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ROOMS eURN.-MD. . VA.

ARL. In apt. bldg.-Lse. rm., pvt,
entr., bath. Close 70 shops and
transp. Gentlemen. IA. 7-0l01,
ARL.--Lse. frt. rm.. new home: pvt
gentleman. OF 4.7949 -
uyt, bath; pvt. home; ~, nnlim
phone; gentleman. IA. 2-544l
IN. ARL.---ciean and quiet rm. in
pvt. home: mr.. Heeht's and transp
to Pentaeon. Arl. Hall and Navy
Annex, ia. 2-2RI6. Ill
ARL.--Cozy 2-window corner room:
pvt. home: nr. Wilson blvd: phone
In room. Call ewes. IA. T-7503
SILVER sPRING-Room with pri-
yete bath for rent. gentleman pre-
ferred; bus stop across street JU'
N. ARi.--koom, convenient. with
adult family: young man only. Call
after pm. IA. 2-1T75. 30
ALEX, vA.--Three sleeping rms. 2
twin size. double-bed size: close
to Pentagon, l blk. OF Mt. Vernon
ROOM foR RENT: single or double;
convenient location. uN. 4-0263
NORTH ARLNGToN-Tvo bedrms.,
attr. home and neighborhood. near
Glebe I'd. Ind Lea hwy; $50, sac
mo. JA 2-5510. --g
13I2 N. vEITCH ST.. Arl.-Gentle-
man. pvt entr., excel. transp..
phone, parking. IA. 2-70o0. ---a
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2 ELDERLY LADIES who are In
terested In living in q beautifully
located congeniaf home; lse. front
room, delicious meals. Reasonable
rates; Call HONEY ELLIS, NO.
wAIT4sR wAIIfT4HR REED vIC.--Nicely taErn.
twin bedrm. Delicious. meals, home
PRIVILEGES. RA. SABA.
BRADLEY ARMS at Dupont Circle,
1926 10th st.. n.w.---Home-eooked
food. Reasonable prices. Weekly
MI. mon'PiiE PLEASANT sEcTIoN-slnsls
rTe SGeki%Ei %insErTS 1sE ISrn, ,,sss ho ,Siss 4
n.w--Nice sale. and dble. rms. for
young ladies and men: showers;
walking distance: excel. board;
MT. RAINIER - Room and board.
Conv. transp; Reas. Private home,
ATfRHCTIvE fiustS VI ySS; newly decorated room,
in friendly guest home for elderly
people: excellent meals. 2@06 Wis.
ave. NV EN-. .?.4162 80
lge. closet windows. also sci. selee.
tive menu; PBX; IV. ,,oo ~, :,
n.w.--A Distinctive home for ySuns
people; elev., TV; reas. co. b-913o
UPPER 18th ST. NV, in pvt. home
---Empl. mother and child or liz
girls; piano, TV. Ia. 9-530T,
ARMS, ct Dupont circle,
1926 18th st, n.w.--Home.cooked
food. reasonable prices. Weekly.
monthly.
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|fuRN., almost ney: ideal IoL en-
cheney apt; real baTga5n' sois; dr
|FnkN.--Rowe sofa and chair; mod
dble. dresser. chest. $40: HiyNn.
beds: mod. bedrm. W xhkcse. hdea !
,dsss; dinette. oV. 3.a5e4 IS
IL 500: Lionel eiee. train. sla;
I 36-in. gas stove. $12. IA. 2-24O7-
-S
FuRN.--Contents 5-rm. apt, reas,;
RA s.i5oS' --s
FuRN. point iirsplace or
piano bench. ! pr. French SATIN
wood end tables. ] lady's mahog
drop desk. OIL. 7-26T6 -9
FURN.-Chippendale sofa; II;
Servel refrigerators; best offer. Call
LA. 6-3a55. -
2 chairs. pair lamp
tables and lamps: $65 ccmplete.
ia. 5-29fs.
fSATi n ~. iis rus. BEDS. sew sew. mach misc,
ia. 9-3222, La. .6-til3Q. p
FURN. and furnishing OF 4-bedrni; 4,
$50, 600 home: sacrifice; will sell
whole or parts. Appt. MA. s-S686
or EN-, 3-25S7. -9
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APTs. fURNlsHED--MD.

MD.-1-bedrm, apt; all
utilities furn. except electricity:
$50 month. Re-, 6-797S. III
kitchen-d dining rTn.. comb. lee. liv.-
bedroom, bath: close to shopping.
on quiet street; 500, incl. utls.
Ju, a.2lsS IS.
flrn. in new building. S77 so incl.
all utils. QstthershGrg 80. -
TAKOMA PARK--3-room apt. S75.
incl. utils. Bus, yard. flowers. trees.
Hf9RSsPRgafssggILLEe.iss fRsPgafssggILLEe.oi sarren It.: iurn. bed
rm., liy. rm., kita hath, pvt. entr.:
TAX. PIX. d7O1 Eastern aye.---2 at
trsc !sS newly ss dsc' IN Ts;, s,.as" Essdsr" sePi'
NeAk IfsIowESRg ave. ssaSPPs-2-Tm.
furn, apt; pvt. bath and entrance;
$3.50, utils. incl. 10. 6-430S. 9
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sAsEMENTI;; MIEI;,,,,. RooMsi, e0s9 si,yKp kITTcaoEuE Tcaou.
DIE III A-E503 ~
THE DrPLoMAT

:, R.d1m ANN I'iy T Rm.. Kit. s11o
furn.. ttwin foam rubber
bedsl. de luxe eley. bldg: facing
Meridian Park, walk distance down
fown: 24-llr. switchboard. Mgr.'
An 2-Ie35. Avail now. --3
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DOGS. PETS. nc.

ENGLISH cOcKERs--3 mos. pup
pies, males. Axe reg; all shots.
FL, 4.7le9. -6
GIvrAWay "a vood hou.e. Kittens
10 maie femsieb niavflii ~.
lecuona.e' nseprkn W. Dell
hLIIEns. gorgeous Persians; Wnltes
ana blues. IA o-4O43. iI
BOXER, male, fawn. registered. dne
. years old: $50. WA. T-a3ls,.
cooxrn SPANIEL. ,.m.,.. /. mos.
Old blond, from reg litter. ii.
7-o7oV, kzt' 7oe ai'er o pm.
sz-m
s~COLIiEs' ~ sne'ee puppies. ~; SIai,iIeM sIna
1909 Il. RoOssysit; Arl.. y. s-54s2.
fhLNIn FOOpLEs. mlnih,utes
ploWn' am5es al eiAek' Wks' oia. aH
10; -.sS1S- p,
fEkINGESE. tan female; = Yrs. Old
Reaigfeed. very ansstionate muss
= sen 70 5000 IA nSmsi e1,e, o. ,a1p auol9i -s
old with disteinptr shots and lic.:
ZIP er pest oner. 10 a-go1
hair: best blood lines: puppies and
breeding STOCK. BAfARD KENNEL
Jk. 2-0S9S. -
TOY FOX TEkHtEk--Stud service;
Seg pounus Diack ana wnite;
hea1ttisn, 10 3.0syl. .
) Nis.; sired by ek. security 81. 4
Iute. SHOWN on cover Oh Oct. DOk
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ANYWHERE


24h1eo1 18TH ST. NV.
Composite Ambassador Thestefl
Open Ewes. Mon, Thurs. and I'll.
BARBER e BEAUTY SHOP EQUIP
III Koken barber chair: 1 turbin
ator drier; / Eusene perm. wsvinl
s.ssss saasaii ! shampoo sink. 10
BATE TUBs, new and used. basins
toilets; Ct lowest PRICES s,dn CLOCKS
HATHINETTE, hiEh chair, ~
Chevrolet heater. al practicalis
BED, extra long, double. lined oak
complete; excellent condition. S4O
.MrbRSS8M4 m Ss8s4es SUITE. s.p,,ce. inelud
cabinet. etc co. 5-90s4. %
BICYCLES, boys and girls, 81
each. 3333 Rhode Island ave. ne.
in the rear. SATURDAY and sundds1
BICYCLE. . beauty; small sirr'
size; must sell. S22.50. Mr.. IN
CRAM o3a r st NV
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FRESH cows t5,, Holsteins, 10
close springinR hsifers, Bangs calf
hood vac. Dunkirk 5-70S6.
Is months old. blue ribbon winner
good pedlgreei also 4 fine-sred
HORSE AND SADDLE FOR sALE--
Mare, z yrs. old, hunter; excellent
for child or adult; Is hands high.
ia. 2-3193. %
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l44s PARK RID. NV.

N,eelv furn. apts. in several sizes.
one rrn.. kit. and bath: $40 sn mo; .,d
rms git; ana fss os'hi and ri bath. so SIS
and SOS mo. See res. mgr, Apt; ..
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ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN desires room With
west section. Please state price
and particulars. Box 4s-v. star.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

MT. PLEASANT, i6th-SI4 wk Lee.
front. Mr.. 3 shop. ctr. 4 transp.
UtilS. furn. AID. 10000. --l3
lisi I2th 81. N.M.--Lge. rm.; elec.
refEr. and grill; next bath. linens.
2I0s 18th ST. N,w.-open I'll |
pm: l-hk, rm.: stove and refgr. /:
$40 wk.: 2 rms. $50 mo. Ill
DUPONT CIR, 1929 p ST.. NV
Ssle. front rm. S5-$s wk,. also
front bedrm:. liy, rm.. kitchenette,
bath: SIS, Hu.- 3-3baI. III
2I47 q N.w.--Front studio. refgr..
grill. clock-radio, TV. air-foam mat
tress: S7-Sl4. Ex. 3-6633,
ROOM FOR SETTLED LADY--drill.
refgr.. priyileges; Mt. Pleasant car
line. 1866 wyoming ave. NV. %
WANTED. furnished rm. In walking
dist. dntn d. c.. middle-aged lady,
empl. DE. 2-S433. after $3.50 pm,
DUPONT CIR.--Housekeeping as you
like II: lVe,, clean rms, water.
refgr.. gas range. maid serv.; SIS
wk 1915 Goth st. NV. p
Mr.. UNION STATION
Two large connecting rooms, suitable
for couple: cleo. refgr.. gas range.
running water: Sl2 so wk. EOS Z
st. NV. EX. 3-l915. --13
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2OO9 wyoming Ave. NV.

furnished; living rri-'
abe this week. Just of Conn.
ave- Good transportation to DOWN
town. Sis. Including utilities.
Cali Mr.. McCroary, EN-, 2-90DD.
LE0UM a. GERBER REALTY CO..
23l5 Conn, ave. NV. p
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WINDOWS
Industrial steel windows,
.6'4x9'6, in perfect condition.
ACE WRECKING co.
LU. 4-0500

FRANKLIN STOVE, all black; Eood
condition. $50. Cali JE. 3-lt92,
LEAKS. TOMBSTONE wili stop your
soar ssas pfSpsrss ona asS soNpsToME I can n
be applied 10 any surface free
estim., nothing down. years to
pay oil. 4-6i33; evenings and
holidays. OIL. 10000. CAPITAL
CONTRACTING CO., 4Si9 Beth
ave, Beth. Md
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SHTPT,EY PARK

furnished and redeco-
rated, 1 and 2 bedrooms. hy; rm..
dinette, kit. and bath. picture
Windoys, ample closet space. tsun-
Nv faeilities. convenient to bus
And shopping center; once on de-
vel, 3400 26th 81: Sc. Jo. 2-ol3o:
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JOHN KILPEN HOTEL

23lO AHffMEAp PL. NV.
Just on .23O0 block Conn. ave. at
TAFT Bridge, Rock creek Iesi Psfk are, area
breakfast, = dinner. 24-hr. hotel
service friendly atmosphere.
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FURNITURE, NEW
WAREHOUSE SALE
At Our Store

AT our store
SAVE 2oss TO 70Ts
Great Rapids gives you fan
tastic bargains in the most
colossal warehouse sale ever
seen In D. C. So hurry!
ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO
FREE DELIVERY
st69. so VALUE
Blond double dresser and mirror
chest and double bed
slea so VALUE
Solid maple double dresser and
mirror. chest and double bed.
-. - OUR PRICE S79.a5
Genuine nSahos. table and lear. 4
chairs, huffet and china cabinet,
s6a. so VALUE
Genuine mAhog. kneehole desk
s1ee.5o VALUE
OUR PRICE ssg.s5
Genuine mahog. drop leaf table: nm
OUR PRICE s34.9s
custom-bullt studio with kick-plsat
OUR PRICE sss.s5
Lsrge club chair. custom quality. all
sDa. o6R PRICE $685.
Genuine Fisher pualounye with ans
s6e.S VALUE
Wrought iron and pIastie-tpp al.
OUR PRICE s42.os
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DELIGHTFULLY."-
TIyPNTSHED APT

Rest d. c. loe. in the embassy row
~ Meridian PARK. new year.
through air-cond. bldg. al ultra,
modern facilities, also garage and
w ample storage space. seeretarlal
service automatic laundry. iurn.
best of ali, including china, Linen.
silver. glasses. etc. Sse 70 apRTrfsgT,- pt3rfT
TOP HOUSE. 1873 Euclid St. nv.
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GALVESTON
APARTMENTS

NICHOLS AVE. AND GALVESTON
pI. Convenient tos Boilins Fieid.
NRL, downtown. Bright, attrae-
lively decorated outside apis. Liv.
rm,, bedrm.. dinette. IuldSsize XII XII
furn.. incl. utils; also unfurn;
Apniy office on premises. "a Calves
Inn nj, s.w., 10. 3-42s6.
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GOLD

GOLD
Bring your dental Eoid, platinum,
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
6e YEARS AT gsb ? ST. NV.
HEATERS, RANGES. stoves, refrigefa:
tors. mattresses, furniture. ACNE
STOVE AND PuRN., ma, 6-sg52;
HOsRiTAL BED and folding wheel
chair. Fleetwood f.a046. g
LEFT-HAND BOLT DIE. size - o.
an inch, IL threads per inch. roune
III inches outside diameter. Cal
Ju. g-s640 after 4 pm. o.
PIANO WAHTED; used; inexpensive
Phone KE. fi-Sg06.
PIANO - Private party wants good
Used upright. Pay $40. IA. b-754t
after 3 p.m. -
PIANOS ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST Cash PRICES
Call nay or Nieht. JU e-3o39
RUG. l2xis or larger. for 20x3t
living room: Oriental pref. Reas
Pvt parry. Ho. 2.47l6. %
SHEEPSFOOT ROLLER
possle ssad ,nS,s,c drum Mg:i s, ss H y 4sa saisl'
~
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MIscfl. ron SALE lconl.l

sss:: !ss;'; .sssSIs. ssS;Is;i;s. 81.
BOOKS, up tc sos DISCOUNT; no :
i0-6, Sat, Sun. 32Ob X ST. NV.
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MiscELLANEoUs FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. strunk. Sales and
rentals. New and used. Corner Of
Prince md South Union sts,, Alex
andrta. Va. Phone OV. 3-3i77.
CHAIN SAWS; I-man. Sl2 per day:
s-mhp. SIS per day RENTAL
TOOLS 4 EQUIP co III. a-6Ssl
DUMP TRUCKS. BACK HOE AND
fLE stors. CALI ME. X Ns-a4es 20 or 'Isu Iu.
1-TD25. -
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WAR SURPLUS
TARpATn,INS

TARPAULINS
i9sl2; q e. slese 1889 tss1 los14 s,Ss sspSs sss
CLOTH. S3, so: CANVAS.
2-MAN SAWS. $2 SO: PICKS, 81;
MATTocKs n TT 5Sia siEi5eeilIY elY I A.R badsI aosE
GAS CANS. $50; PAINT. SCI
RAKES. 81 so: HOSE. S1.25, %.
FT. HOSE, 81: SIN. SAW BLADES,
SI.25; HAMMERS. SOC; HAND
10000 BARGAINS
J. H. GICHNER
25I3 NJ st. NV. Ex. 3-3527
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POULTRY, RABBITs. EGGS

TOPSOIL
Rich dark loan from farm. SIS for
6.yard load. 10. 7-9337. 10
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BABY CHICKS and poultry supplies
JAME1 FEED STORE, 6l9 K St
NV. ME. 6-00S9.
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TYPEWRITER SALE
Large selection Of reconditioned
standard typewriters being sold for
SIS and S35. Sale ends Saturday
S pm. DISTRICT OFFICE
EQUIPMENT CO., 306b u ct. NV.
AID 2-3f5S,
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royalty BRED
FARM AND eARDEN

3oxer pups. beige. males: 'iIashy"
potential champions. NO. 7-7s45
----H
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C.i0 TIIE EVENINQ SCAR
rmy surplus OVercoatS
SUPER SPECIAL

0O6G3S Or TGsC1tL
Bslted trench coat style; heav,
lining. Sz5 .sS ysiue. wa
NOW $14.95
ROLLER slsATEs-super Special
Famous Winchester, double row
esil esarlnss' adjustable aides
80 Now $3.50
on PAINTS. SUPER SPECIAL
Ready mixed; inside or outside
coiors; S3,S5 value
NOW $1.95 PER GAL.
COMPLIES stock Of work and hunt.
ing clothes. shoes and boots
sports equipment. fishing. hunttnl
and camping goods; tuGEaRe. Army
and Navy surplus
Arr AT nyr = nyU
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pLuMBINoHEATINo EQUIPMENT
Forced to Vacate

1910 Baltimore ave. nr, Peace Cross
WA. 1-550l. Plenty OF parktns
space.
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sap western Ave. NAV.
TIRE SALE

TIMBER, 2h acres, mostly oak; near
Falls Church, Va. easily accessible.
II. p. Iceland, RE. T-07l7: after
pm. EN- 2-l510. ~
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Continued on Next PageD
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
Reese Jester Takes
Poultry Disease Course

Reese Jester, Milford, who is with
the o. A. Newton and Son Com
pany, Bridgeville, is eae Of q hat
cherymen and feed dealers who
recently completed four-day Poul-
try Short Course in poultry dis
eases and management. This Course
was held from October II through
October IA at DR.. Salsbury's Lab
.oratOries, Charles City, Iowa. He
received a certificate at the cOnclu-
sion of the course signifying his
satisfactory completion of the
Poultry Short Course.
Practical instruction was receiv-
ed by him and the other students
on poultry diseases and flock man
segment problems from profession
ally trained staff members Of DR..
Salsbury's Laboratories who are
manu- Gcturers Of poultry and live
stock pharmaceutics- He attended
lectures, clinical discussions and
laDOr9tery demonstrations relating
to such subjects as Anatomy Of
Poultry, Poultry Gems and Para
sites, Development Of Disease,
Poultry Management and Santa
ton, Methods of Disease Proven
tiOn and Control, Merchandising
and Selling, and Poultry Service
Work.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
Special Rules
For Duck Hunters

The Delaware Board Of Game and
Fish Commissioners has announced
special rules for duck hunters
wishing to hunt a portion Of its
Woodland Beach Wildlife Area.
On the southern half Of the area.
hunting will be only from blinds
built by the Commission. The pro-
cedure announced by the Commits
sion for the ALLEGATION Of these
blinds is as follows:
I. Two registrations will be held
The first one, for hunting dates
November 4 through December 10.
will be from Monday, October 3.
through Sunday, October g. Reg
lstration for the remainder Of the
season viii be conducted from
Monday, November Z through sun
day, November 13.
2. Blinds will be allocated tn
parties Of two or three on q daily
basis.
3. Each party may apply for as
many as five days of shooting dur
ing this first portion of the wa
4. A representative of each party
desiring to hunt will apply in per-
son at the headquarters between
300 a. m. and 500 p. M, d. S. r.
on any of the designated registra-
ton days. Hunters are advised
that they will have equal chance
Of being assigned the days thew
desire regardless of which day
they register.
Beginning ct 1000 a. M. Octo-
Der 10, a representative of the
Commission will process applica-
tons for the first portion Of the
season. When more applications
are received than there are blinds
space will be assigned BY lot. In
terested persons are invited to be
at the headquarters to witness the
drawing Of lots, but assignments
viii be mailed to all applicants.
The Woodland Beach Wildlife
Area consisting Of 1000 acres Of
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
Brethren Church
Men viii Paint

A call for Church Of the Brethren
men in the Mardela district to turn
out and complete the renovation
of historic Old Round Top church,
located on U. S. Route 80, about
three miles south OF Easton, was
issued today.
Men from the six churches in
Delaware and the Eastern Shore
Of Maryland were asked to bring
paint brushes, ladders and ham
mers Saturday afternoon, Nov. 5.
Robert Clark, Easton, chairman
of the committee of the Young
Adults of the District, sponsors Of
the project, said that already win
dows have been repaired, new
shutters made and painted and the
roof patched He hopes to complete
the project on the announced work
day
Old Round Top is one Of the
earliest meeting places for church
groups on the Eastern Shore. It
has served Methodists and was
later used by members Of the
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21

marsh land, is located along the
shore of Delawa1e Bav between tbe
mouth Of the Smyrna River on the
north, and the community of Wood
land Beach on the south. Head
quarters for the area may be reach
ed by driving toward Woodland
Beach from Smyrna on Route &
fcT approximately five miles and
then turning north towards Flem-
lng's Landing for one mile. An
thony Florio, District WiIdiife
Manager fer the Commission Is
stationed at the headquarters.
Duck hunters are advised that
the area is difficult to hunt. Dur
ing part Of each day the marsh
goes almost com2Ietely drv for a
one or two hour period; also. dur
ing stormy weather portions Of
the marsh are directly exposed to
strong winds and currents. All
hunters who wish to hunt this area
should be equipped with seaworiav
boats and outboard motors.
Personnel Of the Commission viii
be available to show newcomers
the layout Of the marsh before the
hunting season. The above rules
apply only to the southern portion
OF the state-oWned Woodland Beach
Wildlife Area and NOT to the re-
mainder of the area which is open
to hunting without special per
mission.
Delaware will enjoy the longest
waterfowl season in many years
opening at one-half hour before
sunrise November 4 and continu-
ing for 20 days to sunset January
I2.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21

4 2. Delaware Day School for Han.
ldicapped Children, Marks Build.
, ing, Darley Road, Claymont. Del.
aware. Director: Mrs. Olive L
Healy, r. ~, B. S. Fees: No charge
Hours: Monday through Friday
| 1O:OO-4:OO.
8. Elmar School, Newark, Del
aware. Director: Martin Van Hook
Fees: $4,000 per month.
4. Kutner Del-Ark School. 1901
Market Street, Wilmington. Presi-
dent: Robert N. Hitch, Jr. Fees
Based on ability to pay with a
maximum of S25.OO per month.
Hours: Monday through Friday,
l9:3O-S;OO.
5. Van Hook School, River Road.
New Castle. Delaware. Secretary:
Mrs. Margaret Van Hook Morti-
meE. Fees: Tuition for residents
begins at $4,000 monthly Tuition
for day students begins at $500
monthly.
There are three more sessions OF
the Delaware Health Forum OFFER
ed as public service at $500 D. m.
at P. S. DUPONT High School:
Problems Of Adolescence, We'd
nesday, November 9, 1855.
Marriage Problems, Wednesday.
January II, 1856.
Health Problems Of Middle Life.
Wednesday, February 8, 1856.
Questions you wish answered at
] u
News-JOurnal, Wilmington, Del
aware, using the question boxes
provided in the News-Journal pa
pers. All sessions of the Forum are
free and no funds will be solicited.
The Auxiliary was also request
ed to seek volunteer helpers for
the Governor Bacon Health Center
between the hours of 900 and
11:15 a. m. and 100 and 400 D. m.
They are needed to help in recrea-
ton program, library, craft shop,
and as escorts to various areas
such as shops, auditorium, chapel,
kitchen, and farm. A fund to pro-
vide children with a little spend
ing money is also badly needed or
to accompany a child to outside
stores. individuals or groups who
can give money or volunteer aid
should write to Mrs. Baker at the
Governor Bacon Health Center.
At the business session conduct
ed by the president, Mrs. F. Roland
LOngnecker, Mrs. David Sapp was
appointed delegate to the Tri-State
Conference, Monday, November z, |
at Shoreham Hotel, Washington,
d. G.
Mrs. Thomas Herlihy, Jr., pro-
gram chairman, announced that
the November meeting should be a
lecture and tour at the Governor
Bacon Health Center.
A film showing various mental
hospitals in New York State was
presented by Mrs. Clarence Fraim.
This showed actual administration
Of somatic medical procedures,
and insulin-shOck
psychO-surgery, and |
A donation of $500 was ordered
nailed to the Reverend Henry N.
4erndon to be used toward the pur-
,hase Of a bell for the 'interdenom-
nation chapel at Delaware State
Hospital, this being a memorial to
he late Mrs. Herman c.. Phillips
7hO had been historian for the Aux
iary.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
DeLGICGTe Among Leaders
In Care OF Mentally III

Continued from page one)
the ages Of and 16 and various
adults.
3. Delaware State Hospital Psy-
chiatric Observation Clinic. Fees:
A minimum Of $3.50 per day, man
datory.
4. Delaware Hospital, 18th and
Washington Streets, Wilmington.
Director; Fritz A. Freyhan, M. d.
Fees: Based on family income and
ability to pay. Hours: BY appoint-
ment.
For the mentally retarded Del
aware provides:
1. Delaware Colony, stockley,
Delaware. Superintendent: M A.
Tarumianz, M. d. Fees: According
to ability to pay.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
BONE OF CONTENTION

OAK RIDGE, Tenn. = Up -
Flremen have been kept bone tired
answering false alarms.
Firemen report they've answered
false alarms, and found fire boxes
from which bones were dangling on
string. Apparently, pranksters
mad tied the bones, just off the
ground, to the boxes and then wait
ed for a hungry dog to set off tbo
alarm.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21

Read The classiaed Ads
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
UTOPIAl

ALBUQUERQUE - tP) IA new
subdivision has
Easy Street, Millionaire Circle,
Memory Lane, Nature Boy Drive,
Sky Limit Road Green Carpet Road,
Green Shadows and Heather
Heights Lane. One of the first
homes is at the corner of Easy
Street and Sky Limit Road.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21

Many professional baseball play
ers. could raise their earning power
if they wore eIasses, says the Bet
ter Vision Institute.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21

Church Of the Brethren, who have
retained it. Some time ago, the
Maryland State Roads Commission
moved the building several hun
dred yards when Route 50 was le-
located, and agreed to erect an
historic marker when the reno
vation program is completed.
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Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
choice in gas and oiI...

Enjoy the top quality products only brings you
products that include ESQ Extra for SO with DFCST the
nOnsalng ingredient that prevents carburetor icing
Evening star., 1955-10-12

tcvich ~ the Dowager Eln-
press Of Russia with the real
life model. He met and talked
to the late dowager Empress
on more than one occasion
when he was . young diplo-
mat ct the court Of her son.
the Gar. Like Leontovich, she
was short and slim, - very
interesting woman with great
strength Of character" He
thinks the actress gets over
the personality Of the Empress.
=. Since Mr.. Bliss went TO
Russia as American second
secretary in 1904. he never
saw Anastasia. who was then
too small a child to be seen
at court. But he subsequently
became a close friend Of q
Danish diplomat who had
reason to go into the case Of
Anastasia very thoroughly
while stationed in Berlin. His
friend never could decide
whether the so-called living
Anastasia was the real prin-
cess. but he was inclined to
believe she was.
Evening star., 1955-10-12

lights Of the United Nations. |"
Other honor guests are Mrs.
Charles c. Finucane. wife Of
the Undersecretary Of the
Army. Mrs. Hugh NJ. Melton,
jr, and Mrs. Chester r. Davis.
Army Surgeon Generals once
The Women's Club Of the
Army Surgeon Generals Once
win hold its second fall season
luncheon tomorrow at noon,
in the Ofiicers' Club, Army
Medical Center.
A group Of Walter Reed
unit members are in charge Of
arrangements with Mrs. Henry
w. Dame as chairman and
Mrs. Charles 8. Gersoni, CO.
chairman.
Army Logistics Department
A tea party will be given by
the Oficers' Wives Club, Of
the Deputy Chief Of STAFF for
Logistics today at Patton
Hall, Fort Myer from 2 to 4
o'clock.
Mrs. Sam c. Russell, wife
Of the chief Of foreign aid