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HELP-MEN

sALEsAfEN--ExFRA cash. run 81
spare time. Own permanent bust.
ness. No investment Or experience
Sell Exclusive Maeic Cushion shoes
Free OUTFIT. Paragon. FOB Sudbury
R0st0n
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nELP-WoARN

coAfPToMETER OPERATOR
Age II to So, exper. 40-hr. VIZ,
vacation, other benefits: pleasant,
aiF-cond. once; $50 per wk If quail
med. FOOD FAIR, employment
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Statesmen

Storm windows and chatn-link fence.
Meet today's competition with quail
ity, price and service.
CONTINENTAL ENGINEERING CO.
Call 10. 4-777S for appointment
Washington. MARYLAND and Virginia
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ASST. TO MANAGER

VIII
trained for ballroom. tap. and ballet.
Part time only, Keep present en-
ployment: S4O-$60. Apply In person.
SAMMY FREMONT; DANCE STUDIO
2605 Conn. Ave. NV.
BANK TELLERS-Permane posi-
tion available for experienced teller:
personal interview only. Apply Mr..
Ryon, CITIZENS BANK OF MD.
BEAUTICIAN. male hair stylist: TOP
town shop: high prices: big money
can be made, Cali Sunday. La. g.
800. during week, Ma. S-0S35.
BEAUTICIAN-Full or part time OPP
f fTssor H EfRssf iday .. TX BRo ok2
BEAUTY AZ 81 PP'EERAroR -manicupist
wanted wsss ,d dnl or part AIN time No dsy
5242 after 9. Ju. 9-7S74. -l9
Hk soN skGr ~ s e PSSt NV NV MA N3
S-2955: suns. no. $4,000. ext. 334.
BEAUTICIAN. for hish-cIass down
town salon: no nishtwork. 729
BiRla 70 e ATsMAxIcuRrsr. sham nS
girl. for our Conn. AVE. salon. 5-dav
week; good salary. EMILE. 1921
BEAUTY Hnni Z OPERATOR and manicurist.
Must be top hairdreSser: $50 week,
plus 50ec commission TED AND
ANGELO. 1907 Mass. ave. NV, I'm
BEATTIyY OPERATOR. exper. Perma-
nent position Top salary and COM
mission: 5-day wk: hrs. 70 O..
6kAUIY eROP RECER, for sst. and
possibly some ewes: shop back.
eround necessary. IA. S-os0o. I'D
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SALESMAN

to sell fine products in
demand; liberal commissions. leads
furn. GLASS PRODUCTS CORP.
127 Kennedy st. NV. RIA. 6-1SoO,
fun time. with national
automotive parts and access. guar.
and comm; profit sharing bene-
fits; paid vacation; liberal discount
and many other benefits: 5l2-day
week. Apply in person after 10;
M ASFo su IaEG9sR coz 5sos Sf Bsnnins
sIHGIEasisMiEN-Here's your opportunity
to better yourself financially. Stop
working for others. Be YOUR own
boss Sell Rawleigh Products IN
Church; full or part time. Write
at once. RAWLEIGHs. Dept. DEF
I4-UU. Richmond. Va.
to sell specially paper
products and allied lines for estaD.
local fEm to cal on n.c wholesale sr rec re-
and also short road work. Send
resume with fuD details to Box
sS sifass sNSarrn or part time; once
machines and supplies. Opportunity
for advancement. Exclusive terri
Statesmen tSJwTo the man who
knows direct selling, We will prove
BY demonstration In the tield
minimum earnings of 500 weekly;
prefer man with college education
or equivalent: all prospects fur
necessary. Mr.. REID. OIL. 4-7399
Monday 10 to IL.
earn $3.50 up weekly, In
quick cash. after -day training Pc
Rod. Pleasant, Identified selling IN
the home. Car needed. Apply 927
F st NV. Sd mr., 10 to IL, Mon
statesmen. if you can sell and nave
the desire and ability 70 contact
people, We can offer you the oppor-
tunity to join large Chevrolet
dealer organization. Outstanding
compensation plan. demonstrators
furn. and other employe BENEFITS.
Telephone Mr.. Davis for appt.. no.
2-75OO. ADDISON CHEVROLET.
INC. 14th and Florida ave. NV.
AND TRAINEES
Experience unnecessary; REQUIRE
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SALESMEN- COL RED
Statesmen (5)
AUTOMOTIVE AND
ATIIEn lines

EARN Sl25 PER WEEK AND UP
Local manufacturer of quality auto
motive products needs 5 top -hiEht
men in this area to call on service
stations, garages. car dealers, etc,
with Quality line of fast repeating
necessities. Protected territory and
real factory co-operation with leads.
4 easy average sales per day pays
you over S125 er week. For appt.
and information, call after q pm,
ROBERT EDMONDS, DU. 7-6242.
-15
SERVICE STATION ASST. MANAGER
for large operation; must be able to
handle men and operate shift. No
phone calls. apply CONNORS. INC,
2731 Naylor I'd. Sc. -lS
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced. Apply Monday. 5215
North Capitol st.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Several reliable men for new sta
ton in Fairfax, Va. Phone MA. &
143O or Sun. and ewes, WO. 6-3334
SERVICE STATION MANAGER, eX-
perienced and thoroughly reliable,
to take full charge of large gasoline
service station in Fairfax. Va. Must
have best references. Phone Ma.
S-7430, or Sun. and eyes,, WO.
6-3334.
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HELP---MEN


STOCK or special millw0fks Must be
experienced in take-0n and pricing
special millWOrk. Call Ma. S-44b1.
weekdays. --l3
FIELD ENGINEER AND DRAFTS
subdivision and highway work.
Permanent position m nearby Viz
ginia. State salary and qua1inea-
fions BOX 450-S. Star
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oRTEoPTnTc sTorM1KFR a. n

ORTHOPEDIC SHOEMAKER for brace
shop. or exper. shoemaker willing to
learn orthopedic work. Call Monday
between 8 and IL. RE. T-1794.. --13
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT, expert
enced, white, settled, middle-aged
man; must be sober; hours IL to 9;
good pay to right man. Box Abs.
Star.
PATENT ATTORNEY OR AGENT re-
CURED by small local firm 20 prepare
and prosecute applications, chiefly
in mechanical arts: some chemical
experience helpful; salary or per-
centage arrangement possible. Reply
in confidence. giving full details as
to personal. educational and expert
ence BACKGROUND, including minimum
salary. to Box 1878, Star. --l3
PHARMACIST, reg. d. c.. relief ewes.
DUPONT PHARMACY. 1905 Mass.
ave. NV
part time, alternate
ewes. for month of July. WESTERN
PHARMACY 1865 35th st. NV.
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OFFICE BUILDING
MANAGER

Permanent position in large.
established ONCE building for
man with responsible expert
ence In building MANAGEMENT
or in related fields such as
construction or contracting
business. Salary over $1,000.
Please give age, family. edu-
cation, experience. All replies
treated confidentially. Box
300-S, Star.
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YOUNG MAN

4OONO MAN
High school graduate preferred; full
time job in shipping and receiving
dept. Of instrument mfg. CO., excel
hospitsiisation:' regular 1H sAs saisry i'm
creases. Apply BOWEN CO. INC.
sionai Airport. OIL. $500.
JEWISH YOUNG MAN, ONCE and
shipping duties; alert, good phone
voice. tipping and sales ability. Man
Friday as asst. to boss, Start S65
the NE mss MsS From re- IN Mars Sssr NEEDS
HELP! Expanding business is open
ing UP new Jobs at Mars. We have
several openings now for sales
men to work MONDAY on ana ao+ Tn1rS-
showroom, S. Cap. and D st. s.w.
LITTLE BiUsiNEssMEN-Boys. IL or
over, to deliver packagsd fresh
G 6Srk' too: Also need several mothers
to supervise boys by telephone. Our
plan has been successful for 3
years in Northern Va; CAL IA;
7-64t6 before ! pm. Sunday and
p SftHrf am w Esek0n nson-eonfictins
register forms. one-time carbon
forms; Write Box 55 51M. star.
you up to $500 per wk.; no canvass
sary. Cali CLHRK's. DI. 7-44O4,
today for free details.
GENERAL CONTRAC::
TOR has an opening Tor q painI
foreman who has q following OF
good mechanics and knows the
painting business; good oo opportunity ar
CREATIVE RE FIVE MiEaC5HANiCAL ENGINEER;
small mechanism design engineer at
project level: college degree in me-
chanical engineering essential: pre-
board work than desk work; must
have 5 wears Of appropriate expert
ence; must possess or be eligible ior
secret clearance; excellent opportu-
nifty for recognition and ADVANCE
ment: salary commensurate with
exper: al INQUIRIES Kept IN S 81 sox
WANTED M II % COLLEGE GRADUATES
within 30 years Of, age, possessing
electrical or mechanical degree for
specialized sales activity with ma
tionally operated company. For IN
terview. address Box 162-M, Star.
TERRIFIC DEAL
Make big money as exclusive distribu-
tor or just selling the amazing
Bessen Portable Automatic Home
Dishwasher; priced under 500. EoI
details, write: BESSEN, INC. 1O2O
N. Rush ST.. Chicago II. Ill.
WORK EVENINGS ONLY
EARN UP TO 500 PER WEEK
Between $40 and 9:30 PM:
Must be neat-appearing and able to
converse intelligently: college stu.
dents and service personnel attached
locally are acceptable: qualifying
men will be given opportunity 10
Join permanent staff Of large ma
tional corporation. Interviews Mon
dav, June A. 10 TO A., Room AZ.
Southern Bldg. 18th and H SITS. NV.
ATTENTION YOUNG MEN
TODAY
concern desires several neat
appearing young men, II 70 ~. LOT
part-time evening work, . TO I'm I;
in connection with promotlonai
campaign: salary, 81 hr. to start.
interviews to \ p.m. today, June
IL, RIM. 403. 1405 @ st. NV.
COLLEGE STUDENTS
For outside sales Car necessary. No
experience needed. II commission o.
$3.50 per week and up interests
YOU. apply in person. 10 Am. TO II
noon daily, or ! to 3 pm. SUNDAY.
No phone calls. SEW-EZY CO., 5ioo
Banning I'd Sc IL
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RESIDENT MANAGER
RESIDENT MANAGER

settled. exper.. childless husband and
wife, for management Of garden
krowledge. ability TO handle help
and exper. in renting apis. Local
refs. REQ. Excel opport. for selected
applicant. Husband permitted 70
have outside work. Write. giving de-
Jess Fisher Management Co
1920 K ST. NV.
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HELP-WoAEN

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY -
Mature, skilled, work under pres
sure. for prominent national Jewish
organization moving to d. c. Excel
lent salary. Send resume stating
age. education and experience for
interview to Box 3fi5-M, Star
GIRL for beauty sa-
lon. 500 week to start for 6-day
week. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
ass isfaaENn i BHtuoEk Xxi ~ r." typing
exper.. part time, sc. State back
ground and salary. Box 309-S. Star.
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BOX 121-M, STAR
CAREER OPENING

CAREER OPENING
We are starting to select q man for
. career opening in the sales de-
partment of q large national con-
Germ. Earnings to grow to $4,000.
Write for interview, giving complete
details of education, business expert
ence and five local character ref
erenceS.
Qualifications: Age 80 to As, married,
possess social intelligence and emo
tional drive.
No travelling required. Appointment
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FIELD SERVICE
ENGINEERS

Recent graduates In electrical engi.
experience in radio, radar, CON-
putors, TV. ETC., are required 81
field service engineers
These men will be assigned to main.
tain and operate flight simulator:
located ct various domestic anc
overseas locations.
individual application
and accomplishments are recognized
and rewarded. Salary based or
education experience and ability
Numerous employe benefits are pro.
vioed All INQUIRIES answered
promptly and in confidence.
proof If citizenshiu required.
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AND TRAINEES

Experience unnecessary; REQUIRE
to learn to present nationally ad-
vertised products which are neces-
safy to the houeowner. ana .
desire to earn above 1verage IN
come. FOR Q real opportunity. tele-
phone Ia. 0-1eS2.
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PHARMACISTS


Excellent salary, 4S-hour
week, six S-hour days. 8 holidays
q year with pay. Large prescription
business; ideal working conditions.
excellent chance for advancement.
Vacation with paw after year;
and disqualification available after
3 months; employment retirement
plan available for those over 30
with 2 years service. Write or
apply in person to Mr.. C. B. Aldrich,
$50 18th st. NV, Washington, d. c..
f2nd door. over our 11h and q SITS.
storel. HO. 2-1234.
STORE needs young
man, draft free. Box 3b0-M, Star.
PHOTOGRAPMER-I Mt crest in 6
proposition for young man interest
ed In studying own business. Ii.
4-0629
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ROYS OVER rs

Can earn 81 so per hr. White. See
Mr.. CHAMPAGNE. 1915 Cue st.
NV, 30 pm. Mon.-Tues.
MAN to tend stock. principally hcgs,
care for ward and garden and do
general maintenance work. Must be
mature and steady. CHARTERS Tor
small family available; refs. required.
GaithersbnrE 422-M or write EARL
SAR, LaytonSville. Nd. -13
NAN, familiar with pnotosIapnie
ssiesnan: also trainee for above.
Ap0iy MR. ERVIN, Aal King It.,
Alexandria. Va. Il. o&771.
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AT ONCE

Four men will be chosen for new
washington divisional once Of old
established national manufacturing
CO. You must be 20-35 years of
age, neat appearing, of inherent
honesty and intregrity. SS5 per
personal interview cali IA. s-1066
Monday IL
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SURVEY RODMAN and Chainman--
Permanent employment for exper.
young man. Apply MR.. KAPLAN.
1904 Ripley ST.. Silver Spring. Nd.
TAILOR PRESSER Experienced;
steady job. good pay. 1722 Eye NV.
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REPRESENTATIVE for Wash. -Balti-
more territory: 80 to 40 yrs. old, to
contact doctors. hospitals for "Coun-
cil-Accepted" products. Experience
preferred: salary, bonCs and expen-
SEES. Write DIETENK CO.. Box 43S-
RRPREsENTATIvEs for hOspitaiisa-
ton and life insurance. All you
need is Q car and plenty OF PEP.
We have the best policies on the
market. Leads furnished--grow with
Prudence. Interviews held after
Monday morning PRUDENCE LIFE
ms. Co. Colonial Bldg, 515 Wythe
ST., Alexandria. III
needs exceptional man
to assist owners in management OF
eating establishment with select cli-
entele in Wash. d. c.. area; seating
400. Real lifetime opportunity Tor
ing and preparation. Others save
your time. tMan wanted may not
be reading wants ads. Tell him
about this). Box 441-S. Star.
ROOFING HELPERS Exper., white.
Apply at 4 pm. FARRAN BROS.
2I4 10th ST ne.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMA.
Our A statesmen average
$500 each per mo-: our bust
ness is now increasing. We
need ONE good salesman,
preferably with real estate
exper., or If not. then with
good sales record in another
field. Best cooperation in
the U. S. A. Come in, LET'S
TALK 1T OVER. Call Mr..
Brant, THE BRANT Co. JE.
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BRIGHT
SECURE
FUTURE

offered TO the right young
man. Ase 21-2S. We need
manager trainees. salary po-
sition, PERIODIC increases Cen
erous. Free Retirement Plan
and other employe benefits.
Apply in person.
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Waterman night
w ABBY i BucK KING maintenance
dept, 4235 N. Pershine dr.. (rear Of
post ofIicel, Arlington, Va go
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WANTED

CONSUMERS CREDIT
S513 Georgia Ave-. Silver Spring
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CONTINUED O Next PaSa5
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11

Newport, spent Sunday with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Outten are
spending a few days in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Bullock and
son, Lynn, spent the weekend in
Baltimore, where Mrs. Bullock at
tended the class reunion at Uni
versity of Maryland.
Mrs. G. Dale Lingo, Sr., Mrs. Ed
ward McCabe, and Mrs. ]. A. Bur-
ton were among the luncheon
guests of Mrs. Fred H. Burton in
Milford, Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders Darden
and sons, Robin and Tommy, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Darden's brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Thompson, at Longwood.
Kennett Square.
Mr.. George S. Williams of Wash
ington is spending this week at
his MillsbOrO home.
Mrs. G. Dale Lingo, Sr., enter
tanned her nephew and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hudson, from
Tampa, Florida, last week.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
5 NeIU Grand Jurors
DrGLUn In SUSSEX Co
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Continued from first page)
June term of Superior Court, be-
ginning Monday, June 2S.
Following is the list of petit jur-
Ors drawn:
District No. /: Mrs. Clorinne
FOOks, Charles d. Murphy, Remsen
G. Barnard and Jane w. Smith, all
of Milford.
District No. 2: Mrs. Wilma Jones.
William Ferguson, both of Bridge
vile; Stanley X. Klemm, Green
wood, ahG Seldom Dix, Bridgeville.
District No. 3: Dorothy McEl-
rath, Dallas A. Fleetwood, Norman
A. Abbott and Mrs. Thelma Bram-
BILE, all of Seaford.
District No. 4 Mrs. Edna Mat
thews, SeafOrd r. D.; Parker
/ Wheatley, and Mrs. Annie Otwell.
both of Laurel.
District No. 5: Mrs. Ruth E.
Hearn, Delmar; Harry B. West,
Mrs. Barbara B. Cooper and Mrs.
COrnelia Oliphant, all of Laurel.
District No. 6: Mrs. Clara Arch
er and William P. Daisey, both of
DagsborO; Charles Bethards and
Frank Carmine, both of MillsbOro.
District No. Z: Joshua ]. Hast
ings, DagsbOrO; Mrs. Elizabeth
Gray, Ocean View; Charles S. Cal
hOun, FrankfCrd.
District EO. 8: Albert Clark and
Peter Short, both of MillsbOrO, and
Louise Draine, Harbeson.
District No. 9: Elmer Calhoun.
Mrs. Violet Pepper, Mrs. Marguer-
ite Penuel, all of Georgetown.
District No. 10: Mrs. Margaret
Wiltbank, Lewes; Charles Joseph,
RehObOth Beach; Mrs. Dorothy
Burton, Milton, and Joseph Pretty
man, Lewes, r. d.
Additional petit jurors drawn
are:
District No. l. Brown P. Thaw-
ley, Milford; Miss Elsie Leight and
r. ElwOOd Tucker, both of Ellen
dale.
District No. 2: George II. Smith,
Mrs. Elsie Davis, George f. Willin.
all of BridgeVille.
District No. 8: Delema Baker.
Georgetown, r. d; James Alfred
Ellis and c. A. Wheeless, both of
SeafOrd.
District No. A: Lloyd Britting-
ham and John w. Benson, both of
Laurel.
District No. s: Mrs. Dorothy
Wright and Arthur B. Bryon, both
of Laurel, and Miss Louise Culver,
Delmar.
District No g.: Mrs. Olive Nc
Dade and Mrs. Evelyn Bunting,
both of DagsbOTO, and Mae AXE
Burton, Millsboro.
District No. z: Arthur Powell
and James B. McCabe, both of Sell
byville, and Charles Steele, Ocean
View.
District No. 8: Norman F. Brere-
ton, MillsbOrO; Carlton DOrman,
Lewes, r. ID.
District No. 8: Mrs. Minnie Trav-
is, Mrs. Mary Bailey and ]. Hill
dren Green, all of Georgetown.
District No. 10: Peter r. Marsh
and Mrs. Marguerite Yarnall, of
RehObOth, and Estella Clifton, Of
Lewes.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
MILLSRORO

AT the MillsbOrO American T.aoion
Home on June 1, Mrs. John Tono-
3otham of Milford, Department Of
Delaware president, installed the
Following officers Of Sussex Unit
": President, Thelma Monroe. Vice
president, Lillian Gray; Record
ing Secretary, Esther Hudson. COR
responding Secretary. Elsie Avres
treasurer, Beatrice Shocklev. His
torian, Evelyn Rogers; chaplain.
virginia Godfrey; Sergeant-at-
Arms, Mae Burton.
The auxiliary was hostess to tbe
Georgetown Unit, whose officers
were also installed at that meeting
Several of the other Department
officers were present for the install
lation.
The MillsbOrO Chamber of Com
merce held a dinner-meetine Thurs
day night at the Indian River Yacht
Club in charge of the vice president
Walter L. Monroe. Ways were dis
cussed to promote the civic and
social welfare of the community of
MillsbOrO. A summer outing is an
event being planned by the organi-
cation.
Major Clifford Hall of SeIbyviIle
the executive officer of the 945th
AAA AW Battalion, was the speaker
OF the evening. He talked on "Bac-
THEOLOGICAL and Atomic Warfare. :"
The next meeting will be in
September.
The regular meeting Of the Sixth
District Democratic Club will be
June II, at p. m, in the Frankford
Fire Hall. Alexis l. dupont Bayard
will be the guest speaker. The pub
lie is invited.
The WSCS of Carey's Church is
having a bake Saturday, June 70.
opposite the post office, beginning
at a. m.
st. Marks Junior Choir gave
Mrs. Ruth Klippel of Georgetown a
surprise shower at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carter
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reese White. Sr..
entertained Saturday at their home
10 announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Virginia
Thomas White, to Mr.. John David
Frazier, son of Mrs. Virginia Jones
Frazier, of Coral Gables, Fla.
Mrs. Stephen TOadvine of Mil
ford spent the weekend with Mrs.
w. J. P. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Cahall at
tended the wedding and reception
of Miss Mary Elizabeth Crosby and
1t Richard DOir in Baltimore.
Saturday. Miss Marilyn Cahall was
maid of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BrouiOs and
son, Michael, of Pleasant Hills,
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
SHORT VOYAGE

ELGIN, III. (R - Arthur
Chapa, IL, decided he'd build a
raft and float down the Fox River.
He became panicky when the raft
began to rock in the wind-swept
waves. Not being a good swimmer.
he jumped anyway. A playmate on
shore yelled. Their screams at
tracted nearby residents and police
were notified They arrived to find
rescue wasn't needed. The water
was shallow and Arthur waded
ashore.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
Clubs Respond To
All Foundation
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continued from first page)
a Share and Care" campaign. 'If
all clubs do their part in this way.
our states quota will be met -
states Marion Macdonald.
The following All Clubs have al
ready contributed to the "Share
and Care" fund:
New Castle County: Y's Owls, Hi
Bridge, Stump Corner, Brandywine
Valley, White Oak, Pencader, Green
Meadows, Green Springs, Bear,
Forest Oak, Blue Hen, Sisfrine,
KirkliOn, County Line, Union.
Friendship, New Castle County All
Junior Council.
Kent County: Harrington Sun
shine, Andrewsville Speeches, Will
ing Workers, Vernon Honey Bee,
Wyoming Wildcats, Houston Card
inals, Clayton Clodhoppers. Ken
ton Klubbers, Canterbury Sunny
Smile, Smyrna Bucking Bronco.
Westville, Milford Millwood, Eel
ton Paradise, Woodland Beach, Oak
Grove Blue Hens, Magnolia Wiz
ards, Chestnut Grove.
Sussex County: SeafOrd Hustlers
Georgetown Boys, Hollymount.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
BIBLE COMES BACK

HAMMOND, Ind. - Up - Po-
lice Captain Namon Dimitroff lost
a pocket New Testament 36 years
ago while in Greek Macedonia Wis.
iting his home town of Dumbeny.
The other day the book arrived
at his home by mail. An enclosed
noted from a Greek soldier said he
had found it on a street in VolOs,
Greece, which DimitrOff did not Wis
it. Captain Dimitroff had written
his Hammond address inside the
Bible.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
No Parking

In st. Joseph, Mo, a group of
Buchanan county residents pro.
tested that a house that had been
moved to the middle of a backwoods
road five years ago was still stand
ing there.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
Need Mora Tina

Baking time for recipes is given
Tor ingredients at room temperature
When they're mixed. If you take
them out Of the refrigerator, you'll
have to plan more time for baking.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11

In World War II there we're
about $4,000 battle deaths Of Am.
ericans in the Pacific area.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11

It is believed that bamboo has
the most rapid growth among the
higher plants.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11

Undulant fever in man may be
caused by the same germs that
cause Bangs disease in cattle.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11

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