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sion at the school board office
in Fairfax. She said they were
told there were no sex films and
would be none without first get
ting approval of the citizens
groups.
OF those seen yesterday, Miss
Carroll said none came under
the horror film category. She
classified some, however, as cut
Iterly stupid" and perfectly OBJ
vious propaganda"
One film, Miss Carroll said.
was simply propaganda for big
ger and better school buildings
with never a peep about school
budgets and whether the COM
Imunity can afford It."
School officials. Miss. Carroll
added. told them only material
approved by the State Depart
Iment of Education and screened
by its citizens committee is used.
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Arlington Legion
Post Picks Officers

Arlington's recently-organized
Police and Firemen Post l73 Of
the American Legion has elected
Patrolman William K. Davis as
its commander.
Others elected were:
Francis B. Adams, first vice
commander: Donald Attanasio
second vice commander; George
Lange. finance officer; Conrad
Koneczny, adjutant;; Charles
Franklin, sergeant at arms;
Charles Ferguson. chaplain; Will
liam Allen, historian; and VIII
liam Jeunette, judge advocate.
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with wife and five children like have.
Really, man with a family can't
afford to be WithoM it."
You and your family may have hos
pital bill this year .. one family in
every three faces a hospital bill within
a year! Are you protected?
Get the same economical protec-
ton that did so much for Mr.. Akow-
skey. At participating hospitals
Blue Cross usually covers all or a
major portion of hospital bills. Blue
Shield helps to pay doctor bills. Call
Republic $4,000 today! Or write:
Blue Cross-Blue Shield, Transporta-
ton Bldg, t.D-3, Wash. 6, D. c.
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Naval Plant Cited
For Safety Record

A safety record of 10 million
man-hours of work with only
two lost-time or disabling &C
Icidents since September 20, 1858,
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Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Monday at the st. Paul's
Cathedral in Pittsburgh. Burial
will be in the Mount Carmel
Cemetery there.
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and three children at 6201 North
Nineteenth street, Arlington.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1850 ''es" 4-dr.;
Hydra-Matic. h., r: perfect condi-
ton throughout. Week end only.
S495. BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis.
ave. WO. 6-s900. -
0LDsM0BILE 1851 Super 49,
hardtop; low mileage; by owner; T
and h.. HYDRA Matte; S925. Cal
EN-. 2-1111 or RA. 6-5656. IS
IS OLDSMOBILE
"88" HOLIDAY COUPE
Striking 2-tone swan white and palm
green, Offset by tailor-made seat
covers and Wv. tires: fully equip
ped. including super HYDRA Matte
drive, de luxe radio, heater; hosi
of other accessories. A rare oppor.
tunity to realize a substantial saw
ings. Rew-car guarantee. See to
days outstanding value for orl!
S2,695.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co
NORTHERN vIRGINIA'S LARGEST
OLDSMOBILE DEALER. 1000 VII,
SON BLVD. ARLINGTON VA
IA. 7-3400.
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HUDSON 1851 Comm. "s" 4-dr.
black finish: auto. trans. radio,
heater, white sidewalks; low mi: /
owner; Butler Bonded. S745. LEE
D. BUTLER. INC, cor. Conn. and
Fla. ave, NV, AID. 10000. Pack
Ard Studebaker.
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RANCH WAGON

Ynrdomatic, r. and h.. windshield
washer, beautiful light green;
hrand-new, Only 1895 down, 80
9s: % 81 aSx PEI eent Ioo5 5otal price
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"a OLDSMOBILE
STIpER "02" CONVERT

Delightful 2-tone turquoise and Polar
white with harmonizing, soft, all
leather, 2-tone interior, Offset by
Wv. tires; Rocket performance
combined with super Hydra-Matic
drive, de luxe factory Installed re-.
brakes to add to your driving pleas
ure, and 9 host Of other accessories
too numerous to mention. BLUE
RIBBON GUARANTEE. See today
outstanding value at only 81. 6a5
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
NORTHERN VIRGfNIA's LARGEST
OLDSMOBILE DEALER. 1000 VII.
SON BLVD ARLINGTON. VA
IA. 7-S400.
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AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE
oLDsMoRTLE 1a4s convertihls: .,

194s convertibIe: =
Ii hsEsvIc az c dSEH sI ssS
oEDs alsSi e. 81 sn xs "a ss5 Ho
day hardtop club coupe; beautiful
2-tone fin.. Wv. tires, r., h..
Hydra Matte. power steering and
brakes: 16.00n actual miles
owner: fully guaranteed: 81, TBS,
cash, trade, terms WOLFE MO-
TORS. 1891 Wisconsin ave nv
OLDs 80 "ss" 2-dr.: radio, heater;
a big savings on this car. $685..
HAINES MOTOR CO.. 5000 BlaS
densburg rd., Cottage City. Nd.
WA. 7-6506. Open Q to Q. .
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HUDSON 1851 Hornet club sedan:
T.. h., Hydra-Matic drive, beautiful
inside and out; runs like new:
DON'T miss this one now, at only
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
so OLDSMOBILE
DOCKET A.n0OR

Attractive 2-tone blue fnish; tailor.
made seat covers, radio.- heater,
whirl-away Hydra-Matic. See to-
days outstanding value at only
$685..
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
N oanan1s,, yIR BsE s ddaa5Se az
SON BLVD. ARLINGTON, VA.
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AuroMopILEs FOR SALE

HUDSON so Pacemaker 4-dr.; !.
end q, light blue. one owner; $500.
ave: nv, RA. 6.1l22,
lAGUARS '52 and '63 Marx vi &c.
dams and 8 XXX roadsters. JACK
Js sGGi f'h ie 5sd Mark VII sedan:
body cream. interior red: only
$4,000 miles: new tires and bat
terry: excellent condition. Owner
going abroad. no. 2-i34o, Ext. $50.
KAISER 1859 Manhattan 4-dr.: NY
dramatic, r, h.; perfect condition
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis. aye,
KAISER rs 4-dr.: good eond., less
than M 5000 $1,000 MI; sos. PHONE
KAISER 81 traveller Cdr: T. and h..
"a. t. &; low mi. one owner,
1900 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 6-1122.
KAISER 1853 Manhattan 4-dr.; Cd.
r. h.. $4,000 actual miles, 2-tone
finish; car absolutely same as
brand-new throughout: $S95. BELL
MOTORS, 500 Wis. ave. Wo,
LINCOLN Go2 81 club coupe; 2-tone
uAuSs iutlN Suutp.. INCL. k1yQId. auSt
be seen TO be Appreciated; SS46.
S95 down. at PINEY BRANCH
MoTORS-where else? u. S-1Is5.
LINCOLN 1855 Capri coupe: sun
stone yellow; r. and h.; power
brakes. steering. windows and seats
used less than 1,5O0 miles by co.
pres; new-Car title; terms, 10000
mile guarantee; sells for Sc. 265
will take of ST 900 or over allow
on trade. BENNING AUTO SALES
1906 Benning I'd. ne. Ii. 4-7233
MERcEDEs-BENZ. new 1855: one
of worlds greatest names. Also
80, Austin. Healey, Austin Cam
bridge. MIG, MaEnette, Morris
Minor, Hillman. Sunbeam. Porche,
WHY'S. Starting at &l.446 de-
livered. MANHATTAN AUTO. INC.
NO. 7-2760. Branch sales. 1910
King St, Alex. Va. XII. S-552b.
MERCURY 1910 4-dr. sedan; /
owner: good. condition: $3.50. Cal
OIL. 2-79S6. -
MERCURY 81 Custom 4-door; Haw-
thorne green finish with contrast
Ing seat covers; r. and h, turn sig
mails and other accessories. In .ex-
tremely good cond. specist today,
only $645.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
1885 Good Hope Rd. Sc, Lu. 1-e647
-
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AUToMoBILFs ron SALE

MERCURY 80 4-dr. sedan; Z. and
h.; only SS45, Seven ethsr MeE-
T fSSzss :: su. f s1rfss. BRANCH NO
tires. black; $27b or best offer
MERcURY io62 Monterey 2-dr.:
Merc-o-Matic: radio and heater:
Si.245. MONROE FORD, 1887
Ga:s,w ss.n,n h.y din 81. Spsi. za Md.
MERCURY "a Monterey herdtop;
black beauty: fully equipped: ST.
745, sees down. HAfNEE MOTOR
CO., 5000 Bladensburg rd.. Cot
tage City. Nd, WA. 7-6600. Open
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
81 NASH
STATESMAN 4-DCOR

Attractive metallic green finish. con-
trastine tailor-made seat covers.
radio. heater, Hydra-Matie; safe,
dependable, economical transporta-
ton. See today's outstanding value
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO.
VTRdIN1A's largest
OLDSMOBILE DEALER. 1000 WILL
s "a 7.ssaLoySp " ARLINGTON VA
NASH 1851 rambler station wagon
good condition. Call Du. 5-9327.
NASH 81 rambler Custom station
wagon; very excel. cond.; r. and
B., % 20; 2l'o00 actual miles. Wo.
NASH ia4a 5000 sedan; looks and
runs hne; very economical: S1ag.
SO down. TRIANGLE MOTORS,
30l0 r, ]. ave. ne, DE. 2-6302
NASH 1e49 Ambassador 4-dr.; cd,
=, h.. i owner: perfect condition
throughout. Compare car and price
S246, BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis
Nash 4 .nd 1888 e. Msss0RG ass hsSSSsse
tual miles; like brand-neE; 4
PerliI d 5sso ey 14sh ri + ss s I'll f9
MASH 1855 Cross Country sta tior
wagon: fully equipped, Hydra
Matte: 1000 mi. 5000 down. taxi
over payments. OIL. 2-4680. -
NASH 1881 Statesman 4-dr.; h., r.
low mileage. / owner; cleaning
black finish; car In perfect con
dition throughout; weekend spe'
Wis. ave, WO. $4,000. -
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NC 80 I'd; BLACK
JU. 5.324g

MORRIS MTN0R '5s 2-dr. with
heater. 1000 MI. excel. eond.,
bought new; $3.50 cash. no trades
NASH 1850 economy Statesman
sed.: beaut, cond.; must sell: aceep
best offer. T24 UpSai st, Sc. 81
NASH 81 Ambassador de luxe 4-dr.
=. and h.. Hydra-Matic; t.s., sc
cleaning black. one owner. S495
BOWMAN STUDEBAKER. 760t
NASH 1850 Series 300" 2-dr. Sc
AN aMEiRi &: r. sssR ia down. crN sfes
5s5 N. Glebe rd., Ari.. Va. IA. 2
7722. %
NASH 1859 Rambler hardtop: 2-tonl
yellow and black finish, radio
heater, good tires, low miieaee: thil
Is beauty and you also get ri
miles TO gallon. $69e.
A1acoStia Motor Co.
cERYsLER-PLYMoUTH DEALER
170s GOOD HOPE Rp. Sc.
LII, 1888
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HUDSON 1851 Hornet 4-dr.; Hydra
Matte. T.. h., low mileage, / owner;
perfect condition throughout: seas.
BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis, ave,
NO R-RAnl -
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"a OLDSMOBILE

Delightful, 2-tone turquoise and po-I
lar white with harmoniZinz 2-tone
soft leather interior, Offset by Wv.
tires. super Hydra-Matic drive, ra-
do. heater GIN POWER STEER
ING AND POWER BRAKES: q host
q other accessories. Sure to please
See today's outstanding value for
only So. 1895.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
NORTHERN vIRGINIA'S LARGEST
SON BLVD, ARLINGTON. VA.
IA. 7-S400.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

in and declared: Feel free to come
in at any time. You are not ham
strung or tied in any way. We are
a legislative body and not admin
strative but we certainly want to
help you in any way we can"
Street Signs
Remainder of the new street
signs to be put up will be the re-
flector type. visible at night. Kas-
tro voted no on the purchase,
Mizener passed his vote, and others
assented Cost will be 50 a unit
-four signs at each corner). Pre-
viously erected new signs are not
the reflector type.
~ Bids Opened
Bids on the Harrison-st and w.
Fifth-st improvements open e d
Tuesday by Safety Service Director
Wageser showed Harry Boss the
only bidder for the Harrison-st
sewer work, at Sill, 1920. Paving
bids were: Harrison-st, Bergman,
$11, 100; Weis Bros, $11, ,425. so.
Fifth-st job: Weis Bros, SIG, $780, go;
Peerless Construction Co., 1908
%. On motion by Kastro, seconded
by Mizener, the latter contract will
go to Peerless, while combined
bids of Boss and Bergman are low
for the Harrison-st job.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
COUNCIL L...

Continued from Page u
600, including a $4,000 con-
tingency.
New Tennis Courts
Council heard with varying re-
actions a suggestion of Safety
Service director Wagner that he
be authorized to put in two black
topped tennis courts at Water
works park. He estimated courts
costs at $377, plus about $3.50 for
nets and cost of back stops. He
said he has received numerous re-
quests.
Clerk Boyd Martin said the
Board of Education had maintained
the courts at the athletic field
last year and they were used by
"only a handful of players" Coun-
Gilman James Mizener expressed
approval for the idea of new
courts, declaring it would be a
good idea for the young people of
the community. Park committee
will investigate.
Bills Explained
Norman Mulligan, Emmett's
Electric Co., paid a brief visit to
Council to explain the recent bill
for work in city hall. Much of the
new wiring went in the attic, where
obsolete wiring was hazard, he
said. Council asked that the bill
be broken down by departments so
they could determine the proper
tionate charges.
Concession Stand
Possibility that the Earl Boyle
family may operate stationary
trailer concession stand at City
Park this summer was introduced,
and Director Wagener was author
lied by Council to grant permis-
sion.
Parks committee chairman Geo.
Schade reported that while his
committee had no official meeting
it was believed the Garden Clubs
suggestion of a planting at the Old
grinding stone at AdamS-st should
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
Rotariat1s Plan
June 5 Fish FRY

g'1 Am. Are You?" say fish-adorn.
ed badges being worn by Rotarians
this week to publicize their first
annual Fish Fry to be held June
5th in The park area across from
st. John Lutheran church.
AZ Rotarians will prepare the
"all you can eat" fish dinner and
crowd of 1000 is expected. Jack
Lay is general chairman, DIR. Ken
meth Carter and Lee Davis will di-
rect preparation. Dick Coyle is in
charge of tickets and publicity
Burnell Gates, equipment, and Ken
ny Young final cleanup. Explorer
Scouts will make a viaduct sign
advertising the event. Profits GO
to local charities, including the OF.
tawa County Crippled Children's
Society sponsored by Port Clinton
and Oak Harbor Rotary Clubs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

be deferred for this year, and that
arrangements may be made in next
years budget for such improve
ments. Since there is possibility
of widening the west side o1
Adams-st boulevard, to center the
grinding stone now for the sug
gested planting might mean the
work would have to be duplicated
later, he said.
Hearing Set
Council passed a resolution con,
serning the request of Frank and
Ruth Putnam, asking that zoning
of five lots in the Gill addition be
changed from residential to INDUS
trial, setting July IL at 7:30 as date
for public hearing in council
chambers.
Harbor Speed
An ordinance officially setting
boat speed limitation in the Har-
Dor at four miles per hour, with
marimum fine of $50 for VII
olators, was unanimously passed.
The ordinance also prohibits an
rhoring in the channel.
Pier Work
Difficulty in obtaining concrete
is hating completion of the. out
board launching ramp, Mayor
Harold Jeremy told Council Tues
day night. 1t Is dug out and ready
to go", and he hopes it can be
finished by June. Work on building
up the East Pier is underway, he
reported.
RobeI Visitor
Newly appointed Police Captain
William Robel paid his first Off
cial visit to Council Tuesday night
and there was mutual exchange
of good will.
Captain Robel said the depart
ment expects to keep in close con-
tact with Council, seeking its ad-
vice and counsel. Councilman
Carlista Snyder expressed graft
tude for his visit, and declared:
Were not here to fight the police
apartment, we're here to help YOU"
Council President Lee Bracken al
so thanked the Captain for coming
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
Chaffin Has 18th
Anniversary On Job

William Cnaffin, w. Fifth-st,
chalked up Is year anniversary
on his job at the w. c. Jeschke
Farm Equipment Co. this month.
A blacksmith, Mr.. Chaffin start
ed working for Mr.. Jeschke in May,
1890 Celebrating the long service
record, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeschke en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Chaffin at
dinner at Log Cabin, and Mr.. Chat
fin was presented a gold watch.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

A minor accident between cars
driven by Robert Kennedy, Jr. and
Robert Klotz, at the itersection of
Madison and Perry-sts Friday at
2:55 pm, was reported to police,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

YOU CAN'T drive a nail with
a sponge no matter how
hard you soak il. You can't
find better values in the
country than at Sans. no
matter how hard you look.
You might have been soaked
This week, but you never are
at Sans.
HEARD round town: "The
boys at the Waterworks are
not Communists. That flag
has something to do with
the weather. eff the City
doesn't clean our downtown Z
streets, Mother Nature will'
.''Lud will be missed more
than ten guys in PC"
TRAFFIC Jams are proof :
that haste makes waits.
We may live in the heart of
Vacation Land, but IT'S the
people that really count. :. /,
Junior wouldn't eat his iello
because it wasn't dead yet.
COMING events: The Scouts
Camporee at Camp Perry,
June 4, 5. The Rotarian
Fish Fry June 5. .Gradua-
ton (anybody need gift?)
Fathers Day June 10. ,
A terrific Teen Age Talent
Production Oct. 8, 10. and
we're looking forward to a
pleasant long week end at d,
P-I-B. ~ ~ ~
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11

who lived there, Nearby is the i'm
mense and growing Dover Air
Force Base, the principal east
coast freight terminal of the United
States Air Force.
John Dickinson Q732 1SOSl
studied law in London and prac-
tieed in both Philadelphia and vii
mington. He was an early 'Presi-
dent (GovernOr) Of both Delaware
and Pennsylvania. AS a delegate tn
the Constitutional Convention in
1885, he was an enthusiastic SIM
porter of the new Constitution
out his fame and historic impor-
lance lie in his writings both he
lore and after the Revolntion
Ihey earned him the title of The
Penman of the Revolution and in
clear and simple prose. he laid
Gown those principles of orderly
government upon which our nation
was founded. 'i'
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11

The Dover Air Force Base was
nrsI established in 1912 for anti
submarine patrol. Later it was nsed
as training field for fighter piIots
IN 1852 the Military Air Transnort I-r1.
service began to de1elop the bsse
as major air cargo port for the ne
support OF our military forces over
The John Dickinson Mansion
and the Dover Air Force Rase ,ll'aT, ara
symbols in the development and de-
tense Of our freedom and T tradi- GI
During 14S years, from an eco
nony OF the colonial plantation ~
t?e military and industrial evnap1 ~
sion Of the present day, the Farm arm,
eIs Bank Of the State of Delawaro
mas played an increasing and i'm
portant role" "O I'M
MRS. Betty Harrington MacDon-
ala mas drawn each year the Del
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11

aware Calendar for the Farmers
Bank Of the State Of Delaware This
example Of her work is one Of the
9est yet, for it shows the great
depth Of her vision as an Artist ii, ~
showing the John Dickinson bonsa
as OF the year 174O and the Dover
AR Force Base currently.
Mrs. Macdonald, the wife Of Can
tam tam William Macdonald, is now
llvlng in Paris. France. as Cantain
macdonald is on duty there.
Mrs. Macdonald is the daughter
OF former Chancellor William Wat
son Harrington of Dover. and .
niece OF Willis F. Harrington of
Wilmington. ~
Each year Mrs. MacDopaId,s
work features her as the Outstand-
ing artist of Delaware. Her Del-
aware Calendars for the Farmers
sank of the State of Delaware for
the past Is years have been ONT m
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
Valentine Exhibit
At Zwaanendael


! AS Valentines Dav apDroacbes
the curator of the Zwaanendael
Museum at Lewes is collecting an
assortment of the popular tokens of
an almost forgotten era as a sbeciaI
/ seasonal exhibit.
Young people of TODAY will no
especially interested in the Valen-
tines received by their grand
parents and great grandparents
Lhat included the hearts and
lowers" messages of their dav as
well as special love tokens pre-
sented by lOvelorn swains. Among
such tokens is a trinket box Of
1888, with a love verse printed on
top. received by the grandmother
OF Mrs. Lewis A. Chambers of
Lewes.
Mrs. Mary c. COwell, 81, of Lewes
Beach, mother of the artist I,aura
Cowell, sent large booklet-type
valentine edged with white silk
fringe. She received it in 1882 when
she was Is years old from Thomas
T. CoWell' whom she later married.
Mrs. Hoey FarrOw of Milford has |
lent fiower-decOrated fan mounted
on blue velvet framed in white
which, when opened, discloses the
words: ITO My Sweetheart" Mrs
Douglas Fry, also of Milford. has
contributed a unique specimen
with petit point effect design.
presented to her grandmother. Il
Sarah M. Elting, by John J. RoOsa I
before they were married in 1863.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond Davidson
1f Milton sent II valentines in a
large walnut frame, that belonged
10 the late Mrs. Lille Mustard
Davidson of Milton.
Other contributors of one or
more Valentines are: Mrs. G. Hall
tIggin of RehObOth, who sent one /
With original verses received bv
Ter mother in 1S73;. Mrs. Jane
anderson and Mrs. William L. III
hamilton of RehObOth also sent
alentines; Mrs. George E. Godfrey
1 DagsborO and Mrs. Robert H. Il
illiott of FrankfOrd; Harold w. T.
'urnell of Georgetown; Postmaster
lton Brittingham of Lewes; Miss III
lizzie M. Cahall of BridgeviIle;
lrs. Charles H. Robinson of Cool II
pring. A Valentine, which Mrs. E. "
q Learey of Laurel presented to
lie museum, will be on display.
The exhibit may be seen at
le museum on weekdays, EXCEPT
ondays, from 10 a. m. to $3.50 D. III
., and on Sundays between 1880 III
Id $3.50 D. m. iii
Inn1and,n aro. l.. III
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
HUSKY DREssMAKER

MEMPHIS, Tenn. = (P) Mn
walker stands 6 feet 2. weighs
10 packs a pistol-and sews
1he seam. Ask 6-year-Old Barbsrs
10 Walker where she got her nretts
made them" Dauuy
walker a state highway patrol.
mar; man, says it started two years aeo
when ne got his wife q sewige
machine. Mrs. Walker didn't taEs
20 sewing but the big oficer diS
ana ana since then he's made abont
enS orise uozen dresses for Barbara .To
ana several for his wife.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11

GhAUUATE-Pvt. E,eeno
White, Is, son Of Fred ]. White
sixth St., Laurel, Del, recentIv
was graduated from the Militarv
Police Training Center at Camn
Gordon, Ga. Private White. whose
mother. Mrs. Carrie M. ONeal lives
az Dos Willow St., entered the ARMY
last September. GU. s. Army Pboto1
FORT JAY, N. WAC pvt
Kathryn r. Calhoun, daughter of
Mrs. Lillian Calhoun. GeoTgetown
Del, recently arrived at Fort Law
N. T., and is now a member Of the
l2Olst Area Service Unit WAC
Detachment.
Frivate Calhoun, a clerk-tvpist
IN the plans and operations sec-
ton, Joined the Women's Ar1ov
Corps last August and comDIetaI
oaslc training at Fort Mcclellan
Ala. man,
SCHWAEBISCH GMUEND. GER |
MANY-Pfc Franklin ]. west eor
Of Mrs. Ava West, Route 1. Delmar
Del, is a member of the 85tb Field
artillery Battery stationed in
SchWaebiseh Gmuend, Germany.
The S5th is called the Honest
John" battery after the snecisi
rocket which it operates. The oniv
unit OF Its kind in Germany. the
ooth is part of the 35th Field Ar B
-illery Group. N al
West, son of Franklin M Wost
lS ". Chestnut St., is a 1852 grad
late of Salisbury High School ETo
attended Virginia State College {
rom 1852 through 1853 and entered
ne Army in September 1853. In
europe since last December. West
s a radiO-telephone operator in
he battery. -
MUNICH, GERMANY-Sgt Joe
v Lawrence, q, whose wife
irackine, lives at III Vickers Ave
ewes, Del, recently was graduated
rom the Seventh Army Nom
commissioned officer Academy in
lunich, Germany.
a SQUAD leader in Company A of
ne l4th Armored Calvary Reei-
lent, he successfully. completed a
ve-week course in leadership
and other military
lbjects. ------------s----.y -
argeant Lawrence. son Of Mrs
nnie Briley 1903 Park Ave.
ashville, Tenn. arrived in Eurone
December 1853. He entered the
rmy in 1850.
Army Cpl, Joseph X. Dobos. 2S
hose wife, Bolivia lives at ESQ
Ave, Fayetteville, n C.
'cently arrived in Munich. Ger
any, and is now a member of the
, Infantry Division.
Realistic field problems and
aneuvers form part of an inten-
We training program conducted
the Red Diamond" division in
uthern Germany as part of the
venth Army.
Corporal DObos, son Of Mrs. Rose
'bos, Route 2, Harrington. Del
tered the Army in 1914 and com
eted basic training at Fort Sill.
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