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Evening star., 1954-05-20
Furniture

4th Floor, Washington Only
1885 Hardwood Chest, ma
hog. finish, 4 drawers 1897
1855 Platform Rocker, red
nylon freize, with lock----3S.97
3-59.95 Drop leaf Extension
Tables, mahog. veneers, 2 ped
estals, / leaf, as is------29.97
1-14.95 Gossip Bench, mahog.
finish, red plastic seat
1-44.5O Platform Rocker, green
plastic cover, mahog. trim, 24.47
1-59.95 Lane Cedar Chest, ma
hog. veneers, floor sample, 37.OO
6-99c Utility Racks, 2-shelf
style. unpainted - 1900 soc
1-59.95 Dinette, 5-Piece. Set.
birch table top. lime. plastic
backs, seats, black legs 32.47
1-39 IS Bookcase, mahog. fin
ished hardwood, cut-out side
panels, 5 shelf spaces 24.47
1-24.95 Drum Table, solid
maple, Salem finish ~ 1888
6-8.95 TV Tables. mahog., fin
ished tops, wrought iron legs,
marred 4.44
1-79.95 Kneehole Desk, g.
drawer style, mahog. veneers,
bow front, drawers, floor SAM
pie ----4S.SS
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Upholstery,
Curtains

3rd Floor, Washington Only
IA Prs. 1888 Ruffled Orion Cur
tains, 80" long, eggshell 4.99
% Prs. 7.49 RuffIed Ninon Cur
tains, 81, 90" long. eggshell 4.99
IA Prs. 1893 Ruffled RayOn Mar
quisettes, 72, 90" long. white, 2.79
19 Prs. 1893 Tailored NinOns, as
sorted colors, 54, 63, 72, 90'
lengths --2.98
16 Prs. 4.9S Tailored Flocked
Marquisettes, assorted colors,
81, "a, 80" lengths s-----2.SS
85-2.9S, 1893 Pillow Shams, as
sorted colors, fabrics s----79c
25-49c Wooden Pot Holders, as
sorted decorative patterns - 29c
6 Prs. 5.29 Cameo Shirbacks,
rayon marquisette, SO" wide to
pair, 81" long -------S.4S
I Prs. 5.59 Cameo Shirbacks,
rayon marquisette, SO" wide to
pair, 63" long 3.4S
6 Prs. 5.79 Cameo Shirbacks,
rayon marquisette, 98" wide to
pair, 70" long 3.9S
1 Prs. 5.89 Cameo Shirbacks,
rayon marquisette, SO" wide to
pair, 81" long 4.49
Is Prs. 1893 Plastic Draperies,
assorted patterns. 80" long $50
1888 Roll-a-Way Bed Covers.
assorted patterns ns---------5.S9
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Mattresses.
Springs

Lo,Der LeUel-Arltnqton Only
1-37.50 Foster Mattress. pre-
built borders, woven ticking.
disc. style. twin size, as is, 24.88
1-52.5O Serta Smooth Top"
Mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
ders, damask ticking, double
size, soiled - 34.88
1-46.5O Englander "OrthO-Bilt"
Mattress. firm, sag-resistant
borders, twin size, as is 29.99
1-52.5O Simmons Smooth Top"
Mattress, stitched borders, heavy
woven ticking, disc. style, twin
size ---- --. 32.99
1900 Serta Posture Ease"
Mattress, Box Spring Set,
stitched prebuilt borders, extra
firm, twin size, fl. sample, 5000
1-29.5O Innerspring Mattress,
rolled edges, stripe ticking, z
size, soiled 1888
1-29.50 Box Spring. sturdy con-
! StIuCIIoll, SIIlpe IIcklIlS, "A SIZE,
1888
1-44.95 Innerspring Hollywood
Bed Outfit, rolled edges, stripe
ticking, 30" wide, as is 300
1-229.00 Famous Make Sleep
Sofa, armless. full size inner
spring mattress, grey plaid up
holstery, floor sample 1900
1000 Panel Bed. mahog, ve-
neered. sea-mist finish, twin
size. Scared --..--------1 1899
1-95.00 Chest. 5 drawers,
beached mahog. veneered, floor
sample, SCARED 49.75
$3.50 Chest on Chest, cherry
cordovan mahogany veneered,
no drawer pulls, as is - 44.99
Evening star., 1954-05-20
3rd Floor
Washington Only

1-46.5O Englander "Ortho- Bit"
Mattress, extra firm, sag-reSist-
ant borders, heavy ticking, dou-
BILE size, soiled- 29.99
1-59.5O SylcOn "Firmrite" In
nerspring Mattress, stitched pre-
built borders, damaSk ticking,
double size, soiled 1888
1-37.5O Layer Felt Mattress,
rolled edges, stripe ticking, dou-
BILE size, soiled 29.99
1850 Simmons "Nylon Top
Mattress, prebuilt borders, heavy
ticking, double size width, 80"
king size length h----- 24.75
also "Kannsleep" Box Spring
sturdy coil construction, heavy
ticking. double size. soiled. 31.99
1-29.50 Box Spring. sturdy con-
struction, stripe ticking, double
size, soiled ... 1888
1-49.50 Simmons Box Spring,
heavy woven ticking, hardwood
base frame, double size, small
tear 29.99
2-29.50 Innerspring Mattresses,
rolled edges, stripe ticking, dou-
BILE. size, soiled 14.75
2-37.50 Foster Mattresses, pre-
built borders, woven ticking,
disc. style, twin size 22.99
1850 Box Spring, stripe tick
ing, twin size, soiled -- 1888
also Serta Box Spring, heavy
woven ticking, disc. style, twin
oAAC Sf.0O
1-69.5O Chest, 5 drawers, dove
tailed construction. mahog. ve-
neered, ivory mahog. finish,
floor sample ---- 1888
17-4.95 Bed Pillows, 50es goose,
50cs turkey feather filling, floral
ticking, 21x27" finished size, S.49
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Auto Seat COrerS
9TH Floor, Washington:

9TH Floor, Washington:
LotUer Lepel. Arlington
1875 Plastic Fiber, fully piped,
7.77
21.95 Plastic Sealed, satin trim,
S.44
S2.95 Lumite Saran. tufted pam
els, satin trim, for '39 to '54
models ---------.- 1888
39.95 De Luxe Lumite, satin
trim, fully piped ---------16.88
Evening star., 1954-05-20
:S|z!!3 FRIDAY WASHINGTON! :! a.!53;l e.Ee,
ChiIdre,,'s Shoes

9TH Floor, Washington Only
33 Prs. Infants 2.75 and 3.75
High Shoes, leather soles, brok-
en- sizes ! to 6 - LOO
% Prs. Boys SOS and 7.95
Brown School and Dress Ok
fords, broken sizes 21a to 6, 4.99
10 Prs. S.95 Cowboy Boots with
heels, black or brown, broken
sizes 81a to 3---------------4.99
Evening star., 1954-05-20
COrSetS

End Floor, Washington Only
25-5.95 All-Way Stretch Cir
dies and Panty Girdles, discon-
tinued styles, X-Small, Large,
X-I,arpe 2.99
1880 to 1000 Discontinued
Style COrsettes, small sizes, 2.99
5000 to $50 Famous Make
Bras, white cotton and nylon,
1.S9
1OO-5.OO Famous Make Nylon
Net Pull-On Panty Girdles and
Girdles, discontinued styles,
white, S-M-L ---------1.SS
1855 Famous Make BOned
Girdles, broken sizes es------4.9S
25-1O.OO Nylon Girdles, talon
closing, pink and white; broken
sizes o.VV
Evening star., 1954-05-20
NRCkapeNf.

Street Floor, WASH. ana All.
31O-5.9s to 1893 Perfs., Imperfs.
Dressy and Tailored Blouses.
nylon, silk, orion, washable.
rayon crepe. some one-of-a-
kind, 80 to A 3.A
39O-2.99 and 3.99 BlOuses, ray
ons, cottons, nylons, some one
of-a-kind, 80 to 80 1.69
10O-2.99 Cotton Shrugs, white
and colors, S-M-L 1.49
Street Floor, Washington Only
1856 Misses 1.59 and 1.99
Blouses, cotton and rayon,
broken sizes --- SIC
1OO-1.OO to 2.99 Neckwear.
Peter Pan styles ---2 for 81
$3.50 and 100 Neckwear.
Peter Pan styles --S for LOO
1873 Cape Stoles, rayon
lined poodle cloths, assorted
COlOTS ----------
Evening star., 1954-05-20
GLOa1e6

Street Floor, Washington Only
SO Prs. ZOO Hand Sewn Cotton
Gloves, black, white, broken
Sizes --- 1.OS
275 Prs. 1.25 and 1.5O RayOn
Gloves, white, mauve, gold,
broken sizes 88c
80 Prs. 800 and $50 NylOn and
Cotton Gloves, white, beige, grey
broken sizes 1.88
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Notions

Street Floor, Washington Only
25-1.OO Brassieres, broken sizes,
75-1.19 Fucker Bedtimers, as
sorted sizes, colors -- = 29c
3-1.0O Crumb and Cutting
Board Combination, hardwoods,
damaged y --.--.----2 25c
2-1.00 Shopping Bags - 19c
3-1.99 Folding Slated Stools,
for yards, ETC., slight damage,
29c
7O-1.OO Rubber Gloves, broken
SIZES 40C
75-2.95-3.95 Garment Bags,
broken sizes, slightly soiled, Soc
rs Prs. 1853 Noes, broken sizes
and colorS --------- 69c
75-1.99 Set Of Two Hat Boxes,
SOC
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Linens. DO1lleSticS

Street Floor, Washington Only
10O-4.95 Imported Linen-Cot-
ton Lunch Sets, 52x52" cloth, 4
napkins, bold plaids 2.l9
10-Secs. 11.95 Fine Irish Linen
Damask Cloths. 70x88" size, 6.99
1O-Secs. 14.95 Fine Irish Linen
Damask Cloths, 66x84" size, 8.99
4-22.95 Quaker Lace Cloths,
disc. Countess Range pattern,
72x108" - 12.95
2-19.95 Quaker Lace Cloths,
disc. Countess Range pattern,
72x9O" S.95
200 Secs. $40 Pequot COlored
PercaIe Sheets, 72x108", pink.
lilac, green yellow -.-----. 2.49
$50 Secs. 3.S9 PequOt COl0red
PercaIe Sheets 81x10e", pink, Or
child, yellow, green - 2.S9
/ Lot 69c-5.95 Sheets, Cases,
Pillow Ticks. Jacquard Spreads,
etc. Firsts and seconds, S9c-3.95
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Infants

9TH Floor, Washington:
Boys 39c Stripe Socks, Z to 8ls,
Csc
3Sc Ankle Socks, pastel and
white, 4 to 61z
3.99 Crib Blankets, Estron ace
tate blended with cotton, pas
tells, rayon satin binding 2.S9
1.69 to 1.99 Handmade Morning
Gowns, button 'front.'
1.49 to 1.69 Handmade Diaper
Shirts, white and pastels LOO
$50 Receiving Blankets, 26x34",
sac
sec Cotton Knit Training Pants,
triple crotch, size 2-.--25c
1.49 Plisse Slips, lace and ribbon
trim, size 4---- Soc
100 Denim Boxer Blue Jeans,
plaid trim, 3 to8 SOC
100 Plaid Sport Shirts, short
sleeves, 3 to 8 --5Oc
Evening star., 1954-05-20
NegIigeeS

End Floor, Washington Only
5O-5.95 Cotton Plisse Coach.
man HousecOats, broken sizes.
3.99
1O-1O.95 Quilted RayOn Dust
ers and Brunch Coats, broken
sizes - 1890
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Art Goods

4th Floor, Washington Only
15-1.69 Howdy Doody Slipper
Kits - --------7 7Sc
12-85c Mitten Kits, for kiddies,
39c
lO-1.75-1.98 Stamped Toy Kits,
79c
$50 Knitting Stands ! 1888
1-5.98 Hassock, damaged -2.9S
Evening star., 1954-05-20
SiIUes'eUNre

Street Floor, Washington Only
5 Prs. 1900 Sterling Candle
sticks, dented 1902
$3.50 Large Silverplated Serv-
ing Trays, scratched $780,
&9.98 Silverplated Vegetable
Dishes, scratched 4.99"
$3.50 Oyster Forks, Narcissus
pattern, scratched ----. -.29c
5000 SilverpIated s Serving
Pieces, scratched 29c
100-1.9S Silverplated Tea In
fusers, scratched ------SScs
"plus Fed. tax
Evening star., 1954-05-20
SpOrtStUeM1'
End Floor, Washington;
Street Floor. Arlin1t0n

s.98 and 1898 Famous Make
Opaque NylOn Tricot BlOuses,
5.88
2.99 to 5.99 Assorted Sports
wear, blouses, skirts, sweaters.
slackS, broken sizes 100
3.99 to 4.99 Cotton Skirts, as
sorted prints and solids, broken
sizes -.-.- 2.49
3.99 to 5.98 Bl0uses, nylon and
cotton, white and colors 3.29
S.95 to 1895 Dresses, cottons,
solids and novelties, broken
sizes 500
5.98 Wool Skirts, wonderful
value, broken sizes 1.99
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Hosiery

Street Floor, Washington Only
152 Prs. Gas is" Sheer NyIons,
broken sizes and colors,
2 prs. 100
Misses 39c to Csc Anklets,
broken sizes and colors,
4 prs. 100
Imperfs. of 1.35 Sheer Nylons,
2 prs. 100
80 Prs. 1875 McCrary 51-gauge
Business Sheer NylOns, discon-
tinued colors ----------- SOC
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Teens Wear
4th Floor, Washington:
Ca,rJ E1nnsr A%1i41 rfnT

4th Floor, Washington:
End Floor, Arlington
1888 Denim Skirts 100
20-3.99 and 4.99 Nylon sand
Wool Slip0n Sweaters s---2.OO
2O-2.99 and 3.99 Cotton BlOuses
and Sport Shirts 1.6S
25-2.99 Cotton Flannel Lined
+7.99 Stacks, solids, checks,
ZOO
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Knit indies

Street Floor, Washington Only
127-69c Rayon Panties. broken
assortment -.-2 2 for 100
8-1.65 NylOn TricOt Briefs,
black .--.--. 19c
10 Imperfs. of ZOO Rayon Tri-
cot Slips, broken sizes SOC
27-2.99 Acetate TricOt Shorty
Gowns 1.99
14-1.99 Ray0n Gowns 79c
21-2.99 Nylon Tricot Sims,
broken sizes LIS
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Budget Dresses

2nd Floor, WASH. and Arl.
25 Misses 1898 One and Two
Pc. Dresses 6.99
20 Misses and Half Size 1898
Costume Dresses 900
35 Misses 5.95 Cotton Shirt
Tail Dresses 100
15-17.9S Famous Make Half
Size Dresses IL 90
Evening star., 1954-05-20
DAYTIME Dresses

End Floor, Wash. and Arl.
10O-3.99 was h BILE Cotton
Dresses, 10 to 20 . 1.59
$3.50 Washable Rayon Polka
Dot Dresses 1888
25-4.95 to S.95 Rayon Dresses,
100
5O-1.S9 Novelty Utility Aprons.
100
25-.95 to 5.95 Uniforms, 2.8S
Evening star., 1954-05-20
.JeareLf.Q

Street Floor. Washington Only
800 to 7.50 Rhinestone Bar
75-2.OO to 800 Jewelry-- 1.OO*
1O-1.O0 Standard Size Stone
Set Lipstick Holders Soc
S-1.OO Fitted Kits, as is---5OcS
5O-1.OO Costume Jewelry,
2 for LOO
500 Stone Set Novelty Bracelet,
zoo"
$500 to 7.5o Compacts, as is,
n Price
-7.0O Rhinesone Necklace and
Earring Sets 800"
500 Rhinestone and Gold Color
Metal Pin zoo"
800 Aqua Stone Set Neck
Iaces 1863"
"plus 1919 tax
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Girls WeNf.
9TH Floor, Washington ;

4th Floor, washington,
2nd Floor, Arlington
20-2.S9 Cotton Slips 1.99
$3.50 and 5.99 Nylon or Wool
Cardigans ------ 2.99
25-16.95 and 1895 Wool Coats
and TOppers s------- 14.OO
$3.50 Cotton Knit Gowns,
blue. only ---9 99c
40-1.99 Cotton Knit Shrugs,
100
3O-2.29 Cotton Twill or Denim
Pedal Pushers 1853
100-45o to 69c Anklets, dark
and light colors 3 for 100
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Lingerie

End Floor, Washington Only
$3.50 Nylon Bedjsckets. lace
trim, broken sizes -- 2.9S
Is Misses 3.99 RayOn Satin
Gowns, lace trim, broken sizes,
2.69
Is Misses SOS Yolande Nylon
Tricot Slips, pink and blue,
broken sizes --.--- 3.9S
2-14.95 Nylon Trcot Slips.
white, size 40 - 500
1-19.95 Nylon Tricot Gown,
white, size SO 500
1O-7.95 Nylon Tricot Shorty
Gowns -.--- 5.9S
25-5.95 NyIon Pajamas, broken
sizes - S.SS
3-lO.95 Iridescent NylOn
Gowns -o.VV
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Junior Wear

End Floor, Wash. and Arl.
1856 to 14.95 Rayon Dresses,
sizes 8 and II only 800
1855 Cotton Shirtail Dresses,
500
1O-12.95 Two-pc. Spun Rayon
Dresses 800
e22.95 Rayon Print Dresses,
100
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Lamps
3rd Floor, Washington ;

LUU6T A6UCE, ATEETIyIOE
1898 Imported Crystal Chande-
liers, 5-lite, chrome accessories.
5 crystal chains --- 1898
4.9S Chromspun Shades, her
ring-bone trim, washable, IL"
to 10" sizes for floor and table
lamps, 4 colors -------2.S9
1888 Crystal Hurricane Lamps,
imported prisms. etched globes.
1s" tall 4.98
1888 pr. Cube Ceramic Vanity
Lamps. Square fibreglass shades
3.99 pr.
Evening star., 1954-05-20
LenthergOOdS

LeafhergOOds
Street Floor. Washington Only
2 Imported Natural Color
Leather Bags with b q m b 90
handles es--------6.S5'
12.95 Brown Calfskin Shoulder
Rag -.7.S 1883
1925 Brown Calfskin Bag, 6.95"
+12.95 Leather Bags 7.S5"
50 W0men's 200 and 800 Belts.
100
Is Women's 800 Clutch Bags,
200"
50 Mems, WOmen's 500 Leather
BillfOlds ESQ"
60 WOmen's 100 Belts,
2 for LOO
"Plus 109c tax.
Evening star., 1954-05-20
No MAIL. a:l:l< <I3 :l; :,:6:| ORDERS
Misses 22.95 and $500
BETTER
DRESSES
1900

Smart rayon cross-weave
sheers, rayon faille red
ingote ensembles and
stripe rayon faille suits
and one piece coat dresses
In assorted colors.
Broken sizes, 10 to 10.
Second Floor, WGshing-
ton and Arlington
Evening star., 1954-05-20

Mems Furnishings
Street Floor, Washington and Arlington
SpeeioI Purchase! 395 and 4e5
FAMOUS MAKE SHORTY PAJAMAs
Short sleeve knee length cotton pajamas cooler
summer sleeping Beautiful, soft fabrics in variety 90
Of colors and patterns A, B, c. D. -O
1.99 crinkIs Crepe Sport Shirts
Solid cOlOrs IN washable cnkle crepe sleeve 4kA
4poat shirts Needs no ironing Sizes 8, M, l. Toy
Mems 7oe and S5e Cotton Shorts
Boxer style gripper fastener front white fancy EAe
IN group broken Sizes 94S
4.95 to 6.95 Fomous Name Joekets
Unlined handsomely checked patterns by a AA
famous maker Broken Sizes reduced for clearance As22
Mems Furnishings, Street Floor, Washington
3.e5 Dress Shirt Clearance
Limited quanty Mussed and soled white and coored 90
dress shirts, reduced for quick clearance e-- Loo
Irreg. 1.65 to 1.95 Basque Shirts
Slight irregularities will not impair q ~
detected Various fancy patterns, sizes uou2
55e and 65e Top QuoIty Hose
Cotons, rayons rayon mixtures Clocks a.
panels checks and novelty effects Sizes ~
1855 and Sport Shirts long sleeves ves / 90
1-1s.5O DacrOn Sport Shirt, long 4ss
6-SS5 Knit Shirts cotton long sleeves
1855 Denim Shirts lSS
13-Sport Shirts short sleeves, $50
-2S5 Knee Length Pajama short
S-3S5 Polo Shirts terry trim 199
$3.50 ana 4S0 Play shors
|IregS Ss5 Terry Shorts
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Stationery

Street Floor, Washington Only
CSC Pkg. Open Stock Rag Con-
tent Papers, disc. colors 4Sc
s5c Pkg. Open Stock Rag Con-
tent Papers, disc. colors - 43c
35c Pkg. Open Stock Rag Con-
tent Envelopes, disc. colors,
2 for 35c
45c Pkg. Open Stock Rag Con-
tent Envelopes, disc. colors,
2 for 45c
SOC Pkg. Open Stock Rag Con-
tent Envelopes, disc. colors,
2 for SOC
412.75 Pen and Pencil Sets,
disc. models ----5.OO
1-S.75 Pen and Pencil Set, disc.
model -----5.OO 500
511.5O Stratoflame Chrome
Cigarette Lighters, each with 2
refill cartridges --------375
Evening star., 1954-05-20

3rd Floor. Washington Only
LESS Chafing Dishes, as Is.
1888
e1.OO Novelty Letter Holders,
25c
72-15c China Tea Saucers,
odds and ends -------5 Sc
s-3.98 Pottery Bon Bon Dishes.
clover shape 1.9S
3+2.98 Novelty Wall Pockets,
1.25
3-3.98 ColOred Glass Salad
Sets, II pieces ------------ 2.4S
.3-5.95 Luncheon Sets, 20-pc.
service for 4 ------3 1888
25-1.98 China Salad Plates,
100
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Boys Wear

Boys Wear
End Floor Washington Street Floor, Arlington
Special Purchase! 2.99 & 3.99
BOYS UNLINED JACKETS
Popins satin-back twils, nylon rayon gabardine
In the group! Water repellent with adjustable
front Upper, easticzed Sides two slash pockets
Us Boys 1.3e WASH SHORTS
Cords twil denms all sanforized T residual WAe
aSe for instability Sizes 8 and 9 only ------------
T.. BOYS WEAR, 2nd Floor, Washington
&-lOsS Leisure COatA sizes 1s and 1s--------- sss
BlSSS and 65 Summer Sacks 26 the eroup
------- - z59
@-&SO Denim Dungarees, sizes and nd6----------12s 12s
H-4s5 to 5.S5 Summer Stacks broken sizes- 259
$3.50 Corduroy suspender Longes, Soc
24-7SS Pinwae Corduroy SlackS broken
32-1S5 Swim or Play Trunks, broken izes----. 3sc
S-1SSS Jr Boys Long Pants Suits, e6------- 5ss
12-2SSS Jr Boys Ten Way Suits, pcs 6-1l14SS
-l5s5 to 1898 Jr Boys Spring TOpcoats broken
2-14S5 Youths Year Round Suits, sizes 15-ls1Se 1898
1S-Jr Boys 12SS and 14sS Sport Coats
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-24
BRIDGEVILE
BY Mrs.
Keller HOCh
Phone
Bridgeville 5282

A3/c Paul Joseph, who has been
stationed at the Sampson Air Base
in New York is spending a fur
Tough with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul JOS
eph. He will go to Minneapolis,
Mimi, on January 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Campbell
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Moslam in Merton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcpherson
and son, Harry, Jr., were the week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Dawson.
Mr. and Mrs, Virgil Cannon en-
tertained the members of their re-
spective families at a turkey din
ner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Farley are
being congratulated upon the birth
Of a son in the NanticOke Hospital
at SeafOrd on December IL.
A1/c Edmund RuOs, who has
been stationed in OthellO, Wash,
arrived home the first of the week
to spend the Christmas holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Georgue Ruos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Snyder and
children left on Wednesday to visit
relatives in Rochester, N Y.
Mrs. T. S. Smith left on Tuesday
to spend the Christmas holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Walton in
Haddonfield, N. J.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-24
Most In skeleton Form

Most Of the proposed measures
are still in skeleton form but the
Highway Commission authorized
Colonel SheW to have them drafted
and presented in the General AS
sembly upon his recommendation
that they would help law enforce
ment in the state.
Regarding night radar, Colonel
Shew said that it would be opera
ted almost the same as daytime
radar and would be an important
factor in fighting night speeding.
While he has the authority to
undertake night radar on his own,
Colonel Shew said he wanted first
to inform the Highway Commits
siOners of the plan, get their con-
sent and to assure them that all
troopers engaged in night radaT
will be uniformed and all cars
used will be marked.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-24
ELLENDALE
By Mrs. Hazel d. EIIlngsWOrth
Phone Milford $3.50

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR" to the Ellen
dale community
Miss Fredetta Ireland, who is at
tending college at West Chester,
Pa, is spending the holidays with
her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hearn, Mrs.
John B. Derricksou and Mrs. Hazel
d. EllingsWOrth were shoppers in
Dover last week.
Mrs Harry Lare has been receiv-
ing treatment at the Milford Memo
rial Hospital, Milford, Delaware,
but has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Elzy and son Of
Milford were callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones Ellingsworth during the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs David EllingsWorth
motored to Wilmington, Del, and
enjoyed shopping on Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Evans were
shoppers in Wilmington, Delaware
on Saturday.
Miss Joan Ennis and Miss Margie
Clark mOtored to Dover on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Grace Chambers Of Char
lOttesville, n c., is visiting rela-
tives for a few weeks.
Mrs. Della w. Baker has returned
home from the Milford Memorial
Hospital and is improving.
Mrs. Maggie Williams, who has
been a patient in the Memorial
Hospital. Wilmington, Del. returned
home on Thursday.
Mrs. Rodney Wilson, ST., is re-
ceiving treatment at the Milford
Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones EllingsWOrth
motOred to Wilmington, on Monday.
Miss Mia Macklin spent the week
end at her home here.
Mrs. Sara McIlvain has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Elmer Morris and
family at Houston, Delaware.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webb en-
tertained guests during the week
end
MIS- wary " NGUu WAS q CelAl6l
in town last week
Mr and Mrs. Elton Lynch Of Lin
coin were callers Of Mr. and Mrs
John B. Derrickson on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. w. EllingsWorth
were Sunday callers Of Mr.. and
Mrs Calvin A. Evans Of LeWes, and
also callers in RehobOth
Mr. and Mrs. James McIlvain and
family Of Milford were recent
callers Of Mrs. Sara McIlvain.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Long and
daughters, Barbara and Nancy, were
callers in Georgetown. t--4 week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams and
son, Denny, were callers in Mil.
ford, Delaware, during the week.
end.
Mr. Robert Davies Of Wayne, Pa.
Is spending the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. J. M Davies.
Mr. and Mrs. +. TimmOns anC
family Of Milford were guests oi
Mrs. Grace Nefbert and family last
week.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-24
Colleges AdUised Generally
Or NeIv Enrolment Policy

In the face Of the nations in
creasing need for scientists. teach
ers and Well-educated citizens gem
orally colleges must not limit
themselves to an enrolment pol
icy Of exclusiveness DR.. John Al.
Perkins. president Of the Univer-
sity Of Delaware. states in his an
nual report just released to the in
stitutiOn's trustees.
To side-step the problem Of cam
pus overcrOWding by stinening en-
trance requirements and thereby
admitting only an elite minority
would be TO "rebuke our tradition, .
Dr. Perkins writes.
in the first place, he maintains,
It is not always clear whether the
advocates Of exclusiYeness would
limit higher education TO those
with exceptional ability or to those
with wealth and influence"
Admittedly. an exclusive policy
would be cheaper than erecting
more buildings and hiring more
teachers to educate all the young
people who by reasons Of ability
deserve a higher education" But
such an approach "negates our
ideals. especially those Of land
grant state university"
When the issue is considered in
the light Of our national need for
trained persOnnel-and it is the
highly trained college graduates
who increase our national prOduc-
tiVity, strengthen our defenses and
perpetuate Our ideas-We can Ill
AFFORD to hold out Of colleges those
who can benefit themselves and the
nation by what higher education
has to Oner."
Pointing to a survey by the Am