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BOATS
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAyIDsoN 81 "81": red,
buddy seat. windshield, saddle bags.
plenty Of chrome. $;}95. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1117 r. /. ave. me-.
DU. 1-S300 "a
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

FOR RENT ~ For hiking, hunting,
camping. Cabin. 10 acres woodland.
Fairfax County: men only. $3.50 per
W year. Box 33t, Alex, Va. or
phone so, 5-7SOl. p
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$12, $50
SOUTHEAST APT

Built for 2 families with separate
entrances. front and rear. Can be
used as home and investment OF
strictly investment. First floor has
bedrooms and bath: rent. SIS.
bath: rent, sos. Automatic gas
heat; excellent southeast location
BEIEZEIIs pI. $500. -
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TRAILERs

NASHUA "a % IT,: ideal for Fla.
Trips: sleeps 4. shower, toilet; used
for vacations only: $500 below de-
PALACE. "a. like new: reas. Loe.
Ancient Oaks Trailer Park, Q mi,
west Falls Church. NJ. TENERELLI.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

SUBURBAN SILVER SPRING - We
have several. beautiful, level. acre
serve you? A. j. KEss1NGER 4
| CO., JU. 9-4544.
| So. 500 $4,000. caii Ho LEY
REALTY. $500 Lee hwy. KE
| SS5350.
CHEVY CHASE-Group of choice lots
suitable for split-leyel ramblers; i'm.
proyements; In blk. to d C. bus
MRS. DAWSON. Wo. 6-4162 OF
iooxsoa. 50. 900: asa EAe Tract iO Of
N. H. ave. mr.. MOL, $1,000 per
acre. K; FAIRBAIRN, ST. 3-6060;
BETHESDA. LONGWOOD - A very
nice lot,- 53, 500 So. IT.; frontage, 100
blk; substantial houses around. our
sign on property w. B. WRIGHT,
| EN-. $4,000 till 8. -
40 ACRES WITH CITY WATER
Easy access to Wash. over Shirley
freeway. Improved with S-rm
| farmhouse, barn, 5-rm. tenant
house. shop and several sheds
Right in path Of development. Ex-
cellent for golf course or housing
city grows around it. This out.
standing acreage can be bought on
very easy terms at the low price
q 5000 per acre as whole. Cal
today. This one is ripe! LYNCH &
SONS, Realtors, Springfieie, Va.
HONEYSUCKLE PATCH - Burtons.
vile, Md.-2294 acres on main road
large beautiful Colonial home:
bsmt.. oil h.w.h.:' also a' new .m,: s-s dsn
masonry, bldg. could be converted
In excellent condition. Army offieer
peing transferred. Shown oy appt.
DALEY REAL ESTATE CO., hP.
BUILDERS ATTENTION - nice
REALTY. JE. 2-942g. -
ROCK CREEK HILLS, MD.
Tree shaded LOT, 100-ft. frontage by
170-ft: depth; mr.. schools and trans
portation. MUST BE SOLD AT
sAe GERBGE. P P sao Gan Il, LsquM I,
318 ACRES OFF SHIRLEY
500 PER ACRE AS A WHOLE
Can be developed now or held for
the substantial increase in values
that may be expected in the Spring
field area: fronts State roads front
and rear and is improved by q
handsome rambler a fine old Colo
NAL house. q tenant house. and farm
buildings; the beautiful creek can be
damned to make stable lake that
would set this property on from all
others. Shown by appointment ex-
clusivelv BY
MASON HLRST
Annandale, Va. Phone JE, 2-5515
Closed Sundays
TWO TEN-ACRE TRACTS
Priced at S375 Per Acre-10M Down
JAMES E. BARNEY
Vienna, Va, DU. 5-S265 L.
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WILL DECORATE TO sUIT-Boni.
FAINT st. and Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring Md Ground floor Office
constg. OF 400 So IT,: also 2-rnl
suite avail In modern air-cond:.
toned office bldg. PARKING NC
PROBLEM Key at Guardian FED.
erai SfOn Georgia ave-. or cal
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
ONLY $500 DOWN

ONLY $500 DOWN
Full price, $6.995, for this brand-new
masonry home having 2 spacious
bedrms. with closets, lge. liy. rm.,
big kit, double-drain sink, stove
ample dining area, modern bath, oil
neat: lge. corner lot, approx. look
IOU-it. Year-round home, COM
munity waterfront; convenient to
stores. school and church, PAYMENTS
only S63 per month. Drive to our
Deaie, Md. ONCE or call West River
2-l551, or AID. 2-3969.
MAX G. SCHWARTZ
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING. Ga. ave-, approx.
l,Sn0 So. IT.; office space, etc; rent
| part or entirety. S. g. L. REALTY
CO., JU. 9-1141, JU. 9-5461. II
1903 GOOD HOPE RID. s.E.-Desir-
able office or business location, I5-
| IT. frontage, approx. 1000 SO. it,
| D1. T-7140: eyes,. OIL. 2-6S44. -
NEW STORE. shop and parking In
rear; total. 5.100 50. it.; all on one
NEW YORK AVE. NE. u9I5) ~
10000 square feet of ground Tor
| more), excellent small masonry office
| bldg, two-story lumber rack and :
metal bldgs. Equipped for: Lumber
| yard, contractors yard, freight ter
mlnal, woodworking and mill. OIL.
/ 2-6690. -
WILSON BLyD.-5-rm. bldg. mr.. Arl.
| Courthouse; large parking lot; long
| term lease il desired. BEULAEI
GOSS, ia. 2-5682.
1899 18th ST. N.W.-5 900 So. It.
Store and shop. for sales. service.
| Cement floor, lift. ceiling; over
head doors, r., rear. RIA. 1920.
2035 X ST. NV, end Ri, 800 50.
I it.. wired. air-cond.; 22O cleo; Z
laws. RA. 1920. IS
LITTLE FLOWER SHOP or small
store: 1856 Wis. ave. NV; S1OO
month. OIL. 2-0S15. "a
DOWNTOWN BLDG.--With adj. pkg.
lot; 1l1a-21 11th st. NV. For any
bus. or light ind. ME. S-004l. -
LIST COMMERCIAI-3,5o0 So. it.. CEN
trally located: street floor and End
moor. b P st. me-; $3.50 per mo,
Tel. HO. 2-5295 -3
4317 BLADENSBURG RID.
COLMAR MANOR, MD. @
Just over D. C. line; very desirable
location. with parking for is cars;
4:30O-sa.-ft. store area, with 45-ft.
show window; fiuorescent lights,
| space heating. rear loading; excel
lent condition; suitable for grocery,
| hardware. paint. auto supply or
| other Wholesale-retail outlets. Mr..
| Gedney, with KOONES g. MONT
| GOMERY. DI. 1-2342.
43l7 BLADENSBURG RID.
SHOWROOM AND SHOP
5000 So. #; ground floor plus 1000
! So. 1T. and parking for Is or 80
cars on roof. Attractive front suit
/ able for display and Offices. Just off
Pa, ave. Sc. Reasonable
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st NV. Ma. $500
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ROCK CR FEY Hu.

ROCK CREEK HILLS, MD.
Tree-shaded LOT, 10O-ft. frontage by
170-ft depth; mr. schools and trans
portation. MUST BE SOLD AT
SACRIFICE PRICE. Call LEGUM
g. GERBER, EN-. $4,000 It'll q d. m.
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TAxicABs FOR RENT
AUTOS AND TRUCKS wANTEl

AMERICAN CAB, white driver, For
further information, call RE. 6-765S
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J. C. CHATEL

level brick semi. nothing down; sos
per mo-, incl. prin., int, taxes and
ms. J.-W. REALTY CO., ia. S-lS7S
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Christian baptism Of the Beth
any Brethren Church will be adj
ministered on Sunday afternoon.
October 81.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Robinson
spent the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Miller Of Media. "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman
were among those hit by Hurricane
Hazel on Friday evening. DESTROY
ing large chicken house of 10000
capacity with total loss. A part
OF the chickens We're saved and are
being taken care of at the homes
Of Mr. and Mrs Rufus Hewlett and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rust. whose
houses We're vacant at that time.
The chicken, dumpling and oys-
ter supper given at Todd's Com
munity Building on Saturday eve
ming was we'll attended and appre-
ciated very much, especially bv ali
those who cook BY electricity
Many thanks go to Donald O'Bier
who voluntarily furnished the cleo
tricity for the occasion, and also
thanks to all those who donated
and gave their service in anv wav
A very nice sum Of S345.OO was
proftted toward the painting az
Todd's Chapel Church.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22


ceiye treatment by a specialist She
IS being benefited and respondine
to the course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Long Of Raw.
ard visited Mrs. MAY He7rn or
Monday. "
MT, and Mrs Edward Cannon and
cnlldren, Richard and Beverly ~
wilmington visited their mother
Mrs. Elsie Hickman and grand.
mother, Mrs Lille Fl. Belts On
sunday. Besides, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
wood Lynch Of Lewes came to visit
the above mentioned on SUNDAY
afternoon and evening.
Richard Cannon, son Of Ed and
Lillian Hickman Cannon is study
ing at the University of Delaware
Mrs. Sallie G. Hall who recently
passed away, and lived in Frank
Iord, Del, taught school here go
years ago and was your cOrrespon-
dent teacher and a Qlpable one as /
remember. She was held in high
esteem by those who knew her
Mr.. Francis Derrickson has
undergone an operation for his eve.
at the Delaware Hospital in Will
mingtOn, this week.
Mr.. ana Mrs Walter Short Of
West Philadelphia spent the week
end at their home along Indian
River, and visited Mrs. Martha
Conoway. Their mother Mrs. Lulu
Lynch accompanied them upon
their return for "a weeks visit.
During the Hurricane Hazel the
chimney at Bethel Methodist
Church blew off. It is hoped that
the damage done to the chimney
and walls inside will be corrected
this week.
Beverly Cannon of Wilmington
visited her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will G. Hickman on Sunday.
Our young people who are study
ing at the various schools are as
follows: At GOldey- Beacon College.
Wilmington, Janice Murray, Gerald
Wilgus, Kenneth Turner and Pete
Powell Eugene Murray is at Wes-
ley College in Dover.
The weather is favorable for
farmers to dig their potatoes and
harvest their corn.
The Hurricane did considerable
damage to trees and chicken houses
around this community.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22
BRIDGEVILE
By Mrs.
Keller HOch
Phone
BridgeEine 5282

Mrs. Kathryn Fairess of Dover is
spending this week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Ryan and Mr.
Ryan.
II. E. Grossnickle spent from
Thursday until Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Harvey Grossnickle In
Myersville, Nd
Suzanne Short entertained a
group Of her young friends on Sat
urday in celebration of her eighth
birthday.
Mrs. Grace Hopkins of Newtown
Square, Pa, is visiting her sons.
Robert and John Hopkins and fam
lily.
Rev and Mrs. L. e. Wimbrow Of
Snow Hill, Nd, spent Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wimbrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lynch visited
the Great Falls Of the Potomac on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Baker of Phil
adelphia arrived on Thursday for
a visit with Mrs. Blanch Dimes
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Lewis were
hosts to the members OF their
bridge club on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. ed Woods of Phil
adelphia were guests of DR.. and
Mrs. i. F. HOch on Sunday.
Mrs. Winfield Denning is i'll at
her home on Jacob and Low
streets.
Seaman William Jackson, who is
stationed at Guantanamo, Cuba. is
spending furlough with his mo-
ther, Mrs. Anna Jackson.
PIC. Jack Mears, who is station
ed at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. is
spending a furlOugh with his wife.
Mrs. Ann Newton Mears.
Lighthouse Glass members
Don't forget the Halloween partv
on October 26, at the Redden For
est Lodge. Each member is urged
TO bring a new member. Everyone
wear old clothes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Brown and
daughter Greta Sue. visited rela-
tives in ChestertOwn, Nd, and Cen
terville, Md, on Sunday.
Mrs. T. J. Gray left on SUNDAY
for a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. p. Cross in Gatesville.
N. G.. ''-
Mrs. Charles Boyer and Mrs
Charles Elliott spent Saturday in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roscoe of
Dover spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Lewis.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22
OCEAN VIEW


Marin ers' Bethel Methodist
Church will conduct their services
on Sunday as follows: Sunday
School rat 1000 a. m. Worship Ser
vice at eleven o'clock, sermon by
the minister, Rev. A. Jason Blum
don. The Young Adult Choir Will
render an anthem The Nursery for
young children is conducted in the
Sunday School Room, during the
Worship Service.
On next Thursday. evening, Octo-
Der 28th, at o'clock, the Young
Adult Halloween Party will be held
in the Sunday School room, $1.0O
per couple is the charge for the
entertainment and refreshments.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet and be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Madge
Crist, in DagsbOrO Hundred, on
Tuesday afternoon of this week.
The home of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Moore has been purchased
by Mr.. Edison Gray of this town. On
last Saturday an auction sale of the
MoOTes' personal household effects
took place.
The home occupied by the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Kitchens was
sold at Auction Sale recently, and
was purchased by Mr.. Amos f..
McCabe of Millville, who had it
moved on his property in Whites
Neck.
Mr., and Mrs Elisha Collins Of E.
Lansdowne, Hl., are spending this
week with their cousin Mrs. Mar
tina COnoWay, while Mrs. Lulu
Lynch is visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Short in West Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan w. Stott
have returned home, from a two
weeks visit with their children in
West Point, Pa: and North Wales,
Pa.
Mrs. Almira Stott Is Director of
the Home Dept. of Bethel Methodist
Church and is very good in per-
forming this work. She visits all
The Shut-ins and sick, besides the
needy ones who require attention.
Miss Mary e. Evpns, accompanied
bv Mrs. Mamie Long. have gone to
Orange, N. J. where Mary will re-
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22
FISHER'S DIsTRlCT
By Mrs. Nora Rust


Sunday School at Todd's Chanel
on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev William Mcdaniel OF Milton
and Rev Paul Fike of Elgin. IN
visited the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Rust and family on Tuesday.
Inc scripture read by Rev. McDan-
lei and prayer by Rev Fike for
each member of the family was a
great inspiration and blessing for
all. Mrs. Rust is improving slow
ly Other visitors at the Rust home
the past week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Workman and son Of
Georgetown, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Sharp Of Milford, Mrs. Helen LLOYD.
Mrs. Maude Robinson and Mrs
Silva Taylor of Greenwood. Rev
JOhn irwin, Clarence Rust. Mrs
Dorothy Vincent of Pennington
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Jones and
children of New Jersey, and mo-
tner, Mrs. Della Russell, Miss Adj
die Collision and brother. George
Frank and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Post
OF Laurel, presenting Mrs. Rust
with a beautiful flower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Milligan of
Seaford We're recent guests Of their
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
aid K. Milligan and Larry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Taylor and
daughters We're weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Moore and
son.
Rev. William Mcdaniel of Milton
and Rev. Paul Fike of Elkin. III.
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Taylor on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Taylor and
family spent Sunday with their
father. Winnie Afford Of Federals-
burg, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22

ASSIGNED 10 @. D-Air Force
Major William =. Blagg, Jr., re-
Gently returned from combat duty
IN Korea and now assigned full-
time to Delaware's state Civil De-
tense stan, is assisting in the cur
rent campaign to expand the
states Ground Observer Corps.
Already a number OF posts are
being reactivated and many volun-
teers have been secured through
out the state.
The campaign is part of a ma
tion-Wide Civil Defense effort to
expand the Ground Observer COfps
which was launched following the
recent official disclosure that the
nations protective radar barrier
can be iammed by an enemy de-
vice.
a native Of Missouri, Major Blagg
served IL months overseas in the
Middle East and Africa theatre
during World War II. He was call
ed back into service in 1851 and
served in japan and Korea until
last August.
A veteran of 5000 flying hours.
Major Blagg was awarded the
Bronze Star for meritoriOus
achievement while in the Far
East.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jones ana
children Of New Jersey and Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Russell and son 81
Harrington we're dinner guests 81
their mother, Mrs Della Russell
on Sunday
Mrs. Louise Wiley returned home
on Saturday after spending the past
week with her son and family. M
and Mrs. Lawson Hewlett Of Potts
town, Pa. Mr.. Hewlett accompau-
led his mother home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sharp and
son Clark Of Milford were spndav
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. MI A Rob-
inson and Mr.. and Mrs lowell
Taylor and family
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Hewlett en-
teTtained their son. Mr. and Mrs
Edward Hewlett and son Of Milford
on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22
FLIGHT MO PAST

BOWLING GREEN. Ky. - l9 =
Airplane passengers thought for a
moment they had flown straight in
% the past They were greeted by
Q group Of people wearing old-fash-
Toned clothing and sitting in a 1912
model car The gals wore high
button shoes, floppy hats and long
dresses. The men sp0rted long
musLaehes. and the driver was at
lfed in duster motoring cap and
goggles.
Lne group was composed of rel
atiFes Of Bill Lindsay, one Of the
passengers arriving home from
New York. They wanted 10 startie
him. They did.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22
SLAUGHTER NECK
Mrs Margaret E Bennett
Phone Milton 1888

Services at the Church On sun
day, October 24
ZOO p. m.-Sunday School. ".
y carey, superintendent. Carlton
Z Areo assistant
$500 p Worship Service and
sermon by Rev W. H. Revelle. Sr.
pastor. An invitation IS extended
Co AN.
The Woman's Society Of Chris
tlan Service viii hold 3 bake sale at
the entrance OF Penney's Clothing
store in Milford on Saturday morn-
ING, November s.
The hurricane with its terrific
winds went bowling through this
section last Friday afternoon and
evening Electric and telephone
service was soon cut of from
homes by falling trees. MANY
chicken houses and buildings were
demolished. Motorists were out
viewing the destruction during the
weekend.
and Mrs. Harold Clendaniel
ana two children. Mr.. and Mrs.
4 heodore Reed. Samuel PIummer.
Ar. and Mrs. Horace Workman of
Bristol, Pa, Philip Workman Of
Croydon, Pa, Mr. and MRS. George
boWrlng Of Trenton. N. j.. Mr.. and
mrs. Virgil u King and daughter.
Norma Jean. Of Laurel were visit
ora Of Mn and Mrs Charles il.
Clendaniel during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Warning
ton, Mr. and Mrs Marshall Rev
nolds, SRI and Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shan Reynolds, Jrs and daughter
Debbie, all Of Milton were recent
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nit
chell and children.
MF. and Mrs. Melvin g. Vincent
81 Drexel Hill, Pa, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell III Bennett and fam
lly and Mrs. Delema Mitchell IN
Milton on Saturday. They motorad /
% washington, D. @. on Sunday I
and visited friends.
MRS. Ann Davis and Mrs. Mildred I
Pierce Of BootnWyn, Pa. were lun- 4
eheon guests Of their sister. Mrs 1
Reese Stevenson and family on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lank and +
children Of Broadkill spent Sunday
evening with their parents, Mr.. and I
airs. Percy Stevenson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Derriokson.
lrs and son Tommy of Green Bay
wisconsin, were overnight guests
pl Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Davis. one
day last week.
russell Bennett and Eugene Par
kef Of Ellendale made a business
trip 70 Harrisburg, Pa, by airplane
one afternoon last week. ll
Mrs. Mary Ulery and Mrs. Mar
saret Bennett spent Friday after
noon tn Rehoboth and LeWes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Short were
overnight visitors with their son.
Horace p. Short and family in Wv
1ming on Friday.
Everyone was very glad when
hey were able to turn on their (
electric lights again after the wires
we're repaired from the storm.
The WSCS viii meet on Monday
evening, November i, in the social (
lall Of the church. Mrs. Elsie In
gram VIII be the hostess.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22
FrOm where | sit e. by Joe Marsh
SmitfY's
Nof-So-SiIent Partner

Dropped into Smitty's gas sta
tiOn last week and met his new
partner who turned out to be a
real talker.
"What'll it be?" asked Smitty.
BefOre'I had a chance to answer
heard a strange voice 'Fnl her
up! Fill her upw And there was
Smitty's partner one of those
parakeets perched next to the
gas pump.
Took me a MONTH" Smitty
said, "but finally taught him to
say those magic words. It's sure
paid off - he's had a good influ-
ence on my customers"
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22
SAFETYLIiER GIVES PATENTED PROTECTION
AGAINST Bl0WO1TS, REVOLUTIONARY
PROTECTION AGAINST SKINS

p. I. 1oodnch announces new Tubeless--the
B. F. Good7ich hSAFETYLINER-tha purs T1be-
less Tire safety in the regular tire-and tube brice
range!
Engineered exclusively for todays streamlined
new cars, this streamlined Tubeless Tire is fbs
choice OF many car makers for new 1855 cars.
lr has 20 inner h5e 10 biot0 osf Instead Il has
patented inner liner part Of the tire itself In case
OF bruise-break, cause Of most sudden bloWours
n rres with tubes, the SAFETYLINRR does ~
pipw OUT. You merely get gradual loss Of air--
asate s-s-slowout that gives you time to stop safelv
lzSo BeiieF Skid Reslslunes
: z, ,.l new tread design gives the B f. Goodrich
ohrEl LINER greater skid resistance than pre.
Wous new-car tires in locked-wheel stop6inp
tests on smooth, wet pavement. SAFETYIINERS
stopped in 17% less distance.
lt IS designed for modern highways. and the
he" powerful cars L practically eliminates squea
As LITTLE AS So DOWN PUTS a SUI 81 sAFr
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22
BURGLARY BROADCAST

DETROIT, Mich. - (P) - Fred
kingon, So, a hardware dealer has
his own burglar alarm SYSTEM
loud speaker hooked up from his
store to his home. And it works.
kingOn heard noises coming ov-
er the speaker and called police.
They investigated and found two
men chipping a hole through the
rear wall Of the store. Officers fir
ed i've shots at the pair, but only
captured one in a chase.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22
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INTERNATIONAL Tough-Job engineer
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Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22

on curves, rs almost silent Il rides smoother
9er the SAFETYLINER costs no more tban !
regular tire and tube
The Iubeless Tire was invented, patented and
Perteeted by B. +. Goodrich Over 100000 b
S5oodfieh tubeless Tires have been sold since the
nfst one was announced in 1047. They have been
proved BY over SO million miles ofuse Only 3. j.
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Tire know-how.
3. Z. Goodrich SAFRTYLINER Tubeless Tir.s
ft standard wheels.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22
ASOsrHssmsn

From where I sit, Smitty's bird
may be good for business - and
may get him a few laughs. But
when people act like parakeets,
they're not so funny. For in
stance, those who keep insisting
over and over again that their
neighbors shouldn't have a glass
of temperate beer with their sup
per now and then. They're simply,
repeating their own ideas, with
out any regard for the rights Of
others.
@s M~u<
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22

p q sATITIII-ls oNIoya eAa...Low w-ELr -.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22

'h' pl'u'nd State Telephone eompany A0