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Evening star., 1955-01-02
Programs Of the Week

: beethoven; PapiIions. opus 3, Schu-
mann. Ballnde n y minor, Opus 81,
CHOPIN; EonE PIslndss from onas |. ss.
Sonata 10. Z Prokofief
ENxOAY.
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUE: Cuin-
posers Program. Cosmos Club. I.30
an, 1--WE SpnEs. Kathryn Hall Narl&,
! 6urser: AntiefpSt ti6n 6 staccato Etade.
Three cello Rnos, BeEenics Weirss
PSALM -. News GARNER Greenwood: !:
Ar.Ick I H6WtANp. Nj Z msass s ss1Ssno: sis rsss
eIalinets paFi6 kaIina. bass clarinet:
Esesrt MsR. violin snd siosa: ssy.
cello. EdWnFd stsufnspn. plane
CopEress. H:30 pm. Trio for clarinet.
c1s. ssl,e sna plsno, % OPS IL RTsni,n;
Mailer. Pisrrpt Lunaire. sehoenbesE.
UNITED STATS NAVY BAND. CcmeF.
Chnriez Bree1ler. cnndrctQt. eeioists:
hiisssi nsrsis 80 tenor 0nspas psparimenssi si
eesslcn 81 Bscchrs from syiSfs.
I. psi,ots; 35sron - Overture Weber
Srhumann: rlSzisSfo Polka sirs1ts:
sssy: RsinSsl; u fssi Sy1fs sur: ". ~; Z:
inSrsa csssisr. 6iofdsns. di 's' ~
SATURDAY.
SYMPHONY oRcHEsTnA.
sys Eiss.sss. ssfsstsF. 6a csassiaatlssi .s s1sa;
% Nv assss IA .os; winter Hoiiess. Pro- f,Is,
::' s ,sSss g 2.ss..ssa 2s5se.sn z. Tx sSs
panel 0sI1bWtn. AndalrFins xeel,qna;
March u ne GlAm4ge Chil4fen
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Sentencing Slated
After Guilty PIe0
In Poker Sloying

Sentencing 81 an Arlington
man who pleaded guilty To sec-
cnd degree murder Ii d bO@cent
argument has been vet for No
yember lo III Circuit Court. upon
receipt Of 4 probation report.
James Stephens, 81. cciored,
of 20Ie south Kenmore street,
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Four Marines,
Fl TWo Women
Held in Theft

T1,-.... WF.-l-. ~ z 1Il- =,
80, Eo1r Mazlns sualos irpm tne
ssalal lokllls ssLouLlos y Danl-
eLen Na ano tWo women we're
cLl1Lseo boaey NlLn armed TOD
ps1y ~. ln s,I. 3 alLLa1 Gounty
Ans "a ~ accused q picking
|np Aneel Morales m Wasnilg-
son . iest Meanesasy. oriylrlg nm
y. g -. EalI.az 1ognsy. knoeking MN
= y tlls nee WIN gun ana tak-
tne 9 Nascn ana s40 rom nm.
M Moraies told kalrlax
county ponce &c was waiting for
3 pls Mnen tne louf men ana
sMo z *, women @ arove Up and o1ered
Evening star., 1955-11-01
WHATS IT LIKE
70 BE DRUNK
YOUTHS FIND OUT

A District juvenile who
wanted to "flnd out what its
like to Be drunk got his wish
when he and three teen
aged companions staggered
through $40 worth of stock
outside an Arlington antique
store.
The Southeast Washing
ton youths, two is years old
and two n. told Judge Reid
in Arlington Juvenile and
Domestic Relations Court
yesterday that they we're
walking home from the party
Of an Arlington friend late
Saturday when they got
tangled up Ia i large vase
and an aged bread box out
side the BY Gone Days An
tIque Shop, 1886 Wilson
boulevard.
Judge Reid noted the boys
had purchased six half
pint bottles Of W1iskey. He
imposed a fine Of $40 each
and told the quartet to chip
IN on the so bill.
Evening star., 1955-11-01
State Legion
Meets Sunday

Addington Wagner. newly
elected national commander q
the American Legion, Will ad-
dress tnf virgins aepaEsmenls q
1ah conlerence hs 1:s0 Pm. 5nI- !.
cay ~ tne 0eores Nhson I1O1sl
Aiexandria, Mr. Wasnes an :. l.s ss-
tofney Irom natsls NLssk, eslcn.
Was eiecesu 8. t1ls naaAla ~
uonal conferences.
Other business at the sun
day session starting at 10 Am
viii include State committee re-
ports and talks hy Leznuel Hous.
ton. Fredericksburg national
executive COMMITTEES member
and N. 6. tDaul Daniels n Dan
vile. chairman Of the LegiCn'i
national public relations CONF
mission and rast national vice.
commander and department
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Board Weiqhs
Fate Of Alley

FORT MEADE. Nov. i a..
An eight-member Army court
martial board today begins de-
|liberatine the fate Of Mai Hon-
aid E. Alley. artillery oficer
accused Of cooperating With
the Communists while he was
their prisoner in Korea.
Alley, called on one hand
mentally irresponsible and on
the other 9 failure TO his coun-
|try's call. faces q possible maxi
mum Of life imprisonment Il
found guilty as charged.
The prosecution has said the
|35-year-old Bar Harbor fMe.)
resident aided the Chinese Com
|munists BY giving them informa-
|tion. soliciting information from
fellow PCW's and cooperating
IN the enemy's propaganda In
|doctrination programs Ia prison,
Earlier 4 defense attorney had
called Alley a mentally disturbed
|person whose actions .are 9
question Of degree. not kind
"A prisoner of war status does
not change an ofhcer's obliga-
ton to his country, " said LIST 1t
Alan A. Pines, assistant Army
counsel who asked a guilty YER
dict.
The evidence does not show
any resistance. passive or token.
TO any programs sponsored By
the enemy. 1t. Pines said.
1t. Col william T. Logan, Al
ley;s chief defense counsel. pic
ttired Alley as suffering from 4
mental disease known as split
personality, whose condition was
Worsened BY poor conditions IN
prison, and who didn't know
then and doesn't understand now
that BY participating more Than
anyone else be was doing any
thing wrong.
II Alley Is found guilty. ID part
or on all the II specifications
against him, q separate bearing
on mitigation viii be held So the
board can determine the sen.
tenee. The death penalty was
ruled out when the case was
called 3 non-capitai one at It's
opening more than 10 weeks ago.
on August "a,
Evening star., 1955-11-01

way you look at It declared
MI. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. Gianereco has accused
the incumbent Of calling in OUT
side legal help every time an i'm
portant matter arises. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald has denied this. noting
that the only outside legal help
employed since he took ONCE
was for tflk water bond issue,
you can't seii bonds without
help from nationally recognized
bond counsel, said Mr.. Fitx-
gerald. I'VE also have had local
bond counsel hut we haye need
cd ii. The water bond issue has
required almost constant atten-
tion.
Mr.. Fitzgerald considers the
comparative experience Of the
two candidates To be the major
campaign issue.
"
The Two Candidates
~ F,fygerols n uas trial
i,,stsce A I ~ r'ssrfar = I f.ous,fv for
thrse ~ ves,s s. hefnre ~ rs va an
,,s,snf.S ~ N rn,,n,o,,weaith's -, q 4 81.
tornsv ,,r,,s ne 4 nstivs % a. the
.o,,,fv -, % .,sS I Z. s,rad,,ste 81 J. n Sseores
yvashirotnr, % s ys,r,, 4. school S q n Il, Ale~
andria r1e - reeeived ,srsi 4, rs Law ~.
g,s. ssn,,, tl,s 1T II,,iu.r.itv ~ "A ,y,r
sinsa 81 81 ana M served i'' in { ths ~ Marin. n
Corps during world war II. III
holds 8 reserve commission as {
captain. MI. FITZGERALD. his wife
ana their two daughters i've 4.
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Mount Vernon Group
10 Hear Democrcts

The Democratic Women of
Mount Vernon win sponsor !
meeting for party candidates It
|s:I5 pm. Thursday 1t the Belle
Haven Country club.
Democratic candidates sched-
uled 70 appear are John A. <.
Donovan. incumbent State sena-
tor: Omer Z. Hirst and John
Webb. incumbent delegates;
Robert G. Fitzgerald. incumbent
commemorative attorney. John
3 Taylor, incumbent sherih. and
John Parrish. nominee to the
board Of county supervisors from
Mount Vernon District.
Evening star., 1955-11-01

al unexpired term. and A. An
drew Giangreco. the Republican
nominee.
It has been q quiet race. Ths
two candidates have appeared
together only twice. Mr.. Clan
greco has attacked Mr.. Fitz-
gerald on two points involving
the water bond issue. which tht
all-Democratic Board Of County
Supervisors has proposed.
Dispute Procedure
M. Gianereco said he felt Mr.
Fitzgerald should have gone T.
court to challenge the super
yisors action to buy the AMMAN
dale Water Co. Mr.. Fitzgerald
said he considered the action
technically within the law. and
did not feel it was his place tc
advise the supervisors on policy,
The Annandale Water CO. pur.
chase has been challenged ~
court by tive county residents
and the Alexandra and virginia
Water Companies. Annandale Is
one Of IA water companies the
county proposes buying 70 estab-
lish an integrated public water
system.
Mr.. Giangreco said he also
believed the commemorative
attorney could establish Fairfaz
County's ability to condemn
water companies without further
legislation. According to Mr
Giangreco's calculations. thu
county already has the required
500 residents per square mile 70
authorize condemnation of Z
utility.
See Clarification Need
Mr.. Fitzgerald and the county:
bond counsel. however, feel
clarifying legislation win be re-
auired before private water COM
panies can be condemned. TIL
bond Issue has been timed 10 pre-
cede the fCrtllcoming General
Assembly session.
ITS d matter of simple math-
ematics we Just don't have 50t
residents pei square mile any
Evening star., 1955-11-01

zone and eight cents for the
next portion 50 that even with
the fare increase. Suburban stiIl
would be I'VE cents lower on the
two zones. It's other fve-cent fare
zones also are lower than CTCss,
he said.
Mr.. Parran said no fare change
Us contemplated for Euburban,s
express service TO Fifteenth and
K streets N. W. The 20-cent
fare. he noted. Is the same as the
|CTC regular fare.
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Legion Posts to Install

A joint installation Of ofilceri
for the Snyder Farmer Butler
Post No. 5 and the Bernard q
Stavely Post No. 272. American
Legion, win be held at $50
i M. tomorrow In the National
Guard Armory Ii HyattsyilIe'
Nd.
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Squires Induct l9

The Edward Douglas White
Circle No. SIS Of the Columbian
|Squires inducted 10 new nien-
|bers Sunday at the Knights oi
Columbus clubhouse IN Ariing-
ton. The Sqsiires are ! high
school branch Of the knights d
Columbus.
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Music Event Delayed

A weeks program Of musical
revival services. scheduled to
have begun last night at the
Graham road Methodist Church.
1883 Graham road. Falls Church,
has been Cancelled. due TO .
death III the pastors faimiy, the
church has announced.
Evening star., 1955-11-01
MARYLA VIRGINIA NEWS
Bond Issue Foe Calls
Annexation Score Story

story BY 4 leading opponent d
Carl b. soresi. chairman Of
lmittee which has opposed the
lclared, such threats BY propon
horn Of desperation, and the only
decent thing you can say about
them Is that they are perhaps
appropriate for the Halloween
Iseason.
His comment was prompted
Iby q statement Of the Citizens
COMMITTEE for an Integrated
County Water System that Fair
flax County customers Of the
Falls Church water system
should vote for the bond issue to
discourage possible annexation
lby the city.
Mr.. soresi added:
.sThe Fairfax County Board
insists It's has no intention or
money In the bond program to
acquire the Falls Church system.
Fails Church viii continue to
lserve les Fairfax customers re-
Igardiess Of how the bond issue Is
voted.
Even If i water source as
big as Niagara Fails were To-
Gated IN the heart Of Fairfax
Evening star., 1955-11-01

AANE1 ~ A4t@ |AsAAtN &NA tAAOAE RN1-
Iseneers riding through the zone,
but stilk keep them lower than
the firms main competitor. Cap
Iital Transit co.
Parallels CTC Line
The two lines both operate
along Georgia avenue III Silver
Spring. Suburban's new express
route. operated only during rush
hours. largely parallels i CTC
regular line along Alaska avenue
and Sixteenth street NV. ii
Washington.
Thomas s. Parran. III, Subur-
bans president, said the CONE
|pany seeks TO divide its present
lfirst rome that between the
District Line and Forest Glen
Iroad-into two zones, the same
las Capital Transit. The new
limit would be Ballard street
Just north Of the main business
district.
Mr. Phrrai1 said Suburban
would continue the present 10
cent fare for the first rome from
the District line to Ballard street
and make the area from there "a
Forest Glen road one of its fiye-
cent zones. Other zones between
there and Rockville would con-
|tinue to be five cents each. be
said
The effective date Of the new
zone would be November 80. MI,
Pafran declared.
Provide $4,000
Suburban, he explained. hopes
creation or this rome win pro-
vide some SlO. 900 i year Id addi-
tional revenue. He said the COM
parIy has been operating at i
loss and has made no requests
for fare increases since the pres
ert ownership acquired IL ia
1858, nor String any time BY
their predecessors since 1910.
Mr.. Parran said CTc nov
charges ~ cents for the first
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Church Dinner

The Damascus lMd1 Metho-
dist Church win sponsor 4 turkey
dinner starting at 3 pm. Satur-
day il the church. The price
lis $50 for adults and rs cents
for children under IL.
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Silver Spring Fore Rise
Sought BY Suburban Line

Suburban Transit Co., the bus which yesterday inaugu-
rated service between nearby Maryland
town Washington fare rome ii Silver Spring.
The company revealed II has applied to both Maryland
Public Service Commission and the interstate Commerce Com
mission for permission to set up the new zone.
approved It would the effect Of raising Suburban
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
DATELINE PARIS
By BRENDA HELsER
The Royol Family Has Spurred
Riding Interest in England

pleasure in suddenly sitting
down in streams.
Both children ride with
other youngsters in classes
conducted by Miss Sybil Smith,
daughter Of Horace Smith who
gave The Queen a post grad
uate course in equitation when
she was a child. Henry Owen
was her very first teacher and
an absolute god at the time.
She prefaced every remark
with Owen says :"
Queen Elizabeth is given
credit as a fair average rider"
She's never allowed difficult
mounts and she knows she
mustn't take undue risks; nor
can she ride regularly so she
can't hope for any really bold
riding. Last year. Her Males
ty was Britain's leading race
owner which Is not to be ex-
pected automatically or she'd
pull it of every year. Never
was a queen so horse mad and
her horses provide her single
competitive outlet. The only
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PARIS, Dec. 3.-Utterly con-
fident that there will be a
British spaceship, an English
man recently wrote: us 1t
really very daring to prophesy
that, on the day a British
spaceship finally does reach
the moon, the news will be
brought to q British sovereign
on horseback"
Even if somebody else's
spaceship beats them to it,
the royal juniors, now learn
ing The Seat" no Windsor
is allowed to grow up without.
will be astride to receive news
of the event. Prince Charles,
presumably next in the
sovereign's saddle isn't as
wild about horseflesh as sister
Anne. Alarmingly unafraid,
time and again she has to be
snatched from between the
legs of horses, unaware Of her
royal status. The Princess
rides a 20-year-old mare
named Bunty whose manners
are At for a royal princess,
but In her youth Bunty was
gay too-she used to take
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near st. Germainen-Laye are
still open enough to be a pleas
ure. The Bots de Boulogne and
Vincennes are too crisscrossed
with city roads to allow much
Of an unbroken run but there's
something extremely elegant
and charming about riding In
The Bots.
Occasionally one sees q lone
western" rider complete in
every detail down to the tack;
he's a homesick someone sta
toned by the Government far
Continued on Page DIS, Col. /
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There's no such thing anymore
as q hard-up riding school; in
stead they bulge. Owners say
that youngsters pay for rides
out Of pocket money.
Continental Interest
Across the channel and all
over the continent interest In
riding has perked UP. Princess
Alessandria Torlcnia, grand
daughter Of Spanish kings and
rumored bride of King Baudoin
of The Belgians. fell in love
while riding in Rome's great
park, the Villa Borghese. Her
love is q rich plumbing manu-
facturer and her family isn't
happy. It's reminiscent Of the
generations Of mothers who
have warned daughters to take
long looks at cavalier lovers
of their horses before deciding
to run of with them.
In France new manages"
are actually starting. Riding
school owners who had just
about decided to abandon the
struggle over taxes and sell to
the highest bidder wanting the
land for apartment houses,
literally have taken stock. live
stock, and decided to stay put.
Several packs of hounds are
after stag in the forests of
France every Tuesday and
Saturday, The other day
Comte de Coulommiers' hunt
failed to catch up with the
quarry. No dagger was plunged
into the stays chase-weary
heart; the country people
standing about waiting for
shares Of the meat went home
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thing she can strive for Is an
other racing victory.
She is Q tender mistress to
her horses and dogs. Landau.
who ran 30 disappointingly at
Laurel last year. has q passion
for sticky toffee jam tarts so
the Queen selected Q box Of
them and handed it to the lad
who was flying with the horse
to America! The Duke Of
Edinburgh can't play polo as
often as he'd like or needs to
up his handicap to the prom
Use he shows. All the same he
was recently raised from 2 to 3
which puts him a goal ahead
Of Rubi Rubirosa, a player not
as good as one would suppose
from all the noise about it.
Lambs Wool Saddle
In the spring Princess Mar
garet was riding a lot. using q
special lambs wool saddle pad
which had been a 21st birth
day present from Peter Town.
send. By noting 1t and re-
marking Nov no other will
dol" one British newspaper
made history as the first in the
realm to touch on a subject
that was already world gossip.
It was with a rival race
horse owner that the Queen
and the Duke just celebrated
their eighth wedding anniver-
sary. That was Lady Zia Wern-
her, daughter Of the Grand
Duke Michael Of Russia.
Undoubtedly due to an over
whelmingly royal horsineSs,
England is enjoying the big
gest riding boom since auto
mobiles replaced the horse.
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without; the village cure had
no kill to bless: the hounds
painted to the kennel with no
reward of fresh meat that day.
Sidesaddle Riders
Wearing tricorns, many
ladies ride the hunt sidesaddle.
The habit one sees in the
French field is royal blue with
facings of gold braid or varia-
tons thereof. It's very hand
some but quite different from
the English pink" Fifteen
miles west Of Paris the woods
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-16
ST. JOHNS
Mrs. Laurence Kitchens
Phone Georgetown 24W

Mrs. Lawrence Kitchens and
Vernon Kitchens spent Saturday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Millard
Coffelt near Millsboro.
Mr.. Noah Truitt and Mrs. Sallie
Truitt attended the wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
West at the Trinity Community
House near Laurel on Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Johnson
and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert West spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Milton John
son in Baltimore, Md.
Homecoming services will be
held at st. Johns Methodist Church
on Sunday, October 9Th. Everyone
welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Arnold of
Davis, West Virginia, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Adams
Paugh, Sr.
Miss Grace West and Mr.. Theo-
dore Knass of Chester, Pa, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Steelman.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-16
ROXANA
BY MRS. Alice Lockwood
Phone Selbyvllle 4Hs

Rally Day will be observed in the
Roxana Methodist Church on Sun
day morning. A special program is
being planned. Everyone invited
Miss Roselee Smith has enroll
ed as a student nurse at the Pen
insula General Hospital in Sails
bury. We wish her much success.
Mrs. Matte McCabe is i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Rus
sell Hudson at Rehoboth.
Delmar Wilgus visited his two
sisters, Loretta and Verona at Re
shoboth last week.
Wayne McCabe will leave Friday
for the University of Delaware at
Newark where he will be a junior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wilgus
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Calhoun at their summer
home at Ocean City, Md.
Heartfelt sympathy is extended
to the family of Mrs. Roxie Bunt-
ing Johnson, who passed away at
her home on Monday, September
Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Murray
were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs.
Murray's sister, Mrs. Andrew Muir
ray at Georgetown.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
the family of Vance Lynch.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-16

Stephen, Michel. Nola. Alice Cor
lich and Arthur Westergren moved
to New Jersey.
Johnny Anderson and Clio Redda
Anderson have moved here from
Lord Baltimore School. Johnny is
in the 9TH grade. Clio Redda is in
the 8th grade.
For the information of the par
ents, school is in at 8:40 a. m,
and dismissed at $3.50 p. m, ex-
cept on Wednesdays when pupils
are excused at 2:30 This is to al
low for the teachers meeting each
Wednesday at 2:30.
Parents living in town are not to
allow children to reach school be-
fore 8:25. Buses will arrive about
$3.50 p. m. The school doors will
be open at $50 a. m.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-16

Several families from here at
tended the MYAF at Providence
Methodist Church on Sunday and
heard the Rev. Gerald Henderson
of Cannon Circuit speak.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Moore en-
tertained the following on Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Moores'
birthday Rev. and Mrs. Clarence
wilkins of Whitesville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Brittingham of Laurel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Cooper and son
Wayne of Georgetown. A very
pleasant evening was spent, after
which refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Empet OF
Dover, called on Mrs. Sallie Truitt
on Saturday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-16

Only per cent of Brazils peo-
pie are over so years old.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-16
BETHEL
By Mrs Anna Smith

Mr.. and Mrs Claude Williams of
Warrenton, Va, and Mrs. Letha
Flood of ST Petersburg, Fla, were
weekend guests of Mr.. ald Mrs.
Harley Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Cook and fam
lily of Austinville. Va, and Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Alley and family of
Baltimore and Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Lankford and Mr.. Nightlinger of
Jenkintown, Pa, were guests over
the weekend of Mrs. Thomas Lank-
ford
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Grice are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a son, born on September
1, at the Peninsula General Hospi-
tai in Salisbury.
Guests recently of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Miller were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Cain of Berwick, Pa, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Miller of Wash
ington, d. c., Miss Terry Brown of
Flint, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Ger
aid Spence and son of Newark and
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Miller and
daughter of Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Williams
are spending a week in Norfolk,
Va, with Mrs. Fan WheatIey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spicer ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Orner of Bellville, n. j., touring
the Skyline Drive, Richmond, Char
lottesville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simpson
and son of Washington, d. c., were
luncheon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Hastings on Sunday.
Joseph Kuszar of Connecticut,
spent the weekend recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Collins and
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bell of Phil
adelphia were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Riggin. On
Wednesday, DR.. and Mrs. Harold
Laggner and children of Smyrna,
were guests of the higgins.
The Count-on-Me Club was en-
tertained Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Iris Scott.
Only 4 per cent of Brazil peo-
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-16

Several families from here at
tended the MyAF service at Provi-
dence Methodist Church on Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Devlin, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mccormick Jr.,
of Philadelphia; Mr.. j. w. Rogers
and Mr.. John (Jack) Rogers went
on fishing trip at Lewes one
evening last week.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-16

ADDED POWER and cab COM
forts. plus a wide selection of two
tone color combinations, are fea-
lures of the new International
truck $ line which is being intro
duced to the Kent and Sussex Coun-
ties area by Brown p. Thawley. of
Milford. headquarters for Interna-
tional truck sales. The Internation-
al SLIP pickup is one of scores OF
models in the line. With gross
vehicle weight rating of 5.400
pounds, the S-112 is available in
lis or 127-inch wheeibase. with six
and one-half or eight-foot body. 1t
is powered by the 131-horsepower
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-16
WRONG MISS

HOUSTON, Tex. -l19- The pa
per boy was worriet when he got
three complaints in a row. He failed
to deliver the Press for three
straight days to George Carmack,
the editor of the paper.