davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-07-31

i VI. old. perfect cond., best quail
itv. Complete hv.. rm,, bedrm..
chrome dinette. solid maheg; lamp amp
Beautyrest box spr and matt. TX
Is wool carpet TV set. also 1851
Chevy. II a.m.-l0 pm. Sat. and
sun. y Kennedy st. n,w.' Apt. 3o3.
like new: matching American
Oriental rugs, 6 prs. winter drapes,
prs. curtains. AID. 2-5403. 81
FURN.-TV. 21" RCA: blond bedrm
set with foam rubber mattress; di-
nette set with wrought iron trim;
crib and other children's furn.i
new. reas. 10. 4-70S9. II
FURN.-Liv. rm., din. rm.. bedrm.
turn; for sale. NO. 1880. -
suite. misc. furn;; items, excel cond..
reas. 10. 4-0533. =
FURN.-Gateleg table. buffet daven-
port, chairs. desk. bureau, gas stove,
misc. items. NO. 7-9105, 1S0s
FURN.Ei dble. bed. Beauty 'est.
spring and mattress: 2 walnut end
, tables, . lamps. Best offer. Good
FURN.-Daveno.. chairs, lamps. ta-
t4ievele elSs .sfses fesee eRds No Ss dssk rocssr
s25; matching coffee table with glass
top Top. corneT So S,cn 9bi9ns as.xs all SS WIEh
Singer treadle sewing, machine: Ss;
lge. storage trunk, -. LO. 4-17lS,
week end and all week.
FURN.-Din. rm. suite, chairs. buff
fet, 2 rugs, $50. WE; 5-655O. Il
FURN.-3-pc.. green bamboo porch
window screens, shutters. ThayeI
stroller, 3-way floor, lamp, metal
cabinets. outdoor grill. JU. 5-03ss.
EURN.-Entire contents 2-bedrm
apt, furniture and rugs, Pair
Oriental rugs. S25; marble-top chest;
lamps; mirrors; reas. JE. 3-0253
FURN.-Mod. Davenport, Q large
chairs and hassock: misc. articles,
Ho; 2-o5o0: Ext. al8 SlS. ..,oa i J.,
set. Or. maple twin beds with mattr :.
piano, mahog. tier tables. 9xl2 Az
minister rug, 10X11 bl. vel. broad
loom. 10 yds. Olson wine str. run
ner; mirror, g. diam; sn. and blk
eond. cor iamGs, also Oenfs sendiS Washer washer. West
refgr.. Frig. DIP. frz., Frig. refgr.. gas
stove: garden tools and miscel
FURN.-Complete bedroom suite, wal
nut nut; bra1d-neS; am 1Sss5 never been used
FURN.--Maple dinette set foblong
table with glass top. 4 chairs), S25.
Maple davenport and chair, over
stuffed chair, grass rug. Reas. 1O1
Grant ave-, Takoma Park. Md. JU.
GALVANIZED PIPE, 4a0 feet. inch,
new. l9c #. Also LOO feet type L
soft copper tube. y inch; 23c IT.
Hemlock 4-4066 after 8 pm. 81
oven. excellent condition. Phone
JE. 2-615S or Ii. 6-56S6. L.
GAS RANGES, new. used installa
ton; PEERLESS Sales SAFES CO. 22a'
GAS RANGES. new. used. repairs;
oil. coal wood ranges. ACME
STOVE. 101l 18th NV MA S-S952,
GAS RANGE, COMMERCIAL,
BURNERS, 24x30 OVEN. Al
COND., Ss5. 10. s-5113.. i
Evening star., 1954-07-31

All furniture in frst-class condition.
We buy. sell and trade. Free ap-
praisal.
The Furniture Trading Mart
R15 King ST Alexandria, Va
King S-o30u Il
Evening star., 1954-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SCHOOL DESKS - Ideal for play
room, h-h.p. motors. 81. ia.
2-5432. -1
SEWING MACHINEs--New automa-
tic never used. l console. I portable.
Must sell either one. Sacr. Q $245
console for SS5 or the $500 port
able for. S65 Fri. after 8 pm. and
Sat. and Sun. all day. HE. 4-S736.
nF n qEEe 1 N
Evening star., 1954-07-31

SHOPSMITH, new cond., extra ac-
cessories. Cost, S305; sell. $225
cash. EN-. 1885. II
SINK tused), and formica top with
faucets. strainer and cast iron
double bowls. S-ft cabinet. peri.
cond, newly painted. JU. S-2523.
SOFA, and chair. incl. slip covers,
reas. price. 219 Upshur st. NV.
Ia. 9-2606. II
SOFA, Swedish modern. foam rubber,
slip cover, $150. Matching chairs,
S25 ca: tables. Q Chinese lamps,
$50. 10. 2-5415. IL
Evening star., 1954-07-31
CONNECTICUT AVE.

Spacious l and Q bedrms., liv. rm., /:
utils.; switchboard and elev.: handy
dining foyer. kit. and bath; all shop
ping centers; children accepted.
HO 2-6574
Evening star., 1954-07-31
WEADON ARMS

ficiency studio-type apt, newly dec
Grated. Ideal for young couple or =
ladies. Also 2 singles available,
S40-S50 mo. each person. HO.
Evening star., 1954-07-31

PEACHES - Entire crop of APPROX.
l,4OO trees. Warrenton, Va. Grad
ing equip. and storage available
Make offer. JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4R64
GLADSTONE PATiOs, walks. retain-
ing walls cement and stonework
waterproofing. pipe drainage. srad,
ing seeding r MARCUCCIo Po
LANDSCAPINo AND TREE SERVICE
-Topsoil. manure. trees, shrub
berry, a2aleas FOUSE g. Bid. JE
4-O646. JE 2-2a43 IE 3-nS7S
SODOiNG AND GRADING; bluegrass
Ice and SIN, Jobs, Also we deliver
s%fkNEEs soH; yos lay it. 20. 2-4Sss
BULLDOZEKs for sradins. excavat-
ing, land clearing Free estimates
Call UN 4-S533: night. AP 7-059S
TREE REMOVAL, trimming, topping
and land cleared. Fully insured
GARDEN TRACTOR, 4.2-hp. Mont;
gomery Ward with rototiller; used
short time. Cost $3.50. sell SEQ
Also fertilizer spreader. LO. b-26o5
FERTILIZER sPREADER, tras. type
spreads l6 It. wide. Cost $50. sell
$50. Excel cond. LO. 5-2655. II
PEACHES. Hale Haven: pick them
yourself. cheap. 2 bushels, S5. Fol
directions, call PO. 2-311S. i
Evening star., 1954-07-31

HAMPTON COURTS APIS.
201S NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
BACHELOR APT.
RIM, Refgr. Bath. utils Incl
co A-5S3S NO. T-l9gR
Evening star., 1954-07-31
THE BROADMOOR
One of Wash.'S finest Bldgs
aeo1 CONN AVE NV

APT. 31s now available.
This is one of the choice apart
ments overlooking Rock Creek
Park. Contains large living
room, bedroom, sun pooh.
foyer, kitchen and dinette,
all attractively furnished.
The Broadmoor features ex-
cellent restaurant, maid Serv-
ice and garage. Excellent
shopping and transportation AZ
your door. Sl60 mo.
Evening star., 1954-07-31
INQUIRE TODAY
EDMUND J. FLYNN co,
Washington Bldg. MA. S-9565

PARK RID. Mr.. 18th NV.
Large, well-furn. apt, 8 bedrms., liy.
rm., kit, pvt. bath. $3.50, incl.
utils. EN- o-35T4, --6
Evening star., 1954-07-31

EFFIC. APT, S75; l bedrm.. SIS.
Agt., lS44 Columbia rd. NV. AD.
4-2O59. LU. 2-gll7 II
Evening star., 1954-07-31
POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGG!

N. H. RED baby chicks, $40 per 100.
10 days old, S12. White Rock, all
pullets. S14 rer 100; Bekin duck
iings. , wks. old, 81 per dozen: O..
G. MAXWELL, Y. s. Rte. 90, Lam
FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES. naby
chicks and poults JAMES FEED
STORE. 619 & St NV. ME S-OOS9
Evening star., 1954-07-31
AUTOMATIC WASHER
. CAT.E

washers
AUTOMATIC WASHER
= SALE
Don't work your wife to death with
that scrub board. Our loss is your
gain. We are overStocked on GE.
Frigidaire. Maytag. Westinghouse,
whirlpool Bendix washers
AL New Washers Fully Guaranteed
No Charge for Delivery.
STANDARD
TIRE & BATTERY co.
10th AND q SITS NE
Open Ewes. TIL 3 Ii. 3-DOS2
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore, auto.
suds saver. bolt down, good cond.,
S15. OIL. 6-1172.. II
WASHING MACHINE. Speed Queen.
with wringer: excellent mech. cond. !;
W2sHiNG si HA MAC MACHINE. fSh, 0r auto sves Hot
point, 1854. only 3 mos. old: sacri-
flee, $50. EN-. 3-955I. IL
WASHING MACHINE. GE. fully auto.
water saver, mos. old. Ii. 3-3S0O.
WATER COOLER. "oasis." in excel.
cond.; 30-day guar: $50: private
party. 8O0S Wis. ave. -31
RARE OLD VIOLIN made in Bavaria,
Germany year 1900; case and bow;
I piece back Of bird's-e maple with
vartan spruce. AID. 4-4909. II
Evening star., 1954-07-31
FURNITURE

Going overseas. must sacrifice furn..
/ VI. old, perfect cond., best quail
itv. Complete liv.. rm,, bedrm..
tables, Regency green sofa, Simmons
Beautyrest box spr and matt. 12x
Is wool carpet TV set. also 1851
Chevy. IL a.m.-10 pm. Sat. and
SUM- Il Kennedy st. NV, Apt. 3G3.
ia 9-I395 Il
Evening star., 1954-07-31

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
FANS of all types for every applica.
ton. Seasonal or occasional rates
Call MA. S-4259. THE GRIGSBY CO
Evening star., 1954-07-31

FREE RENT
Georgetown: 5 bedrms., tcan sub-let
for extra incomeI, huge liv. rm.
with firepl, din. rm. with firepl., ,
baths, equip. kit, lge, yard. Buy
lovely furn., reas., terms. Sl55 mo.
incl. heat. Lease avail. RE. T-2491
or Ia 9-ST36 II
Evening star., 1954-07-31

I475 PARK RID. NV.
Clean, cool. sgle., dble. rms: excel
transp. After 6, Sat. Sun, NO
G-R16n
Evening star., 1954-07-31
FARM AND GARDEN

DACHSHUNDS I
~ wks. old. OIL. 2-4939.
Evening star., 1954-07-31

1903 GEORGIA AVE.
Newly redecorated apt: conv. transp.
TO all parts Of the city. Separate
entrance II
Evening star., 1954-07-31

DOWNTOWN AT STATLER
1112 10th ST. NV.
Nicely furnished efficiency In large
apt. BLDG, with switchboard and
elevator service. See res. mgr. MA.
S-6933.
j. A. McKEEvER CO., INC.
l7sa K st, NV. ST. s-ssoo
Evening star., 1954-07-31

3626 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Nicely furnished l bedroom, living
room. dinette.. kitchen and bath;
porch; available August 10; S75 q
month, including utilities,
FRED A. SMITH co.
11l3 18th ST. NV. Elk. 3-24S9
Evening star., 1954-07-31

DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY
1890 P st. n.w.-Apt. 8. Spacious
2-bedrm. apt. with entrance hall,
tiled bath. kitchen with breakfast
area and liv. rm. with fireplace.
nished; suitable for adults; SIPS
MT. PLEASANT
1866 Lamont st. n.w.--2-rm.. kit,
bath apt, completely furnished,
5000. incl. utilities,
Phone Mr.. Yount with FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS EN- A-22TQ Al
Evening star., 1954-07-31

use OF Kitchen ana Nv. no. %-SH3o
a
1881 PARK RID. N.W.--Large front
private residence: gentleman. a
CATHEDRAL AVE, Mr.. CONN.-Lge
rm. and compl. kit; empl. lady; also
sgle. rm. AID. 4-4531. a
NV. 14th ST.-2 lge. furn. bedrms
in apt. bldg All privileges. just like
phone. excel. transp. Adults. Very
reas. AID. 1896. Il
1928 2lst ST., mr.. Dupont circle
Highly desirable; pvt. bath; maid
serv.; or 2 gentlemen. DU. 7-4770
oPPOs. DUPONT PLAZA. 1910 10th
-Sgle. .-dble. rms. nicely furn. Kit
privi1s. Also studio. $25-$30 mo:
Evening star., 1954-07-31
SENATE COURTS

II blk from Senate Office Bldg -
Beautifully furn., roomy. air-cond.
l-bedrm apt. eley. bldg. 100 &
ST. ne. Ii. 6-4466.
Evening star., 1954-07-31

1901 K ST. NV
Air conditioned Singles and douDies
Pvt. baths. Reas. summer rates.
Evening star., 1954-07-31

A. KAHN INC.
Sc YEARS AT 935 r ST. NV.
MOVIE CAMERA, 16mm; top quality;
reel loading, turret lens desired
Elk. 3-l692. business hours only
MD McnOUJTT
Evening star., 1954-07-31

r-conditioned. lge, and bright with
complete kit. dinette and bath. IL
attractive bldg; parking space real
$110 per mo. 1918 21st st. NV
See Manager. II
1929 2lst ST. N.W.-Extra-lge rm
and kit. nicely furnished. semi
bath; suitable for 2 or 3. MRS
ASHORE. NO. 7-926S. II
CAPITOL HILL. ga 3rd st. Sc
Beautiful, 3-rm kit. and bath apt.
hardwood floors. modern furniture
newly dec; nr. Capitol and Library
Evening star., 1954-07-31
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

70 FINE PONIES; / LARGE HUNT
r.: ALL YOUNG: EXCEL. ANIMALS
w. 3-O543. -
Evening star., 1954-07-31

Germany year l
I piece back of b
sides to match;
: varian spruce. A
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-08-31


berg is that the latest Off spring locks
like him...
...oh. wouldn't say he was cheap. but
he always got catch in his elbow when
the check was pre- sented. His money f1owsd
like glue. Wy. he wouldn't even spsnd Ii 6
time Of day..s
...HE said to her husband. VT you dcnt+,
stop drinking II going to kill myself"
end he retorted. "Thatt all ever got..s
spromi Sos. just promi 50 eI"...
:. He conf ded to me how come he has ssoh
a large family. ou know she is q little
deaf enot msohs just 1ittAe) ena wien
he softens his voice he Sc herd to 1i26Sr-
stezae WASH they go to bed hs'd eayo
"Y'werra go to sleep or whats' end acae'd
say, tWaat2" S-i-m-p-1-s.
!. She told me about the girl who wes Sc
near>- 81 GIFTED that she Knitted wiki 80
sweater and got the yarn mia.sa ua with t.
plato Of spaghetti. Tt vne fAi's5 tine
anyone hadeger seen a sweater witch Eeat~
balls for buttcns...
,..B1ess my woo1," said the ram as he wen 2
over the cliff,"I didn't sac that ewo
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-08-31
T q E B E i G Q y
THE BEACON, an editorial dhset, -
publ shed when possible by M,r!e1ae
Spears Of Dillingham;. Aaake. (Hsa1t6h
not being the deciding factort) fE4
Yearly subsc riptions only 5000.


DEAD OR ALIVE3
Di1linrhaMs usual hustle and bu st1e
between the end Of fishing and snow 1s
sadly mi ssing this year. The old towns
but g-n-n-e deadl This time Of the year
and both hotels c1oseds
Nalnek folks and other village folks
who made it practice to come here to
sop and relax, have no place to stay 50
they aren't cnmingi Hunters from state-
s.de with plenty Of money! come to town
and have to sleep on somebody's floor IA
sleeping bagsj instead Of being comfort
ale In the hotel and recipients Of
little Of that Alaskan no spitality No used
to be proud oft These visitors and
tourists spend freely and left their trail
Of lash behind. This sort Of thing she1ped
our onoy and it Is needed now more than
EVER.
Law1e IS i1lingham has virtually becoma
JUST THAT since the Marshal left town
rid no repl ac ement has been sent in and
ar local jail has been 'c1eaned' Of pr1-
?oners who were all taken to Anchorage
Cor their 3o-odd daysg I tell you ATS
q rollicin', baref aced skamel
Yeh.. .maybs We ARE batting our heads
against brick WALT
Dear Foo.
Just received your letter telling mo
Of your wonderful vacation at the swanky
Ec4 now Lodge in the Adr+ ondacks ends tha
&C atrast was so vivid. I mad to tell you
about MIN on the Agulowokt
Your Dire ssing for DINNER and room SER
vice was 'dream stuff. I never worked
lecdare cooked and co oked and cooked
I'D cooked; and, Of COURSE each time I
cooked, ate. The little mirror looked
into at cmp didn't show any big change
bat WOW whsn I caught full glimpse OF
what had happened in those fifteen dayss
I could have eric d.
was ste piping on kids some strangers
all day--our two little rooms were just
Zoo small and yet everyone huddled there.
Fac fog did lift for twenty minutes one
cay and I shooed them al Quit Imagine
Vau chn Monroe and his orche stra swinging
"a that crowl.)
But I did learn few things' It's
cgainst the law to n ag fishj whom FL f-
Aook tangles with wool jackes. She fish
hook wins Gin fact that s all I sysr cot)j
a poke. which 7 thought was to hold gold
d, St. is native for a spec ia1 fissj the
FW.5 boys are NOT up at the lake s"for a
vacation; and babies cry EVERY place.
So you see, Foote, every situation can
be twi sted advantagecus-vs Hope TO enjoy
yort re noamp" some day. Tol1 Uhen, Jim
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29
State Jaycees
Launch ''VOice Of
Democracy Contest

Otis Webb, Of the Milford Jaw.
Gees and State VOD Chairman. an
nounced that The Eighth Annual
Voice Of Democracy Contest was
launched in Milford, recently,
when the VOD Committee met To
set plans for the broadcast soript
writing and voicing competition.
which officially gets under wav IN
conjunction with the observance of
National Radio and Television
Week. November 7-13.
Sponsored by the National Asso-
ciation of Radio and Television
BrOadcasters, the RadiO-Electron-
lcs-TeleVisiOn Manufacturers Asso-
citation and the United states
Junior Chamber of Commerce. the
contest is open to 10th, lIth. and
18th grade students of all nubIic
private and parOchial high schools
within the nation and the terri
tories. Contestants are required TO
write and then voice, via record.
ings, i1ve-minute scripts on the sub
lect, Il Speak for Democracy Fol
lowing community and state elimi-
nations, a dozen flnalists will be
chosen from among the So state
ana territorial winners. A panel of
aaIlOnal judges will them select
Iour cO-equal national winners
each Of whom receive a $500 O0
college scholarship, an all expense
Trip to Washington, d. G.. and
Va, next February
and either a radio or televisio1
receiver.
In addition to the national
awards. prizes will be given at the |
community level, and all state and |
territorial winners will receive
either radio or televisiOn receivers
Competition to determine the 10
'al winner will be held during the
leriOd November 22-3O, with Ebe
name to be announced
wednesday, December Ist.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29
Don't Hide Traffic
Safety Halloween

Don't hide traffic safety behind
a mask on Hallowe'en!"
DR.. George R. Miller, Jr.. super-
lntendeht of the State Department
OF Public instruction tOdav pava
this warning TO Delaware citizens
who are preparing to observe fbe
special night with traditional cele-
brations. 0'e
I mean this advice both literal
~ and fguretively," he said. nOf
course safety always should be of
primary concern to both motorists
ana pedestrians, and never shOnld
be out of view"
But Halloween brings an even
more immediate, practical applica-
uon to his advice, DR.. Miller
pointed out, because at this time SO
many people, especially children.
VIII be wearing fancy dress COS
tunes and masks.
THESE masks can cause a lot of
trouble If they cut down the wear
er s vision" the superintendent
SAID. The masks usually are worn
after dark, which is the most dam
gerOus time of day, traffic-wise
when both drivers and walkers
sometimes have trouble trying to
see adequately and keep safe
can make the situation even
more dangerous"
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29

Also, he said, costumes worn ~,
p..suestFians Hallowe'eners some
lines are dark in color and difTi-
cult for motorists to see.
Parents should see to if that
thelf children wear white or liebt-
COloFed costumes, or that some re-
uectoriZed material is used a.
least for the trimmings ~ eoi5
ms precautiOn, in addition Ia
making sure that masks fit proper-
y and allow normal vision. win ID
q lot to keep children safe In traf-
nc on Halloween"
The same safeguards sbonId be
observed BY adults. too, Of course
the superintendent added.
and everyone should no made
aware Of the extra caution reonireS
said. '''s' Ae
The best safety plan for Halo
We.en night, DR.. Miller said ii fo
nave home or community nartias
Ior children-and for adults
ne called attention to the night
IFanlc hazards program heinz
sponsored in Delaware this month
~ the Delaware Safety Council
Every day Of the month. every
month OF the year, darkness means
Danger in traffic" he said. "And
Halloween night, when celebra-
lons are apt to step up the mace
Ior both drivers and walkers. the
slogan Of this traffic safetv nro-
gram IS particularly applicable.
Cut Your Speed After Dark.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29
Arp Cuts Coffee
Prices - Lowest
Since March "a

Price reductions of from four to
SIX cents a pound on three of its
own bEands Of premium-oualitv
coHee were annOuced today bv A &
+ Food Stores, the nations leading
coffee retailer.
These reductions. which boooro
eHectlVe today in all the companv's
stores throughout the nation. brine
all three brands below the dollar
mark for the first time since in
creased wholesale costs sent retail
prices surging upward more than
SIX months ago. The new slashes
VIII bring the price Of Eight O'Clock
coffee down from SO to 95 cents =
pound; Red Circle will 60 down
from $10S to 81 cents; and Bokar
VIII drop from S1.O5 to 80 cents a
pound. .
These reductions are in keeninp
with the cOmpany's long-standine
policy of passing along IN CON,
sumers the benefit of reductions in
" wholesale cost as soon as possible
RAPIDLY rising wholesale prices for
green co1Iee earlier this year sent
the company's three brands above
the dollar mark in March. The peak
was reached June IA. when all three
SOLD for the same price Of S1.19 per
pound. Pei
Under the new reduction pro-
gram, the company announced that |
prices IN three-pOund bags would |
3e Eight O'Clock, $2.79; Red Circle.
'z.85, and Bokar, $2.91. This brings /
;onee cost to consumers down Ia
%, 30 and 81 cents respectively
|nen purchased in three-pound Il
Dags.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29

Scoring on the tour was based
on the farmers fall and permanent
or rotation pasture program; his
nay program, and his grain to milk
ration or supplemental feeding.
The best pastures are graded as
excellent very good sor good. which
corresponds with A, B, and G Of
earlier school days. Excellent mas
ture programs were scored from 95
to 100.
Certificates for those receiving
grades Of excellent, very good. or
good will be presented at the an
nual Crops Award BANQUET to he
held in Kent County on November
~. The exact location of the COM
ing banquet will be announced at
2 later date. Those receiving q
grade Of excellent will have their
names inscribed on a plaque to
show their achievement.
The aim Of the Greener Pasture
Program is 200 days Of pasture for
Delaware farms. Through the pro-
gram farmers obtain professional
advice on methods of obtaining the
most effective and money saving
pasture program. Those farmers
Interested in enrolling in the pro-
sram can obtain all the needed in
ormation from their county agent /
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29
Delaware Farmers Take
Exams In Finals OF
Green Pastures


Senool aays returned once more
g about 100 Delaware farmers
during the past three weeks.
These men were given their
hnal examination TO determine
who Is 70 graduate come November
q. The examinations were given
ln connection with the Greanar
Pasture Program and judging vas
done On the efficiency Of the farm-
ers pasture program.
The fall pasture inspection fonr
in New Castle and Sussex Counties
has Just been compelled. with Kent
County yet to be visited. Tbe
judges conducting the tour were
Claude E Phillips and Frank
Springer Of the agronomy depart-
ment Of the University Of Della
ware, Extension dairyman Delmar
Young. and the county agent from
the county being visited.
Most farmers passed with 7ving
e0lors as pastures were generally
N good condition and hay supplies
were ample" Phillips states.
Under the GFeener Pasture Pro-
gram, which is sponsored by the
Delaware Crop improvement AS
sOclation in connection with the
extension Service, a total Of $50
farmers are enrolled each wear
The farms are visited and rated |
tnEee times q year early spring. /
midsummer, and late fall.
Farmers that obtain excellent
ratings viii be graduated from the
program Of this years class, one
fourth to one-third are expected to
graduate.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29
INDIA DEBATEs NAME

NEW DELHI 0p The old
dispute over whether Indian sbonld
really be called Bharat has eron-
ped up again. this time in the Delbi
state assembly where some mem
bers urged use Of that mama II
Pakistan it is argued that the mn
divided sub-continent was india
and that division in 1947 made II
fakistan and Bharat-not India
But Indians say that as the leea1
and constitutional heir Of the ripbfs
and liabilities Of undivided I5dia
tneir country is rightfully called
India. The word India 4 an abe-
hclzed version of "Hindustan. fHe
land Of the Hindus.
Ancient maps show Bharat ae
covering not only what Is now IN
dia but Pakistan, Afghanistan
parts of Iran. NepaI. Tibet ana
most Of the Chinese mainland
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29
Democrats List
WiHd-UP Sessions
(continued from 49, 80

CONTINUED from nrst page)
m: Open House, Mrs. John Mul-
rooney, 8 Hurst Road, Doorhurst.
Brandywine Hundred.
Friday, October 29th, 500 D. m
Millcreek Hundred Committee
lOOF Hall, Second Floor, Old Ian
caster Pike, HOckessin, Delaware
(All candidates.)
Friday, October 29th, 500 D m
Brandywine Hundred COMMITTEE
BBIanGyWine Hundred Fire House,
Brandywine Boulevard, Bellefonte
(All candidates.)
Saturday October 8Oth. 500
~ m: Milford Rally, Milford. Del
aware. All National, State. Kent
ana Sussex County candidates
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29
ADVANCE PERFORMANCE

CHESTERFIELD, N. H up u
John p. Mclean, 81, an advance
man for an auto thrill circus. was
fined 500 in municipal court. He
pleaded guilty to a charge Of driv-
ing while under the influence OF
LIQUOR. His court appearance came
after an unexpected performance
~ which his car went over an
eight-foot embankment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15

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