeiotsd Press

By the ASsoeiotsd Press
WESTERN DIVISION.
w. l.. Pct w. L. Pct
Minn'lis % IL .676 Ft.W'yne 20 II .541
Eoch'ter 81 Is .5S3 Milwu'kee 2S .222
EASTERN DIVISION.
W.. pct. WI. Pet
~ Yord "a II .6S6 Phila. Is IS 455
syracuse 22 10 .5Ty Baltimore 8 20 PIG
Boston 81 II 553
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Minneapolis at Boston. -rs
Syracuse VS.. New York at Boston.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Fort Wayne, o.; Baltimore. 66.
Rochester, "a; Milwaukee. 73.
TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE.
New York at Philadelphia.
Minneapolis at Syracuse.
Baltimore VS.. Fort Wayne at Miami,
Ya.
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APTs. UNFuRMIsHEp--MD.

Sic. SPG. Bedrm,. liv. rm.,
incl. utiis. JU. 9-7SSI, liz
TAKOMA PARK - Choice l-bedrrn.
apis. in new 6-unit bldg: $50 80.
incl all utils. Location excel. JU.
Ceo 81, MANoR--s-room and bath b
apt, private entrance, $5S q month.
AP. 7-2106 S
|TaK0MA PARK. MD. - -bedrm. apt
$40 to $50. 2-bedrn. apt. $50 to
SOS. May use own washer. Clothes
line outdoors; storage locker. JU.
s5-Gobu, or Fulton S-I453
CORAL Garden apis. atlD. G.
line; 3 5sdrms.; $50. Sloo, atils s .insl
ROCKvILLE-One- bedrm. apis. liv.
rm., dinette, kit, bath, screened
rear porch: near schools and shop
piI:s Center ss.Tsn S6 svr 20; SsSpo3 ,iv
incl. Will accept small child; No
pets. Ju. 1868. 10
TAKOMA PARK, terrace apis
Large liv. rm.,. dining area. bedrm-,
tile bath. kitchen, 8 large closets;
3 exposures; attractive grounds;
adults. $3.50. Ju. b-2l50. ~.
TERRACE, liy. rrl.. dinette, bedrm !,
kit. bath. Lge. storage rm. PaTGuet
floors. Pvt, entrance, New plag.
Utils. furn. S75. JU 7-9557. -
TAKoMA PARK-Laree liv. rm.,. din
ing area. bedrm..- kit.,. tile bath.
3 lge. closets, list floor, 8 exposures,
mr.. bus and shop. center; In real
nice CUNT brick bldg; $s4 .o0;
/ adults. JU. 5-2150. JU. 9-373y
APIS. AVAILABLE AT CoBUR TER;
500 Defense hwy. Bladensburg,
Nd. Next schools and shopping cen
ter; bus stop at door. WA, 7-2I6S,
BIGGEST ROOM SIZES in the area.
You should see these apis. at Elmar
Gardens--A lovely garden apt. nome
combining cool, comfortable, con-
veniert living with rent appeals;
kedrmS., ESQ; beorm.. S75; OF
course, all utils. included. Resident
MANAGER Gap. 7-S69S}. 1900 Hamil-
ton st. between Defense hwy. and
HyattsVilIe on EdmonSton rd,
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.. 1895 II
st. NV. MA. S-2345.
BETHESDA. MD, 7034 strathmore
st--Large apt. bldg, cross ventila.,
ton; close to schools, stores and
transp.; :.-bedrm. aptS., llv. rm.,
dinette and kitchen. incl. utiis., only
sos per mo. May be inspected
any time. See janitor on premises
or call E. NJ. FRY, OIL: 6-53s3.
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ApARTMENTs WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

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ARROW TRANSFERRING move ~
job or hour rooms. as low as
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MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
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MOVING AND HAULING by job or
honr. days. II. $3.50; eyes. Ii
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WHEN MOVING YOU want Il done
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MOVING AND STORAGE
win accept surplus furniture rs part
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reas. IA. 9-2937: ewes. RIA. 3-i4l6.
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LARGE 1-bedroom apt: ample closet
space; laundry facilities: spacious
rooms; S7:,.96 per month.
HENRY B. THADEN
222 Conn. Ave Ma &-2n15
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HOUSES WAITED 70 RENT

WANTED 10 RENT 3-bedrm. furn.
e seS.s s q 6Pi II b. M s6s e. va
URGENTLY NEEDED for immediate
Cieve. PIX. CHI ch., Nd, and, D.. C..
Si75-s22S Can METzLER. Realtcr.
ARINGf on AND NEARBY YAIRFax
80 and 3-bedroom houses needed
service optional. Call today. ia q
1900. WRIGHT REALTY, INC. 4
North Glebe I'd. Ariinstor. -
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GOOD Sc. LOCATION
3505 MINI. AVE. Sc.

Large 1-bedroom apt: ample closet
space; laundry facilities: spacious
rooms; S12.96 per month.
HENRY B. THADEN
l222 Conn. Ave, Ma. S-2015
COLORED--I354 MONROE ST. NV.
- rms. kit, bath: $40 mo-; play
aTTssss. B ldry; I'm rm porch, See ianitor
COLORED--4226 7th ST. NV
rms, kit. bath: compl redecor.; only
$50 30. To Inspect, see janitor OF
call CO. 5-62222.
C0LoKED-I4O6 10th ST. NV
2 rms. kit. and semipyt. baths S55
mo. DI, 7-4244. 80
CoLoRED--4Oi6 GRANT ST. NE.
I-bedroom apt, large kit; s7 *
M h@I:SI r. Rasalse5 e sM' - s
CoL0RED ace INDEPENDENCE
AVE. S.E.--Two rms. kit. senaipvt.
.oatn; cor. ant. End a.. $50 80 util.
incl. EN-. $1,000. ST. 500. b---1q
C0L0RED-103 9Th ST: sM:W.COM-
loom, kit. and bath; 5000 mo-.
incl. all utils. See janitor ON prem
lses or call ME. S-5400.
COLORED - 24fS 18th ST. NV. -
Large rn, kit and bath; newl,
decorated ONLY $40 mo-, incl. heat
and hot water. See ianitor on prem
ises or call ME. $4,000.
COLORED-f3OO FLORIDA AVE. NV
-Large rm., kit. and bath In
well$kept. bldg. Adults only. $50 SO
mo-, incl. heat and hot water. See
lanitor on premises or call ME. g.
CoIORED-s5s PER MO-. incl. utils.
liv. rfn,, bedrm., Kitchen, bath. LIST
and G SITS. s.w-. AP. T-7207. 20
COL0RED - LARGE RM... dinette
kit, bath. dressing room, ample
closet space. Located in apt. bldg
Nicely dec. 500 mo. See MR.. ADAMS,
5 1923 M st. NV, weekdays, 5000;
Saturdays. $40 til l. Ia
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Mr.. FALLS CHURCH = 3 nice bed
rms, / pine-paneled: extra Ice, liv.-
din rm. with firepl. and bookShelves;
equipped kit: finished stairway to 2
lge, storage or playrms. on End A.:
avail. ipmed.; $125 mo. JE. 2-2e63.
SILVER SPRING, close in - o-ievei
rambler, center hall. 3 bedrooms. 2
baths, brick; rec. room, screened
porch, patio, garage conveniept
schools and bus; $3.50. JU. S-308O.
|. ---t2
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WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
RENT BARGAIN

oAKVIEW-BRICK RAMBLER :.
Nearly new. bedrms.. lip, rm,. din.
area, Ice. kit, bsmt.: S1a5 mo.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-640O
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HOUSES FURsIsHED

sII0 so. AItL.,2-bedrm., semidet I:
auto. washer DISPOSAL, fenced I'd.
avail, SEPT 10. JE. 3-I413.
new 5-rnn. brick: Is min.
dutn.. compl fiirn.. hsmt., I'd. S12b
! RMS. beside Kensington play.
ground. ! blk from stores. transp.
incl 3 4 oli garaee; older house;
large beaut- lawn; Sept. Is. yU,
SR. cow. PARK and Takoma Rec,
reation Center fswimminR pool
completely furn., 3-bedrm. home
with den at 81 LonGfellow st. NV
Only Sl50. SHANNON ~ LUCHe
TsRoM2so Az PARK. Nd nD. ia ia HoSas.
lane - s rms, III baths; conv
schools, tFansp etc. $50 mo-
avail Oct. 1, 1854. MJNsEY TRUST
REAL ESTATE. Ma. s-sOs0. 10
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. {.

COLORED
1918 Riggs pl. NV, between r and
s at 10Th NV. Vacant. Large
ny rm KIT. dressing closet and and
ianitor on premises or call BOSS
q PHELPS. INC, MA. $4,000. ~
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

BUNGALOW, mr.. Oak
ton. Va SIS mo-. plus la-day help
wk. NE. s-003l or Dunkirk 6-s29q.
GREAT FALLS. yA.--3-bedrm. coun-
fu Tep aols ssrp 1os ~ pA Im SsaH Ha eelsh
4sO6 sth ST. N.E.--Three-yE. -old
D rms. bath. powder rm. hrst a.:
MA. S-932I or ~. s-2O92. Ia
|Ii62 HARVARD ST. N.W.---10 rms.
3 baths; oil h.-w.h,; suit. rooming
house. lease or viii sell like rent.
small DIN. payt. LII. 2-077S, la
POTONfAC-ROCKvILLE AREA--Not
classy, but nice. clean. On " acre:
back: isc &C. sard arden chicken mo house;
ideal for children; $40. PAYABLE =
mos. in advance. u. 5-24S2. --7
ROCKVILLE, MD.3-bedrm. rambler,
Az mi. from Bethesda Naval Hos
pital and U. s. Health Cen. Immed.
occupancy. 500 mo; GEO. w.
| OIL, 2-2123. --10
I447 DECATUR ST, N.w.--s rms. and
raee, h.-w.h. III. 6-9504,,s --10
lALEX.--Jefferson Manor. S9e,50 mo.
Fenced SsaIm "a, i ar school hoo i SHOP 0s sff
Excel. eond. semidet. so. 5-4456.
BETHESDA, MD. walking distance
to Naval Medical or NH o
bedrm; bsmt; gas neat; Immed. oc-
cup, S95. OIL. 2-6151.N -
CHEW CHASE. MD.--Brick rambler,
naids rms $sa Ds' mo c ss f for a r
OIL. 4-4lS7 -
FALLS CHURCH. COG Stuart DIR. Fen
wick Park bedrms., liv. rn,, dim
ing rm. and kit; Ice. fenced lot:
garden; fruit trees: $l3S mo. r H.
BRoYHILL. 1921 Brush dr.. Falls
Church. Va. KE. S-64e9 rs
BETHESDA, 1904 Woodmont--2 bed
s sS mr. s ate . sun poTs i tenssS
4-BEDRMS., liy. rm.. kitchen, din.
rm., bath. GARAGE, detached home
in fine NV. residential area. ONLY
S125. DREYFUSS BROS. 1919 18th
st. NV. MA. S-O5S2. --S
2-bedrm., full bsmt. hum
galow: fenced yd;, $ll5 mo. 10. b
CLEVELAND PARK. ) bedrms.. 2
baths. breakfast nook. $3.50. Avail.
rambler $500; MRS; pUNNINoToN,.
Mr.. ARI. os Bnvp 5 AND S SifhBr R5.-
Sor cShaI rec rms seT 9H, .5asS s mclGSed
ARL.. 2 bedrms., den, lge. fenced lot.
Nj. Pent,- shops. transp, schools,
AR Rim IA 2 sYS s 3. y. & st
bedrm.. semidet., Large storage attic.
1858 RiTTENHoussEn ST. 'N.w.-eNr.
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GOLORED

COLORED
TAT CHAPLIN ST. NV.
We have several 1-bedrni. apis.
available for reliable tenants: S62. so
to $50 per mo. See janitor on prem
ises or cali AID. 2l3922. BOSS Il
PHELPS INC 2
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
Dies For Love

The male moth will often starve
to death from grief when his mate
is caught in a trap.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05

Mrs. Jennie WOotten was a guest
to turkey dinner at the home of
her son, Mr.. Wallace Wootten. Mrs
Wootten, and family, in Frederica
on Sunday. During the afternoon
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Whiteley
Lewis and family in Seaford. Mr..
Lewis is a foster brother of Mrs.
Wootten.
Mr. Homer Wright, Mr.. Wallace
Minner and Mr.. Allen ONeaI. the
latter two of Camden. ACCOMPANIED
Mr.. Irving Wright to spend the
weekend at Blacksburg, Va, where
they went to visit the Iatters son.
Howard Wright, and to see the foot
pail game between William and
Mary College and Virginia Poly
technic Institute, where Howard
attends and is also a member of
the football team.
On Sunday evening, Miss Frances
Wright Mr. Smithe Edwards. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Reynolds and Mr.
ana Mrs. Homer Wright were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Wright, in Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Jackson
and children, Sandra and Bruce of
Newark, were dinner guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ArIie Jack
son, on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
MAGNOLIA
BY Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone Frederick 5-5185

Mr.. William Green returned on
Tuesday from a three weeks trim
70 California. He accompanied Mr..
Melvin Waldren, of Prospect Park.
ia. They stopped to visit friends at
Boulder Dam, where Mr.. Green was
employed before coming to Della
ware, and also stopped at other in
teresting scenes. They returned bv
the Southern Route having Travelled
Detter than six thousand miles when
they reached Magnolia.
Mrs. Tilden Storey, who had been
spending the past several weeks
with her children, Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Hart, returned to her home in
Sudlersville on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart, and Connie
were dinner guests of Mrs. Storey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Webb.
Mrs. Thomas, and son, LLOYD. of
Arden, spent the weekend with her
children, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thomas, and Billy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert REYNOLDS Of
Glenarm, Md spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Homer
Wright and they were the dinner
guests of Miss Frances Wright on
saturday evening. Later Mrs.
Wright and Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds
attended a party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Reynolds, near Mil
ford.
The Laymens' Day Service, which
II was necessary to postpone, will
be held on Sunday, November 7tb
with Mr. A. j. Coke and his son-in-
law Mr.. John Rose, as the speakers.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
GLENDALE
By Mrs. Hazel d. EIlingswOrth
Phone Milford $3.50

Mrs. Jennie Wiley is seriously
Ill at her home on Main Street
from an ear condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Webb and
FAMILY entertained guests durine
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Snicer
nave returned home from a weddino
trip to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hearn and
sons jerry and Robert. were
callers in Georgetown. Delaware
ana Lincoln, Delaware, last week
Mrs. Sara McIlvain entertained
guests on Sunday
MISS Mia Macklin is spending a
Few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs r
Donovan and family of near Milford
Mrs. Helen Davies and Miss
Dorothy Davies have returned home
aIter a delightful trip to Ohio and
other places of interest where thew
visited relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beebe and
I1InlIy entertained guests last week.
Mrs. Pauline Lynch of Milford
was a recent guest of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Abbott. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Filings
worth and son, Phillip, were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Mel
win and son. Jimmy. of Milford
Mr.. c. W. Ennis and David A
Ellingsworth had a delightful motor
trip to Ohio where they attended
a Firemen's Convention.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
DerricksOn last week were. Mr.
and Mrs. Elton Lynch of Lincoln
Mrs. d. T. Littleton, Mrs. Anne
Iyndall and friends of Lewes.
Mrs: Hazel D. Ellingsworth re-
turned home on Wednesday after
receiving treatment at the Delaware
Wilmington, Delaware,
and wishes to thank all the manv
friends for their lovely cards. gifts
and flowers and fruit, received.
Mrs. M. +. Warren motOred to
Wilmington, Delaware, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Coverdale
were callers in Lincoln Delaware.
on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Long and
daughters, Barbara and Nancy
visited relatives on Sunday, in |
Georgetown, Delaware.
Mrs. Lima Marker has been visit
ing relatives in Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Fleming of Mil
-ord were Wednesday guests Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Harry Lare and sons.
p Mr. Frank Vadakin and family
entertained guests on Sunday.
Mrs. Lawrence Sammons of
Glendale and Mrs. Bayard Messick
II Milton were shoppers in viii
nington. Delaware, on Tuesday.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
EPWoRTH
By Mrs. Reuben Riley
Phone BridgeYllle 1924

Sunday School, November Z, at
10.00 a. m.
We have a growing Sunday
school There were 56 present last
sunday Keep up the good work.
Mr. and Mrs Thurman Adams
ST., entertained at dinner Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Drum
mond and Mr.. and Mrs. WiIford
MorrOW Of Santa Rosa. California
mrs. William Brockhurst. Mr.. and
Mrs. al Runners of RidgefeId
fark, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs. August
Croll Of fredericksburg, Mr.. and Mrs
William Croll Of Hickman. Miss
Mildred Croll Of New York CITY. Mr.
ana MIS-. Leon Adams and family Of
Seaford, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Shockley of MillsborO, Mr.. and Mrs
thurman Adams, Jr.. and son of
Bridgeyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nelson en-
tertained their grandchildren over
me weekend Donnie, Rickie and
Ruthann Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smith and
family shopped in Wilmington an
Friday. They were also callers Of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Calder at New
Castle, Delaware.
MRS. Margaret Dunham who has
been a house guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Smith accompanied her
friend. Mrs. Lille to her home I'm |
y. Orange, N. J..
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
LINCOLN
BY Mrs. George II. Derrickson
Phone Milford 1859

1000 a. m, Morning Worsb,,
heY. w. Revelle, Minister. me
senior choir will sing at this time
LOO a. m, Sunday School. Dong.
las Morgan, Superintendent.
Mrs Mae Wyatt. Missionary
suptg will take charge of onenine
services A cordial invitation Is eve
tended to one and all
80 p m, Our MYF is steadily
gIo"ing. Let's keep the good work
1880 p. m, Worship Service The
friendship Bible class. Mrs EtbaI
warren teacher, will place flowers
IN the Church for November
The Friendship Bible class will
meet with Mrs. r. Williams Monde,
evening November 8. "Straightwav"
= the text word. This is the meeting
% bring in your rainy day. so pIease
uon I forget. All members are uroad
TO be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. James jackson II
ana son have moved from the Jeffar.
son property to the apartment of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sheldon
mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bachelor of
lfRlngton, n. j., spent part of last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. John I.e
Oonpte' Mrs. Jennie Laws of Lewes
Is their guest this week.
mrs. Lizzie Swain of Milford is
Vlsltlng her sisters, Mrs. May Wyatt
and Mrs. Caddie Beideman
Mrs. Boyce Short. spent from
Thursday until Sunday of last week
with Miss Virginia Larrimore of
RehOboth. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Kelso and
SON. Hugh, Jr., Of Rehoboth, visited
their daughter and husband. Mr.
ana Mrs. Ronald Dickerson AT the
nome OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry Truitt
on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05

Mrs, Della w. Baker has returned
from the Milford Memorial HosDitsl
Milford, Delaware.
Miss Betty Ellingsworth of Pbila-
oelphia was a recent guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs David Filings
worth.
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. Olin ShOckley, Pastor
Sunday, November 18th
Sunday School services in CHARGE
OF the superintendent of the SUNDAY
School.
Preaching by pastor.
McCOlley's Methodist Chanel
heV' Olin ShOckley, Pastor
Sunday, November 9TH
Sunday School services in charge
OF Preston Donovan, superintendent
Preaching by pastor.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. Olin ShOckley, Pastor
No services.
The Ellendale WSCS wishes To
thank everyone who contributed or
helped in any way to make their
Chicken and Dumpling" suDper a
success. Special thanks to the mem
bers of Mrs. Bessie Harrison's
class and members of the MYF for
their help in waiting on the tables
so nicely.
The Glendale Church will make
their chicken and dumpling sumner
an annual affair, to be held each
year when the school teachers have
their State meeting.
The Ellendale WSCS wishes tn
thank all the parents and friends
for their preserves and contribu-
tions of cakes, candies, cookies and
popcorn which helped make their
party for the children
a grand success. The party was
held in the, school on Friday even
ing the 29th There was plenty OF
candy, cookies, cakes, apples, pop
corn and cOkes. All the children
and grownups had a jolly time.
Sunday School Glass No. II will
meet with Mrs. Burton Millman on
Tuesday evening. November 9Th.
All members are invited to be pres
9nt.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05

Connecticut has 4.28O gasoline
filling stations.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
FRANKFORT
By c, g. CrOcker
Phone Rodney 451s


Robert Daisey Of New York City
is spending a few days at the Gum
farm.
In the name of Aunt Suzy. who
has written "3O", / wish to thank
all who have assisted in gathering
and reporting news for this col
umn. She appreciated the public's
cooperation. I shall welcome you
cooperating with me in continuing
the Frankford letter-C. G. Crock
er.
francis Gum, II, and Mrs. viii
mer Daisey returned on Sunday
from three days fishing trip at
Ocracoke, N. C.
Norman (Pat) Bunting was an
other one of the fishermen who
spent some time at the Island. He
came back loaded with the drum.
Edwin CrOcker of Stormlake. Ia.
and David Crocker of Clinton, Md.
were in Frankford on Tuesday at
tending the funeral of their mo-
ther, Mrs. Eunice Crocker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Simth of East
vile, Va, were weekend visitors
OF Mrs. Carolyn McCann.
Connecticut has 428O gasoline
filling stations
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
NATuRE eooPERATEs

NOGALEs, Ariz. 6p1 ~.
Arizona Land Department held 4
hearing to determine whether
large part Of the Santa Cruz River
Valley should be declared q .seriti-
cal' groundwater area.
Immediately after the hearine
one Of the heaviest rainstorms n
the year hit the area. State water
Commissioner Roger Ernst Is -.
pected to make his decision IN q
few weeks.
Designation of an area az ser,ti
car prohibits the drilling OF any
more wells.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
WHERE'S The FIRE?

WAYNEsBORO, Va. lPD
raymond 7. Hunter was serving
as a member of a jury when the
procedure was interrupted by sir
ems and changing fire engines. Po-
ice Sergeant NJ. N. Hughes was
called out but returned shortly to
INFORM the court Of the location of
the fire. -
Judge z. G. Quesenbery recessed
court-it was Hunters home burn
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-07-23
UNIVERSITY OF N. Y. TO
SEND SPECIALISTS TO
ISRAEL UNDER u. S.
CONTRACT

WASHINGTON, July S, (JTA)
The Foreign Operations Admin
istration today announced the
signing of a contract with the
Research Foundation of the State
University of New York under
which the University will assist
the Israel Government in agricul-
ture, health and sanitation, indus
try, and education.
The total estimated cost of the
University contract, spread over
a three-year period, is 81, 815, 700.
From currently available funds,
FOA has allotted 1888, 900 which,
it is expected, will carry the con-
tract through its first Is months.
An additional allotment later is
contemplated.
The University plans to recruit
about 80 specialists and consul
tants in the main four fields of
activity, many of whom will come
from faculties in the state uni
versity system. Operations will be
under the scope of the general
agreement on technical assistance
between the United States and Is
rael.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-07-23

A FOREST IN ISRAEL will be
planted by Reform Jews with
help Of check which. man on
right. James H. Miller, of CIeve.
land, Ohio, hands Mendel Fisher,
executive director of the Jewish
National Fund, as DR.. Maurice
N. Eisendrath (center), president
of the Union of American He.
brew Congregations, parent body
of Reform temples, looks on, at
Oneg Shabbat which took place
at UAHC headquarters in New
York City. Mr.. Miller, member
of the Unions national executive
board, is chairman of the project
TO build a forest on Mt. Atzmon,
in Israel, in the name of the
Union. The check he is handing
Mr.. Fisher is for a grove of 500
trees purchased by children of
Euclid Avenue Temple, Cleve.
land. in honor of thirty-ffth an.
niversary of ordination of their
rabbi, DR.. Barnett r. Brickner.
Project is outgrowth of pilgrim.
age to Israel initiated and led by
DR.. Eisendrath last year. Purpose
of project, according to Mr..
Miller, is to "give evidence of
spiritual and cultural bond be.
tween American Israel and State
Of Israel"