davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ARCoLA BRICK RAMBLER, 3 bed
util. rm. and pull-down stairs to
tached. 5niy Sis5 mo. MODERN
REALTY CO. lNC.. 940s Gs ave,
~ ~ ,rI 1850 sn,cp ppen ns III O. ..Sr,.
B1THESDA%a-bedrm. Brick Colonial;
newly decor; excel. location. $125
mo. Call OIL. 4-1s0S. %
KENSINGTON-Corner brick ram
bier; 9 bedrms., liv. rm., kit: util
rm.. tile bath. storage attic, hrepl.,
eors seTsens gas sSPss sea fs e
school; bus at corner; shopping /
500 mo. Phone Lo. 5-3s25. g
CLARKSBURG. Md. Hammond dr..
iust on m! supsr sas Hsy sy ES; $40 Sao aoa ses
ALEX. AREA - 2-bedrm.. semidet.
home with nv. rm. dining area.
equip. kit large closets. fenced
yard; in q nice community for chill
RREasvrrST. RRinasv SiVo ov. s-46fs. mH5 o'n @S0
SEAT PLEASANT, All 60th PL.-Big
house on 2 lots: 8 rms. 2 kits. Ice.
porch OWNER. OIL. 1857. or
during weekdays. EN-. .2-73OS.
home: very select; $3.50: yr. lease:
SIS 4th 81 N.E.S3-story. 8 rms,
. baths: excellent for rooming-
TWIN BROOK-Det.: vacant; 8 bed
rms. and bath. extra lge. closets;
plenty Of storage space. lge. kit. and
ige. liv. rm. with firepL Close 70
school; Sll5. MODERN REH1'TY ~
S.5s5o. O,en I'll 9 -
VA.-tAbout 8 miles
from from PsntaS,cnl. tas,o I Ea,n. En1l CAPE Geo cSd
rms. full bsnt. screened porcn,
lge. wooded lot, ideal for. children:
$3.50 per mo-. water incl. kE. d
1888. -
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

CAPITOL HHL-2 desirable ,6-rm
chaser. Apt. SO. 1913 C st. ne. Ill
TRULY A BARGAIN-Foyer. liv. rm..
bedrm., kit. and bath; completely
redecorated. Elevator building over
looking Rock Greek Park and close
to extensive shopping and trans
terms. Please cali Mr.. Gavin viii; with
H. @. SMITHY CO., ST. 3-33OO;
res. AID 2-5DO4.
CONN. AVE. mr.. Entertainments
2-bedrm. apt. includes foyer, large
iiv. rm.. modern kit. and bath;
unexcelled location. Low $34 main
tenance; price only S9.750. Please
call Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SM1THY
CO., ST. $4,000; res, AID. 2-5OO4.
BROADMOOR-Two Of the largest
and most desirable of the 2-bedrm..
2-bath apts in this outstanding de
luxe cooperative. One has 8 ex-
posures. full sized din. rm. and
den; both are in excellent cond.
and priced to sell with reasonable
terms available. Apartment hotel
facilities; Conn. ave. location.
Please call Mr.. Gavin, with H. @.
sMITHY CO., ST. $4,000; res,
TWO BEDRMS.-S55 per mo. pays
prin., int, taxes, ms, utils. and
r1aint.; total price. $3,950. Down
payment arranged for qualified buyer
SILLS REAL ESTATE. ia. $4,000
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COLORED-3O7 L ST. NV rms;
large yard: Recently renovated. $50.
IOWA AVE. NV
6-rm; and bath brick home; $9s:996
K st. NV. MA. S-0352. -
COLORED-2369 CHAMPLAN ST.
N.W.-3 bedrms... liv. rm.. kit. and
modern bath. full bsmt. May also
be rented for commercial use. Sl2b
c%f,oREnnaEas ne, Gall NE $500; 1s.h Ct Nr-
Furn. or unfurn. 6-rm. brk.. full
bsmt.: fenced yard; good loc.. nice
neighborhood. Rent can apply on
purchase of house u desired. LA. g.
COLORED-vACANT-e06 Farrasut
Screened SCI ' porches:' auto. % heat; GOOD
cond.: yard, garage: adults: eonv.;
refs: 500. RA. 3-O179.
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COLORED

236 and 24S Hillside pl. n.e.--5 rms.
incl. utility room and modern bath;
children permitted; $40 mo.
i409 Polk 1T. n.e.-B rooms, incl.
utility room, with modern bath; $40
month.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
DU. 7-07O7
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APARTMENTS WANTED

2 BEDRMS.. liy. rm., din. rm.. kit.
boys from England; June Is to
Aug. 80. Excellent refs. BOX 81.
DIPLOMAT. requires
nicely furn. 1-bedrm.. air-condi-
TONED apt, NV. section. AD.
OWNERS-I have the tenant. do you
have the place? Need furnished and
unfurnished apis. all parts D. C..
for white tenants, $50 to 5000 mo:
Fri. ME. S-5435 to pm. -
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A PRESTIGE

Garden apt. project in Silver Spring
Md can offer several delightful l.
bedroom apts from S78 per mo:
spacious laundry and storage a-eas.
Res. mgr. Mr.. Mclaughlin. 86O9
Old Bladensburg I'D. .tbet. Piney
Branch rd. and Carroll aye.l, JU.
9-5SS7. SHANNON & LyCHS CO..
1905 H st. NV. MA. 6-2345.
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PARK-s-rm. house, Q
baths: attractive interior and set
ting, lge. trees: convenient trans
portation; adults only. EN-. 3-6929.
CAPE COD on cool wooded
hill; secluded; excel. neighborhood,
ideal for 3 adults. no. children. no
$50 per mo. Cali JE. s-oo95, s
to o am. IL to l noon. to o pm.
1922 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
8 rms. and bath. 9 bedrms.. $l2b
GREENBEEr, lRf1 Hsllii nj MD.&.Sedrm. oSis brick
aasei Din. lm.: :e sioo 1%T Der so'"e mo. orasite
SILVER SPRING, s41o Ramsey ave
2 blks. from Ga. ave. and lColesville
rd.: 2 bedrms.. kit. din. rm., liy.
rm.; all utils. furn.: front and back
yards: flowers: quiet neighborhood:
suitable for 4 girls $125 mo. Call
NEAR WARDMAN PARK-s rooms, 8
furnished. 1902 27th st. NV: $50
per mo. For information. call co.
BELIZE IaE2f1i 1HiAyEN-s bsdrms, IN baS baths,
din. rm.. modern kit: rec. rm.. mod.
elec. laundry: screened porch: gar:
sa6Gddssaa. b BLANCHE SI5 e S. CATION. K1.
TOWN.. handsomely. restored: spac;
ground foo9I;. porch; garden: ideal
ARE1SGToA ri sRlf NV vA5 Ii rms and Bath
5-ROOM SUBURBAN HOME. COM
pletely furn.; large screened porch;
"a acre ground, fenced. with garden
eadns Pa9ssd pan psma OF faTafo '00s rctapy
lawn mower: rent. $125. C, MOGG.
a Fowler Lane. Lanham. Md. WA.
lse. rms. 8 baths; compl.
redec.; most attrac: furn.; full bsmt;;
Best section Ideal for group or lse.
family. Call IA. S-s781. Iii
FURN., mod, 3 baths.
4 bedrms., den.. liv. rm. with firepl..
lge. din. rm... MUSIC rm... rec. rm.;
screened porch; full bsmt; garage;
b1ss Ssse cGS % 0fss PstssSn sseti1n 1mmsS sSnsSl
possession. TO qualify you must
have 9 children or more. Write
RocSKvILLE-s bedrms., 2 baths;
fireplace: garage. $l25, or will rent
cWnTH qnfyTn. cIs 20, Sp 2I454s. = h.dr%m, .
oatSa bats. study? stads! dishwasSer, Washer.
dryer: rec. rm.: vent. fan; lge.
garden. patio. Avail. May is to
Oct. ]; $165. KE. 7-OS23. =
CHEVY CHASE. Md bedrms.. 2a
baths. gar. porch. s rms, May 15-
Oct. 15; cool. quiet. OIL. 4-6790:
= ished basement, front and rear
yard; mr. 9TH and Kennedy; S125.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS. 521O W st..
s.e.-Det brk. rambler; 2 bedrms..
full bsmt., gas heat. lge. lot; 500
mo. LU. 2-5976.
Mr.. EASTERN STAR HOME-Attr.
furn.. mr.. bus. school, transp.. shop
ctr; children; reas. DU. 7-9442;
Ia
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CHEROKEE APTS

1928 N. 18th
One-bedrm. apt: large rms; near
shop. and transp.; S74.50 mo. I'm
mediate occupancy. IA. 6-6540. JE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON for rent; option to
t,1y Suy; air y, cond; oS;.6 excellent NV. leca'
GROCERY. I2Gi small neighborhood o store;
excel. cor. loo, all equip, incl. meat
display case. ice cream mach. ETC..
stock and good will; immed. poss.;
Geas Gns r SoTTs REaEErY sEsE s'G To- iCT ssie ss
Ii. 6-SOS6.
GROCERY, self-service. good loca-
tion. Reasonable rent Buy direct
CH%TcE fF9% eWneT nScATFIIoS III Sas74 1891 4fecresCn.
center at Intersection Mayo, Shore
ham. Triton and Beverly beaches.
Building similar in architecture to
Howard johnson. call AID. 4-0l0O.
FROZEN cUsTARD sToRE-Drive in;
interest. uN, 4tss5e. ~" " Gs
RESTAURANTS (el-1. Excellent 7th
ST.. corner location: new equipment:
$4,000: down .pasments % $5.G0o;
colored. 2. Newly remodeled food
shop; beer license: excellent sales;
price. $4,000. $4,000 down pay
rTshTc Tsni ca hAILstsbshsd ssssI a1seF now now
used for cabarets. dances, spirituals.
banquets. boxing and other pro-
lots 1 block: $500 sq. r.. and lee.
ssseiss a!:s Ps%. Psas' BID. g. %4is. RSai; Boz
usED.cAR s,1i s'aE Eor on excellent corner Orr
location on Florida ave. ne. Approx.
Ioo-ft: frontage. lot is Of asphalt;
sell cheap. For info. cali CO. 5-l03s
1912 IIth ST. s.E.-S495 down;
vacant store. with driveway and
ss'as Ss so esfCdR cal oRoRoR Ps'flss sAs1Ko IiH5.
BEER-FooD-LloUoR REsr.-Iow
dn' payment. l@4e Penna' ave; Sc.
HAk5RgA axe down ehfoss fossl q sr,:. !s%s sSs
in NV. ST, s-s$s4; Rx. e-sss4.
RESTAURANT, with living quarters.
Va. seats 100. large parking area.
ABC license of and on sale; owners
III health forces sale; price reduced
stoss s. ss'"G With FosSs SfFso sSf'i ikrAf49 f4 1s:
NfEWsssfAS6 ss2; rs AND ToBAcco sIAxg
avail. for lease. HOTEL DUPONT
PLAZA. PLsAa5a Call mgr. for appt.: Hu.
P0oIRUooM for sale. Here is an
N. Capitol. See. OWNER. o. :,
RESTAURANT. delicatessen. located
in busy Va shopping center: restau-'
and wine; equipment is ultramodern
and represents an investment OK
S55. 900 two years ago. Estabiish-
ment has been approved for enter
tainment. Price, $50, 600. plus stocs.
1411 Pa. ave. NV, Ma. s-9743-
SMALL BUILDING SUPPLY FIRM
has growing pains; private capital
needed for expansion; long-term
notes at SO or stock: unlimited
Possibilities. Box 249-J. Star. 12s
FURNISHED BILLIARD PARLOR for
rent. Also furn. Bakery-Restaurans
comb. for rent EN-. 2-5s42. Ill =.
CONTINUED on Next PageD
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A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
And Many Trees Grow ct
Donna, lee Ants

DOA4A4b 0VO &ARVOs
In Nearby Falls Church
The Beauty Of Nature With These
Added Features:
Spacious rooms throughout.
Built-in chest Of drawers.
Lots Of closet and cabinet space.
Private locker storage.
bus service.
Private play school, ages 81.
Shopping center, schools. churches
within community.
See resident manager, Mrs. Williams
Ss Ssb; S.s0bs bbssdrmS one sSRssoossmas56S Rsosms Se' 0"-
DIRECTIONS: Out Columbia pike to
Baileys Crossroads. right to Charles
81. left to apis.
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
2222 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-6660
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Charles r. Hooff, Inc.
1707 Duke St., Alex, Va.
TE R-3445

Wolfe St. English basement. 3 bed
rms. 2h baths $95.
Charming 5-rm.. kit, 1M-bath
Founder house with patio; Sl66.
3-bedrm. English basement. den.
washer dryer, completely air-con.
ditioned by Carrier; 2 freplaces and
unobstructive view. Of river. Be cool
Belle Haven. 4 bedrms. Tone ON 1st
FIR: with bath. 3 on 2nd flr. and
BATH; $500.
We have four 2-bedrm. town houses,
from $1OO to $40. Q in Old Port
Also 2 UNFURN. APIS.
large rms. and kit. 3rd fir.: adults
only; 500
Newly decorated. "a blk. to business
section and bus; S75.
Charles R. Hooff, Inc.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COLORED-WILL SHARE beautiful
furn. modern brick det. home with
empl. cple.: reaS. rent. Call MRS.
WILSON, DU. 1924, IS
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE


EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. Ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RA. 3-1416.
EDELIN, MOVING AND TRANSFER
When moving, you want 1t done
right: call LII. 3-5047. liz
QUICK MOVING, boxes. couches. re-
frigerators. odds and ends or entire
households: reasonable. NO. 7-27l3.
FOR FAST SERVICE, call AIS PICK
UP AND DELIVER SERVICE. JA.
5-9197 or ia. 5-919S.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION STOR-
Hills TRANSFEiREAny day or hr.;
small and large Jobs: trained men;
long short bookings; insured. beach
trips made. LU. 1-9500.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches q speciality. s.. L. NORRIS.
TU 2-115O or Ii. $3.50.
STORAGE. minimum, SO
per mo. Local and long distance
moving: low rates. REDSKIN VAN
SERVICE. INC. HO. 2-1223.
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SILVER SPRING AREA
3-Bedroom Rambler
Only Sis Per Month

Gas heat; full bsmt.; immediate oc-
cupancy: schools and shops nearby.
HE. ASSOC HE. 4-7733
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

homes, in nearby Arlington, Fairfax
and Alexandria, for officers OF the
armed services. being transferred to
Washington in the Immediate fu-
ture. Price range, S125 to $3.50.
Call Mr.. Hamilton. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO.. IA 4-1400.
THERE'S NO PLACE like home, n
you have one 3 adults need bed
rms. unfurn.. in Silver Spring. ~
baths. conv. transp. Q must. 10.
CHEVY CHASE-Furn. b-e bedrm.
IS3M SISov$3o9' Syr Isss lease HM MRS Rsss PHN-
WE HAVE clients who want to rent
2 or 3 bedrm. homes in Arlington
and vicinity. If you have one, call
US today. DARWIN REALTY. IA; 7s
1852. u
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FOR Your HOME
NO. 7-0106

RENTALS WANTED
List your house with US and let ~
shoulders Call XII. S-3106 til Q.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
Evening star., 1954-05-06
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED
S75 TO S115

Yesi We have Q large selection Of 3
and 3 bedroom homes in Rockville.
Only 10 minutes from Bethesda and
Silver Spring. 6 months to 2 year
PO. 2-6151. Ewes. Mr.. Wilson. OIL.
Evening star., 1954-05-06

ALEXANDRIA AREA - 2-bedrm..
semidet. home beautifully furn.,
conv.; S125 mo- LICARI. XII. S-71O0.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., 1856 Garrison
st. n.w-Cor. det. brick. 6 yrs. old.
redec.; 3 bedrms., 2h baths; porch.
maids rm.; S225. EN-. 3-555S. 3
BREATH-TAKING loveliness: ideal
for entertaining spacious. tastefully
furnished: in Arlington; exclusive
Lorcom lane area; shown by ap-
pointment to qualified clients only.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
KI 2.210R Il
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KENSINGTON, MD.
,104 Blueford rd.: rent. $40; 5
bedrms. bath; comb. liv. din. rm,
kit. equipped with range. refgr.,
service at door Nr. schools and shops.
Call FREDERICK W. BERENS.
SALES. INC. Rental Dept, 1922 l.
st. NV. Ma. $4,000. "a
3 BEDROOMS, IA BATHS
Kennedy st. ne. in the Riggs Park
section Modern, Semidetached
house with separate dining room,
kitchen equipped with garbage els.
posal and dishwasher. Full base
ment. gas heat. Only 500 mo.
SIDNEY 2. MENSH & CO., MA. 8.
GAO. -6
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HOUSES FURNISHED

PARK-S-rm. house, 2
baths: attractive interior and set
ting, lge. trees: convenient trans
portation; adults only. EN-. 5000.
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1871 Michigan Ave. NE.

Corner, vacant. new-house. cond.; 8
rms. "a baths; garsge; osmt:; Rs'
$50 per mo. Call OWNER. LA.
6.7p42, TX. 3-S260. Is
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leases. SAMUEL Z. i3OGLEY. INC,
PO. 2-6151. Ewes. Mr.. Wilson. OIL
10000. -12
RENT REDUCED
MICHIGAN PARK
4SnR EASTERN AVE. NE.
DIRECTIONS: WEST OFF MICHIGAN
AVE. ON EASTERN
ON 2-YEAR LEASE
1st Year, $145 Monthly
End Year, $l35 Monthly
Beautiful detached Colonial brick
home, approx. 3 yrs. old; rooms.
ga baths; fuu 5smt.; modern kitch-
center and bus terminal; bus fare
only.
STEUART BROS, INC.
1919 5th ST. NV.
DI. 7-S695 DI. 7-243A
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Red Men News

The regular weekly meeting of
Sakimas Tribe of Milford was pre-
sided over by the Sachem on Tues
day evening. There was 500 of
the Brothers in attendance.
The Red Mems soft ball team is
really on the war path. In all of
the games played so far they have
lost only one. So, beware all pale
faces, we, the Red Men, want your
scalps.
At this time we would like to
thank Mrs. James Hurd for her
efforts on lettering our jerseys.
Three Brothers and their wives
and girl friends went to Rehoboth
Methodist Church on Sunday to
celebrate St. Tamima's Day. There
were 20 in attendance from Kent
and Sussex Counties. Our Great
Sachem, Oscar GOther, from Will
mingtOn, accompanied by his wife
and brother, also attended. Fifty
two members came to a banquet,
after the service, at the Avenue
Restaurant.
The Sakamis Tribe will have a
dinner in two weeks at AIMS Res
taurant. All the Brothers are asked
to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Honor Students
Are Initiated Here
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speak on each of the qualifications
and to light candles representative
of the same The members are as
follows: Seniors who have been
members for three years are Margie
Clark, Raymond Sneller, Don Lull
and Dorothy Webb. Seniors for two
years are Doris Greenly, Ruth Ann
HOlleger and Roy Tawes. For one
year Catharine Cook and Glenwood
Pase. The juniors having been
members for two years are Patricia
ArgO, Maynard Grunstra, Patricia
Hall and Frank Reed. Those for
this year are Hattie Harding, Paul
inc Owens and Sue Wilgus. Those
having been made members We'd
nesday were presented with pins
of the Society.
Also at the Assembly the an
nOuncement was made by NJ. Alex
Glasmire. principal, that wood re-
moved from the White House prior
to renovation had been given to the
school, to be made into a gavel, to
be used by the Honor Society.
This was done by the manuel arts
department and finished according
ly When not in use it will be on
display in the trophy cases of the
school.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Band Tag Day Is
Set For Tomorrow
lcontInueo lrum hrs. pagel

AA1AAA al - kebGl
only purchase tags from students
wearing band uniforms. The funds
received from this drive will be
used to buy several new band uni
forms which are needed if we are
to uniform the entire band.
The High School Band will be
taking an active part in more con-
tests, parades, and concerts this
year than ever before. Some of
the planned activities for this sum-
mer include parades in New York
City, Washington, ID. c.. and
Georgetown, Del. These trims are
being sponsored by the Lions Club.
Veterans organization, and the
Fire Co. A concert is being sched-
uled for every other Thursday
evening throughout the summer
months. Rehearsals for these con-
certs will be held at the high
school band room every Monday
and Thursday evenings at 8:15
p m. Everyone that plays a band
instrument is invited to take part
in these concerts. This group will
be known as the Milford Communi-
ty Band.
Mr.. Bunnell will run the sum
mer band school again this year.
Last year more than ninety stu
dents took advantage of this pro-
gram. If your boy or girl is study
ing band instrument we strongly
ADVISE you to enroll them in this
program.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Memorial Day Plans
Are NOU Complete
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Rev. John A. Corrigan. The school
program will be brought to a close
by observance of the traditional
Moment of Silence" and the
sounding of Taps.
Saturdays parade will be form
ed at $3.50 a. m, at the P. r. r.
Station, with veterans, members
of veterans auxi!iaries, Air Corps
men, National Guardsmen, Boy
Scouts, Girl Scouts, and Cub
Scouts as participants, and Gen.
William E. Lank as parade mar
shall. The first phase of march
will be east on Causey Avenue to
the War Memorial in Plaza Square.
The parade will be halted at the
War Memorial for special exer-
cises that will include playing of
National Anthem by the Milford
High School Band; the placing of
wreaths by the presidents of the
v. F. w. and American Legion
Auxiliaries; a prayer by Rev. Ken
meth KepleT, a Memorial Volley
by the V. F. w. Firing Squad. and
the sounding of Taps.
Following exercises at the War
Memorial, the parade will be re-
formed and will proceed up Wal
nut Street to the l. o. o. F. Gene
terry, where Legion sponsored
graveside exercises will be held un-
der the direction of William Craig.
Rev. DOnzel c. Wildey will speak
at the cemetery. and the exercises
there will be brought to a close
with the aTing of a Memorial
VOlley and sounding of Taps.
MilfOrd's veterans organizations
join in inviting every veteran.
Guardsman, and Scout to partici-
pate in Saturdays parade, and in
urging local merchants to display
American flags on both Saturday
and Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Civil Air Patrols
Breakfast Hop

Members of the Milford Squad
ron participated in gala demon
stratiOn of proficiency and skill
in last Sundays Breakfast Hop at
Milford Airpark, sponsored by the
Delaware Aviation Club. Paper
streamer cutting was won by a
pilot from Aberdeen and Russell
Bennett and target bombing was
won by Russell Bennett and Mr..
Short Of Glendale. Fifty fiiers and
guests from Wilmington, Aberdeen,
Smyrna, Dover, RehObOth, Har-
rington and the Milford area en-
jOyed the ham, eggs, sausage and
buck wheat cakes which was serv-
ed.
Last Tuesday evening saw the
Link Trainer course get started
for those interested in instrument
flying. This is an excellent OppOr-
tunity for all fiers in the Milford
area to develop instrument flying
skill with the CAP, Link Trainer
assigned to the Milford Squadron.
Glasses are conducted under the
oup6ANlolOH VI 0ll GAAAAAu 4AAAS-
diately following the regular CAP
meetings on the second and fourth
Tuesday at the Milford Airpark
and at s p. m. on all other Tues
days.
Other courses of instruction are
scheduled to begin in the near flu
ture The next regular meeting of
the Milford Squadron will be Tues
day, June 8. in the club room of
the Milford Airpark.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Hotel Windsor Being
Completely RemOdeLed
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parking lot at the rear of the ho-
tel are to be macadamized, and 10
new individual garages have been
built for the accommodation of
guests automobiles.
The entire first floor, including
the dining room, is now air con-
ditiOned. Dining facilities are pro-
vided from z a. m. to 8 D. m. and
the management specializes in
seafOOd and steaks.
Mr.. Gellens stated that the re-
modelled hotel in Milford's favor
able location, midway between Will
mingtOn and Salisbury and between
Easton and the Atlantic Coast,
should fill real need for the
travelling business man and tour
list. He said that he fully intends
to help make Milford a center for
transient visitors.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Isle Of Wight
Sample Home To
Open May Both

Augmenting the current building
boom now sweeping through Cape
Isle of Wright, new Worcester
County development across the
bay from Ocean City, is the new
Cape Isle of Wright Sample Home
which will officially be open for
public inspection next Sunday,
May 80, to Memorial Day visitors.
Charles E. Lynch, co-develOper
of Cape Isle of Wright, pointed
out in tOday's New Sample Home
announcement that in the past year
since Cape Isle of Wright was
started, eleven homes have been
completed there and three others
are now under construction.
The new Sample Home, built ad-
jacent to a beautiful lagoon over
looking the bay, is located along
one of the principal paved streets
of the new development, and is
equipped with modern facilities,
including bath, running water,
electricity, etc.
Construction work was under
the direction of The Corddry Com
pany of Snow Hill, with c. o. Par
rish of Baltimore. supervisor. The
plumbing and electrical work was
done by o. w. Wilson and Son of
Snow HILL
The new Sample Home has been
completely furnished by Villani's
Fine Furniture. located on the
dual highway near Ocean City.
On opening day, next Sunday, a
new dinette suite, valued at $40
will be given away as a door prize
to persons visiting the new home.
Economy in building costs is re-
hected in the entire construction
of the new Sample Home, built to
family size, with provisions for flu
ture expansion at moderate cost.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
annual Chamber OF
Commerce Dinner
Here This EUeniRg
CONTINUED from FIRST pagsl


Yerkes, secretary The officers will
be installed by Mr.. Yerkes, who is
National Chamber Councillor for the
area.
President Ball, has revealed
membership on the following work
ing committees Of the Chamber
Retail: Wilson Sockrider, chair
man; Ted Aber, Courtney Burch,
Thomas B. Derrickson, Edwin L.
Fisher. Moe Miller, Greeley Pierce,
Clarence F. Jewell, Mary Keller,
Leu Pikus, Harvey Ne Phillips, Jr.,
Henry Saunders, John Scott,
George r. Sheaffer. Milton Smith,
William Chandler, Harold W. Wall,
Stuart Kingston, Edward Webb,
Charles, Nugent; Public Service
Irwin G. Burton. Chairman; Ed
ward C. Evans, Harold w. Wall,
Harry e. Mayhem, Sr. Logan Grier,
Ted Townsend. Laurence G. Sharp,
Harvey G. Marvel, William ".
Sipple, Jr., Garrett L. GrieT Indus
trial-Frank R. Grier. Chairman;
c. Van Nuis WilkersOn, Harvey G..
Marvel, Edmund Steiner, Robert H.
Yerkes, Wallace F. McFaul. Irwin
G. Burton, David Pack. Dolphus
wilkins, Raymond W. Masten. Al
bert Rumpstich. Agriculture-John
p. BuTTis, Chairman; Brown p
Thawley. Laurence G. Sharp, John
H. Annett, Raymond w. Masten,
Robert Fischer. Advertising and
Publicity-David S. Hugg and
Robert H. Yerkes, CO+chaiTmen;
Frank Jackson, Ted Townsend,
Garrett L. Grier, Paul Duphily.
Vincent AGO. Membership Harvey
G. Marvel, chairman; Harold w.
Wall, Wilson SOckrider, Garrett L.
Grfer, r. C. Barnard, 3rd, David S.
Hugg. Health and Sanitation-Dr.
Clyde A. Nelson. chairman; DR..
Walter L. Grier. DR.. J. r. Martin,
DR.. Oliver A. James. William A.
Berry, Jr. Budget, Wallace F. Nc
Faul, Chairman; George T. Reed,
August F. Faix. c. DOnnan Holz-
mueller.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28

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