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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10

5 LAhGE hMS., Stz.oUI
ALL urns, AND ~ ANT. INCL.
r. 3 c asE q &, ss sS ssSs s. 'v o
COLORED-NEW. MODERN l-bed-
room apt. $50 so. Roland PARK
AAEss, zs0l Texas ave: sc. Apply
mn hS5s NJ pn s s.sSoo' ol m
THE GIRARD HOuHE--Mod. de
luxe fireproof bldg. l-bedrm.. liy.
rfn.. din, kit, bath. Plenty closets.
All utils. furn.. incl. refEr.. $50 mo.
TO insp. see enEr: on prem or call
Nj, Carroll at De. 2-6400. Ext.
coIoRRD-IowA APIS. isa5I
work. bedrooms, liy. rm.. lit.
DE, 2-57pl, or call s. ?. and O.,
Inc ll04 Vermont ave. NV, co.
c eo1IIooissif;Ds ROOMS and bath.
Ideal location, NV. No children.
c 80 2oiiitsDS-oHAyR SOME BEAtGsrr-
full remodeled, 1-bedrm. apts..
al modern. In s.w. community. for
selected tenants: $3.50. plus util-l
tiles, NOT TO BE TORN DOWN.
s.E.. after sA:s0. or can MA. s-e2s7.
c Z 3 nyNe 81. Nv
~ fm., kit: Sb6 mo. CROWN
REALTY CO.. TO. 2-lS97, -l0
C0L0kED - NM bedrm.. kit,
bath, utiis.; Sb0.bo: adults IA.
c SiSSRy; EYE ST. N.W:5a
ants o. rTna aanthafh. S93-
$43; elee.. gas, h.-w.h. co. 6-2l23.
coLoRKD - NV. = Neat ulturn,
cooking range Is good a new. 9th
between 2 and Cue, nv. SIS per
mo. or SIS per week. DE. 2-62S6.
CoLoRED--LARGE ATTRAcTIvK--
2 bedrms., liv. rm., kit. and bath;
$40 mo. to responsible people only.
l4I6 18th 81. NV. To inspect.
cSfoisE5DS.8isis r 81. N.w.1oSpe
child welcome. 2 rms. hit. and 3
ees stLf EEiA t. ,4oi EE =. It 81 w.
coIo nib. ST. am MARY
LAND AVE. N.E.--AttTac. germ. APT. /;
pvt. entr.. utiis. fuTn. 10. 2-5274.
coLoRED-s4s 4th ST. NV. list
S 4 re-. .e ss9 aTisiS
AMY REALTY. NC io25 18th
C 81 oiH;i nj Ss'i MSfvirse ST. NV.
- rooms, kitchen and bath: titiis
inei.i adults only. AID. 2-s2ss:
coLoRED-1sa7 = ST. N.E.-Loseiy
S0N 4. afSkMe Ma sNSSns I'm
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REAL Estate SALE on EXcH.

F a5r T i. NsI.h 1 .sIs.Iss z sH A.:
het-Eatef heat. for ANAL brick
home With some acreage % yir-
Ftnia within 50 miles Of Washing
en- @,s.b rTans Royal sgsEryyils , q
hive Souf Boz 81 etsf. I'll
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK 2

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK -
6emidet. brick. 8 rooms, 2 incl.
esfsse. Pricsd $1,000 10 1900 less
than same house In same peighbof-
hhccS; y Z. Wesycstt We q, e-4e ~
quality. act. sSite-brie:t Colonial Ia.
With slate. roof. Splendid loo, near
43fd and BInndyWtna. lst.1oor
ley.; 3 bedfms., bath on End floor:
isn 1T III ss.fss,, rs syss n
sSiSzsY yoops--Lssurious, split-
tisned; lafge lot. 5000 block Ar
tol@esioa can OF. 7-2si1 .. ~.
IEHkitEx-Rssus.tui xhise ssi.k
coloRisl: N tbs ysry exclusive and
zttssctiys ssatef.ksil .pIan. 81.
eeIlsnt room Gizes. Top-anaiify.
tWin-sizs bcdfms.. 8 baths o. 2nd
p: rec. nm; screened porch: built
p garage. Man-to.vau lcafpet.
LLeysiy eendition; Priced q 81, !.
sefClli: EE 7.s.. "a. 5a5sMgS hSlps SD pa.
1AiiNx8Y WOODS - Center.Sail
brick Colonial LIST q. bedrm. and
bath, liy, rIli., din fm., very mod
ern Kit. screened porch. 2 bedrms.
and bath 2nd a.; nicely 1inished
Em.. garage. level lot. a dne lcca.
Sa assr ' HfHEiN as isn0G sA Eff
CO.. EN-, 2-23a6 I'll B pm, --10
BR1GMTWOOD--63O Tevkeebury 81
NV. Brick. 3-bedrm, semideteehed
Near schools and transportAtion
QWNnR; RA, 9sSaee. 10
snkeAERD Fam. $27.S0oIhs
some dst. brick With slate roof L'i on
the choice street Of this beautiful
and highly convenient neighborhocd
Spacious ceuter-hafl plan with
hedrms., 3 baths, huge mod. kit.
plus large library over gear buiit-in
garnse; Gas h;,yh; FRANK g
Issk 81. PAlaAIN-seo 900 hons.
WIN lsll ier so, 500. $50 on 10th
ct. 0 bedrms-. 3 baths 2-csF 90
EAle, made I'm. and. bath, beins
put IN new house eond. $1,000 dn,
70. fespongible party, or viii eon-
s sem G@s Sreasyr, N ae soS ~
$50 TX. RlrrENnoUsE 81. Nv.
-The incest row brick home you
viii md. AN n perfect condition.
0 rooms, 2 baths. modern Kitchen,
rec; room. a PeTteet home n scCd
k Aus s-ssss Ai sH. a ia : s.. Nv
CHEVY cHA6B. 3. C.. close 70 Con-
nscticut ags:A most attractive
modern FiR schsn i sp bas enc Miss
lsrgs panslsd feereatioq room,
handicapped yard with Abundance 81
shrubs and flowers. Priced for
immediate sale.
Wo. e-25O0 IN 3 I'm.
cHKvY CHASE, .. c.. new listing
Newly. decorated: center-hail plaE
With large den on LIST. 3 bedfms.
baths en 2nas room in bsmt
sunday, 0d, 4-7e2e; daily TN .
METzIiERR.. RxALroR-synpEs
bO22 Conn. Ave. m. 2-7zot
|NEAR LAPAYETTK 6CHooL-A B.
bedroom, 2-bsth brick; recreation
room. lying room, dining room
ana Kitchen with breakfast nook:
lar1e screened porch. buiit-in O..
fnGe: spacious yard. Only S23 ESQ
hDW H. yoNE9 A CO. INC.
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SPRING Valley

Stone house in the heart Of wash.
ington,s finest residential commu-
nifty. custom-built with the finest
material end viii appeal 70. the
bedrooms. 4 baths, spacious recep-
tton hall. living room. dining room.
kitchen, full basement with .attrac--.
tive clubfoom plus maids and
cilauffeurs quarters and bath, 2s
car garage. CAL OIL. 6-6S76.
Thomas j. Fisher q Co.
73s 18th street NV. DI. 1850
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IHoUsEs fsr SALE NV. lcsns. ]
coLoREp-s7,b0o
..LenaQT rAhK .

Low do ~ 9 eaynsnt. Is Is, H isrms on
this 4-rpom and bath row brick:
near ball park. just right for you.
1924 1zth &c. NV. AD. 4.2005
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NO DOWN PAYMENT |
We have homes an sections Of town.
= you heve . Job and GOOD credit
call
tn. 2-7l4o
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Colored mo Money Down
II you have . steady lob and good
credit you can be the proud owner
AZ. s.s5as wv a HVss.. To. 2-7i4o
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JUST FOR TWO"

A home you're sure to love with
spacious living room. separate din
ing room. large master bedroom,
modern kitchen, lovely drapes. cor
nices. Bendix washer storm WIZ a;
Price. SIn.A5n.
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tn. a-7400 q
Now uogIcoC n n a.
New Houses-D. C. and Md.
SPLIT Levels
AND COL0N1AlS
S23,950 TO S32.0 900
OPEN DAILY, ] TO 8

5315 sANdAAdoRE RID.
Directions. Ia miles past Westmore-
land circle on Mass. ave. exts LEFT
at firel1ouEe 70 new homes.
JOSEPH KINSKY. Realtor
ST. 3-531l Ewes, OIL 4-5614
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|c0LgMBIA PINEs--s-bedrm. briex
Si45 per mo Can ee rented with
SSo 3. Lzhc & vi ci sEiEr4 .oH ae. I'M
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Located in the popular and CONVENE
ent ROSEMARY SCHOOL AREA.
This gracious and spacious family
home contains 1 roomy bedrooms,
sscas nishsd tns6 Moor GT nishsd
porch, attached garage. plus the
finest workmanship known to the
Washington area Quilt by Mikkel-
son). In immaculate condition, so
you can move in without delay.
Owner transferred, desires immedi-
ate sale. Price, S34, 500. Call OIL.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co.
WOO Gar ~ NJ w nr a Qoq0
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NICE Sc. LOCATION
4 hsdrm:, iiy; rm.: dinette; bit. and
refgr., Gas and elee, Heat furn.:
1862 mo. Call FREDERICK REAL
EHTATE, RE. 7-2461. -.
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MUST SELL

Owner is leaving for overseas this
month and must sell his most at.
tfactfve brick rambler containing
3 large bedrooms, charming living
room accented by fireplace ana
spacious aiI-electric kitchen, incl.
dsshRasher and disposal. Tremen-
dous yard with towering shade
trees. Walk to school, bus and
shopping. Priced to sell at only
Si4,950 Owner viii accent G1
contract or you may assume large
loan.
Ianas q Conlev q IN
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REITHESDA

DEN AND POWDER RIM. lsT Fl,
Priced In the low eos and oI ap-
proved. Very attractive brick Co.
ioniAl IN an excellent close-in area
OF well-kept properties. Z bed
large separate dining rnn.. screened
porch, modern kitchen with dish
washer and disposal: full base
ment with playroom space: slate
roof and q very pretty back yard.
w. B. WRIGHT. 502l Wis. ave,
n W. EN-. 3-5tj00.
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CHEVY CHASE MD.

OnEV 7 OI1I10G WAIs
Old Georsetown with its charm. in
Chevy Chase: English-type base
ment spiit-level: s rms, , COM
plete baths. kitchen with dish
washer and disposal. washer and
dryer; quaint setting on n dead
end street, near all schools, snop-
proved, W. B. WRIGHT. EN-
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APIS. uNEURNIsAID-D. c.lEMMY LOU

A LIFE
L . ssss.. 4 l.: ,G sE .s 81 s .sisa s.s
ar sals ~ sir-sond po Win asomsis
control and ali uiflnmodern Ia
etlitIes; also garage and ~, Best
D, c. location In the embassy row
as Meridian Park. HILLTOP
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1851 E. ST. Sc.
Tor the low rental 81 So, Key At
7; 4. McKEEv5R co. INC, 1888
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Connecticut Ave. Apt.

S18 r. ]. AVE. NE.
One-bedrm. apt, newly dee. heat
hot water furn.: $50. See res. mgr
Evening star., 1955-03-11
TeIevision Tomorrow Saturday, Moreh Il, 1855

Wiasu H. Funny
Club
Basketball; Syracuse Htn Circus
~
(7)
WcP MsaI Meditation $50, Billy isAnsa; G3 Ash
Basket 11@,
q Misunderstanding
euas"i Professional Hshsrstsn Waiasa as' $50
Evening star., 1955-03-11
HiqhIiahts
IeIeYision Today.

IeIeyision Todoy.
1880, WNIAL 0-Rin Tin
Tin: The dog helps save q
barber whose shop Is being
burned by q gambling boss.
1880, WTTG (5)-Million Dol
lar Movie: Louis Jourdan.
an uninhibited artist, un-
ruffles the lives of Lilli Pal
mer and Dana Andrews. in
the comedy "No Minor
Vices"
7:45, WTOP t9)-Perry Como:
Julius LaRosa subs and is
host to Jaye P. Morgan.
500, WRC (4)-Jack Carson:
Entertains Johnny Mercer,
composer, and Bobby Milano,
singer.
soc, WTOP (9)-Mama: Robin
Morgan learns there is more
to Girl Scouting than earning
merit badges.
$500, WMAL tD-Ozzie and
Harriet: A few days spent
with q new sports car makes
a new man Of Ozzie.
$3.50, WTOP (9-Topper: Leo
G. Carroll is almost driven
from his home when movers
mistake his house for one
to be moved for construc-
tion of a freeway.
$3.50, WMAL (0-Ray Bolger
Show: The star marks a mile
stone in his entertainment
career, his 20,000th per-
tormance.
S:30, WRC (D-Life of Riley:
A dilapidated chicken ranch
"a present to his mother
and father-is the source
of great grief to William
Bendix.
500, wToP t9-Playhouse Of
Stars: A Senate-bound May
or has trouble with q blond
on the eve of his election, in
Visitor in the Night" star
ring Ellen Drew and Willard
Parker.
$500, WRC N)-Big Story: Re-
porter Gene Lindsey. Of the
Phoenix (Ariz.) Gazette. un-
covers information which
helps break 1.-THE Case of the
Blue-Jean Kid"
900, 0,WMAL (7l-Star and the
Store: An accidental death
forces shipping importer to
become a hunted man, in
END of Flight" starring Ed
mund O'Brien.
$3.50, WMAL (7) - The Wise:
Joyce Heron is called upon to
treat her domineering hus-
band and son for poisoning,
in "The Cruel Test"
1900, WRC (4-Cavalcade of
Sports: Lightweights Danny
10 Perez and frankie Ryff.
1880, WTOP (9) - Person to
Person: Visits with Jose Fer
rer and Rosemary Clooney,
and T. Coleman Andrews,
United States Commissioner
of Internal Revenue.
11:25, WMAL (7) - Seven Star
Theater: An innocent man is
saved from murder convic-
ton. in Charlie Chan in
Reno"
11:40, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show: Hearts Of Humanity"
a story Of the brotherhood Of
man, stars Jean Hersholt and
Claudia Dell.
Rodio Todoy.
500, .WWDC-Bob Will: Inter-
views George Manos, pianist.
$3.50, WGMS-Library of Con-
gress Concert: Philadelphia
Woodwind Quintet.
900, WTOP-Perry Como: JUL
ius LaRosa is guest host to
Songstress Jaye p. Morgan.
$3.50, WMAL-Red Skelton: AS
Glen Kadiddlehopper. sends
a psychiatrist fleeing to his
own couch.
1900, WRC - Cavalc a d e Of
Sports: Lightweights Danny
10 Perez and frankie Ryff.
1880, WMAL-Easter Parade:
The annual Easter Seal fund
raising campaign for crippled
children begins with Dan
O'Herlihy, Jeanette MacDon-
aid, Connie Russell. Gary
Crosby, Donna Reed and the
IancerS
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
Elementary PTA

The Milford Elementary School
Parent Teachers Association will
meet next Wednesday, December
IA, in the cafeteria of the Lakeview
School at 8 p. m. One o. the items
Of business will be the presentation
Of a proposed revision of the as
sociation's bylaws. At the last
monthly meeting a few amend
ments to the bylaws were read be-
fore the association which included
the shortening of the presidents s
term from two years to one and
the establishment Of fiscal year
dates. Since then the office of the
Delaware~C Congress Of Parents and
Teachers has recommended that the
complete set Of bylaws be reviewed
with attention directed to the re-
Gently revised bylaws of tile Ma
iOnal Congress of Parents an1
Teachers. The executive com nittee
of the Milford association shall
present such a completely revised
set of bylaws which basically is
as proposed at the last meeting but
the wording of the original dOcu-
nlent is more clarified and explicit.
The evenings program will be
under the direction of Mrs. Eliza
beth c. Bennett of the schools
music department who will pre-
sent the pupils of Mrs. Kennedy's
class in an Indian presentation.
Mrs Edith Smiths class will offer
several selections with it's rhythm
band. A selected group from the
Ffifth grade will feature some selec-
tiOns on the flute, auto harp, and
bells The sixth grade chorus will
sing Christmas songs and invite
the audience to join in the singing
OF Christmas Carols. Mrs. Helen
Hickman and Mrs Marie Gilten-
both will accompany at the piano.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
High School Choir
To Present Program

On Wednesday, december 21, 1856.
the High School Choir is presenting
Christmas program, to be given
in an assembly.
zFor the opening numbers, Deck
the Halls" and Jingle Bells" will
be sung by the entire choir then
Ed Steiner will sing Prepare Ye
the Way Of the Lord. Three scenes
have been planned. The Shepherd
Scene, the Manger Scene, and the
Wise Men Scene. Before the Shep-
herd Scene, the choir is to sing
1.-THE First Noel". Following the
Shepherd Scene, Silent Night" is
to be sung by the choir, then duet
by Mary and Joseph, which will
lead into the Manger Scene. The
last scene of the program will be
the Wise Men Scene.
Several people have keen con-
sidered for the leading parts but
nothing is definite as of yet. Com
mittees have been chosen for vari-
Gus jobs, to make this one of the
most successful Christmas pro-
grams ever given in Milford High
School.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
Ocean Hiway Route
Celebrates Birthday

AS though in celebration of its
tWenty-first birthday, the Ocean
Hiway route between New York and
Florida in the past year has been
so improved that its sponsors an
nounce proudly it now meets and
betters the claims and advantages
of all competitive NOrth-SOuth
highway routes. The Ocean Hiway
is this year the best route to Flori-
da, by all standards, they say.
From headquarters here of the
Ocean Hiway Association, a nom
profit organization that began Op-
Grating in 1885, announcement is
made hv William T. Schwartz, sec
retary-.7 7easurer, that not only has
the total distance been reduced ten
miles in recent months by major
highway improvements, but that in
the southern portion practically all
Of the roadway of u. S. IL in GeOr-
sia has been widened and smoothly
resurfaced since December of 1854.
I'VE haze offered the motoring
public for Years the safest and
fastest North-South route" said
Mr.. Schwartz, and now we are
able to offer also the smOOthest,
least congested and most interest
'ng highway route between New
York and Florida; in short in every
way the very best route
A new 1856 edition OF cne mil
lion copies of the popular Ocean
Hiway map folder has just eene
from the printers, Mr.. Schwartz
announced, and is available free by
return mail to all who request ii
from Ocean Hiway Association, p.
o. Box 1852, Wilmington, Delaware
The new map folder contains
more than 80 illustrations of out
standing places and points of in
terest on the route, with descrip-
tive text. The folder has three high
way maps, one showing New Eng
land highways that connect with
the Ocean Hiway; a full map o.
the Ocean HiWay route, with per-
Dendicular mileage table alongside
it; and a highway map of the Flori-
da peninsula. The 20-panel maj
folder is printed in four cOlOrs.
Also for free distribution witt
the map folder, the association this
season has prepared a Motorists
Information Guide, which lists by
classification in the respective
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09

traffic light, the Ocean Hiway route
south is sharp left via U. S. 19 all
the way to Jacksonville, Florida.
The Ocean Hiway motorist will
enjoy the many interesting and his
toric places in cities and towns
such as Salisbury, Mo, Accomac,
Eastville and Cape Charles, on Vir-
ginia's Eastern Shore, Norfolk and
Virginia Beach, Va, Elizabeth City,
the adjacent Dare County beach
area, Edenton. New Bern, Jackson
vile, and Wilmington in North
Carolina, the many beaches of
South Carolina southwark from
Little River, S. c., Myrtle Beach,
G Georgetown and Charleston, and in
Georgia the cities of Savannah and
Brunswick. It will be an easy, en-
ioyable relaxing trip, better this
twenty-frst season than at any pc
sriod since the Ocean Hiway AssO-
citation was organized.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
Still Time To Help
Riddles At StOckley

Only a week remains to do your
Christmas shopping for the chill
dren at the Hospital for the Mental
ly Retarded, Stockley. At this sea-
son of the. year, when everyone's
thoughts turn to giving, let US not
forget those whose Christmas de-
pends upon US. The children at
Stockley know what Christmas
means in terms of Santa Claus,
and visions of sugar-plums' are
already dancing in their heads.
Each childish mind has a picture
of a gaily-Wrapped package under
their cottage tree, for each one.
Help US, the Sussex County Unit Of
Volunteer Services for the hospital,
to make a Merry Christmas for
these children. Please wrap your
gift, and tag as to contents, and
give to your town chairman, or the
chairman in the town nearest you.
The chairmen are as follows: Beth
el, Mrs. B. T. Robins; Bridgeville,
Mrs. Ruth Russell; DagsbOro, Mrs.
Harry Bunting; Delmar, Mrs. F.. W.
Wood; Frankfort, Mrs. Preston Will
Hams; Georgetown, Mrs. Albert
EARLY; Laurel, Mrs. G. H. GOrdy;
LeWes, Mrs. Edwin Custis; Milford,
Mrs. Mary Ann DurOcher; Mills
bOrO, Mrs. Ernest West; Milton,
Mrs. Frederick Lehman: Ocean
View, Mrs. Fred Graef; Rehoboth,
Mrs. Doris B. Moore; Seaford, Mrs.
Garland Russell; Selbyville, Mrs.
Homer Pepper. Anyone caring to
donate money should make their
check payable to Delaware Colony
and send it to the Superintendent.
Delaware Colony, StockIey, or give
it to your chairman. 1t may be an
notated charitable contribution
for tax deduction purposes. The
deadline for all gifts is December
18th.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09

member communities the member
hotels, motor courts, dining places,
service establishments and special
attractions whose support Of the
association made possible publica-
ton of the main map folder as a
public service.
The Ocean HiWay route is now
only 1905 amiles driving distance
from New York City to Jackson
vile, Florida, via the new Eugene
Talmadge Memorial Bridge at Sa-
vannah, Ca, which saves better
than six miles. Other highway inn
provements have further decreased
the total mileage on this smooth,
sea level, all weather route, which
avoids large cities and their indus
trial and commercial traffic con-
gestion. The Ocean Hiway follows
the picturesque and historic coast;
consequently it seldom knows ice
or snow in winter and is kept cool
in the summer by ocean breezes.
From New York City motorists
southbound via che Ocean HiWay
follow the fast New Jersey Turnpike
to the Delaware Memorial Bridge
near Wilmington. After crossing
the bridge, they continue on U. S.
40 and U. S. 13 to the junction ap-
proximately five miles south Of the
bridge. Then the southbOund Ocean
HiWay route is left via u. S. 13,
down the DelMaFVa peninsula to
the ferry terminal at KiptOpeke
Beach, Va. After the delightful and
restful voyage across Chesapeake
Bay to Little Greek, Va, U. S. 13
is followed for approximately is
miles to the intersection with U. S.
II south. There at the intersection
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
300 NeIC Men Signed
Up By Blue Hen Post
IC0ntinued from maze onel

CONTINUED from mage one)
a special effort is currently being
made to bring back into the fold"
all those, who, as charter members,
had a hand in the founding and
building Of the local " F. w. unit
A special event, such as a dinner
or party, will be staged here next
Spring to mark the posts tenth
birthday, and, at that time, the post
hopes to have the largest member
ship in its history. Another incenta-
tive for membership growth is the
fact that David S. Hugg, as V. F. w.
senior vice commander of the state,
is department membership chair
man, and, naturally, the local unit
wants to help one of its own char
ter members and officers. Plans for
continuation of the drive and for
other winter activities will be dis
cussed at the last 1855 meeting, to
be held at the Post Home, here,
next Tuesday evening, December
18th.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
To Complete Xmas
Party Plans Dee. I3
lContlnned from 80 nnal

iConw 1ued from page One)
candies; arrangements for procure
ment and distribution Of refresh
ments are being completed by an
Auxiliary committee headed by Mrs.
Hilda Cannon.
After being fed, entertained, and
laden down" with gifts, the more
than 100 happy youngsters will be
transported to their homes.
General chairman for this years
party is Harold r. Welch. with John
Deeney, Preston Cannon, Post.
Comdr. Walter Quering and other
post members functioning as San
ta's Helpers.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09

DUPONT now spends more than
$50 million a year on research and
its research laboratories represent
an investment of well over $50 mil
lion.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09

Abraham Lincoln, feet 4 tall
was the tallest u. S. President.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09

The United States produces 20
per cent of the worlds passenger
motor cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-26

interview with UCLA's faculty
athletic director? :. He's also
the chairman Of the committee
for the projected earth satellite
and described 1t In hi-fi Ian
Iguage as an LPR--a "long- play
ing rocket"
Art Lamb Is showing his
lprowess as o Do-It- Yourselfer on
WTTG's tom Harmon's Work
shop" after the fights tonight.
Reginald Gardiner and Pal
lO'Malley have been added to the
Maurice Evans production Of
|"Alice in Wonderland" October
I23. !. Gillian Barber plays the
little role.
Dave Garroway estimates that
hes consumed $50 quarts Of cot.
fee during the To-day show
since its inception January IA
1852. tDoes coffee make you
add THAT many poundsO