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AUToMoTIVE MISC.
rRAlLERs

TRADE EQUITY in house for trailer.
s41e 18th ave-. Silver sprins. Nc
COLONIAL SO: 30 IT,: excel. cond.
iyIly equip, many extras: Sl'5yb
sfxkTAN.. is54. - IT,. / hedrm.
$695. take over payments. Ru'
DQLpH. Brysns I'd. Trailer Park
on indian Head hwy. BryanS Road
'ts fRAIRIE SCHOONER. 81 t.. +.
bedrms.; $3.50. 800 payments
WEIGH .:Ss TR, PIX. u mi. Ft- Meade
err. PAN-AMER., az. good coid.
shower, .TV: 5000. WEIGH TRAIL
ER PIX Lot 3. Rt. COZ, " mi. q
ANY SIZE, utility or boat trailer
custom built: quick delivery. 1Q1l
1884 GENERAL, 28Ia f., tub an
shower: excel condition. WE. s
e-WHEEL CAR TRAILER in 1st-clas
condition. Also tarpaulin to cove
trailer, Reas, IA, 2-061O,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

THE TRUST NOTE EXCHANGE win
sell your 2nd and 3rd trusts and
notes for you. Buyers waiting. Com
plete fast service No charge unless
sold at your price. Buyers: Get on
our mailing list. els Investment
Bldg. NE S-4077. Ill
$500 SECOND TRUST behind
$3.50 frSt: payable S55 per
month, due In years. White
maker. 40fs discount. DI. 1883.
$4,000 B and {, season. excel.
maker pays In adv. S-yr. notes,
priced S2,950, HE. 4-7077.
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTORCYCLE 81 model. perfect
condition: reasonable price. RIA.
HARLEY 81 "74": excellent condi.
tion, Best cash offer. Call OIL.
4-5457. ewes; OIL. 4-22Io. day
wANTED-74HD with foot shift
any eond. WA. 7-94l5.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cent,

DUMP TRUCKs-(3) for sale: rees
With good credit reference; can be
S4Ss.
CHEVROLET dump truck; $4,000 mi
Reas. Elk. 3-0S96. "A
DODGE 1881 I.ton stake; good con-
dition: low mileage. Low price or
trade for moving van. AP. 7-9657.
CHEVROLET 1s4s coE: cabin ehss-
az AZ ggt gSsss running condition. $3.50.
INTERNATIONAL, 1859, LILO. "a
ton metro. Al cond., twin seats,
fully equipped: S1.10o. AID. 4-43l9
INTERNATIONAL, 40. N-ton pick
up; heater, snow-treaded tires. me-
Chemically OK. Call JU. 5-1940.
FORD, 1850. Acton pickup: less
than 22,0o0 mi: private owner.
Browning S-9416.
FORD SEDAN DELIVERY. 1853: low
mile: very good cond. Owner will
sacrif. for best offer. DE. 2-6650.
CHEVROLET. 1852. l-ton panel.
private owner. good condition;
FORD SO F-6OO dump; heater: 8. c5
tires: 2-Speed axle, equipped for
heayy-duty hauling. ready 10 work
81 ,495. 30-day guarantee. HILL &
SANDERS; Wash.'s Oldest Ford
I'LL. Open ewes. til 8; Sat. I'll s.
CHEVROLET, 1854. %-ton stake. r,
Si.o45. BILLS TExHco STA STA,
1892 Rhode Island ave. UN. 4
1901.
'TRUCKs-195O Chey. I-ton stake;
beautiful condition, lust like new.
New s-ply tires. $500 and finance
balance or will consider swap for
what you have. KE. S-6700.
INTERNATIONAL 1885 1A-ton
truck. $50. Runs good. Call Cen
trail s-63@2.
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sACRIPICE BALE

SACRIFICE SALE
1884 9S-ft. Correct Craft express
cruiser. double planked mahogany;
used 40 hours, powered with ZOO
hip. VS. Chrysler, speeds TO rs
mph.; shlp-to-shore phone, hsh
well, Navy top. side curtains. cock
pump. Looks and runs ike new
boat, Cost new, $4,000: owner
purchasing larger boat. Will sacri-
nee for $4,000. Please call after 9.
On R-GgII
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AVIATION

sTINsoN voYAGER $50, model
6MoH, S2.I00 cash. win reiicenss
on sale. ia. 2-7l63. -
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

IS ACREs-EdHs Of oviedo torange.
N.Y. fsy'i sovEs sssG E BIZ s7 iaes
New 2-bedrm; masonry home
highway. . miles from oroveiand,
State Route 33. sale by builder.
Box 3n4-B. Star. a
FOR SALE. ip Crescent City, Fla.
ing and fishing privils. Only a few
minutes walk from business section.
2-winged, s-room bungalow. Gear
WIS srfseM s5'n sA sf1Isd phRNr,a 9 91o4
Aspen St. Chevy Chase. Md. a
MASTER SERGEANT transferred TO
WASHINGTON has 3-bedrm. new CHS
house in West Palm Beach: carport,
n Tm f t.' S s:Sf" an. asnP P. fl fspi
lovely lawn: Gi AZ loan; must sell
this month: S700 dn. Additional
info. call SGT. GRAY. 10. 1886.
JUST 500 and small monthly pay
ments buys a beautiful lot with
shade trees. in the heart Of the
s sAkz c 3! 4;ffss. en- !. WESLEY
RIyERviEW MANOR. 4 miles n Of
r. Pierce overlooking scenic Indian
River offers lovely 2-bedroom
homes. s4,995. down payment S905.
J, w. LOWENSTE1N, Ri. 2. Box
474. Ft. Pierce, Fla.
HOLLYWOOD. Consult RUFUS B.
FUNK. Realtor. 2210 N. Federal.
Glad to see Washington. Maryland
snd virgins yss1s, friends. Phones
rRfsEE q cATAIoGuE-s on,ce,. Gen.
your wants. AMERicxN REALTY
Boy 24T7 .Tarpa Fla.
FL0RIDA--New 2-bedroom. S5.gp5;
3 miles TO Clearwater. INQUIRE
M. MCKNIGHT, Palm Harbor. Fla.
RETIRE TO HOME WITH POOL, in
Lakeland, Florida. One-year- old
contem porary rambler, beamed cell
ings,. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. large
all-electric kitchen. charming Nv
ing room, ja1ousie windows, large
storage room. on large lot in new
development. best residential area.
z min, drive to lakes for boating.
fishing, water skiing, Added by
garden;style patio porch. large out
orange. and fig trees and shrubs.
sfs SsIe y4 Gonef DOWN. To'ai sa RsiSs
S60.96 monthly. Will vacate when
convenient to buyer. BUTLER, $50
Golden Rule Drive North, Lake
land.
A PRIVATE BATH WITH ROOM ON
P PEfvILEd nST oP ETEEI KiFVWn esf.
S26. Month. 500; season cheaper.
II interested write to 930h N. At
lentie ave, Daytona Beach, Florida.
Hope to hear from you real soon. .
ORANGE CITY - 10 clear lots. !
will subord. and cooperate. MR..
BENNETT. MA. 9-6341; eyes,. WO.
6-4046.
MOTEL, 10 UNITS, MASONRY CON-
STRUCTTON, EXCEPT. VALUE.
ACME REALTY CO. UN. 4-32I1
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Floyd A. Crumpton
Deale, Md.

Dtu1GE
Turn left at. brick church. 3 blocks,
Office next door 70 ESQ Station.
Phone West River 2-1191 or Col.
3-9437 Central ave. branch once,
EdEewster, Nd.
ESTABLISHED ROAD STAND
On MAYO I'd. with 500 It. OF frontage,
convenient to bay. South River and
and Rhodes River beaches. 4 acres:
highly cultivated. grows everything
2-yr -old all-year modern home.
every convenience. Committing. So
900, terms
BAY RIDGE-on very large water:
front lot: modern an-year home. 3
bedrms.. u baths: full bsmt.. fur
mace. oil heat; completely furnished
Committing distance: priced way be.
PRxNKiIN MANOR BEAcH-Bsau.
tiful all-year home on waterfront
lot: fine liy. rm., 3 bedrms.. mod
kit. and bath: oil heat; In flnest To-
cation. viii sell below cost.
Have several other flne all-yeai
homes at Bay Ridge and Franklin
Manor at greatiy reduced prices.
CHARLES E. RIORDAN
1859 Wyoming Ave. NV. CO. 5-4292
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MONEY WANTED

FIRST TRUST WANTED, $1,000,
5hfs on excellent 2-family brick
IN D. c. JU. $4,000, ia. .9-6633,
$500 INVESTMENT wanted to ex-
e wen ss'ao6 within iRs': ! y s.n NJ T.
TAKE OVER, and increase LIST trust
70 $4,000. on $50. 600 modern
home, ETC., In country, for attfac-
tive rate OF interest. p. o. Box 210.
The Plains, Va. q
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WATERFRr. PRoP.-WANTEr

CHESAPEAKE BEACH-2 or 2 de-
sirable lots for cash: must be
cheap ia. o $3.50.
MOVING INTO STATE-Need an all
year home with . or bedrooms,
and modern conveniences Can
make large down payment. Must
commute 10 Washington. Box os-B.
GfaP
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

SELBY-ON-THE-BAY-sacr save
$1,000 now by buying this all-year-
round masonry home, In Q restricted
community: 8 rms: corner lot. l
block from beach. and block from
boat basin; partly furnished: S.
$50. Call MUTUAL REALTY IN
VESTMENT SYSTEM, OF. 10000.
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BUICK IS Super Riviera; yenoy
body, black top; beautiful car. I
owner: power brakes and steering;
fsi6: ais cofonet Apis, 2nd and
BUICK rs Roadmaster hsratoR
COW; completely equip. less thaa
5000 miles; co, OF. car: :, saw
over $1,000, only 81. 5 Sgsi h VII
LiAMs BUICK. I71o Coed Hope
BUICK IS Spec. COW: fully equipx
beaut. green finish. less than 4;Qoo
sa5. fun price: liberal trade and
.erms, OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK.
l7lO Good Hope I'd. Sc. Cioseo
Sunday, see Monday. A..
BUICK 40 Super COW: new t2p'
sse5. JACK PRY. LTD. l4th and
p
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BUICK Roadmaster Riviera. Coupe.
All power equipped. So. l95 or clos
BUICK 1851 '4S-D";. $4,000 actual
miles; fully equipped. 1896 or bess
offer. IA. 10000.
BUICK 1850 station wagon. super
4-dr., dyna1low: r. and D., w
tires: had excel. care. $685.: ~ N.
Greenbrier ST., Arl., IA. 5.3yS4:
BUICK '4S 4-dr.: q Special buy,
ike new: $4,000 NIL. fully equipped.
/ owner, EN-. 2-2070.
BUICK 1851 Super Riviera sedant
2-tone green; Wv. tires, r.. and Pc
dynahow; very clean. finest conols
ton; S695. cash or terms. $a5 down
NV, EN-. 3.0142. Open Sun. lu.o.
BUICK 1854 Roadmaster Hiyiere
coupe. Like brsnd-new. Beaut. nlus
body and white top. Pow, steeIinfs
pow. windows; 4-way seats. Select
Priced So, 1876. TIA. 9-4295; 80
BUCKS. sis: ell models, all cotetS
all ready TO 20: priced from SooI
TO SS47: . great selection o. the
finest 1851 Bucks in town; EMLE7
son & ORME tBgiekl. 18th ana
M SITS. NV. DI. 7-S196.
BUICK 1852 Riviera, hard top: z,
and h., dynadow. ExcepLlonail
cIaon. oulv eRNh TIE 6-490b.
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ALLEY PROPERTY
Rear of 2123 18th st. NV
46x60-First Commercial
Must Be 6old-ofiers Solicited
HARRY /. FRIEDMAN
Realtor, RE. 7-1166
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BUILDERS

Group Of 5 lots, GEORGETOWN yillag,
g on Bells Mil I'd = Bethesda
All utils. avail; $4,000; 5Ost
cash, balance yr. suboIdinlted z
cANBY, INC. ST. S-455e, oL
1920. IS
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BUILDERS
LOT BUYERS

Beautifully wooded Is-acre homesites
located less than " mile from
Laurel, with water and streets,
Terms flexible to individual pur-
ehasers or builders. can now
III, $4,000. Ewes, JU. 9.3691
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BUICK '54 Roadmaster Riviera 9
door: dynahow. radio, heater. powe1
brakes. power steering. Gorgeous
2-tone finish. like new, Wv; tness
tinted glass: very low mlesssy
tection; 3O-day written warranty.
PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS. AND ELL1coTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130s 90 Closed sundsu
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Arlington blvd. and Annandale ID
A valuable corner containing 81
acres or up to 10 acres, Suitable
fer high class industry or shop
ming center
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BUILDERS

100 ACRES ADJ. TOWN OF FAIR.
zo oNi ) e su 81 ssI RES. OR II.
500 50. Fl; PER LoT; SSi s 600 v PEE
CALL COL. BRECKENRIDGE, TE
s,37T5 O. at FREDE ;RsIsccK "
M MA GS000
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SHOREHAM REACH

Assume Oh loan on this fine year
round corner home: Ice. lot; . bed
rms. din. rm.. liy rm., kit, and
laundry rm. Owner must sell. re-
duced for quick sale. KAY REAL
TY CO., RA. $4,000. -
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LOOK AT this modern 5-rm and
bath ail-year home for SIS. 600,
terms. Built in 1851; committing
distance. See It at Cedsrhurst on
CheSapeake Bay, 81 miles d. C..
near Shady Side. Nd. WALTER NJ,
$50: Wo. s.o74S or r. MI hT fitshusR.
West River h67o
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ACREAGE

50 acres fronting on No: 2 Lees
burg pike. Just beyond Bailey'
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COMMERCIAL

Seven Corners, adj. the new shop.
ping center, fronting on Arlington
blvd, and Leesburg pike, 7..OOC
so #.
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RETIREMENT HOME 8 rooms,
bath; in pleasant surroundings
4. near town. on 20 acres with long
waterfront; several outbuildings. A
real opportunity for contented re-
tired living: S15,500. CAPT. II. C.
ROBSON. USN (ret.), Broker,
White Stone, Va.
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OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Four I0ox2oo
adjoining choice commercial lots.
, on coastal hwy. 3rd blk from
ocean; excellent motel site; near
proposed bridge: predevelopment
prices. Write Box 4b7-B, Star.
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AUTO 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

TRUCK AND DRIVER for hire, part
time. 1-ton panel. WA. 7-27S9.
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TRAILERs tesaslsusd,

MOBILE cREsTLINER '5S, IS IT,,
bedrms.. bath. ~ steel KIT. , lSs
Trailer PIX. call so. S-9lG9.
spaFtan-zimmer--Peerless-Roy
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BUICK 1919 4-dr.; excel. cond.:
r and h.: SO down includes tags
and D. c. insp. MINNESOTA MO.
TORS, 4211 MINI. ave. ne. a.
BUICK '46 Super 4-dr. sedan: good
lined. Radio, heater, defroster;
$40. JU. 9-377s. "A
BUICK 1851 Special de luxe; new
condition; sacrifice, terms, $40
down. MR.. ARTHUR. Monday. LA.
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ACC EMPIOYES

BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS
On old $40. Price, $3.50 per acre
Will help organise coop. *
elusive with Ashley, Inc. 10
5-2323; ewes. and week ends. cal
CSaifhershurs 04l-M
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We have an extremely large seiec-
water and in waterfront eommu-
mites Also lovely W. p. lots. acre
age and farms very moderately
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Site Of 7 acres, with trees. At close
in interchange, $4,000.
RIPLEY & ROMER. INC.
REALTORS GATTHERSBURG 900
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07

Mrs. Albert Dyer is a patient in
the Milford Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Harry L. Grier returned
home Tuesday after visit in Per-
Tyman, Nd, with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Humes Grier.
DR.. and Mrs. IS. M. D. Marshall,
after spending the summer at their
home in Rehoboth have returned
to their Causey Avenue home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mayhem were
in Rochester, N. y, the past week
end as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T. Clark.
DR.. John B. Baker has been at
tending the Academy Of Pediatrics
i'm Chicago for several days. He will
return to town on Friday.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilghman Krauss
and. son, Rusty, of Arnold, Nd,
were past weekend guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Jacobs and Mrs.
Duane Lynne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dill and Mrs.
Harry L. Grier have returned to
their home on South Walnut Street
after spending the summer at their
cottage at Indian Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Macklin
had as weekend guests Colonel and
Mrs. George T. Macklin of New
Providence, N. J., and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. Brimijoin of La Plata, Md.
Mrs. Roscoe Weatherly and Mrs.
Frank Valentine of Flushing, L. l.,
were guests of Mrs. Duane Lynne
from "Wednesday until today, TAX
ing Mrs. Lynne home with them.
Mrs. Lynne will fly on Monday
from New York CITY and will begin
a six weeks tour IF 1line countries
in the Middle East
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
Births At Hospital

Sept. IS: Boy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Truitt, Milford; Girl, Mr..
and Mrs. John Thompson, Hous-
ton; Boy. Mr. and Mrs. William
Coins; Harrington.
Sept. 2S: Boy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Guengerich, Greenwood.
Sept. %: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ament, Jr. Lincoln; Girl, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Reed, Lincoln; Boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Goodwin,
Georgetown: Girl. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Robbins, FELTON,.
Sept 30: Boy. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Tucker, BridgeYille; Girl, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert D0wnes, Laurel:
Girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rich
ards, Milford.
Oct /. Girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Hawkins, Georgetown: Boy. Mr..
and Mrs. John Jones, BIiIlsboro: !:
Girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomas.
(coD Bridgeyilie; Girl. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Webb (col) Sea-
ford.
Oct 2. Girl. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Annett, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
Hospital HOstesses

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital announce
the following Hospital Shop and
Hospital Cart hostesses for the
week Friday, October Z to Thurs
day, October 13.
Hospital Shop Hostesses- Friday,
October z (afternoon): Mrs. Paul
Meusing; (evening): Mrs. Robert
WOrmington Saturday, October s
(afternoOn) Mrs. Edward Ford /:
(evening): Mrs. Ralph Lewis: Sun
day, October 9 (afternOOn): Mrs.
Leroy Reed; (evening): Mrs. Har-
ry Zeiseg; Monday. October 10
(afternOOn) Mrs. John Baker and
Mrs. I. d. Short; (evening): Mrs.
Charles Swain; Tuesday, October
II (afternOOn): Mrs. j. J. Pearce !;
(evening): Miss Doris wilkins:
Wednesday, October Y (afternO0n) !:
Mrs. Spencer Willis; (evening) !:
Mrs. Frank Elton, Jr.; Thursday.
October Is (afternoOn): Mrs. r. a.
DerricksOn and Mrs. Harvey Con
ard; (eveningl: Mrs. Edward Fav-
niger.
EOSpltal Cart HOSLeSSe SeS-E'T1day,
october q: Mrs. Joseph Pearce, Sr..
and Mrs. Carlton F0oks; Saturday.
October s: Mrs. Clayton Lord and
Mrs. Norman Grove: Monday, Oc-
tOber 10: Mrs. George Sheaffer and
Mrs. Edgar Isaacs. Jr.; Tuesday,
october IL: Mrs Perry Ragains and
Mrs. Robert Mercer; Wednesday.
october II: Mrs. Marian DurOcher
and Mrs. May Bennett; Thursday.
October 13: Mrs. Louis Pack and
Mrs. Ira Garbutt.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
Items Of q Purely
Personal Ndture


Miss Virginia Fisher is a patient
in Memorial Hospital following an
operation.
Donnie Evans returned home the
first Of the week after a visit with
Frank Draper in Golden Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Byron Gibson spent the past
weekend in Philadelphia as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William d.
Kimmel.
Mrs. Paul v. Mckay returned to
her home on Lakeview Avenue yes
terday after spending the summer
at her cottage at Rehoboth
Mrs. Norma Brenner and Mrs.
Sylvia Davis of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, were guests of Mrs.
Blanche Rule over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NAPLES
spent the past weekend at Lake
MOhonk. N. r, and have now re-
turned to their home on Church
Avenue after suLlmering in Reho-
both.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lcngbotham
left Wednesday for Miami, Florida,
where they will attend the Ameri-
can Legion Convention being held
there. They We're accompanied by
the Reverend and Mrs. Park w.
Huntington of Wilmington.
"A resident of Milford has matric-
ulated in the freshman class at
Rosemont College. She is Miss Bur-
ton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ir-
win Burton. 2 Clarke avenue. Miss
Burton is a graduate of Milford
High School. One hundred fourteen
freshmen enrolled at Rosemont on
September 10. They represent eIev-
en- states and four foreign coun-
tries. After a weeks orientation
program, regular classes began Sep
tember 26.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
Georgetown Lions

First rehearsal for the Lions
Club benefit show to be held No
yember Is and IL in the George
town High School auditorium, was
held Tuesday night in the parish
house OF ST. Paurs Episcopal
Church in Georgetown.
Bill Jaeger, who will be cO-di-
rector Of the show with Mrs. Nellie
Barr, has the cast almost complet-
ed. The show will follow the lines
Of a televisiOn program and is
given for the benefit of the clubs
plan for a supervised playground
in this town.
Samuel r. Russell, who is pro-
duction manager for the show. has
picked his workers in cooperation
with Harvey Nelson. president Of
the club.
on the stage managers commit
tee are Joseph Wagner, AL Renne-
wanz, Norman Jester, Albert Sny-
der and Ray Kitchens. Emerson
Keller will be in charge of lighting
In charge Of construction will be
John l. Briggs and Robert Elliott.
The advertising committee will in
clude Ray Lloyd. John L. Briggs
and Preston Workman.
w. Carl Utz viii look after the
publicity and Mrs. Utz. Mrs. Mel
son and Mrs. Rennewanz will plan
the costumes. Mrs. Madelyn Tram
mel Is makeup chief with William
Globes chairman for sound effects.
Albert S. LennOx will be respon-
sible for the music ana Les How
ard viii be organist.
Charles TramTnei, Howard Lingo
and Leroy Morris will comprise
the ticket committee and Harold
Hudson win head the ushers.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
Birthday Party

On Friday and Saturday, this
week, ShadOwlawn Frozen Food
Lockers, Denton, will celebrate
their tenth birthday by holding
Open House-and you are in 1vited.
This has become an annual af-
fair, differing from a regular birth
day party in that the plant gives
gifts, instead of receiving them.
Door prizes will include the llse Of
a locker for a year, $40 and SIS
worth Of processing. In addition,
there will be samples of co duntry
ham and corned beef, products Of
the locker. plant, for every OF lie. Be
sure to drop in any time on Octo-
Der 7and for a try at the door
prizes and sample OF delicious ham
and cOrned beef.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
Coz. BOggs Calls For
Fire Prevention Week
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WHEREAS, Delaware has been
particularly fortunate in this past
year because of the valiant work
of its volunteer fire companies and
paid city companies whose alert
ness have prevented many losses;
now
THEREFORE, I, J. Caleb Boggs,
Governor Of the State of Delaware,
do hereby designate the week be-
ginning October 8, 1855, as
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
I call upon the citizens of all our
communities to organize effective
programs for reducing the needless
waste caused by preventable fires,
and I urge the American Red Cross,
the Delaware Safety Council, all of
our Chambers of Commerce, busi-
ness, labor and farm organizations
as well as schools, civic groups.
and public information agencies
actively to observe Fire Proven
tiOn Week. I also direct our Fire
Marshall and other appropriate
agencies in the state to assist in
this effort to reduce the loss of life
and property resulting from fires.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
Reveals New Look
In Auto Insurance
CONTINUED from first page)

Continued from first pager
quired by the present bulky form
A simple index Of provisions to
enable policyhOlders to find infor-
nation quickly without Wading
through the entire policy.
Special topographic treatment
for easy reading.
Although different in formal, the
policy will contain the standard
provisions used heretofore and will
include the recent revisions which
broaden the coVerages.
He explained that the policy is
activated by simply completing and
attaching a declarations page"
which states who and what is in
sured and for how much.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07

A number Of friends from
town were the guests of Mrs.
Nell NAPLES Campbell Of Mil
ton, who had a brunch at Din
ner Bell Inn in Rehobotl b on
Wednesday, followed by c ards.
And Saturday evening many
were included in the itations
for the party at the Reho both
Country Club given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Burks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Burton and Mr..
Louis Burton of Georgeto wn.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07

Mrs. Del NJ. Steele, Of Fort
Lauderdale, Florida, has an
nounced the engagement Of her
daughter, Nancy Ann, to Mr..
Carl Peter Grimm, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John p. Grimm, Jr., Of
Carmel. N. Y, and LauderdaIe.
Miss Steele, whose late father
was hr. Harlan r. Steele, re-
ceived some Of her early school
ing In Rehoboth and Milford.
She also attended Sanford Pre-
paratory School, the Hampden
DuBose Academy at Orlando,
Florida, and was graduated
from Pine Crest School in Lau-
derdale. Mr.. Grimm attended
Deerfeld Academy, and was
graduated from Hamilton Col
lege ewhere he was a member
of the Alpha Delta Phi Fratern-
ity. He served as a lieutenant
in the U. S. Navy for three
years and is in advertising in
New Haven, Conn. The wedding
will take place in st. Thomas
Protestant Episcopal Church,
in New York City, on Satur-
day, November IL.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
POcahOntas Lodge News

This Monday night, October 10,
1855. at 500. win be the raising
of chiefs as follows:
Prophetress-Edn Welsh: Po-
cahontas-HeIen Jester; Wenonah
-Erelyn Timmons; POwhatan-
Laura Mullen.
Members each bring 4 sand
witches and if anyone has flowers
for the please bring them also.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07

This evening after the foot
ball game between Seaford and
Milford, which will be played
on the home grounds, Miss
Betty Grier is having open.
house for all and sundry who
will stop in for a coke and a
sandwich, plus a chat about the
events Of the evening. Betty is
a senior this year and a good
example Of why pupils should
complete their high school
studies before going away.