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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19

Floor samples and demonstrators. Guaranteed!
l-l4Sso Zenith Hi-Ff Phono automatic speed : 1890
1895 Magnavox Hi-Fi Automatic Phone TO- 90
l-2O995 Philco H-F Console Phono ----------I4 90S
l-3l9.95 HFi AMIN Radio Phono, oak-------24 005
2-15995 Philco Hi-Fi Phone Consolette ---- I20 0S
l-$29995 Crosley Hi-Fi Mahogany Console 1000
$4,000 RCA Victor H-F1 Radio Phono Comb = 10000
1-l7s5O Photograph Amplifier and H-F Speaker 1898
1850 Zenith Hi-Fi Radio Phono Comb - 10000
1895 Zenith Radio Phono Comb plays As rpm ASOO
1-1l995 Admiral Hi-Fi Photograph 600s
Tess Zenith stroboscope Automatic Phonograph 1925
l-6995 RCA Victor Hi-Fi As Automatic Phone 1890
a-lOss5 Phco SSpeed Automatic Portable Phone $500
Wnshinnton
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Girls FURNISHINGS

90 SO Preteen Cotton Slips embroidered; 10-l4
20O-59c Families; cotton knit sizes Ala for 81
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Late Model Appliances

30-119.95 Hoover Apt.-Sze Washers "a az
S-259 95 Magic Chef Gas Ranges. 1855 models 1885
l2-27995 Magic Chef Gas Ranges 1855 models - 1873 Ak
Sh Floor Washington 18th Floor SLIDER Spring and pARKnoton
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Jr. Boys, Boys, Young Mems Wear

9-lo9 Boys Eton Caps; wool flannel ne
50-$! Boys Western Ties rayon satin IOc
S9-$l Boys Western Polo Shirts 410 I9e
o. BOYS nose !-lO1z for 81
87-l69-299 Boys Polo Shirts 4-20- 0sDc
91-$l-$1.50 Young Mems Ties -.-..- 11c
oS-SSS Jr Boys Kayon Dress Stacks 10, IL
,SSS " BOYS wool Stacks; sizes 0 10 color only 500
dS-6S9 young Mems Summer Stacks; 1892 2.00
zs-2SSS Students Wool Sport Coats 34-40 ----l0.90
husky Boys Rayon-Nyon Suits H. 49, 1o----IO.00
i.-ySS " BOYS kayon-nnen Sport Coats 30
lo-lSSS Jr Boys summer Suits g. q 8, TO- lf-----7.90
S-aSS Jr Boys cotton Twill Coats white 30
-SyS.IUyy Jr Boys White Confirmation Suits
d-$25 Jr Boys Wool Flannel Suit; size 80
@lggg Young Mems Rayon-linen Sport Coats $751; SO SIS
i24VV Prep Boys Stacks rayon cotton; 10 only
"a pr.-495 Boys Tennis Shoes Broken sizes 2. 90
% pr.-295 Moccasins. Leather. Broken 90
81 pr-ieo Teens Terry Cloth Slippers
ind Floor Washington Only
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1881 Rogers SiIrernIafe
SiICeraUure. Gifts

22-gU4O 1871 Rogers" 52-pc. set for 8 - S4S
l8-!00 80 '1847 Rogers" 55pc set for 8------ 4S95
24-180 "1847 Rogers" Forks On
3a-I8O "l847 Rogers" Round Soup Spoons -.I 90
!o-Soc 1851 Rogers Dem-TaSSe Spoons 64c
$3.50 "1847 Rogers Large Serving Spoons - 22S
14-225 "1847 Rogers" Table Spoons : - In
90 g. OonulLy Pale 52-pc set for 8------48.75
$3.50 Community Plate" Butter knives ~ SS
So Community Plate" Jelly Servers 81
$50 Community Plate" Gravy Ladies y
1872 Community Plate" Oyster Forks 81
100-75c Black Glass Coasters brass trimmed A9a
1855 Black Glass Trays, brass trimmed 2 10
21-295 Black Glass Trays brass trimmed 09c
l2-395 Black Glass Trays brass trimmed I 40
9TH FL Washington; FL Silper Sprinc and pARKnotor
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-WASHZVG7OV ONLY
LiUiasq Room Furniture

21-5995 Swivel Chairs Blond frames Colors ~ OK
1896 Selig Armless Occasional Chairs 40 az
!47495 Selig Arm Chairs; various styles coorS 99S
ll9995 Kroehler 2Pc Suite Cotton tweed blond I599S
+2S995 Seig 2-Part Sectional; foam, tweed - 1895
1895 Selig ChaiSe Lounge Pink white TURQUOISE 90 9S
2-S6ss5 Valentine Seaver 2Pc Foam-Nylon Sectional
269.95
9TH Floor. Washington Only
BedSpreadS
75-99 Woven Plaid Cotton jacquard Spreads discontinued
:, bayern ------------------3 800
1l-798 to 9.98 Assorted Tailored Bedspreads - 81
$3.50 Percale Print Priscilla Curtains 81
-S99 to 598 Printed Percae and Chnz Cafe Curtains
9th Floor, Washington Only
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5-298 Beach Lawn Chairs 30
6-5S8798 Metal Chairs Magazine Racks FL samples 2SS
Peel Chairs, Stack Chairs Mag. Racks -499
Mesh Giders Metal Love Seat Gders I4.9S.
4-249S Glider Cushion Sets Ape 1nnersprng mattress
1899
1899
l144983998 Redwood Picnic Set Loveseat Glders is
24.99
1-499S Redwood Settee; is floor sample----29.99
3rd Floor Washington Only
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Girls Wear, SMb-TeenS, Jr. Teens

23Sub-TeenS 199299 Cotton Blouses sizes SLAP for So
-SubTeens l99 Mdriffs white, sizes 8-14-----SI
S0-SubTeenS 899 Bermuda Shorts sizes 8-14-----3.99
15Sub Teens 699-999 Spring Suits broken sizes 899
1899 Busters spring shades broken Sizes 799
10SubTee 4991999 Spring Toppers broken Sizes $50
75-Girls 299 Cotton Paysuits sizes TIA
120-Girls 169199 Handbags; red navy 81
100-Girls 159 Denim Boxer Shorts, sizes 81
200-Grs 499 Dresses; cotton rayon sizes 714--I.99
50-GrS 1893 Bouses; cotton, broken sizes
30-Grs 500 Rayon.Linen Suits matching bag hat TIA,
4.99
30-Grs 1499 Wool Suits assorted styles
30-49919s9 Spring Toppers girls broken Sizes 8.99
4019s$25 Spring Coats Suits girls broken szesI2.99
$3.50 Jr Deb Dresses
1850 Jr. Deb Swimsuits 1915
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BedSpr'eHdS
Bath Shop, Linens

3S0-29c- 49c Wash Cloths. FirstS, seconds for 81
!UO-299 F1edcrest Terry Tub Mats; seconds for So
a. cannon Batn IoWelS; seconds SOC
lZI-399 Scatter Bath Rugs, 27x48 --------- 81
-S sS Prnted Taffeta Shower Curtains
l2-lS9 Print Ramie Bridge Sets, a napkins --S 81
i2-ISS Woven Ramie Bridge Sets, napkins -----SI
40-l99 Appliqued Scarfs, Vantes - ----- 81
S-lg9 Muttcolored Lunch Cloths. 5Ox50" --------SI
!e-2.59 Multcolored Lunch Cloths. 50x66" -----SI
l@l99 Cotton Chair Back Sets --- 81
25-l69 Ramie Print Tea Towels. to set - 81
l4-149 Linen Guest Towels 3 to box - 81
32-1.99 Pillow Cases Some hand drawn - 81
8-l79 Woven Ramie Lunch Cloths 50x50" - 81
7-239 Woven Ramie Lunch Cloths 5Ox70" - 81
5-2a9 Cotton and Rayon Tea Sets. 5-Pc --SI
6-5g9 Cotton Cutwork Bridge Sets; boxed -------S2
4-399 Ramie Tea Sets Hemsttched napkins SO
9SS Emproloereu Cotton Lunch Cloths So
3-299 Silk Appiqued Bridge Sets Boxed -- So
l0-349 Rayon Damask Sets napkins - SO
S-S4S woven Rame Dinette Sets. napkins SO
iS-s298 II Perfect Lace Dinner Cloths fiorals 90
dS-598 II Perfect Linen Dinette Cloths 2.99
zs-Sg9 Coored Linen Cloths Cluny type lace---I 90
I4-599-298 Coored Linen Cloths, above $40
oo-oSc Cooreo Linen Napkins match above 29c
5th Floor Wdshincon Only
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WO11tem'S Accessories
CHILDREN'S WEAR
Infants Wear.
Girls Wear, Jr. Teens. Debs

O-Grs s90l2se veveteen Jumpers black broken sizes
a r,,.,. O M ,..s... $500. 2.99
oSS SOruuIoy JacKe!S; SLACK watch plaidS 30
25-GirS 499-599 Bermuda Shorts; WOOL plaid solids II
.e-Grls i2gS Dresses; blue, beige; broken 500
2o-14Ss7l7g9 Jr Deb Dresses 7-l5 ------------IO88
IN Sui Teans, "a oo w., aayo! Plaus S80
6-Sub-Teens 1899 velveteen Toppers broken IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16

MOTOkY YACHT, fully found. fuily
equi' .. and furnished. Contact Mr..
@. D. ! DWELL. sos Montrose ave-
| nue. Charlottesville. Va.
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BoATs tconi.j

BOAT, 4b-tt.; large family or group
can fi Isl cruise Sr live aboard;
Fully equipped to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Priced under $4,000, viii Consider
terms 70 responsible party. See
LEE HARRIS, Selhy Bay Y. c., Tur-
key Point I'd. Mayo. Md. Sat,
sun, call WO. 6-7SI7. wkday. ewes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16

FORD - VS. Ranch wagon; radio
heater, a.tone inish. Wv. tires
only $4,000 miles, looks and run'
like new. ~ ,4g5. safety tested FOL
warranty, PAUL BROS. loids, wis
and Ellicott st, NV, KE. 1-l3OS
Sun. call IKE. 7-l300.
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NELSON STUDEBAKEE

JAGUAR 1855 Marx VII: with over.
drive. 10000 mi: suede green:
excel. cond.; $3.50. HO. 1880;
Ext. 259 tofice1. or EN-. 2-l9je
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16

BREEzY PT.-screened porch over.
looking bay: nets; sleeps 10; hot
water; mod. bath. AID. 2-3744.
EPPING FOREsT-Cotatge for rent;
$50 wk.; al modern eonveniences.
RIA. 3-616l.
SHERWOOD FOREST on Severn
iEiysrwS bedrms;: 3 baths, for rent
bathing: camping activities for
children; Tel. Sherwood Forest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16
VACATION PLAcES

MOUNTAIN VACATION = cottages
sleep, 4 to Q: American plan. SIS
per day per person; u. s. Rte. gil,
SkYLON MOTEL. Luray, Va. IL
NORTH BEACH, MD.-sieeps o.
linens, covers. etc. by week ol
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BANNING & SONS
BANNING E SONS

DANNAING o. OONO
WA 7-4440 UN. 4-3l30
ASH for Mr.. Hakes. Open I'll 9 PM
PLYMOUTH 40 4-door de luxe;
finish serviced every 1000 miles
spotless inside and out: S45u or
best offer. NO. 7-395l.
PLYMOUTH 1856 station wagon: q
VS. 2-dr q beautv from bumper To
bumper. smart styling; all-metal
body; terrific performance. tops in
value: you can't make a better in
vestment name your terms, guaran-
iced 50 oQ5
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IAG.U'ARS

"a XK-t2UM cow: cream with
red leather: radio; Wv. tires; IT,
OOu miles: one owner: 81 .595.
"a XK-120 Roadster, white
with red leather; excel. cond.; ST.
1913.
'52 xK-12O coupe. white with red
leather: +. and h.; Wv. tires
1.695.
MK-vII sedans "a: from S1,.95;
some auto. trans.
JACK pRY, LTD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16

1889 E.-W Hwy, 81. sps. ~. 9-S0U3
CHEVROLET 1858 Bel Air hardtoT
convertible; 2-tone; radio, heater
powerglide; Wv. tires: low mile
age: excellent condition. For SALE
by OWNER, SS95. EN-, 2-603l
.lQQn nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16

HILLMAN "a hardtop: $4,000 orig.
inal miles ideal as a Ind car,
very economical. a real buy. cash
ROSS. 400 Georgia ave. NV.
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TRAILERs Cont
YOUNGSTOWN LUGGAGE TRAIL

YOUNGSTOWN LUGGAGE TRAIL
ER. 500. Cal ia. S-726S.
MACOalB l94S. II IT,; needs work I:
$3.50. TU. 2-O727 for appointment.
HEAVY DUTY TRAILER AXEL with
wheel; has brakes. WA. 7-3109.
BIG VALUES IN MOBILE HOMES
We have on display an assort-
ment of mobile homes to Mt your
needs. II. you are troubled with high
rent or location where you are liv-
ing or own furniture or late model
car. come in and see US as we trade
anything. Values that will surprise
you. We have on our lot at low bank
rates, 1856 Zimmers, /, . and 3
bedroom. Pacemakers. . and 3 bed
room. Tropf, 10 IT. wide, 81 IT. long.
Also Streamlites, ! and . bedroom.
Vindales. . and 3 bedroom. Also the
beautiful new thinner 10 #. wide.
Also late model and slightly used i
and 2 bedroom mobile homes. Open
for your inspection, . It'll o. We well
come your visit at any time.
Coles Mobile Homes
4 miles, north Of Laurel. Md. on
Bait. Wash. blvd. Rte. u S. /.
phOna Parkway S.Ilo0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont
LOVING CHEVROLET

CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air hardtop;
radio, heater. powerglide. power
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Rlass & Clark

Cor N. Capitol and Fla. Ave. NE.
OLDS IS de luxe '.9S' 4-door
power steering, power brakes, by
dramatic, radio, heater, special p
tone finish: Wv. tires. many other
extras: beauty Tor only S2,495.
safety tested for your protection.
30-day written warranty, PAUL
BROS. 'GLDS. : Wis. d Ellicott
.-l2tul
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AUToMoBILrs FOR SALE

HILLMAN 54 hardtop: $4,000 orig
very economical. real buy. cash.
trade or terms. Tu. 2-4.0O. BILL
ROSS. 1900 Georgia ave. NV.
HILLMAN MINK 81 station wason,
S145,
NELSON STUDEBAKER
lTal5 BALTIC. Ave. College PARK. Md.
Open y AN. I'll . Pm On. 4-SiO0
HUDSON 40 little dc luxe 80:
beaut. cond;: orig. owner; kent
9 easss IS, ~ SiGo: se'n vi, 80 pop IN;
La. ti-27O0.
HUDSON 1853 Wasp club coupe;
dual range, hydramatic. S4g5. SI2a
down BELL MOTORS. 500 Wis
ave. NV. WO. 6-S900.
HUDSON '4g 4-dr. sedan; r. and h.,
good condition; $3.50. Also TV set.
$50. 10. 7.SSa0.
JAGUAR '53 Mark VII 4-dr.: one
owner: perfect in every way mag
Unable; owned BY very discrimi-
mating person: leather interior
/ S1.4g5 cash. trade or terms TU.
$4,000. BILL ROSS. 7400 Georgia
ave NV II
JAGUAR 1854 modified convertible
/ black; $1,000. Call ia. a-4S41
JAGUAR XIX I40 NC 1855 roadster:
l2.0U0 miles; 800. EN-. 3-.6:3,
JAGUAR 1854 Xxx 100 Roadster;
blue: $4,000 miles; never raced;
$1.S00 or best offer. KE. S-5431
2a'
JAGUAR 1855 Mark VII: with over
| drive: 10000 mi. suede green;
excel. cond.; 81 $50 Ho: 2-l340i
Ext. 259 ,oficeo. or EN-. 2-l93s
thomel
lJAGUAR '55 Marx VII white finish;
$4,000 actual miles; positively like
| STAR MOTOR SALES
5000 N. 10th ST. ARL., ia. S-3212
WV OPEN SUNDAY 'TiL
JAGUAR ROADSTER. Xxx l20, 1858
! In firSt-clasS condition. LA 6-51Su,
l ZIP Bladensburg I'd. ne.
| JAGUAR "a XXX 10 coupe excel
lent condition: red leather interior
ROSENTHAL Chevrolet
I Glebe 20, ana Columbia Pike
Arllneton. Va ia. l-6Lsl
JAGUARS
"a XK-t2UM conv.: cream with
red leather: radio; Wv. tires; t.
OOO miles: one owner: 5000.
'54 XK-120 Roadster, white
with red leather; excel, cond.; ST.
So xK-12O coupe. white with red
leather; r. and h. Wv. tires
MK-vII sedans "a; from si,s95;
some su'J JACK Fry. LTD.
1909 18th ST. y W.
JEEP 40 4-whecl drive; winch ioI
towing. power take OF. alum. body
UN. 4-2SlI.
JEEPSTER CWillysl 1850: cd. run:
fine, looks Ok; S335 10. 2-24.l
! RIA. 6-S25S.
KAISER 80: 7. and h.. hydra. one
! owner like new: S5y5.
NELSON STUDEBAKER
73l5 Baltic. Ave, C0llege Par.;. Md
Open ! AM. Til 9 PM UN. ,4-S60t
LINCOLN 1876. hardtop: hydramatic
$685., -Sl95 down. BELL MOTORS
SOLO Wis ave. NV, WO. b-S9OO.
LINCOLN 1865 Capri sedan; black
brakes and steerine; white-sidewsi
tires. Sold orig. for $1,000: owner
leaving for South America. will sac.
rifiee for S3.2U0. JU. 9-3Slg. IL
lMAYFLOWER TRIUMPH '53 2.door;
I2S to 30 miles to a gallon OF gas
q sacf if1ce; $500
STAR MOTOR SALES
| 5000 N. 10th ST.. ARL., ia. 6-3272
! OPEN SUNDAY TIL 4
MERCEDES-BENZ SO 200 sedan
black: 5000 mi. $4,000 mi. new-caI
| guar.): impossible to tell from new
exceptional savings. Box Dob. star
MERCEDES BENZ
"a 300" sedan: black with rec
leather interior; one owner; immac
cond; S3,695.
'55 "190" 81 sports conv.: cream
with red leather; low mi: S3,195.
I 90 "1S0' sedan; black Wv
tires; telefunken radio. clock: show
room cond.: S2.695.
4 "a ESQ" sedan; beige; excel
JACK PRY, LTD.
/ 1909 l4th ST. NV.
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Keep Cool
Relax on the Bay

CHESAPEAKE BEACH, less than 1
er from p. G. Enjoy this lovely,
shadv lawn, near waterfront, picnic
sts re- h ssnsy ,,, beach: salt;wster pool.
pining room. electric kitchsn. , mil
pat1s. bedrooms. ideal location FOR
pIoIesslonal or business folks 10 relay
gnring the hot summer month"; Cniv
sazo meath. furnished EXCEPT linens.
~ otn.r eottages, on or near
PEAkB Co. INC. Alpine nfSSst,-
4. ne stoo alan, Chesapeake Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-20
New Counselor For
Prisoners Society

Maurice A. Breslin, Washington.
ID. c., has been appointed a coun-
selor with The Prisoners Aid So
ciety of Delaware. society president
Herbert L. Goblin announced this
week
Mr.. Breslin currently is complet-
ing requirements for his masters
degree in sociology at the Catholic
University of America in Washing
ton. He assumed his duties as
counselor on July 16.
A native of Brooklyn, N. Y, Nj.
Breslin received bachelors de-
gree in psychology from st. JOS
eph's College, Philadelphia, in 1851.
In addition to work in sociology
and psychology at the University of
Pennsylvania and Harvard Univer-
,sity, he has served two internships
in connection with his graduate
program at Catholic University.
He was with the Federal bureau
of Prisons for one year, doing psy-
Geological testing and case work at
the National Training School in
Washington. For the past year, he
has been an intern with the Dis
trict of Columbia Department of
Corrections, serving in the classi-
fication section of the institution
which provides prison services to
the national capital.
Mr.. Breslin also has served as a
paid group worker for Washing
ton, ID. c., boys club, as a volun-
teer instructor with the group ther-
apy programs of Washington men
tai hospitals. and with organized
church recreational activities.
The Prisoners Aid Society, Red
Feather agency and member of the
Welfare Council of Delaware, pro-
vides case work services for pro-
bationers, PAROLES, inmates and
former inmates of state penal in
stitutions.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-20
MILFORD CHRONICLE MILFORD DELAWARE FRIDAY July 90 1856
Denton Camp Will
Open Friday, July 27
CONTINUED frolz page u


ton Pond; August 2 is Missionary
Day with District interests to be
presented at 8 a. M, General
Church ExterSion at 1890 a. m,
with Rev. NJ. T. Cocknan speaking,
and 2:30 p. m, Foreign Missions
with Rev. w. F Drown presenting
the message; August 3rd at 10:30
a. M. there will be a service of
prayer fol' the sick; and August
4th. $50 p. M. will be the Eastern
Pilgrim College service with Rev
Melvin Dieter, assistant to the
President and the Male Quartet in
charge.
The accommodations provided in
clude more than 80 cottages,
dormitories with over 100 rooms,
a dining room to seat $50 and a
spacious tabernacle. There is
plenty of parking space within easy
walking distance of the tabernacle
and all other buildings. For any
other information on accommoda-
tions the camp clerk may be con-
tacted: Rev. Ruth Morris. Bishops
Head, Nd, phone Golden Hill 2716,
or call the camp ground-Denton
733.
A cordial invitation to attend
this annual camp meeting is ex-
tended to the general public.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-20

A skeletonized procedure for
rapid interviewing and screening
.S called for in the master T. III
Applicants nrst wor i fiji put n
abbreviated registra card git-
inc their L,.sic record. Manpow' r
requests from Civil Defense would
he recorded On a "reqtis.tion form.
and assignments of workers would
go on "referral card" Master
tallies would be kept to give a
running picture of the manpower
situation, including men and skills
needed against those available.
In addition to assigning men to
Civil Defense priority jobs, the
manpower division would also
have authority Co draw men from
nom essential work to fill short
ages. Every physically able person
would be assigned to some emer-
gency job.
The manpower division would
also request exemption from mill
tary service of persons with es-
pecially needed skills. In the case
of severe manpower shortages,
temporary exemption of all mill
tary draftees would be sought.
If possible after an emergency,
the selection and referral of work
ers would be done from the COM
mission s. existing records. If these
are destroyed or useless, manpow-
er recruitment would bescarried out
through radio announcements ri
ders, public bulletin boards, sound
trucks and, if necessary, runners.
If there is sufficient advance
warning of an attack, volunteers
may be requested to report to local
manpower service offices for pre-
registration. They will carry their
registration form with them and
would report after the attack for
disaster assignments.
In carrying out it's mission, the
manpower division would get help
from other Civil Defense divisions
including transportation, communi-
cations, police, supply and equip
ment, welfare and public informa-
ton.
A special training program for
personnel of the unemployment
commission is planned, This will
prepare the staff to undertake its
emergency duties on a moments
notice.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-20
Stetser Heads NeIU DiUi-
sion For Civil Defense
Dept.
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Continued from first page)
ted into the states overall Civil
Defense plan. Col. Lee said.
Under this, most of the facilities
and personnel of the unemployment
commission would be converted to
Civil Defense manpower operations
in an emergency.
Primary purpose of the manpow-
er division will be to recruit, clas-
sify and assign workers to essen
tiaJ jobs in an emergency follow
ing a priority system set UP by the
state Civil Defense director.
SIN the confusion and disloca-
ton following an air attack" Col.
Lee pointed out, ''the problem Of
getting skilled men into the right
disaster relief job will be a vital
one"
ALSO" he explained, cas- essen
tial industries start up again, it
may be necessary to channel work
ers into them from non-essential
jobs
and assignment is the commission 5
y-by-day job, it is the ideal state
agency to take over this important
Civil Defense responsibility" Col.
Lee added.
In an emergency. the Civil De-
fense manpower division would
work this way: If Wilmington
should be attacked, an emergency
manpower office possibly would be
set up in the Newark arTnory or at
the University of Delaware. Per-
sonnel in the commissions Dover
and Georgetwon offices would be
transferred to the temporary New
ark center. Should the emergency
occur in the lower counties, relo-
Gated manpower conters would be
set up ne2r the scene and support
ed by the Wilmington office.
/ At these temporary centers. work
ers would be selected and referred
% top priority emergency jobs and
later to vital industries. The man.
power ofFice would even arrange
for transporting workers to their
emergency assignments.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-20
Premium List For
Dairy Show Released
Continued from first page)

tCOuIluueu lIOlu uISL pdSCt
There will also be a class for the
best three females lany age) shown
by one exhibitor
There will be three divisions in
the show, namely: Purebred, Grade
and Special. In the special divi-
sion, which will consist of All and
F. F. A. entries, classes will be ar
ranged to suit the age and number
of animals entered.
Cash awards will be made for
the top three entries in each class
ON the basis of $500 for first $500
for second and S100 for third. RIB
bons will be presented for the first
five animals in each class. Breed
Champions will be selected in each
of the four major dairy breeds, in
cluding Holstein, Guernsey, Ayr
shire and Jerseys.
Entries from Kent County will
be eligible again this year and indi-
cations are that a mum Der of ami
mails will be show1 oy All and
F. F. A. members from the central
part of the state.
Dairymen wishing to enter their
animals in the show should contact
Mr.. Davis or the County Extension
Office, Georgetown.
Texas had about 10 million Wis
itors in 1855.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-20

Texas had about 10 million Wis
itors in 1856.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-20
POETRY FOR GOLF

DAYTON. Ohio - Up Not
wishing to arouse the ire of golfers
nor dictate fashion to them. Dayton
City Welfare Director Alfred p.
Strozdas turned to poetry instead.
Now. at the first tees of three city
owned courses, signs read:
I'VE don't mean to preach,
This isn't the beach.
Will you kindly wear golfing
attire?
Shorts to your knees and full
tops please,
It's the costume we most ad-
mire."
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-20
NEW FIG TREE

BERKELEY, Calf. - up = A
30-year fig breeding program has
produced promising new hybrid
variety-the Conadria. The trees
have been planted and tested in
seven areas in the state. The Uni
versity of California reports the
new variety shows promise for
both the fresh and dried markets.
The name is a combination of Ad-
riatic and COndit.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-20
SHE DRILLED ME

PORTLAND. Maine - up -
South Portiander Theron N. Col
bath made a plea for divorce in
superior court here on the grounds
|of cruel and abusive treatment
The treatment:
She once drilled me in both
legs with an electric drill" he told
the court.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-20
Big Auction Sale
Here Tomorrow
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ing lots are on a hard surface
street.
The farm land is improved with
two sets of dwellings. This fine
property is on the county road to
Cedar Greek Mills. This farm has
been subdivided and will be offer
60 separately. insuring the right to
offer as a whole
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-20
TROUBLESOME SERVICE

WEST. MEMPHIS, Ark. - Up ~
Mrs. Samuel A. Simmons says she
recently bought sewing machine
and the accompanying instruction
booklet said, in part:
"Give your machine proper care
and it will provide many years of
troublesome service"