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1885 SHERIDAN ST, NV,
2-bedroofn ant: SOC, utils incl.
1441 SOMERSET PL. NV.
1-bedroom ant $50 50. uti'S-inel.
t13 KENNEDY ST. NV.
1-bedrm apt; $50. utils. not incl,
JoLLE5 4; SENNETT co.
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family bldg. Two rms, kit. anc
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TIRE SALE

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CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN APIS.
1927 M st. NV. 2 rms. k, b.: SIS
720 18th st. NV. 3 rms, t.. b.; SO
Rent includes heat. hot water, gas
DUVAIL & co. MA. S-1l49
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

OPEN SUNDAY. 2 10 9
7-rm.. 2-bath house with q
porches and garage: good condition
and convenient location; $4,000.
Call Mrs. Croft. DE. 2-2705.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES. DE. 2-0730
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children or pets. Ideal for employed
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apts., sew. sizes. One rm., kit. ant
lath. S65-S70: 2 rms. kit, bath
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22

moze zapaliti cak nj lako "a
paljive materije.
Elektricitet velikog napona
koji je ubojit ne moze da bu-
de zatvoren u nekoj static
koj i trajnoj formi. Stoga je
vrlo vjerojatno da owe "lop-
taste munje", koje live ne
koliko sekundi, pa cak j ne
koliko minuta, ne predstav-
ljaju elektricne fenomene, vec
su prave prirodne ''bombe"
sastavljene cd KEN skog
eksploziva.
Atmosferski zrak sastoji sc
cd cetiri dijela dusika jed
nog dijela kisika. Poznato je
da sc pomocu elektricnog luz
ka moze izazvati njihov ke-
mijski spoj. Tai Sc process ko-
risti u proizvodnji dusienog
gnojiva. Medjutim, kod zesto-
kog elektricnog praznjenja,
kakvo predstavlja munja, u
mjesto nitrata "a gnojenje
njiva, stvara Sc opasni endo-
termni spoj, koji u sebi sa-
drzi znatnu kolicinu energije.
Oval paradoksalni eksploziv
stabilan je samo ma tempera-
turama iznad 2OO0C. Posto
Sc tai spoj brzo hladi, on te-
Ii da Sc raspada. Kad Sc eks-
plozivna materija raspada, o.
ma nestaje, ukoliko nema pred
sobom neku zapreku. Ali, ako
golema kolicina pima, koja
Sc pritom stvara, naidje ma
zapreku u svom sirenju, eks-
plozija je neminovna. Jedan
gram materije u '1optastoj
munji" ina energiju cd 1900
kilogrammetara, sto iznosi
wise energije cd one koju j.
maju 8 grama nitroglicerina,
aktivnog sastojka dinamita.
To je najnovije objasnjenje
"loptaste munje". Ako oval
meteor nije ekvivalent nasih
a o m S k i h bombi, onda on
vjerojatno predstavlja neki
cudan ekvivalent "molekular-
ne bombe".
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22

dista. .....-..-l.
Hrvatskog naroda lima po
cijelom svijetu j kada bi sc
doznalo, da sc nesto ozbilj-
nog stvara j radi o povijesti
i trajnoj ustanovi, k tome
jos u velikoj zemlji America,
i kada bi narod znao "a toe
no, da bi njihov doprinos i
razne dragocjene stvari ! rue
nj rad, bio izlozen u sigur-
moi instituciji, nitko onda po-
zalio ne bi, doci u susret ia
kovom zavo d u, novcano |
materijalno. Pc cijelom svije-
tn imucniji ljudi daju po We
Gu novcanu pomo6 i cijele
zgrade "a kulturne j dobro-
namjerne svrhe, pax Sc j po-
nose s time sto i'm sc pruzi
takova prilika.
Medju Hrvatima ina TAX
viii dobrotvornih ljudi / .po-
rodica, koji Sc ne bi susteza-
Ii darovati obilatiju pomoc,
pa i eitavu ,zgradu, j to bi
sluzilo ma cast NINA j pie
menu cd kojeg potjecu ma
uvijeke. .,.,--s ...
Jugoslavija lima uje d n o
sest republika, IL svake owe
republike imade in prilican
broj u America i drugdje po
svijetu, i kada bi sc uvjerili
da je Hrvatski Muzej cinje-
MICA da bi dobili sobe j or
mare u muzeju "a njihovu IL
lozbu ma is tim principima,
vjerujem, da hi dragoyoljno
dali svoj obol j saradjivali u
dobroj namjeri.. s~~a4
Ovo su moji otkritosreni
osjeeaji, bilo bi pozeljno ci-
tati po hrvatskim novinama,
cd drugih njihove dojmove
po ovom pitanju.
Jos. Bogdanich,
! Eveleth, Minnesota
August, 1866. s.aA :e.o.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22

po nesto sto svijet vo cemu vol prigovarau Tako
skupsne ponesao sobom Pittsburgh jedno-
glasan savjet da uredncma Zaednicara prepou6 da
stranca sluzbenog glasa ukone svau mogueu hvalu
Wade starom kraju so po njhovom misljenju vjedja
dobar dio clanstva Zajednce.
clanstvo je takodjer preporuclo da Djecjem Do
Hrvaske Bratske Zadnice poducava reovto hrvatsk
jezik -
Postavljena ptanja sadaanjim pravlima, stano-
vistu Zajednice prema novim doseencma, konaGno
kanadskom predsavnistv iii pomanjkanju istoga upravi
Zajednice. ...ta - s.ei
Drzim, da pitanja odgovarao njihovo "a
dovojstvo, er dok bio medu NINA, nsam quo pri-
govora. ~. z-3a.~<@ z.
sijedecem broju nastaviti Gu nasoj posjed braci
Sault Ste. Marie i povratku Pittsburgh us4as@
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22

munja" pala ma jednu kucu,
ali je odmah nestala, cim je
taknula zemlju.
"Loptasta munja" izgleda
kao plamena lopta, razlicitog
promjera (od zrna graska do
pet metara, a najcesce 10
80 centimetara), ona slobod-
no lebdi u zraku i krece Sc
brzinom koja Sc mijenja. Po-
vremeno Sc zaustavlja, ide u
suprotnom pravcu, okrece O.
ko svoje osi j t. d. U jednom
je slueaju zapazeno, da Sc
munja priblizila jednom dr.
vetu, pocela kruziti oko ME
ga odjedanput je eksplodi-
rala presjekla drvo ma diva
dijela. Pomorci su zapazili
takvu munju poslije udara
groma u k a "a rku: ona sc
"prosetala" paiubom izgubi-
la Sc u moru. u drugom slu-
caju 'loptasta munja" upala
je kroz otvoren prozor, po-
celia sc lagano kretati odmah
iznad poda, a kada ju je je-
dan pas onjusio eksplodirala
je i ubila ga. u nekim, je slu-
cajevima zapazeno da munja
kao lopta po nekoliko puta
odskakuje cd tia iii morske
povrsine. Njena je boja cas-
zuta, cas- crvena, Gas playa.
sto Sc tice njezine tempera-
ture, ne moze Sc donijeti ne
XII odredjen zakljucak, jer u
neki1n slucajevima ona ne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22

medju samih sebe, kako Zna-
mo j umijemo, ucit cd pri-
rode i jedan cd drugog u
koliko nam je moguce i pre-
nesti ma potomke da znadu
proslost.
Owe gornJe redke sto sam
naveo htio sam prikazati, da
samo ono znamo cd prvih
ljudi i plemena, sto vidimo u
raznim muzejima, / ovo je
nauka j kultura covjecanstva
i najtrajnija uspomena.
Danasn5i poredak ina svo-
je razne znanstvenike, koji
danomice traze kopaju po
kori owe pla n e tie ma kojoj
zivimo, da sto' nadju / do
nesu u muzej, poradi znano-
sti i povijesti.
Cd kako sam citao Clan
Ike cd urednika Zajednicara
g. Filipa Vukeliea, i drugih,
gdje javno pozivlju Hrvate
Hrvatice da uzmu ucesca u
raspravi, kako da Sc osnuje
Hrvatski Muzej u America,
odlucio sam sam nesto o
ovome napisati.
Ma prvom mjestu mislim
da nema Hrvata niti Hrvati-
ce u America, niti ma drugih
pet kontinenata, da bi Sc pro-
twill ovoj sjajnoj ideji. I ma
ovoj podlozi uzimljem 81 slo-
bodu da' izrazim mole skrom-
no mnJenJe u prllog Hrvat-
skog Muzeja u America. Mi
slim da bi bilo korisno po-
ucno "a mas hrvatski narod
i "a Ameriku, kada bi osno-
vail potkali ovakovu insti-
tuciju. Drugo, posto bi "a
uzela americko-hrvatski ka-
rakter, onda bi bilo umjesno
da sc nalazi u sredistu Anne
rike, u kojem vecem gradu.
S razloga sto bi posjet bio
mnogo veci, nego da je. u
stanova osamljena izvan sre-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22
u DAl,MACIJI BIT C
D0BAR UR0D GROzDJA

Obzirom ma jaku zimu |
lose vremenske prilike u pro-
ljece, a narcotic velike ko-
lieine oborina, koje su pale
u citavoj zemlji, pojavila su.
Sc razlieita misljenja o ovb-
godisnjem uro o du grozdja.
Prema najnovijim podacima
nema nikakve bojazni, da &c
ovogodisnja berba biti daleko
slabija nego ranijih godina.
Tako Sc u Dalmaciji pred
vida normalna berba, a ma
otocima Sc cak ocekuju | pri-
nosi iznad uroda u prosjec-
MIN godinama.
Ma kontinentalnom pod
rucju Hrvatske nesto su dru-
gaciji izgledi. Veliki mrazovi
unistili su vinograde, naro-
cito u Slavoniji i Baranji "a
oko 30 posto. U zapadnim I
sjeverozapadnim predict m a
steta cd zine je mania "a 10
do Is posto. To podrucje i,
pored toga sto je uklonjena
opasnost cd peronospore, ze-
stoke je napala prva genera
CHA grozdjanog moljca, (ko-
il sc javlja periodieno svake
tri do cetiri godine). Naro-
cito je pogodjeno pljesivicko,
prigorsko, kalnicko i zagor-
sko vinogorje. Prema prvim
podacima stete ma vinovoj
lozi iznose oko Is do 80 po-
sto.
Zbog toga Sc ma tom Vino
gradarskom podrucju, "a raz-
liku cd obalnog pojasa, o.
cekuje u ovogodisnjoj berbi
30 do 35 posto manji prinos
u odnosu ma 1858. godinu.
U ocekivanju ovogodisnje
berbe postavlja Sc pitanje
smjestaja novog vina. Vim
ski podrumi, narcotic u kon-
tinentalnom dijelu Hrvatske
te okolici Zadra, Imotskoj
Krajini neretvanskom pod
rucju imaju jos velike koli-
cine proslogodisnjeg vina.
Ukoliko Sc to pitanje ne
rijesi do pocetka berbe, bit
&c veliki problem uskladiste-
MIA novog vina, narcotic u
Dalmaciji, gdje sc ocekuje
dobra berba. M. &C.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22

sku iii molekularnu" bombu
koncentriraniju cd dinamita.
Fotografski snimci obicne
munje pokazuju da ona lici
ma korijenje neke biljke. Ia
munja predstavlja oslabadja-
ME elektriciteta i pojavljuje
Sc bilo izmedju oblaka, ma
bijenih suprotnim elektrici-
tetima, iii izmedju oblaka i
zemlje. Trajanje' munje vrlo
je kratko - ne 'iznosi wise cd
jednog milijuntnog dijela Sc
kunde. Iako je ovo elektric-
no praznjenje tako kratko, o.
no moze .izazvati jonizaciju
molekula, koja traje dosta
dugo. Ia to je vrijeme ova
krivudava putanja, nacinjena
cd joniziranog zraka, spro-
vodnik preko koga Sc moze
doei do novih praznjenja. To
je razlog sto Sc cesto vidi da
Sc pojedine munje "ponavlja-
ju". Golema je elektricna sna-
ga munje: 10000 milijuna K.
S. To objasnjava memo ra-
zorno djelovanje: topljenje
metala, cupanje drveca i ru-
senje zidova. Prize 80 godi-
ma, u toku jedne zestoke O.
luje mad Parizom, zapazena
je "munja u obliku broja-
NICE, koja je trajala dosta
dugo i ma kojoj je zapazen
niz svijetlih zrna, kao nani-
zanih ma vrlo tankom svijet-
lom koncu. Istog je dana jaw
ljeno i o tome da je "loptasta
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22
Postoii Ii prirodna atomska bomba?

Nedavno ueenjaci promatra jednu neobjasnjvu po-
avu "loptasta munja" Ona je imaa cudnu
luciju Do je poceku zgledalo potpuno bezopasno
kraju je doslo do slime ekspozje. Ne sta
laz osnov pojave Da tu rad elektricitetu kao
so e sucaj kod obicne mune iii predstavlja "atom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22
"a HRvATSkI MUzEJ u AliERICI

Prroda je napravila .covjeka da mish stvara pod
prikama kakvim naaze. tako je to razvjalo po
stepeno primtivno sadu zemaske planete nebroje
ne mlijune godna zemalska kugla sama po sebi cin
djeuje bez prestanka razdoblja promjene to e
njezna tajna koja je covjeku nerazmva misim da &c
nadalje tako ostat Jedno sto mi mozemo naprav iz-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22

DUG JE LOST DRUG. Pla-
taj stalno svoje pristojbe, t.
me tes olaksati posao tajni-
hm svog odsjeka ! sebi mao-
70 neugodDosH ! 1tetu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22

Mudri covjek ne &c da 50
mime vlada, a niti pokusava
vladati mad drugima. - La
Bruyere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06
SOOTHING RUBS,
OINTMENTS

Vicks Vupo-Rub. lh-Ounce 38c
Mentholutum Rub, 3h-ounees SI.49
Super Anuhist Chest Rub --- 98c
MusteroIe. Extra Strength, Ounce Csc
MusteroIe, Regular, Ounce csc
Ben-Guy. Regular or Children's- 79c
lnfrurub AnoIgesic Creom 98c
Mentholutum, Ounce Tube BILE
Rubbing Alcohol. Peoples, Pint 49c
Complicated Oil. Peoples. BOZ. 45c
Heet AnoIgesic, 2l5-ounces ----59c
Absorbine Jr., 4-Ounces -------89c
Winteen IsopropyI, Pint Ale
Musco Rubbing Oil, 4-ounces- Csc
Minit-Rub, 24-Ounce 39c
SlOun's Liniment. 212-ounces 59c
Ice Mint Large Jor 98c
Cutieuro Ointment. l24-ounees 85c
Resinol, lA-ounces 69c
Unguentine w/Dionestol, 2-Oz. SI.25
Oil Of Wintergreen, Peoples, OF. -25c
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NASAL
SPRAYS

Super Anuhist. l5ce 98c
Vcks Vu-Tro-NoI, h-ounce BE
MistoI Drops, Iz-Ounce -49c
Neo-Synephrine, 20cc --------$I.25
Vicks Medi-Mist, lice ------- SIC
Neo-Synephrne Sol. A%, Ounce, soc
Gluco Fedrin, Ounce Use
Prvine NebuIizer, l5cc 98c
E.Z. Nasal Spruy, 2-ounees 59c
N.TZ. Nasal Spruy, 20cc ---$I.43
Keys Nose Drops. h-Ounee -35c
Vupex InhuIunt, Iz-Ounce ------79c
Thompsons lnhuIunt, Ounce -89c
MistoI w/Ephedrine. 1z-ounce 49c
Voponefrin Solution, 7Izce $500
NeO-Synephrine Jelly, 3s-ounce- 43c
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JOHNSON
6 JOHNSON

Bund-Aid. Plain, Box Of 47 49c
Sterile Cotton BoIIs, Box Of IS zoe
Sterile Guuze Pods, 2x2-inch. 25's soc
Sterile Gouze Pods. 3x3-inch, Us Zoe
Sterile Guuze Pods. 4x4-ineh, Us Csc
Sterile Cotton. Ounce zoe
Sterile Cotton. 2-ounces $500 35c
Sterile Cotton, 4-ounces 49, Gle
Sterile Cotton, s-ounces SI.I5
Sterile Bondage. I-ineh 10 yds. I8c
Sterile BundOge, Pinch 10 yds. 27c
Sterile Bondage, 3-inch 10 yds. 39c
Sterile Bondage. 4-ineh 10 yds. 49c
Waterproof Adhesive, Tri-Wide Soc
Waterproof Adhesive
la-ineh by 5 yards 23c
l-ineh BY yards 39c
Finch BY 5 yords- 69c
Fhst-Aid Trovel Kits --------SI.35
First-Aid Auto Kits ------ $3.50
Sterile 6ouze, l-Yord ----- 33e
Sterile Gou1e, 5-Yords -----SI.33
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-17

The very size you use most often, and along with
the low price. you get the cover too Wonderful
present for thot Foil bride forsyourseif. Other
sizes oiso reduced. column OF right.
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q chotoe
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n COD.
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WASHINGTON or NGtElo nd. Ship
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"yEWEL SET"
List 1925 Revere

Whot gift for the October bride :. for
yourself! At O $40 sowing. too! Included
ore I, 2 ond got. covered soucepons, Act.
covered soucepot, 6 ond lo-in. covered
skillet, Soup peroolotor and the rock
10 hold them oil.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-13

Read The Classified Ads
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-13

Canada's province of Ontario has
about 250,000 lakes.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-13
MAGNOLIA
By Mss. Frances Hart
Phone Frederick 5-51Ss

George Pierson and Freddie Bic
deman are enjoying two weeks
vacation at Camp Barnes.
Sgt. and Mrs. Wilbur Piet, and
son, Billy, are spending the week
at Rehoboth with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Kelley.
The Magnolia Church Picnic will
be held at Riverview Beach on
Wednesday, July Is. Everyone in
terested in going by bus please be
at the church by $3.50 as that is
the hour the buses viii be leaving.
Miss Nancy Hart is spending the
week at Ocean City, New Jersey,
in company with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ Parvis. and family. of Houston.
Church hostesses for Sunday,
July 18th, will be Mrs. Kathryn
knight and Mrs. Florence Kenton.
Little Miss Patty Locke, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Locke, is
spending a several weeks vaca-
ton with her grandmother, Mrs.
T. c. Sheriff., and other relatives,
in COckeysville, Md. The Locke
family took her as far as Glasgo
Arms where they met Mrs. Sheriff.
and had dinner together there on
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hart held
a buffet luncheon at their home on
July 4th. Present were Mrs. Anna
Hawkins, Mrs. Edna Sapp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin Morgan and daugh-
ter, Connie Kay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Blessing, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
Prentice, and daughter, Carol Ann,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Parvis and chill
dren, Connie and Tommy, and MIR.
and Mrs. Francis Simpson and sons,
Richard, Wayne and Gary, all OF
Houston.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-13
Milford Teen Club News

Notice. Jimmy Stayton will ap-
pear at the Canteen on Friday
nights instead of Wednesday nights.
On these nights an admission of
$50 will be in effect.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Sat
urdays-reserved for both senior
and junior age groups are free of
admission. To meet this change,
softdrinks will be $40 and the teen
ayers will be responsible for the
jukebox.
July 13 is set aside for a Utter
bugging contest. A prize viii DE
awarded to the best couple in this
type of dancing. Plans for a state
wide jitterbugging contest among
canteens are in the making.
1t is the consensus of the teen
ayers that far too few parents are
taking an interest in the Milford
Teen Club, and they wish to ex-
tend an invitation to all parents
and friends to attend some night
and be their guests.
The members of the Milford Teen
Club invite teenagers in Milford
and the surrounding areas to come
any Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday,
or Saturday night.
Canada's province of Ontario has
about 250,000 lakes.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-13

ton, Philadelphia, Pa. Also Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifton's son-in-law and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard
Coulter and family of Lewes.
Mrs. Margaret Hickman is a
patient at the Beebe Hospital. Mrs.
Hickman makes her home with
Mrs. Harry M. Maull at her resi-
dence on Third Street.
Mrs. Bayard V. Durling and Mrs.
Edna Patterson of Upper Darby,
Pa, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanford Clifton on July 4th and
Thursday, at their residence in
Pilottown.
Daniel P. Jones, 80, retired Lewes
carpenter and building contractor,
died at the Beebe Hospital, Sat
urday.
Surviving are son, w. Sterling
Jones, Lewes; three sisters, Mrs.
Joseph w. Lunch of Rehoboth
Beach, Mrs. Alfred T. Hart and
Miss Margaret P. Jones, Lewes,
and three brothers, Charles v,
Ralph E.. and Richard Jones all
of Lewes.
Funeral services were held Tues
day at 2 p. m. from the Nelson
Funeral Home, conducted by the
Rev. Frank L. Moon, rector of st.
Peters Episcopal Church. and buri-
al was made in the Lewes Metho-
dist Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-13
LE.WE.S.

Quite a number of motorists in
Lewes and surrounding. areas en-
rolled as members of the Safe
Driver League recently, when
pledges were signed voluntarily "to
abide by the rules of the road at
all times. The campaign was car
ried out through the cooperation
of A. /. Stango, of Lewes, under
auspices of B. F. Goodrich Co. Mr..
Stango still has few pledges for
those who desire to enroll. The
pledges are forwarded to the Safe
Driver League national headquar-
ters in Washington, d. c., as part
of the presentation to the Presi-
dents committee on highway safe
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond r. Atkins
had as their house guests at their
home in Pilot Town, over the week
end, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm l.. Adams
of Lansdowne, Pa, and MIR. and
Mrs. Cornelius Alexander of
Wynnewood, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rd'aert Ernest, Jr.,
and their children, Craig, Gail,
and Joan David of Louisville. Fy /.
are occupying the first floor Giles
apartment on Lewes Beach, for
the season. Mr.. Ernest is en-
vloyed as scientist for The
Fish Products and Seacoast Pro-
ducts Company. IS
Mrs Joseph Lafetra MARSHALL
and Mrs. Jack Wallerstein were
hostesses at the Lewes Yacht Club
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Clifton en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday
at their residence in Pilottown,
in honor of MIR. Clifton's niece Miss
jamie Kesling, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. E. F. Keseling of Wilmington,
California, who was enroute to New
York, to take tour of Europe with
25 students who with Miss Kes-
ling are attending the University
of California.
The dinner guests were: Mrs.
H. L. Disharoon. Milford; Mrs. j.
w. Clifton and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Clifton of Dover; Mrs. w. H. Foulk,
Wilmington; and Miss Myrtle Cliff
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-13

Crystal Fount Lodge No. 10,
/. o. o. F., will hold their Ladies'
Night Banquet on Wednesday, july
IS, in the George l. Jester Audi
torium, Odd Fellows Building, at
1900 p. m. You will be called on by
an Odd Fellow to buy your tickets;
If no one calls. on you and you want
to attend the annual affair, see
William G. Baker at the Economy
Auto Supply Store. He will be glad
to sell you tickets. Come and bring
your wife, sweetheart or friend,
and make this affair a big success.
GO
The next regular meeting of the
General Service Committee of the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Del
aware will be held at the summer
place of Deputy Grand Master,
John o. Dickerson, on the Nanti-
coke River, few miles below Lau-
rel, on Saturday afternoon, July
14th. Members are to meet at the
Lodge Hall of Charity Lodge No. 27,
in Laurel, at $3.50 p. m. Entertain
ment and refreshments will be
served by the members of Charity
Lodge.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-13
MOLD AND WEEvILS

CHARLESTON. S. c. - up -
Charleston Evening Post reporter
Basil Hall complains about his
home telephone number being sim
liar to that of a bread company
that gives the correct time when
you dial it.
HE says that with annoying fire.
quency his phone is rung by call
ers trying to learn whether its
time for them to get out of bed.
He says that one morning about
S a. m. his phone rang persistently
enough to rouse him from a deep
sleep. He muttered something in
to the phone and met with dead
silence on the other end.
That's pretty maddening you
know so / fixed him." Hall says,
with these words spoken in a dull
monotone:
BLANK Bread is encrusted with
mold and is fairly alive with Wee
wills. The time is 3:17."
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-13
FAVORABLE RATES

ALBANY, n. Y. Up = Tele-
pho'ie companies in Greenwich and
Salamanca, n. Y. have one Gus
toner apiece.
Richard Balcb, public service
commissioner, explains that users
who originally established their
own companies to obtain service
from larger concerns have retain.
ed company identity ever since
The rates are more favorable 70.
them than if they buy service from
a big company.