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GEORGETOWN, 1880 Que ST.
bedrm apt in ant BLDG See any
M t.%ski ARti I sL II, I'wi.7 1886
apt. with porch. $50; utils. incl.
4 sai HALEY Z TERRACE Sc.
kitchen and bath; In excellent con-
dition: S64 so per month. JUSTINE
REALTY Co, Az 9th st. NV. D1
5 Rooms, convenient downtown To-
cation. recently redecorated; rea
sonable rent. For inspection call
NE, MEi ii%a 81. s.E.-I.rs. lovely g0 s.
ali utiis. Close in and finest
ios @sasEs%sns helper. TRACEY
7Ss" hhoNaFEII0w N.w,-Mod
apt. l bdrm.. kit. cow. to buses,
Ideal for couple. tn. 2-4s5i.
Iit'. bath. sGb 50 for lease; adults
See ianitor or phone AID. 2-228s
GLOVER PARK-Llv. nm, bedrm. :,
dinette, kit. porch. $3.50. 284t
p ;tSsE Il, nv 4e S'i Ilt h st. n. 1ll
rms. Kit. bath, heat. INV. gas;
SO. DUVALL a. CO., MA. s-ll4a
TO-
1903 Z ST. N.E.-Liv. rm., bedrm
dinette, kit, bath, porch; $50 30.
DUvALL d CO., Ma. S-1l49 10'
+? RMS. kit. and bath: newly deco
rated; utils. furn 1919 14th st
NV q
1918 p ST. NV, Apt, Emo. apt
with sep. all cleo. kit. din. rm .
lEe. liv rm and enel sun perch;
CO.. 4l2 9th ct. NV. RE, 1924.
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TAK0MA-Lge. apt, beautifully fur
nished; TV, record player Pm;
piano, wall-to-wall carpet; din. m
kit, heated sun porch: suitable 3
adults. owner going abroad. Avail
for 9 or : mos, commencing immed.
II LEE AVE, Takoma Park. Md
Ems. apt; many extras. $50 mo.
MI. RAINIER, 37I4 s5th n.-Hali
block bus terminal; entire End A.;
! rms: bath: porch, u,i!s; reliable
c fREs Sc cn AS Al ms rms 6edrm..
dinette- Eitehenette. pvt bath: mr..
country clubs and NH. OIL. 2-3l73.
ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS, mod
ern attractive furniture; $3.50 up.
Incl. all utils. Unfurn. apis. avail.
also. For brochure and further
information. call RE. 5-S0o1. 8. r.
& G.. INC. Rental Agent.
10 MIN. from downtown Wash. 10
min. from BALTIC, ! large bedroom,
.SaT. Fr, a,,.I ktlshsn noud ss.h Sitb
70, ta,n 500 uN. 4-soS2 snd
TAkoM4 PARK. near Walter Reed
Nicely furnished efficiency apt.
Kitchen and bath: utiI.; ] ok. bus
and shop. $50 and up. u. $500.
CHEvERLY, 1905 cheverly ave-
Vacant Dec. Is: 3 rooms and bath.
PVT; eptr bus =, SdSSoF; SS55ss incl
RIVERDALE, i mile Maryland u
Liy. rm. bedrm., kit. bath: arage
Utilities: . adults: $50. UN. A.
SISJ or WA. T-lgBl, Ill
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FIRST-RLOOR APT.-Liy. rm.. kit,
bedrm. and bath. Wei iurn. West
Of Conn. ave. Available to reliable
married couple for acting as res,
mgr. for 3 other units. SO per
N vi r., F IJsSs'i APr.-sedrm.. iiv-
front and rear porches. etcel.
trans. empl. couple, TU. 2-5O43
an AND "a. AVE. SCI bedrm..
liv. rm.. k~iIchenette. sos mo. utils
incl. Furn. In ine style. MR.. FER
RIS till s pm, MA. 5000. 10
CONN AYE.-Redec. l-bedrm- apis,
shops MGR. EN-. 2-6S43.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA rms
dry clean bsmt.. lge. . range.
reigr., running water, pvt. entr..
&42 Sb2 mo. 1921 10th st. NV.
5
sIO6 18th ST.-Light- Housekeeping;
RIA 6-3Rg5. Ill
ITO ? ST. NV, The churchill"-
Lee rm. with enc: equip. adj
bath: linen; Sib.75 wk. NO. 1906
%
2t47 N.w.-Refgr.. grill. sink,
clock radio. Tv. African mattress,
cfG1E sss1hsS Tk' n H., 'r sf4s. ratoma.
d. C. New msmt. Lee. nm. and
Kit Utils, furn. Excel. heat,
Child welcome. $12.50 wk. co,
b-447p. -1S
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RMS., HOUSEKEEPING tceMs.l

a5I7 18th ST. N.W.-Room, nicely
furn., next bath; refer.; conv. loo:
S35 mo. AID, 4-1635.- .
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - Lovely
studio rm.; refgr.. cooking facilities;
next bath, S35. DE. 2-4S66.
DOWNTOWN = Front bedrm.: all
furn. refgr.: $40 wkly. l03 Mt,
Vernon pl. NV, NE, S-31Sl.
COLORED-l3l6 FAIRMONT ST.
NV rm. for quiet couple: sink,
refgr., etc. Also smaller rm. for one
person: sink, etc. Call no. 2-g657,
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COLUMBIA PIKE. Afl., Va.-Pleas-
ment girl. . miles to P%entagon;
bus at door. IA. 7-1424, CT, 6-014I.
Ia
TAKOMA PARK, near N, H. ave. and
East-West hwy.-Single or double
room. reasonable. JU. 9-3906
before noon or after 7 pm. III
ALExANDRIA--Bedrm., ltv. rm. and
pvt, bath; pvt. entr.: 1 blk. bus
XII. S-4644 aft. q pm. 3
ARLINGTON-Bedrm. next to bath
mr.. transp.: cooking privileges: $50:
empl. lady. IA. 1884. 3
ALEX.-Lge. rm. next to bath; In
pvt. home; cow. loo; gentleman
only. Call after 4 pm, TIE. 6-S2l4,
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WEADON ARMS

WEADON ARMS
1919 18th st. n.W-Loyely bed -liv.
rm with large mod. kitchen; com
pletely furn.; maid service. semi
private bath. suitable 2 or 3 people.
$3.50 wk. each person. HO. 2-19l0.
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1850 GIRARD ST. N.W.-The Pal
mer House. Redec. single rooms,
near bath, only So and s. week.
CLEVELAND PARK. s42l 34th pl,-
Lge. we'll furn, rm., semipvt batn.
S35 mo-; gentleman. EN-. 3-037l.
1885 QUE ST. N.W.-Unusually nice
warm single room, running water
$3.50 week. also Ink. room. IA
1888 PARK RD.-Lovely. clean rms,
young men; sgle,, dble.; maid Sery;
good MARKING: $3.50 wk. Du. T-9s'4.
Ise7 EYE ST. N.w.-Rooms. 81 up.
Also housekeeping. Call RE; =
,sss s 18th ST. NV. Business
women. sgie. and dnle. rms: clean,
besuta furn.: mod. baths. No.
1;io r ST. NV. The Churchill
Clean, sgle. rms: u water: maid
serv,; 81 up. NO. 7-9s6S. lie
1900 MASS. AVE. NV. - Clean.
single rooms: new furniture: maid
setv.: $3.50 wk. up. no. s-e5s9,
1891 EMERSON sT.-Nicely fuTn..
clean: reas.; mr.. bath; good storage
and parkins. unlimited phone.
It0a 18th st. NV, downtown
Neatly furn. rms, $5-S7 per wk. or
by mo, maid serv. AID. 4-ols2
ei4f ST, N.W.-Refsr. grill, sink.
clock radio. nv. african mattress;
S7-s14 Wk. Elk. 3-6633.
JUST OPEN-Modern. attrac. furn.
studio rooms: pvt. and semipvt.
IgoS PENNA. AVE. N.W.-Pvt,, Tm.
and bath, pvt. entr. No cooking.
Call EN-. 2-S7I7 after 5 pm. IS
EXCELLENT NEIGHBoRHOoD-New
dual highway lStreet cars "a blk.)
S Saie' to Sath. RA. 1896 30
RANDALL HOUSE. 1923 N st. NV.
Join friendly young crowd. meet
nice people: lounges, rec: rms.
dancing, bowling, tennis; Tv; BEN
dix: new mgr: S25-S35 mo. HU.
3-7474. liz
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-spotiessly
clean, doubie IN. ref. tenants, maid
sery.: rates reas. 1921 18th st. Nv.
sse Up MONTHLY - KEYSTONE
HOTEL. 17th and Pennsylyania
avs b x per person; 11Oi i1.hI
n.w.-Attrac. Sgle. -dhle. I'm, s. W
UP vANNEs HOTEL. DI 7-7sSs-
2tUn ION 81. Ns"s--ADfNas H'"
some with pvt. bath: distinctive ad-
dress; daily maid service; 24.nr
switchboard: rates, $3.50 up weekly.
ITTSoi r. I. AvE.-spaeious bed. -ny
rm.; plano: fireplace; books; Sl2
VIZ. RE. 1-2T4S. IL
1925 eiu ST.-Attractive room:
seYni-private bath; for l or
gentlemen: excel. loo. Do. T-417o
eooa KLINGLE RID. N.w.-LEe. rm
senli-pyt. bath; conv to bus; excel.
loc.; pvt. home AID. 4-1265. s
CONN. AVE, mr.. Hebraska-Studio
rm.. mahog. desk, ext, phone. Kit.
nriyuS. En-. 2-2405.
HOUSEKEEPING RM. for rent to !
man: next bath, cleo, refgr., sink
with hot and cold water. Located
on dual highway in extra-good
neighborhood. "a blk. from street
cars. S.. RA. 3-33ee.
] OR g RMS, furn.; refined lady:
ige. closet. refgr.: excel. transp.
Reas. RA. 3-0116. p
Mr.. CONN. CATHEDRAL AYES
King size rm.. next shower. bath;
pvt. home: young man. no. 2-33qs.
3
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ARL.. NJ bedrms.; walking dist.
i ar; i hsa ! Of 0 I. p afen'' sos S'G PEE
mo incl utils. See Mgr.. Mr.. CON
Roy on premises. Apt. /, SIS. N.
Thomas st.. IA. $685.. Ill
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS. ada.
cent TO shop center and schools
Lovely lawn, trees and nowers; 8
minutes to downtown. s minutes
front door Ample parking Prom,
In your buildtAe New refriserators
with freezer tops . and s expos.
ureS. and 2 bedrooms: from SIS:
convenient for Army. Navy and
All. Force personnel Nj Vernon
and Russell I'd Alex TIE $4,000
ARL.-Redee. ,l-oedrm. apt: cow,
g. stores and transp; g IN min, ~, 70
3-567s. days: IN. 3-a20s, ewes. IS
ARL. -CHERRYDALE, aO23 N. Cak.
land.-Hewly DEC. 3 rms, ball.
bath: PVT entr.' heat furn,: 500.
ARL.. 1875 KEY BLyD.-Apt. in
pvt. house 3 or 4 hedrms.. Ice, liv,
a snji BREAKFAST rnsi ws sni; 1ts bath earpet I
deepfreeze. Eir-cond,. porch. fenced
yard; convenient schools. Penta-
gon. Navy Annex. D.. C. .
ARLINGToN-Nice l-bedrm.. S79.5
and $3.50. and 2-bedrm. apt
available At S94 so. util. incl: 5
minutes from Pentagon, 10 minutes
f59n d9Tntown Yassins 70 Tx,
and Florida ave. Drive out colum-
bis Pike 70 Greenbriar ave, turn
riGht / block on Greenbriar ave.
and right | blk. on Sth I'd. ia.
$3.50 HUI. 3-4974. 3
ARL II b.r.,. ST. so mo, utils incl:
pets accepted; is min. Pentagon. ia
2.l96l after 8 pm. VIZ. days. Ill
s s.nov 8 alsG 3. rd 7.45 Bgst completely Ms
sol ". FAIRFAX ST, Falls Church.
m Fn ID" dinete, ca Eitchen With Rft6 stove w,
and refHr., bath; utils, not in
Guided; Cow. to stores. transp
5Sas 4. 10th RD.--one-bedroom
apt, $3.50. Call res. mgr, ia.
sis Il. 10th RD.-one.bedroom
apt: redecorated: SOS, Call res.
. Ri, "a yS-s 1850 N. Rhodes .ii st..
sNSk ~ VA
Beautiful 1-bedroom apt. in new
bldg; conv. TO everything; S85 per
mo. incl. utils Call til 3 pm.
DOROTHY X WINSTON & CO.,
ST 3-n550. 5
THOMAS ST.. across blvd. at
Arlington Hall, 1-bedrm. apt. S73.50l
includes all utils. Call ia. 5-64s3.
1880 n. LANCASTER-1-bedrm. apt.
SOS. Call res. mgr. KE. $3.50.
Ill
quiet and COW.
location; lse. corner 1-bdrm. apt
mod. brick BLDG; ] block bus:
shop: 10 min, Pentagon, Airing
ton Hall. Lge. closet, parauet floors;
adults, ia. S-2s34. ia. 2-0l3S.
ewes %
n. CALVERT ST. n mile
from Key Bridse-@-bedrm. apt.
SS7 so. Call res. mgr. ia. 5-l03S.
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John KILPEN HOTEL
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.
ROOMS EURN.-MD. q VA.

CoLORED-sINGLE ROOM In nice
quiet home, Cow. transp. Furn; OF
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4 RMs.--Excep. Ice. entire A.. pvt.
home; nT. transp.. shop; refined
cple.; $40. JE. 3-7222. -
ARLINGTON, on Wilson blvd .-Liv-
ing rm.. bedrm.. kitchen and bath:
available Immediately. 500 per
month, including all utilities. Call
IA. 5-9l97 or DU. 5-Sg73. Ia
ARL. BLVD, mr.; Fl; Myer, Pent..
D. ca girls for 2 win-bed rm
apt. Sl25 incl, Tv. RA. 6-5922.
ARL. RIDGE RID. and goth ST.. nr.
Pentagon-Lse. bedrm.. sitting rm..
lGe electric, kitchgn. storage nm.
pvt. bath. 1917 81 Goth st. SS3.
Incl. utils. Also apt. $50. MR.
TRITTIPOE, JE. @-2200. 10
n. ARL.-Warm, clean comfortable,
small apt. Quiet empl. cple. KE
ARIENteely equipped: mr.. Penta.
gon: ST5 for l adult, $50 for 2.
incl. utlls. ia S-9s4l. ia
bath: $50 mo-: all utils. furn.; re-
fined adults only. ia. 1-2bSO.
$
ARLlNGTON-Newly furn., 2-bed-
rm. apt, In mod. bldg; COW. PEN
tsson, Navy and D. G. bus; suit; 3
or 4. RA. 3-0314, after 3. -S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and 1-bed-
room apartments. ianitor service:
laundry privileges: downtown loca-
ton: all utilities: $75 TO S92 so,
Call TIE. 6-6870. between 10 am.
and 9 pm,
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81 WEEK

Sale. m: also dble. rms: $3.50
wk. Suit. for ladies or gentlemen;
next to bath; maid service; / blk
of Conn. walking dist. downtown
l2cR l1th ST u u. IL
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RocKvnLE-l. 2. and , bedrooms,
and rear screened porch: near
schools and shopping center; $65
to $50 plus utils. Pc. 2-4296.
PINEY BRANCH-FLowER AVE. area.
-Efhciency, S54 so: bedroom.
$6S.5O and up. in 6-unit building
Broom nat in new 3-famiIy build
washer. Ju. S-5Io6: home. sP 4
sios vARNUM ST.. near haywood
f assasn' .Ds sh'P oal9 .ss s'p me!: A..
bath. Phone AP. 7-0iS2 to In
spect or Ma. SASS for informa-
Mr. isoI SILVER SPRING. MD.-Beagti-
full 2nd,tioor apt, newly dee. Nv
Incl. utiis.: nothing else to pay, Loc,
fne section OF Takoma PIX. Nd, nT.
shopping center and bus. Dir: Out
Carroll ave. TO Philadelphia ave.
and Carroll ave. shop, center. IT,
on Sycamore ave. ~ blocks to bldg
spss ,S ope ab.n nj Db rsn.ee 81. See sesssRs .'
BETHESDA. Md and 2 bedrms.,
liy. room, din. space kit, bath
and rear screened porch: S80-$s0.
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC. OIL.
HYATTsvILLE-1st-n. apt: plenty
of heat. newly redec.: 2 extra ige
rms. kit, and bath: mr.. shop. :.
schools, churches. transp.: all utii
incl $50. La. 6-5S5s. 10
SILVER SPRING. MD, Sligo Park
Hills Apis. Spacious t-bedrm
unit in beautiful Sligo Park: newly
decorated and modern facilities,
School and grade school. Conr. e
Walter Reed Hospital. Call MRS
SEESTED, res. mgr, JU. S-46g3.
.GAITHERsBURG - New 2-bedrm
apis, diversified rms, ultramoderr
kit; Ss5 incl ut!ls. Pc. 2-6o61
SILVER SPRISG-Exceptionally ME,
2-bedrm. apt. in 7-unit bids. Just
= yrs. old. Dir: Out Ptney Branch
to Old BisdenSburE, left ! blk. q
Langley DIR, left to SSll Chenille
rd. JU. 5-493S.
III9O OLD BLADENSBURG RID
Newly decorated 2-bedrm. bsmt. apt
Pvt. bath, pvt. kit, $4o mo. Vacant
AZ acres EY 3-I4Uu
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-LARGE DOUBLE RIM.
refined neighborhood; Sl4 wk. 1915
Newton st. NV, NO. T-726l. IS
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ALTURAS HOTEL

1909 18th NV, HU. 3-6116
Rooms with private bath, S24.50
week and UP. Dining room, 24-hour
elevator and switchboard. Singles.
So 9 day: 5000 q week
Officers Service Club
Rms. by day. wk.. month. with club
and social activities for active. in
active and reserve officers. 1914
Dist At AID 4-o400.
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DEC. 18th

Our Redskins leaving town-their
charming apis. avail: new, air
eond. bldg: best location. At Me-
TidiAn Park: all uitramodern facili-
ties: best value in town; rent. reas.
NV, HI. 3-3402. 10
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CATTLE n LIVESTOCK
o WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS ~FURNIsHED-N.w.

FIREWOoD AND KINDLINGr
any amount delivered. RE b-Toss
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THE MARRY
GORDON HOTEL

70l 10th st. n.w.-Large twin rms
steam heat, maid and elev. service
RIR Wfaakfu a
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BIG AS A HOUSE

Our 2-bedroom. apis. with separate
din. rm.. near Boiling Field, give
you more floor and closet space
than an Ayerage house
utilities.
10. s-0o7s 10. 1857
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Between K and Eye on 10th, within
walking distance of shopping and
Govt. bldgs. downtown. Nice sgle.
and dble. rms ReaS. wklv. and mo.
rates. Ma, S-6264
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

IaOa 18th st. NV, downtown
Neatly furn. rms, $5-S1 per wk: or
By mo, maid seTv. AID. 4-0I92.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-22
Food Clinic
At Economy
Auto Supply
Madeline Hail. Famous
Economist, Will Head
Corps Of Experts At
Local Store April 1929.

p. Lynwood Taylor, manager OF
announced today that food and
health clinic would be conducted al
Economy Auto Supply, Incorpora-
ted, store on North East Front
Street, opposite the Municipal
Parking Lot, Milford, on Thursday
and Friday of next week, April
28th and 10Th.
A staff of experts. headed by
Madeline Hall, nationally famous
home economist and famous radio
and television personality, will be
present both days from a. m. to
8 p. m.
She will give courses in the prep
aration and freezing of meats
fruits, vegetables, and other food
stuffs in special sessions daily al
10000 a. M, 2 p. m, and p. m. She
Polly Hynson, home economist OF
the Delaware Power and Light Com
pany. Working in close harmony
with the lady experts will be repre-
sentatives from Armour's Star
Meats, East Coast Packers and the
Mason Paper Company.
To each of the first fifty ladies
appearing at each of the six clini-
cal sessions there will be given alb
solutely free of charge a gorgeous
orchid flown direct from Hawaii
for the occasion.
Continued on page three)
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-22
Cardinal All Club
Lists Activities
Houston Group Was Very Active
First OF This Month

The Houston Cardinal All Club
has been very active during these
first few weeks of April. To begin
with, on National Cleanup Week,
the Cardinals went throughout the
town gathering old paper and trash
from the streets.
Or the Second of April, group
of the members attended the prof.
ect training meeting which was
held in the high school building in
Caesar Rodney. The fifteen mem
bers attended classes in gardening
poultry, clothing, and dairy, anC
they certainly gained some good
points for their projects.
On Wednesday, April 16, Project
Inspection Day was held Mrs. Mar
ion Macdonald, Kent County Agent
and Mrs. Martha Benson, Local
Leader, inspected the projects OF
the members and then were served
lunch in the Houston Fire Hall by
the members of the Cooking prof
ects under the direction of Miss
Rosanna Messick. Some of the prof
ects which were inspected were as
CONTINUED on page SKI
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-22
CD Volunteers To
Go To Aberdeen
Fifty Will Get instruction In Guild
ed Missiles And Rockets

About so state Civil Defense vol
unteers will go to Aberdeen Prov
ing Grounds on April q for a days
ments in guided missiles and rock
cts.
They are members of the states
Explosive Ordnance Reconnaissance
Division under DR.. William H.
Lockwood, division chief
At Aberdeen, the volunteers also
will study various types of ord
nance used by the U. S. Air Force
and anti-aircraft troops. A brief
session will be held on blast and
shock effects and reconnaissance
clues.
A highlight will be a 6y-over by
training planes dropping dud
bombs. There also will be field
demonstrations of buried and I'M
buried explosives and the building
Of protective works.
However, the emphasis of the
training program will be on new
developments in guided missiles
and rockets, DR.. Lockwood said.
DR.. Jefferson M. Hamilton, the d.
visions training officer. made ar
rangements for the trip, and other
division officers, Howard E. Howell,
field deputy chief, and Wendell
Jackson, headquarters deputy chief,
will assist the group at Aberdeen.
In charge of the training will be
1t. Col. Stanley r. Hicks, and Cap
CONTINUED on page seven)
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-22
Local Battery
M O bilized
With Dispatch
Demonstrated Speed And
Efficiency And Esprit
De Corps" At Test On
Wednesday Night.

With speed and efficiency, Btry
c., 945th AAA BN (AW) (Mbl.)
Delaware National Guard, was
April 20, as Brigadier
Gen. Joseph ]. Scannell, the Ad-
jutant General, gave the order to
start Operation Minuteman"
The one-day test alert also found
other Army and Air National Guard
units throughout the state respond
ing with alacrity and enthusiasm
to the first training exercise OF
its kind ever held by the National
Guard. Reports from all over the
State indicated Operation Minute
man" was proceeding or proceeded
man" proceeded smoothly, with
virtually no interruption to normal
civilian activities.
Lit Robert L. Young command
ing Battery c, expressed himself
as well, pleased with initial results
of the test alert in this area.
CAS- whole" Operation Minute
man proceeded according to sched-
ule We received the alert order at
s As p. m, April 20 and immediate
ly sent out hurry call to officers
and men of the unit to report at
once to their assigned stations.
1--WE are grateful for the fine
spirit of cooperation shown by
our fellow citizens and their in
terest in this exercise which is
such an important part of our
training" he declared.
1--WE are also highly pleased with
the splendid cooperation and at
tention to duty of all personnel of
Btry G. Each of our local Guards
men responded to the alert, prompt
ly and most enthusiastically and
made every effort to carry out his
ASSIGNED duties to the best of his
CONTINUED on page six)
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-22
Century Club Ladies
Had Enjoyable Meet
Pan American Day Observed With
Covered Dish Luncheon

Pan American Day was full of
pleasurable things for the members
of the Milford New Century Club
members on Monday. 1t began with
a covered dish luncheon with a
number of south of the border dish
es, one of which was delicious chill
con carne, made by members of the
committee for the day and many
other delicacies from the kitchens
of Milford women. Lovely arrange
ments of spring flowers, done by
Mrs. Neal Wilkins, Mrs. Edward
Evans and Mrs. David A. Clements,
Jr., enhanced the pleasure of those
attending the meeting. The lunch
con was followed by short pro-
gram on Organization of the Ameri-
can States, which included both
Americas Mrs. George T Macklin
had the program in charge and gave
many interesting facts about Simon
Bolivar and his efforts to liberate
South America and the present day
amicable relations between the 81
republics. Mrs. August F. Fax had
Continued on page nine)
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-22
Jaycees Are
Planning For
Bosses Night
Next Monday
Second Annual Fete Will
Be Held At AIMS Res
taurant; DIR. Jay Mill
er Will Be The Princi-.
pal Speaker.

The Milford Junior Chamber OF
Commerce, now in its second year.
will hold its second annual Bosses
Night, Monday, April 25th, at
AIMS Restaurant. On this night the
Jaycees each invite their boss or
employer as their guest with each
Jaycee footing the bill for his boss.
The purpose of Bosses Night is to
acquaint the Bosses" with the
work of the Jaycees and the bene-
fits that a young man, 21-35, can
gain from active membership and
participation in the many Jaycee
projects during the year.
The evening will feature a film.
"The Jaycee Story, followed by
the presentation of the award TO
the BOSS of the Year. This award
goes to the Boss who has done the
most for the Jaycees during the
past year. To be eligible, the BOSS
of the Year" must have Jaycees in
his employ. After this the main
highlight of the evening will be an
address by DR.. Jay w. Miller, pres
ident of the Goldey-Beacom School
of Business. DR.. Miller has had long
experience in the combined field of
education and business and is well
known in the state and in this area.
DR.. Miller received his Doctorate
at Temple University and is listed
in Who's Who in the East, and
in who's Who in American Educa-
ton" Chairman for the Bosses
Night is William Schrock who will
also act as Master of Ceremonies.
The Jaycees emphasis is on giving
young men opportunities for leader
ship and business experience while
they are young and growing i'm
their careers through experience
gained on subjects geared to fit and
meet real needs in the community.
The Jaycees are currently having
a membership drive hoping to grow
to so members in the near future
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-22
Local Store Changers To
Has Opened Observe Rural
New Division Life Sunday
All Subordinate Oranges
Will Gather Old Christ
Church At Laurel On
Sunday, May 18th.

Howard r. Moore, Chaplain of
the Delaware State Grange, an
nounces that Rural Life Sunday
will be observed Sunday, May 18th,
at 2:30 p. M, d. S. t.
This year all the Oranges of the
State are gathering at Old Christ's
Episcopal Church, 2 miles East of
Laurel, about / mile east of the
Dual Highway, for their annual OBJ
servance of Rural Life Sunday.
This is a wonderful old church
started in 1771 and completed in
1772. Two aisles with double out
side doors at the entrance of each
Aisle. also double pews with the
people facing each other and gate
to each pew.
The pulpit is at the left side. You
enter the same by three steps
where there is landing and the
pulpit with the Bible thereon. From
there you advance three more steps
to the pulpit from which they
preach.
The altar is in front with a table
therein. 1t is finished inside with
pine which is very beautiful when
the light is shining upon it.
You will have to see this old
church to appreciate it, so please
put down the date and plan to be
with us not alone to see the old
church, but to enjoy the service
with us.
We hope to have our program
completed in time to announce it,
so please watch the paper for same.