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COLORED-2le3 18th ST. NV
rms, kit, bath, $66. Also l-rm
kit. $40. DU. 7-li19. I'll
COLORED-sOo BLOCK QUINCY ST.
N.W.-Basement with pvt. entrance
SD Ise uta Fm ,He Htih Sltchen oHSsToS sHS 2a5h
ColoREb-P5,nh; q ,R i Pn; lN6 li!b'T ursHuR RSa S1s
dinsite. ddYd NE s-sss2; ewes, TU. = =
coLISRED-iI1s GEORGIA AVE.
Nrtsh.d N;WimI rooms; 90 kitchen and bath:
ttra9sp at door; $3.50 So mo. Me il
CoLoRED-1Is 18th ST NE, Apt
A. rooms, kitchen and bath; in
eludes heat for $65 mo. ME. s.
coLoRED-FURN. APT-Air cond
earbage disposal. pvt. bath; adults
only, odySo Apt. IA. 1643 18th st. NO,
CoLORED-1sth AND EUCLID sTs
lection Of newly decorated and re-
furnished aptS.. and rms. select
clientele SO. to $50 monthly. All
9tils. INCLUDED. IN d1 KAISER REALTY.
CoIoRED@NR. 18th and n N.E.-
Attractive 3 rooms, bath. pvt. entr. /;
y utils.. $50. JT. 7-5395. RA. j.
COIORED-TALBERT ST. Sc. /
blk. from Nichols ave bus stop: .
bedrms.. lge. liv. rm. with picture
window. din rm., modern Kitchen
and bath. completely furn., gas heat
excellent condition; garage; lge
yard 500 per mo. Call 10 to 4,
v. D JOHNSTON, Du 7-146s;
nYoprn,so, mr., x,oNrp0%29
-$l6 per wk,. incl utils New decor
and furn. Lge. rm:; pvt, kit. At
mont I'd: Apt; 2. Quiet adults.
Refs; EN-. S,1sS5. ,., 20
room, pvt kit. share bath; adult;
500; Petworth loc. RA. 6-80S4.
COLoRED-Two ADULTS-Tayior.
nr. 14th NV. 4 rms. bath, nicely
furn.; $40. incl. utis. RA. 6-5022.
CoLORED-Ises STAPLES ST. NE.
E Naaly upn rm 0saFr ssG scHEuca Hi snf Hsth fse
ST. 3-5443. 80
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

SILVER SPRING-Nice cool rm. for
CHEVY CHaAsE@Room. pvt. bath.
kit. in large. beautiful pvt. home.
Tennis court OIL. 4-6603. =
ARL.-Room for gentleman; pvt.
entr.. phone: bus at door. 925 N.
jackson, after 6 pm. ia. 2-7l3S.
IL
DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds. pvt. en-
trance. pvt. bath. Nicely furnished.
N. ARL.. mr.. Lee hwy. and Glebe-
SCI. rm. In attractive home. $40 mo.
Young woman. JA. 2-651O. -29
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APTs. EURN.-MD. Cont,

n. II. AVE. EAST WEST hwy.-Newly
new furn. Adults. $97.5o. Incl.
ONE OR TWO REDRM. furnished
apartment, two miles north Of Col
lege Park. Convenient to schools
churches and transportation. Cal.
2 ROOMS, KIT, BATH, pvt. entr.
conv. transp., shopping; sober
married non-service cple.: refs.
$3.50 mo, RE 6-672A
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING IMR TWEEDY

Ink. RM.. blk. Ga. ave. shopping
center; slo lGe per week. SOIL 9t6o 9th st.
III nth ST. Me-. 121 N. Carolina
s.e.-Well furn; conv. transp. So
SO wk. Ii. 3-9S32. 80
e3s X ST. NE:-7Les; e.. front ,.nr'. rm.,
lsss siss 18Th "SIe; ST. N.W..@Iae. front rm.,
cross yent;. twin beds. refsr.. . hot
,gSS glssfi + $i2 81. yNe.sWE-rurn. yesE Ink room.
lSisSi RM. TO- AND aDoiE ikEf., End moor IT,
Frigidaire and stove; cpnv. good
Ineighborhood,, See TO appreciate.
"A AsP s.sn RVS " S'S II scs sPd IS isn1- q.
ne. ne RE- Re. 6e797s. w. wv E2a
N.W.-Bed- living rm... all new. Hot
plate. refgr,, phone. laundry. Excel;
,iEsTSoSS sTsnss $40 m. EA t6a;o s-sa6a; 80 7,S
sY}6,. EN- EM. esa4s;a. slnf; Fefsf.' hot plate
1Ioi 18th ST. N.W.--Downtown: lse.
rm.; SAP mo-: refgr. and stove;
utilities furn. HU. 3-8739, a
1897 EYE ST. N.W--Nice clean
housekeeping rm; in excellent loca-
ton. MRS. CAPRS. RE. 7-9o91..
HOUSEKEEPING RM.. nicely furn.,
Frigidaire. hot and cold water
dntTSpn,; tSp, NV. loc, ia. a-s447. RE.
1ail iath ST. NV. = Room and
kitchenette. reigr,, stove and sink;
coLoRAbo Sl EAiS Mr. AR, issh0Etic O Enc apt in
apt. bldg, newly dec: $73 and $50,
ali utils. incl. RA. 6-s"03. RA.
MI. i:ro'I;i. PLEASANT, 174s Lamont st.
n.w.-Large front rm., NICELY furn,.
sb a!!IS nsI ST. SM SlS Tf AZ rhom.s D9 71Sasl ci
Large rm. facing circle. pvt. entr..
LIGHT FRONT ROOM, Ink: / lady
only; very clean: S40.T5 mo. 1888
Newton ST. NV, HU. $4,000. II
2i3O 18th ST. NW.--Kit. and bed
rm; refrE. and gas stove; az is u5iis'
Children; $50 per mo. co. 5-iSo2.
Large room. S4s per mo; refgr..
stove. utils. furn. Hu. 3-673o.
41s 9Th ST. s.w.-Two newly dec.
front rms. well furn.s conyen to
everything: infant ok: Sl2:50 wk.
Also Ink. rm,. 50 Me. s-5096,
1902 18th ST. N.w.-Two large rms.
ard pvt bath. stove: refsr. util.
furn.. reas, NO. 7-o65s.. 30
PVT. ENTRANCE, overlooking Capitol
at Union sta, Park; ST. wk. ,55Ol
md st: ne. ia. I-2336. 80 :
2 CONNECTING ROOMS
Near Union Station. walking distance
to downtown; gas range. eiec. refgr.,
running water; suitable cple.; $l2 90
Wk EOS + st. NV Il
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ROOMS FuRNlsHED--N.E.

CAPITOL LIBRARY VIC.--Lge. front
room; ample closet, drawer space;
home privils.: ! or . ladies; $40 mo.
Ii. 3-l967. after ) PIN. --31
805 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Ne
Nicely furn. for light housekeeping;
empl. couple only; reasonable. --31
NEWLY DECOR. RMS, furn. or un-
furn.. home priYils conv. transp.
$40 per wk. Ii. 7-9057. 30.
COLORED--COR. ROOM for couple:
nr. Benning shopping center-Child
accr pt.. home privils. Call after $50
pm, all day Sat. Sun, LU. 1-04g3.
COLORED - NICELY FURN.. with
privils.. sgle. or dble., reas. Can be
seen at any time. Ii. 4-2S29. p
COLORED-FRONT RM., furn. for
cple., will accept / child, middle rm.
for man: home privileges. Ii. 7-9117,
al
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APIS. uNFURN.-o.c. tcon.. /,

CAPITOL HILL--smart lst-floor re-
rooms. large living room with fire.
place, huge garden $3.50; fur
sas nishfs 18Th s"G; ST. L. NV. NVssls downtowna
{. 'l WELDON ( CO. o. HE. SaE Soi seso1i; i;
ewes. WO 8-93S4. 80
43a 9Th ST. S.W.. tApt. 4)-Two
rms rms gas SnsR S0W hess sna G. Saia f. pARKHR AasKRdEs
a5is 1Nn az ST. Nv NV. nr. Columbia rd.
-Effic. and 1-bedrm. apts. with
porch. Mgr, Apt. i, AID. 4-032s.
2e9 PENNA. AVE. s.E.-3 rms. Ice.
We INVITE YOU TO SEE exception
ally spacious, redecorated 1-bedrm.
apis: in this attractive new bldg.
for immediate occupancy. Adjoining
playground and very cony; to shop
ali utils. $50 sth ' st. @VoisO Sc. wees &
SHANNON Hsi s L. Hs1cfi LucHs e. e.. 1865 oS4Yi Il
st. NV, MA. $3.50.
1890 BELMONT 81. N.W.-For q
low priced two-bedroom unit in mid
town location, see janitor on prem
mediate occupancy; one will be va
cant April l. Rents. from $72.5O to
Ss1 80. Automatic elevator. -
SHIPLEY PARK-One and two bed.
rm. apis. in lovely sc. apt. develop
@1 Windows penT OF Close. OGiase spaee
storage rooms and laundry facili.
ties; COW. to bus. schools and shop
ping center: ONCE located at 3400
25th st; Sc: 70. 2z0135 n
rooms. Kitchen and nd, bath; ,,,; ,,s1 automatie i;
$50 and S92 so; available April
and 15; close to transportation,
schools, churches and stores. See
janitor on premises. p
MT. PLEASANT-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit; bath; pvt; sntr:; all lsrse 51sa rms; ;
1880 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nv NV
Attractive downtown apt. bldg. lst-
FIR. corner apt, 3 rms. kit, bath.
and comfortable porch. Rent $3.50.
4th!-nr. front apt. 9 rms. kit. bath
sne s6T Se, nice porch Sf ,Psd.s Rent ssh s.s Rent
cooking and refrigeration. Call DE.
10000 or resident manager. HU.
NEWLY DECoRATED rms, kit. and
bath: heat and hot water; SIS.
mo. Key at HAMILTON PHAR-
Mask aLAcSa 5i@5 Georgia ave. NV. IA.
BOILING FIELD vIC.-Unusually
large 2-bedrm. apt. Children well
come; Sa:t, utils: incl. Janitor serv-
ice. Apply 11I2 Savannah st. s.e. or
10 SicF IT255 q H. 9.S,iS SS2sS' d.oo-a 4
GLEsIDE. 1908 lst st. NV; rent
$50 BLAIR RID. N.W.-New bldg,
3rd A., 2-bedrm; apt. all utils..
carpeted halls, incinerator. ldry..
Cali JU. $500, weekdays. s to 8:
sats.. 9 to l.
bath. s5e.5O and $3.50 per month
2so4 14th ST. NV rms, kit. and
OffeNi HENRY ~ j. Of5 PoB8. B4nth NC. R..ltor
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 7-SI41
Ss0I MACOMB ST. NV rooms,
kitchen and bath: rear porch: 2
| exposures; adults.
One rm.. dinette' kitchen. tile bath,
( ADULTS. --29
1858 QUEEN ST. NE. 1Trinidad
| SecD--Modern duplex. lse. bright
/ porch. fun bsmt.. auto. oil heat
and h.w, incl. refgr. for $3.50. Al
/ cond.
sTEUART BROS. INC.
DI. 1896 DI. 7-2434
/ DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
/ Excel. 1-bedrm. apts. tjust decorated
/ avail. at $50. 80 all utils. incl
! Conv. to good shopping area. bus
| stop in blk. express transp. down.
| town. Where? 5000 4th st. Sc. Cal
/ res. mgr. Mr.. Dennison. JO 2.
| 9S47. or SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
! 1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
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ATS. FURhIsHEp-MD.

TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm., din. rm.,
, bedrms.,. kit, pvt. bath; J-6 bus
line: nr. shopping center, SS5. JU.
SILVER SILVER sPRlNG-Entire End DR.:
loohedrm. apt: couple, util. inc;
TAKOMA PARK-Unusuall attract.
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. bedrm.. bath
1st fir. Pvt. stone front entr. Apt
bldg. Adults. $l15 mo. JU. 5-2 so.
TAKoMA PARKS rms. and bath;
new furn.; firepl.; pvt. front porch
back yard. Ss9.60. JU. 5-2150.
rAKoMA PARK = .Air-conditioned
exauisitely furn.. entire I'd floor, pvt
entrance, tile bath, deck porch of
kit. .l3x1S; ideal for dining and
lounging; many shade trees. Liv.
rm: 12x1S. bedrm. 13xlS, 3 closets
Only refined adults with good refs.
S125 per mo. JU. 1857. 80
3 RMS, bath, apt; all utils; pvt.
entr. and parking place. Call UN.
1906 for details. 30
2 BEDkMS., liv. rm., kit, bath; 81 TO-.
800 52nd ave. Sc. Shown any time.
PIX, mr. Walter Reed
Tv; l blk. express bus and shop:
Ale9 nicely furn: emo. apt, kit. and
bath. ~. 6-626o. II
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APTs. FURNIsHEp-VA.

ARL. - Nice transient apts.. eompl.
equip. kit. etc. Maid sevr., children,
parking; PETS; ia; 2-3453. -
tive 3-rm. apt. tile bath. utils.- Incl.
500. kE. S-c4S7. 80
FURNISHED APT. in
apt. bldg. 1904 Lee hwy. avail.
now; 3 girls or adult cple. Other
, apts. avail in April. Phone first.
Lo. 5-1975 for appt. to see Apt.
DOWNTOWN ALEX.-Liv. rm.. bed
rm.. kit and bath. S75 to $50 80.
Call TIE 6-667n between 1915
ARL., best section. near Pentagon,
Arl. Ridge rd.-Lee. studio rm,,
kit, storage. bath; suit. l or .
Call OF. 1920.
ARLINGTOE-Monthly rental slashed
to 500. for approved tenants. Lge.,
beautiful. modern, 1-bedrm. apt.
roomy closets, locker, parking. yards,
apt. bldg: ) min. to Pentagon.
April |. IA. 7-926S.
ALEXANDRIA
! bedroom, liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath. ] blk. to stores. theater and
units available.
RIVERVIEW APARTMENTS
1116 N. Pitt st. TIE. 6-0S69
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ROOMS rURNIsHEp-s.e.-s.W.

1900 BLOCK PA. AVE. S.E.-Rm.
laundry and phone privls., Sc. 50 wk.
GENTLEMAN only. LU. 2-531S or LU
I-6T65 -
CAPITOL HILL. opp. House once
p6 ps 1fnrary fal psp ot %isb fuFn
use refgr. LI 3-2gI3 u
MODERN 2-bath home off Branch
ave Sc, many extras, refgr opt
cony. C-S bus; 50 wk. LU. 1-ll09
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Two rms. kit. and bath;
convenient location; COM
fortably furnished; 2 ladies
or married couple, $50, lease
and ref. 1875 Spring pl. NV,
Adams 2-2268.
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Bellevue Gardens
APARTMENTS
Completely Redecorated
l BEDROOM
UNFURNISHED, S72
FURNISHED. SO!

FURNISHED. S95
UTILITIES INCLUDED
Large rooms. to 5 closets. new g.
cu.-ft. Westinehouse refrigerator
with freezing compartment now be-
ing installed Spacious lawns ad-
jacent to large playground with day
scnooi Bnt at door, one zone. Phone
10. 3-4040.
CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.
Large 1-bedrm., liv. rm., din. foyer,
kit. and bath; all utils., switchboard
and elevator. HO. 1854. 80
THE CARLYN
$500 CUE ST. NV.
Several desirable efficiency apts. at
tractively FURNISHED. for April I
Mrs. eokitch. Do. 7-3400. 30
Evening star., 1954-03-29

from S24.50. PEERLESS SALES CO..
2237 Ga. ave. NV, DE 2-6566.
REFGR. CLOSE-OUT
Clearance of new 1858 GF, FriRidaire.
Gibson Philco, Westinghouse and
Admiral refgrs.; all new, in sealed
cartons: fully guaranteed.
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY co.
Open Evenings TIL 8
10th and Il SITS. NE. Ii. 3-Q082
RUG. genuine Chinese hand-Woven
beige and beautiful design. 6x25 It.
DE. 2-3200. go
RUGS-Genuine Orientals, all sizes.
drastfcauy reduced. CASSABIAN,
1904 o st. at Wise. ave- an
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IMPORTED; PERSIAN DESIGN ax15.
so; rgl2;s 2xl2; $%3; sx1o. $50. CASH
Mayfair, 1925 G st. NV.
ME. S-4424
RUGS-RUGS-RUGS
Oriental design rugs, skill. S16.5O;
Gxi2, $50: 9x15. $40.
ORIENTAL RUG MART
1905 G st. NV ME. S-O416
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, 3I-15
tailoring machine, practically new.
TE. 6-S744. so
Sewing Machine Sale
Spring clearance Of all used machines.
% Wilcox & Gibbs. 10 other various
makes SIS to $39. .95. SEWING
MACHINE EXCHANGE. 24l2 18th
st. NV. CO. 5-3245. 80
SNOWFALL MACHINES, enomaster.
Get yours in time for hot weather.
HACKERMAN SALES CO.. Distribu-
tors, Gal, Maine ave. s.w., McCray
Evening star., 1954-03-29
) CONNECTING ROOMS

Near Union Station. walking distance
to downtown; gas range. elec. refgr.,
running water; suitable cple.; $l2 so
Wk EOS + st. NV II
Evening star., 1954-03-29

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
AMPLIFYTNG SYSTEMS for audi.
torium or field. $40 UP: tape re-
corders. SIS wk.. also sound truck
equipment. CO. 5-4445. 80
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THE WASHINGTON HOUSE
2120. 18th ST. NV.
2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

Most desirable apartment Of Q bed
rooms. living room, kitchen and 2
baths in fully air-conditioned build
distance downtown. All utilities and
switchboard service included in
rental OF S165. Apply MRS. OSTER-
unTIT Pasjdaot Ne pa0ar
Evening star., 1954-03-29
CARLTON HOUSE
GREENBRIAR

430I MASS. AVE. NV.
Most attractive 2-bedroom apt. in
this modern elevator bldg. with air.
conditioning and secretarial SWITCH
board service Other features are
master TV antenna. all-electric kit.
Large comfortable rooms Shown
by appointment only. Please call
Resident Manager, EN-. 3-1741.
Evening star., 1954-03-29

BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP, 1868 Penna. ave. NV,
ST. 3-66aS,
FURNITURE wanted. any amount
cash for single pieces OF entire
FURSiTufRE"Wiii USiS buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces. also old china.
bric-a-brac Buying and selling for
90 years. HOPWOOD'S. Sth and K
SITS. NV ME- S-5.S7.
FURNITURE wanted today, furniture
and other useful household articles
any amount Also want good piano
refrigerator and gas range. Cali MR.
GRADY MA. $3.50.
FURN.-All or part OF entire contents
OF ant. or house. in good condition
Call CO. 6-3527 So
Evening star., 1954-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED


AN II(HUES
Furniture, bric-a-brac. china. glass
ware, Oriental art objects. jewelry.
rugs, Silverware paintings, por-
traits: highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY. ia. 9-3333.
Evening star., 1954-03-29

1sUU BIN. NV HAMPSHIKE ANE.-
Pvt. family desires refined person ;
airy rm. Il windows, ideal loc
on bus lines. RA. 6-36jl. 80
attr. rm. Ss wk. ME-. s-0i5T. -2a
DOWN T0WS-Sgl and dbl, rms,
adjoining bath unlim. phone: kit
semipYt.: AID. 4-0477. 30
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-2 nice rms.
and glaSsed-in porch; quiet house
on quiet ST.: suit. for .; hot plate
I.ets REQUIRED. EN-. 3-94I0. 70
2O30 EYE S.W.--Sgle. rm.. end A..
front; quiet home; gentleman; CEN
tral location i
Evening star., 1954-03-29

1924 18th ST. NV.
One ana 2 bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit
and bath ants. al
Evening star., 1954-03-29

ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. jewe!ry
and Chinese art objects. ANY guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. IA. 2-5333.
Ewes. EN-. 3-6765.
Evening star., 1954-03-29

DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
Excel. 1-bedrm. apts. tjust decorated) }
avail. at $69.50 all utils. incl
Conv. TO good shopping area. bus
stop in blk. express transp. down
town. Where? 5000 4th st. Sc. Call
res. mgr. Mr.. Dennison, 10. g
9S47, or SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H st. NV, Ma S-2345.
Evening star., 1954-03-29

dining room, contents OF
home: cash We do moving, storage
ia 9-"937: evenings. RA. 3-14i6.
Evening star., 1954-03-29

1922 18th ST. NV.
Mid city apis: lovely 3 rms. bath
and foyer; well furn; SS5. IA, g.
Al4u. NO H-Rlll II
Evening star., 1954-03-29

bath. S56.50 and $3.50 per month
1904 14th ST. N.w.-4 rms. kit. and
Ofte; HRNSY S77 Oe5 poRa RSnthl fNc p..,,o,
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 7-Sl41
Evening star., 1954-05-19
SALE! 100%
DAG RON
9 LAC IS
l2''
z Pairs SIS
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Docon-te wonder fiber Of the clothing and
approved by Dupont carefully by Of the famous
fobe msond finally toIored perfection fine oeks should
be- Who does all this you? por Of sIocks
look wonderful, BETTER hold bete-ond yet
wnkno! you don't have to clean and press often
reo economy and tailored good looks IT MEANS VALUE
Choose charcoal brown, eroy navy light blue 2e a.
DuPo ObestrNO
Lamsburchs-MENS cLoTHINc-St,eet Floor
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03
Local Schools
WIZ Reopen
Next Wednesday
lcontInnad - fIrat -

CONTINUED from first page)
ment has been installed during the
summer months
Parents and friends Of the school
are cordially. invited to visit and
inspect the many improvements
made 10 the school plant during
the summer months.
Since residents within the cor
pOTate limits are not entitled to
free transportation By law, the
Milford Board of Education viii
again sponsor a town bus The bus
will follow the same route as last
year Application blanks for this
transportation viii be issued to-
pupils on the first day OF school.
The charge win be $3.50 per
month, payable in advance at the
elementary school Office.
The Milford Board of Education
has appointed the following new
teachers to the faculty Of Milford
schools for the year 1954-55 Mr.
James =. Atkinson, Mrs. Joan Ber-
trand, Mr.. Victor J. DeFalcO. Mrs
Erna r. Denney, Mrs. Eleanor Nj.
Donovan, Mr. Earl r. Keller, Mrs.
Helen Lucia, Mr.. Raymond n.
StoopE and Mr.. Louis j. Trinkaus.
The earth is 81.27 times as mas
sive as the moon
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03
Tall Cedars Band
Gave Civic Concert

Continued from page u
worthy cause.
The Band played a varied pro-
gram Of twelve numbers and ended
with the National Anthem. Many
hundreds who were on the Green
and ID the vicinity enjoyed the con-
cert and expressed their pleasure
By their applause. District Repre-
sentative Harland A. LeCompte Of
Cambridge. Senior Deputy Grand
Tall Cedar Jack Hough Of George
town. Past Grand Tall Cedars and
many Green Tops" were present.
This program, as recorded on
tape, viii be broadcast as a public
service by Station WKSB in Mil
ford on Saturday at 1880 p m. and
viii be broadcast by WJWL Of
Georgetown in the near future.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03
VFW Plan Register
Vote Campaign
Ceontlnued from flrst 80

Continued from first page)
everyone to register in order to be
eligible to vote in the 1854 General
Election, and Blue Hen Post, as a
public service. intends to employ
every available means to encourage
everyone to register and vote"
The v. f. W. commander pointed
out that, those, who have not al
ready registered, may register at
the County Court House, George
town and Dover, between the hours
of $3.50 a. m. and 4:30 D. M. Sep
tember 9TH to 9th, Saturdays and
Sundays, excluded. Commander Lu-
phily emphasized the fact that.
after Sept. 9th, only two occasions
remain upon which registration
may be accomplished, and that, on
Saturday, October 2nd, and Satur-
day, October 10Th. those, who have
not previously registered, may reg
lister in their home districts, at
the regular polling places Of the
election districts.
Two years ago, Blue Hen Post
conducted a somewhat similar cam
paign here and was generally
credited with helping bring out q
record-breaking vote at each Of the
six polling places in the Milford
Area.
Read the classified ado
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03
SlieLU Sees Need For 36
Additional State Police
leontInuea Irom EIrgt 30

] A@AAAeAAAAsA AAAAA AAAAe HA8al
types of county enforcement Off
GERS. including rural police and
deputy sheriffs who could be used
for law enforcement.
This totals 161 men available in
non-urban areas.
On the basis of 100000 persons
in nOn-urban areas in Delaware, he
said, there is one officer for every
1904 persons.
Colonel Shew further explained
that this calculation did not include
the police Of Wilmington nor park
police nor the police Of any of the
large towns in the rest of Delaware
The comparative picture in other
states follows:
Maryland: 3O6 state police; S23
other officers in rural areas; total,
1,129 officers available to serve
727099 rural residents or one Off
Ger to every 644 persons.
New Jersey: 703 state police; 315
other officers; total, 1913, serving
100000 persons or one for every
982 persons.
Virginia: sol state police plus
1902 other officers, tOtalling 1888,
serving 100000 rural residents or
one officer for every 1923.
Delaware should have q total Of
1877 state police and other rural
officers, Colonel Shew said, to come
lup to Virginia's rate-or 1SO state
police plus the II rural officers.
He added that more manpower is
absolutely needed to meet the de-
mands Of the expansion in Della
ware
Other members of the Highway
Commission commented that it was
obvious the State Police force must
be increased.
And to that Mr.. Sharp added that
there are tremendous areas in Del
aware that are not really covered
by state police.
The report of Colonel Shew when
it is put into final shape will not
only give many more details but
also go so far as recommend just
where the extra men ought to be
stationed in Delaware.
He explained that despite all the
modern mechanical devices involv-
ed in modern day police work.
there is no substitute for manpow-
err
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03
National Grange News


Farm folks who plan 70 go on
the National Grange European
Tour 81 October may visit farms
and agricultural schools within 20
% so miles of Lucerne. SWitzer-
land i they desire a dairy school
IS located at Sursursee and an ag-
ricallaral school at Wilhfau.
In the Netherlands viii be found
an animal husbandry experimental
farm and an agricultural univer-
eity 81 Wageningen. within an hour
of Amsterdam Germany has an
experimental farm near Heidelberg.
which IS operated by a chemical
company. Teaching here is along
chemical. antibiOtics. and similar
lines.
France boasts three schools near
Paris one at Versailles: another,
the Grignon Agricultural School,
is housed IN q castle built during
the reign Of Louis XIII a third.
Belgeric Rationale Arnbouillet, spe-
ciaiizes ia sheep breeding.
Famous Kew Gardens in England
are internationally known They
are not only surprisingly beauti-
ful but an experimental station. all
80 world famous, IS connected with
the Gardens which are located in
Outer London, easily accessible.
Side trips to these places Of agri-
cultural interest are optional and
may be arranged IL a sufficient
number Of tour members wish to
take them
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03
Kent County WCTU
TO Meet WednesdGy

Continued from page y
mittees, follows:
1000 a. m, Call to Worship by
County President, Mrs. ManOla
Taylor; DevOtions, Mrs. Lewis M.
Price; Welcome, Mrs. Pearl Town
send; Response, Mrs. Verna Bill
ingtOn; Greetings, Rev. /. e. Doyle,
Rev. j. J. Won Hagel; Minutes of
1853 Convention, Mrs. Lula Ander-
son; Treasurer's Report, Mrs. Lena
e. Burke; Auditors Report: Two
Minute Reports from Presidents of
Unions; Three Minute Reports
from Department of Directors: I:
Spiritual Life, Mrs. Lewis M. Price;
Literature, Mrs. Mary Bell Richard
son; Christian Citizenship, Mrs.
Helen Walker; Temperance and
Missions, Miss Anna Backett: Leg
islatiOn, Mrs. Mary Caulk Lewis:
Membership, Mrs. Pearl Townsend:
l.. T. L. and Medal Contest. Mrs.
Lula Anderson; Y. T. C. and White
Ribbon Recruits, Mrs. Oscar Gil
lette; Visual Education, Mrs. Helen
s. Learned; NOOntide Prayer, Mrs.
J. J. Won Hagel; Memorial Service,
Mrs. Dorothy Richardson. Box
Lunch.
l:45 p. m: Song Service; Prayer,
Rev. j. +. Parker; Address, ''WO-
mans Responsibility in Govern
ment" Mrs. Ira S. Franck; Music;
Offering; Address, Mrs. Annie Mat
thews; Adjournment.
Committees: Courtesy - MRS.
Pearl Townsend, Mrs. Gladys
Green, Mrs. Helen Walker; Finance
Mrs. Lena E. Burke, Mrs. Eta
Moifett, Mrs. George r. Holt.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03
Big Auto Races At
Georgetown Tonight
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Jim Hayes, Norrief Reed, Bill
Walker and Jack Hart. None will
have an easy time of it. Besides
the competition that they will fur
nish one another, every other lead
foot in the area will be out to win
this first round in the Champion
ship series. To the winner-a step
up the ladder Of racing fame and
fortune.
The program for this Friday
night will include three qualifying
heats, an Amateur event, consola-
ton and the big 25-lap National
Elimination Feature. First race is
carded for an 8:30 p. m. start under
the NASCAR sanction. Regular ad-
mission prices will prevail with no
advance in any ticket prices.