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YOUNG MAN


Between ages Of % and 20
years. We have opportunity
in our organisation for o man
who wants to learn the mort
gage loan and real estate
business and who is looking
for o permanent position.
Salary. $1,000 per year to
start, with good opportunity
for advancement with one Of
the largest, old-established
concerns In the city. A por-
ton of the duties will be
outside and therefore appli-
cant must own his own car
for which he will receive all
lowance. Work week 37h
hours. Lunches frTnished free.
Reply in own handwriting.
giving full particulars as to
previous business experience
and draft status. All eppli-
cations considered conf1den-
tial and no inquiries made
until after interview.
BOX 3sb.M, Star
Evening star., 1955-07-10
OFFICE
ADMINISTRATION
The Proctor q Gamble
Distributing Co.

Requires an ener-
getic, intelligent man
In its Baltimore Of
flee. Requirements:
23 to 26 years of age,
college education or
equivalent. Previous
business expert
ence desirable. This
is an excellent oppor-
tunity to make a
permanent connec-
ton with a strong
company and to get
thorough training in
all phases of office
management work.
= Closely related to
sales functions. Re-
ply, by letter only, to
601 Mathieson Bldg,
Baltimore 2, Nd.
State age, schooling
and business expert
ence.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

Our firm needs Q men to
increase personnel to work
with an exceptional radio
gift program. Steady work.
no layo6s: good opportunity
for advancement. Require
rnente: Neat appearance, good
speech and an automobile.
Call RA. 6-1202.
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BOX 473-M, STAR

AUTO FINANCE CLERK
Young lady, will train for interest
ing Job in major auto finance COM
pany. All modern employe benefits.
Must be able to type. Apply Room
434, 261 Constitution ave. NV,
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HELMEN

USED can PoRTER, need szpsfi-
eneed man IN cleaning cars: per-
manent position; good salary 70
right person. KIRK MOTOR Co.
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statesmen

Executive type, well educated. abl,
70 present proven personal imam.
cial plan to businessman. Must b.
able to absorb Q thorough trainini
ttv quickly Those QUALIFYING vii
have lifetime career. Do not reply
willing to work hard Salary anc
commission. Give record Of bust.
Pes PES, eopnsct59n n rsierenes Of frs'
Evening star., 1955-07-10
CIRCULATION
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Immediate openings are
now available IN our Cireula-
tion Dept. for persons with
pleasant telephone manners
with the confidence and
phone saleswork The sales
commission Is liberal and
the hours can be tailored
to fit your requirements In
many cases.
II interested in steady and
enjoyable work contract Mr..
Harvey. Room 204, The Star
Bldg, 11th and Pa. ave..
between Q am. and Q pm.
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LEDGER CLERK

Young woman. 2o-36 yrs. Of are, for
perm, position In cur acct. dept.
handing han sSnssn1, ascSuIt' rscsiya6ls sou.
experience and ability to type are
required; 6-day, 40.hr. week; SAL
ary commensurate with experience.
Apply Personnel, Room 605. Open
weekdays S:30-b. and Sat. 0-12.
No phone calls
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HELPMEN
YOUNG MEN

ASSISTANT BU YEHS
For .ehildren's wear and mems fur.
nishingSi some experienea usces-
sary 5000 yearly, Wonderful op.
CALL Mr.. GOLD, Ii. 3-463l,
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statesmen
A SUMMER KILLING!!l

A SUMMER KILLING!!l
mo EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Part time or full time: almost every
denomination sale. Leads fur
nished. New patent device; Please
bECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER-
SGd dSdus Denans a% oe. dSs eoS9s.snt 5Ssy weef a
pleasant SURROUNDING. sir-condi.
tioned ONCE. annual leave. start
ing salary open, chance for ad-
yancement: write brief request for
interview to Box 205-M. Star. 10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
must be exper. in fabrication. Good
Ndps. salapTy. ,,l plus ossI eommission MS sion CON.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white, %, to 40. fabrication expe,
and good salesman. Local refer.
ences: $40 per day plus conmis.
ssSSRs sSsoco 90 sEK1fef Eafefl's srAFfoS haSFqNs @
saies9sn ATrENRhSas and lDbfica
SERVICE sTATIoN Corner Ga.
Spring anP Phone oi5Syle 5U s-s714: SiC sHSeF
SERVICE STATION ASSISTANT
MANAGER, for large operation;
must be capable Of operating shift
and handling men. Applicants must
coNNoRs. INC. s7S1 % MAYOR rd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exper. only: hours from 8 ON. to
II pm. Apply In person. 1925
Conn: ave: No phone calls. lib
Service Station Attendant
Opening for experienced man. SAL
AIRY substantial. Permanent. See
Mr.. Lane or Mr.. Warrington. ESQ
CLINIC. Fairfax Circle. Fairfax. Va.
10
SERvICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be experienced in wheel bal
ancing and minor repairs. Good
0ppor. for live wire. Apply W. A.
BARBER. ESQ Service Center. 10th
and Main ave. s.w.
SERVICE STATION LUBRICATION
MAN and al1-round service work
thoroughly experienced: good sal
sry: vacation with pay. Closed
Sundays. Apply In person, JOHN
NY'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION
Goth and N. Y. ave. NV. 10
SHEET METAL MAN
Experienced. for inside and outside
work, Good wages tor the right
person. Call ia. 2-429&. Ia
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BANK BOOKKEEPER
BURROUGHS
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR
Experience preferred: 5-day week:
free retirement plan and life tn
surance; air-conditioned once: per-
manent position.
The MunSey Trust Co.
1899 'E' ST. NV. LA
BEAUTICIAN. manicurist, man hair.
styiist; Guar s75 M S40o qa ave.
BEAUTICIAN, 5 days. so per cent
comm. paid weekly with $50 guar
antee. LORRAINE HAIR eTYL-
IsTSs S1l0 Queens Chapel rd.. UN.
|BfkSVUEfYYYcrAN, steady and depend
sond sSls TSSyi b%vIp HSrS x TSIsT sSiy TX Isss As
skAnrrcixN-Apply u u Clan KAY iS RIM.
231e Calvert st: NV. Opposite
Shoreham Hotel. HU. 3-4300, OIL.
BRx1friHctrAN, experienced. euarSn- iS
teed salary, plus 50ss commission;
5-day week, hours 9 to Q. Ov. s.
1874. Evenings, XII. s-6196. la
BEApTlC1ANS: men. women stylists,
manicurists; full or part time, high
sslary; mod, air-cond. salon. JU.
b-2232: ewes. call ia. 9-es69. Mr..
HAROLD. Hair Stylist. --16
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MANAGER
Women'S Wear Store


EXCELLENT TOP SALARY
CALL Mr.. GOLD. Ii. 3-4621
MEAT WRAPPER, 44-hour week,
paid vacation, free insurance, hos
pitalizstion Apply FOOD BARN.
MEDICAL SECRETARY. must bs
fully exper. in shorthand, tipping,
and medical terminology. small
hosp. South Arl. Write sivtng
background and refs. to Box 111.M.
MED. ss6!' TECH, with v.ll-rouna.d
training. 40-hour week, with no
evening or weekend work. Cali XII.
9-Q474 or XII. 9-1622.
NURSE, Registered; for childsen's
summer camp; not over 40 yrs. Of
age. Immediate position. Call
DARLINGTON, Nd. 45s1. reverse
NSssfEs.. fassfss. undergraduates, Drsct.,i is ssid.
white. Vacation relief. 3 shifts.
NGRsas AfDE%. % White, To4' for general
foo duty in nursing home: good
sslary; must live in; refs. Ju.
NURSES wANTRD-oraduate. reg
son aE shI nsssEw estS APRosM PgRoME 7 Fos Rss
THE AGED. 1928 Spring rd. NV.
NURSES. graduates white. for de-
livery room: permanent 1878 and
4.12 shifts, or choice Of rotating
all shifts SUBURBAN HOSp1-
TAI Beth. Nd. 10
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BETHESDA

MARRIED MAN
For responsible position with large
national distributing organization
in Alex area. Some mechanical
aptitude helpful. Car to your ad-
vantage. II you are available inn
mediately see employment mgr, 10
am. to IL. 1908 Duke st.. Alex,
Va Ia
Evening star., 1955-07-10
NOTICE

RsnrssestHtSs sner a te.y,.r S5 asgs nanus
to all positions In new factory
branches located in Washinston
and Arlington. These positions
offer genuine opportunities to ad.
vance to the high-income bracket
$685. per mo. to. start. No, expeHi.
snce required II yo,i are neat
honest. sincere and ambitious. cal
BY popular radio program, Thi,
Is steady employment and these
positions yill soon be filled. Cal
Evening star., 1955-07-10
All Veterans!
Here's What the New
Career Incentives Act"
Means to You:

So4C CC4 441CC4AtANCc 6Ob
Means to You:
The U. s. Air Force
needs the specialized
services of veterans with
previous technical train
ing from any branch
of the Armed Forces.
And the new Career
Incentives Act of 1855"
makes it worth your
while to investigate the
extended benefits in re-
tirement, grade, allow
ances, bonuses, etc., that
are yours when you be-
come a member Of "the
young mans team"
Come in and find out the
complete details = or
write for FREE BOOK
LET about the new Prior
Service Program. There's
no obligation. You owe
it to yourself-and your
family.
Today and tomorrow
you're better off in the
Evening star., 1955-07-10
ACCOUNTING cLxRx-S85
See ABBEY First
ACCOUNTING CLERKS
High School Graduate
Experienced

AGES 90 TO 35. Manual Sookkeep-
ing. no typing; permanent position;
5-day week, hrs, 9 to 8. regular
pay increase, Advancement oppor-
tunity; sickness and retirement
benefits
CALL Ma. $4,000, EXT. 286
FOR APPOINTMENT
Evening star., 1955-07-10
HELp woMEA

BoOKKKEPKR-Nss-ear desisrshtr
sas.no,,s has A. Seselns s,ie. e. seSskssYeri 'a,
u. Bertini q zIsEa oI6s,fo-
Biz 1880 14th ST. NV. 10
B00KKKkRkk, experienesd: perma-
nent: good future for right per-
son Reference.. Box 466-N. Star.
B0OkkEEPEB for real estate loan
and tns- business. must be good
typis and be familiar with double
entry system, expef. and settled
ssisrs Commemorate with AFFINITY.
Reply In own handwriting 70 Box
l64-M. star. -l2
Evening star., 1955-07-10
CLERK-TYPIST

Ase 1885: permanent position with
essential. Hours 9:i6 to S. S5-hr
week, no Saturdays. interesting
work In convenient downtown air
conditioned ONCE. Paid vacation
and sick leave, excellent company
benefits. See MR.. WEIGH. 1879 I
Evening star., 1955-07-10
CLERK-SENIOR
Insurance Co.
CLERK-STENO.

Age 1896: permanent position In
large real estate organization open
for an alert person. Accurate typ
ing and shorthand essential. In
teresting work In air-conditioned
once. Hours 9:15 TO 3, 35-hr
week. no Saturdays. Paid vacation
and sick leave, excellent company
benefits. See MR.. WEIGH, 17e2 I
Gk n w liz
Evening star., 1955-07-10
BOOKKEEPER

Exper. dble. entry. Also to handle
payroll. Air-cond. once; 5-day VIZ.
APPLY JAFFE
aII 18th 81. NV. IL
Evening star., 1955-07-10
THERE ARE JOBS
AND JOBS

But not every one 10 the right lob
for YOU. We have on our desks
some Of The best secretarial. stem
ment, public relations, ONCE, and
other positions with fine employees
that we have seen In our expe-
rience. We can save you hours Of
effort and job-hunting time. Let
Us try TO put you In THE RIGHT
JOB. No registration fee-but Q
fee for services II we succeed In
placing you.
Interview hours. Mon. Friday, $3.50
to and 2 to 4. Closed July 4.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
BOOKKEEPER
ASSISTANT

Permanent Job IN circulation Book
keeping dept: 5-day. 40-hr. week
eellent fringe benefits; 25-35 yrs
Of age: must have typing ability
bookkeeping experience preferred
Apply Personnel. Room sos. Opel
weekdays S:30-6 and Sat. e-12
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
HOSTESS
LAB. TECH TO S350

111A1' IN11', ~ VOOO
RECEIPT. .-secy., Dr.'s once, $27b up.
Cafeteria mgr, VIII, hosp, open.
Beginner stenos. and cashiers.
300 18th NV, Rm. 500, ME-. 8-29e2
LAUNDRY apparel press operators:
this type Of work; vacation, SICK
benefits and DISQUALIFICATION, after
emplovment for specified Iength Of
time. PIONEER LAUNDRY, 926
Rhode Island ave. ne. 10
Evening star., 1955-07-10

THE EVENING STAR
l10l PENNA AVE. NV
MACHINE OPERATOR, Class 1000
MGR posting machine. Under 36;
5.day week; salary, S55. Must be
high school graduate. State duah-
flcations. Boz 321-M. Star. III
Evening star., 1955-07-10

AIRLINES NEED
Young men. See our ad under in.
struction courses, this paper. Ill
Evening star., 1955-07-10
CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position, age no handi.
cap. for small local once Of Q ma
tional concern; S-hr. day, 6-day
week. Apply Room 4o3. 1406 q
Evening star., 1955-10-05

Stock up on these Hollywood Or band bottom
style briefs in swo-bar irieos rsyon Nylonized
scr, fasi-dryine and long wear. Assorted rim
on both styles. White and pssfsDs. Womsn's
REGULAR Sizes S to7
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-25

Plans are being made for a
turkey supper on Saturday. Dec.
10. at zoar Church house.
The Daughters Of the GUAM viii
have party night, November Is. at
which time names viii be drawn
for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Brandon are
the parents Of a son, August Joseph
Brandon, Jr., born October 2S IN
Beebe Hospital. Mrs. Brandon is
the daughter Of Nc. and Mrs.
Charles Dorman.
Mr.. aand Mrs. George A. Wharton
are receiving Congratulations on
the birth Of a daughter, Ann Nit
chell. in Milford Memorial Hos
Dital. wednesday. November is.
Mrs. B. C. Whitmore Of Santa
Barbara. California. is spending
few months with her son-in-laW
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Carter.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-25
Stop That Tree From
Committing Suicide

A tree that sheds leaves on one
side earlier than the other should
be given a second look" The
leaves on this side may have had
yellow tinge during the
summer.
These are signs Of suicidal"
tendency in, a tree. Look for grid
ling roots, advises Don Cantwell,
Area Manager of the Bartlett Tree
Expert Co.
Girdlng roots are those which
have grown partially around the
trunk and so close as to girdle the
base of the. tree. They choke a tree
by restricting the movement Of sap
nutrients in the trees and in the
strangled root area.
Roots of a normal growing tree
tend to push out to seek food and
water. If a root hits hardpan,
pavement, other obstructions or un-
favorable food conditions it IS often
DETECTED and pushes in sslother di-
.rection, twisting across other roots
or curving around one base of the
trunk. One root becomes imbedded
in another and girdling results.
Girdling is frequently caused
also by improper planting. When
roots are twisted during trans
planting they continue to grow in
these unnatural positions. Years
later damage from girdling shows
up. That is why root girdling is
more apparent in middle aged and
older trees than in young ones
Root girdling is also more common
on street than on lawn trees.
Fall is an ideal time to check fol
girdling roots. They may be seer
at the soil line or detected by dig
ging away several inches Of soil a
the base Of the trunk.
Carefully cut away the waywarC
root with mallet and chisel anS
paint the scar with wound dress
ing. Removal of these roots viii
restore proper circulation and ad'
years to a trees life.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-25
MnL.SBORO
By Mrs
E. E. Carey
Phone
ss41
MInsDOr0

Mi1lsboro Homemalkers' Club met
with Mrs. Otto Rain on Thursday,
November II. The following slate
Of officers was announced fer 1856:
president, Mrs. A. Wayne Burton;
vice president. Mrs. Frank Harri-
son: secretary, Mrs. Harold Dob
son; treasurer, Mrs. Gcnald Col
Inns.
Mrs. Burton appointed committee
chairmen for next Chaplain,
Mrs. Edward McCabe; Civil De-
tense, Mrs. Meyer Ableman; Health,
Mrs. VolIie Gray; Annual Report,
Mrs. Frank Harrison: Publicity,
Mrs. Clifford Cahall; Family Life,
Mrs. Davis Carlisle; Recreation
Mrs. Paul Schumacher, Safety,
Mrs. Nina Timmons: international
Relations, Mrs. George R. Hick-
man.
Mrs. William Bachelor and Mrs.
Nina Timmons were in charge OF
the program. They had invited
Mrs. Jack Birl and Mrs. Edna Cul-
yer from Indian River Club to be
guest speakers. These two ladies
gave an interesting talk on the
subject, "Teenage Problems.
Mrs. Rahn's hobby is painting
and she has accomplished much il
this art. During the social hOul
the members were thrilled to have
the opportunity to see some Of Mrs
Rahn's oil paintings-both portrai
and still life. The highlight Of tn
afternoon was when the hostess
presented Mrs. Edward McCab.
with one of her oil paintings as
door prize. The gift was beauti
ful painting Of vase of flowers.
The December meeting will b
a Christmas party in the form O
/ a covered dish luncheon on tn
4 18th in the American Legion Home
+ The MYAF Of Zoar Church wi
meet Sunday night at the churc
at 1880. Mr.. John Revei viii be tn
guest speaker, and Mr.. and Mr.
Howard Dorey, leaders.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Donaway'
Mrs. Dale Mumford, and Mrs. Hazel
Parsons and daughter, Pat, visited
Mr.. Lewis Briggs Of Georgetown
who is in Delaware Hospital, Wiz
mington, Wednesday.
Mrs. Everett Messick and MRS,
Thomas Scott, Jrs motored to Wiz
mington. Saturday, for the day. Ac-
oompanving them were Judith Wil-
rims Linda Kay Messick, Jane.
Josbua and Phillip Messick. The
children took part in an M4t'
program at Eastiake Methodist
Church, 30th and Tatnall Streets.
DESPITE the weather conditions, q
nice crowd attended the program.
Luncheon was served by the ladies
Of the church. Judith is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins,
and Linda Kay. the daughter o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Messick.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Gehman Mitchell
and children, David and Elizabeth,
Of Newark spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dorey and
son, jerry, are spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with Rev.
and Mrs. Arthur Backus in Cedar
Grove, West Virginia.
Mrs. Edna Culver Of MillsbOro,
Mrs. Media LankfOrd Of Lewes, DR..
and Mrs. W. o. Daisey and Mrs.
Valerie Lewis of Rehoboth, Mr..
Louis Daisey and Miss Kay Cod
win of Fenwick were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vollie
Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Belts and chill
dren Of Wilmington are spending
ten days with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
NJ. Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Griffith Of
Clayton spent Sunday with Mr.. and
! Mrs. Charles Vickers.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-25
MiIIsboro School
News
senIors Atiend aCareeF NIght'

Seniors Attend .Career Night
Several Millsboro seniors at
tended Career Night in Dover on
Monday night, November p, 1855.
DR.. Theodore "A. Distler, president
Of the American College AssOcia-
ton, gave the main speech on
Planning a Career.
The students we're much inn
pressed by the representative Of 80
or more colleges who answered
questions on their school offerings
and costs.
Those who attended from Mills
.bOro were: Lawrence C0rdrey, Ger
aid Harrison, June Godfrey, John
Collins, Henry D. Shockley, jim
Pruitt, and Loretta ReveL
Thanksgiving Dance
The 10th grade is giving a
Thanksgiving Dance tonight, No
vember "A, 1855, at 1900 p. m, in
the school.
Water Fountain
Work has started on an outside
water fountain for the Athletic
Field.
On the side of the fountain will
be a plaque with the name Of the
donOr-the MillsborO Glass of 1855
All Club Reactivated
The Indian River All Club met
Monday evening, November Il, a
/ the MillsbOro School with Miss
Patterson, County All Agent, II
charge. She explained the purposes
the activities and projects of th'
club.
Four new members were admit
ted. They were Janet Lee Hudson
Betty Jean Smith, Robert Hudson
and Mary Belle CoWen.
The club will meet the first Fri
day of each month in school. MI
and Mrs. Everett Messick are tn
local leaders.
The officers elected were Jan
lMessick, president, and Judy Wal
kins, secretary and treasurer.
The Schools Thanksgiving Dime
THANKSGIVING dinner with all it
fixings was served to the Millsbor
pupils recently at the astOnishin
price of 25c per platter includin
milk. Mrs. Laura Hudson, and th
cafeteria staff, received the com
mendations of the student body TO
preparing such & fine meal.
Frank Hall, a former student
Millsboro School aud who is no
in the United StateC Navy, visite
our school this week.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-25
Put On Mulches
After Ground Freezes

Wait until the ground freezes be-
fore applying mulches around re-
Gently transplanted trees, says the
Bartlett Tree Experts. Marsh hay,
pulverized leaves, peat moss, spent
hops, sawdust, leached-out seaweed.
even glass wool make good mulch
es.
Mulches should be packed down
and not too thick near the trunk
line because they lure mice which
may girdle the tree. Evergreens,
pines and spruces require mulches
of their fallen needles. Don't rake
M needles beneath these trees.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-25
LATE WEATHER NEWS

WAYNESBURG, Pa. II (P II
What goes UP must come down
even if it takes several years.
w. A. Wilson, Of nearby Grays-
Vile, found a weather balloon with
its parachute still attached hang
ing from a tree.
inscribed on the instrument box
was a faded but still legible:
Lexington, Ky. Dispatched
July 26, 1852"
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-25
81. JOINS
Mrs. Laurence Kitchens
Phone Georgetown 249o

The ladies' Of ST. Johns Methodist
Church will have a chicken and
dumpling supper in the church
house on Saturday, December Srd.
Serving will start az D. M, adults,
Sl.25; children, S.65.
Mrs. Parks Goodnight Of China
Grove, N. O., was an overnight
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston
Pettyiohn on Thursday.
Several families from here at
tended tbs MYAF at Bethesda
Church on Sunday evening and saw
the flm, God Is DeaF".
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy White Of Fed
eraisburg, Nd, called on Mrs. Helen
Truitt on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-25
RED COFFEE

TOKYO Up = Communist
China is going to try to raise its
own coffee.
Peiping radio says the first 20O,-
600 coffee plant seedlings will be
set out next year in the "subtropi-
cal region" of Yunnan province, in
southwest China. The first har-
vest is expected within three years.
Coffee production, if any has
been negligible in China. Peiping
SAYS, however, that wild coffee
plants abound in Yunnan and ex-
detrimental farms have succeeded
in growing the plants.
Read The CLASSIFIED Ads
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dorey and
Mrs. Clara Otto were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston
Pettyjohn.
Mrs. Sallie Truitt visited her
brother, Mr.. Benjamin West who is
patient in the Milford Hospital,
who is suffering from injuries re-
ceived in an automobile accident
Saturday night.
Mrs. Francis Dorey, Mrs. RalstOn
Pettyiohn and Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Kitchens were in Wilmington
on Wednesday.
Milford stores open every We'd
nesday, all day, starting Wednes-
day, November 23rd, continuing
through Wednesday, December 28th
Rare Fine
IL 1856 bones Of the Neandertbss
nan we're found in Felderhoffei
:rottn noHr r1ur~rldorf Germany
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03

HOLLIN HALL vILLAGE-By own
er; 3 bedrm. brick rambler. huge
screened porch. big XII WIN
VIII CT, SI4.150. so. b-Si33.
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four bedroom brick home today.
First-hoor bedroom with outside
entrance, living room with fireplace
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sun deck. Rec. Dom with fireplace'
fun bath and room for maid. ASK.
Ing $4,000. CT pending. HoLLEY
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8 Bedrms., 2 BathS-$1S,750
Brick, full bsmt., all con-
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minutes to D. c. via main
artery. All financing avail.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-YA.
ARLINGTON
DON'T BE LATE
ARLINGToN-FALLs CHURCH
Price Is Right

13,500-GI
All brick bungalow, 7 yrs.
old, 4 bedrms., rear porch
and Diet. garage. All A.
nancing available.
Colonial Realty Co.
Realtors Builders, IA. $4,000
ARLTNCTON-FITJ T,TITPCI
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bedrms.. 2h baths. s1s,95o .,;o, FHll
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ZONES co, WO. $4,000 TIL :
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$500 On. TO NoN-vETs. buys this
Attrac. bungalow with full bsmt;.
Diet. garage. Ice. corner lot, tirepl.
in liv. rm.; terrific steal at only
$lO.2bn See today PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. q