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PRESS REALTY CORP.
927 18th ST. NV. ST. 3-93lt
HILLANDALE. MD.

S23,10U
Only three new brick split -levels
in exclusive Hillandale Woods; 3
twin-size hedrms.. lge. modern
kitchen with table space and eye
level oven. separate dining room
living room with all-brick fireplace
den, finished recreation room. 2hs
baths. foyer hall entrance; huge pic
turesque wooded lot: very attractive
25-yr financing at 4s4ee; immedi-
ate occupancy Only 70 minis. from
downtown WASHINGTON: Out New
Hampshire ave, extended, to lillian
road, one blk. to Royal road, left to
10412 ROYAL road, follow signs to
open house Open from II to s.
T. N. Lerner & Co., tn. 2-7400
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DE- MT DA-niLLmLhD - f-UeuE III.
2-bath. brick Cape Cod on beauti-
iiV. rm' with fire i, iee. din rm.,
modern kit, huge closets Bsmt Be-
low CT at S19,950. F w BERENS
JR., co, EN- o-TSDO Till g.
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BETWEEN THE CLUES, one block
west OF Conn. ave- bedrooms, 2
baths Zone bedroom and bath LIST
floor; garage, porch. large lot
sale. Call OIL. 2-679O. THOS. j
FISHER & CO, DI. 7-6S3O. 80
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BETHESDA
This detached home on a lot S0x
10 fl. has 2-story living room.
2 bedrooms and bath. dining room
and kitchen on the first floor.
bedrooms and bath up: a nicely fin
ished recreation room and maid S
room in basement Priced S2S.950,
Call WO. $1,000 It'll pm.
EDW. II. JONES g. CO. INC.
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CAPE con. redec. home; spacious
Nv rm Ice kit = bedrms and
bath down. expansible attic with
dormer. hsmt. eround-leyel en-.
srls @sco w Ees5iSA eeeoSMpaNY. frf fiiss
GeorgiA ave. 10 A.12nn till a.3n
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sos DOWN 10 non-vet or vet. buys
lovely 3.hedroom rambler In Silver
spring. No mistake payments ike
rent PARKsIDE REALTY 10 s.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

AVONDALE AREA-Immaculate Diet
3-bedrm 2ia-bath brk. Colonial
lift. iiv. rnl rec. I'm screened
porch disposal. MAKE OFFER
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. d, 1-t4I1
ewes, OIL lisa. -
DETACHED BRICK - & rms. fin
bsmt. patio. lge. fenced lot: good
loo Only $500 down Price anC
payments are risht. Located ! blk
past D. C. line. ST. 3-3657
BREITERMAN REALTY co
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bEIHESDA-Must sell; brk. ramb.
3 bedrms.. . baths. gar: util. and
storage; excel. loo; no reas. offer
refused. OIL 4-6305. ri
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NEW RAMBLER. featuring entrance
hall. Nv rm, dining L, cleo kit.
with wall oven and table space.
2 bedrms ~ baths, rec rm den,
sion: S.s.a5O WOOD GO iiiss
GEORGIA aVc 10 4--o0O fin o.90
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rm.. 2-bath split level rambler:
center ENTRANCE. sep. din rm. de
Sa6.a5O. GEO. W. ROBERTSON
Realtor 1896 WIS. ave. OIL, =
n1oA OF. R--aan cue,
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&c nOWN or for 2-bedrm house
IN close-in Silver SnrinE. Expan-
sion attic 3rd bedrm roughed IN
Built-in bookcases, Tv and hi-f
and kitchen fans I biz. frori
schools. S1nnhn III h-saAr -2f
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BETHESDA. close NAVAL HOS
PITAL-Immac.. Cape Cod with .
bedrms,. eXpandable 2nd A.. par
TALLY finished. fenced wooded I'd
Sl2950. KORzENDORFER, OIL
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SILVER SPRING near Dale and
Wayne. in st MichaeIs parish.
Sl6,5u0 for immac. brick Cape
porch. bsmt.. hot-water heat, gar
nice lot. CHESTER II. KELLER,
Realtor, JU, 5-7l00 VIII. 6-76S6.
SILVER SPRING AVE. HOME, which
YOU know is in the heart of town:
near stores, churches, Grade school,
etc. 4-bedroom Cape Cod that'll
make economical living for large
family: S13.750 Terms. RIPLEY
& ROMER. JU 5-fiI11
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CHEVY CHAsE-For only $4,000
S 81 Or nop.ql. Won can purchase
Spanish-type Colonial. on quiet
street close 10 parochial and public
schools 2 bedrooms. sen dinlns
room. sarage: > porches SIGIEH
4. 20 Tn Ag9eS fiV d
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Old GEORGETOWN with its charm
in Chevy Chase: English-type base
ment split level; rooms, 8 COM
plete baths. kitchen with dish
washer and disposal. washer and
drier; quaint setting on dead
END street: near all schools, shoppinR
and buses. $4,000. W. B. WRIGHT
EN- 3-SffOO 'tfi q n m
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BETHESDA-4- bedrm. 2-bath home
g bedrms. and bath LIST hA; liv.
rm. with firepl. sep din, rm.: kit !;
full bsmt.; sas- hot water heat. gar.
Close TO Our Lady Of LourdeS and
all other types Of schools. Price,
Sl7 $50 INEZ CUSHARD, REAL
TOR EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S6i
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Observation-Disclosures built brk
rambler; 3 twin sized bedrms.. .
baths, spac. v.-dining area with
fast area. patio, beautifully land
Scaped yard. Many extras found
only in quality-built homes. sci
800. Purchaser may assume large
W loan. KORzENDoRFER, OIL. A.
S1l1 'tfl o
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BETHESDA-Seldom does one find o
home so tastefullv decorated. SC
ideal for entertaining COmpletely
conditioned brick rambler with
3 bedrmS. q paneled ideal /, for
study. . baths lovely din. rms and
kit, wall-to-wall carpeting through
out. KORZENDORFER. OIL. ASH
a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BEST BUY IN SILVER SPRING
Lovely rose brick Colonial Situated
in a perfectly gorgeous garden
setting with three twin-size bed
rooms. Convenient TO everything
and priced for quick sale in the
mid eos. Call OIL. 6-6S76. THOS.
j. FISHER g. CO., DI. 7-6S3O.
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CoLoRED-iNGLEsIDE TERRACE

will sacrifice beautiful newly-dec
6-rm. row brick Garage = enclosed
porches. . baths. new oil burner
and refgr Excellent terms. Nc
apnntn rnlaasc co a-IniI
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS built .
story. brk.: 3 rms: full bsmt.. eas
INV h.. porch: Sl3.500. HART
MAN REALTY INC. LIZ. 4-340O,
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BETHEsDA-cALIFoRNIA MOD
ERN immac. 3-bedrm.. 2-batt
split Level on beautiful corner
firepl. dining L.. bright kit. wifi
dishwasher. disposal and dinette
huge screened patio: Diet carport
and garden house. utility bsmt
S23 $50, FRANK S. PHILLIPS, OIL
. -nnE ~ q "a n,
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BETHESDA--An attractive Colonial
on lot with trees; this 3-bedroom
home is located in a most conv.
area for. churches, schools. shop
ping and transp. VA approved for
OIL 4-1hnn- O I'll
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ASPEN HIIL-Drive ont Ga. ave
extended. to Aspen Hill I'd. left
TO our model house, and see our
lovely new brick ramblers, split
level and bi-leveis. in this wonder.
full MONTGOMERY Co. location: prices
range from $4,000 to $4,000
some with no money down. Gl
financing. SIGLER e. CO., 10. A.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS-If you want
white brick rambler on the most
beautiful lot in Rock Creek Hills.
3 bedrooms, space for a 4th,
baths, ballroom size recreation
area, Gear garage. Its terrific
Call now to see 1t. S3a, 800.
NORTHWEST REALTY. OIL. 4
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3eI LINCOLN AVE, Tskoma PARK.
Nd - Detached 3-bedrm. bungalov
with basement apt. incl bedrm ,
~ rm kitchen and bath. etc.
Huge lot. 200 n deep. with 9.car
garaec nice condition Easy terms.
JOHN I T. sinH9ELToSS l Rssitoi. S jo
. .onO0 al
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BETHESDA. SI9,1OO--A lovely anc
large brick rambler: full daylight
bsmt. and separate dining room
top. OF the 3 lge. bedrms., II.
baths. fully equipped kitchen anc
large lot; GRAHAM g. CO ~
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CLOSE IN. mr.. beautiful park - (
Ice. bedrms.. e6-ft liv. din. rm
flrepl. lac modern kit. with break.
fast nook bsmi patio; wooded
small down payment available
COW 10 schools, bus and shopping
WOODWORK AGENCY. INC. JU
9-5555 OFFICE OPEN . TO o
paa1tnre
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BETHFsDA.MAp,r woon FsT PA

--Split-level and bi-level rambler.
3 hedrms,. ga baths. garage, rec
rm.. screened pch., Ice. de luxe
estate grounds. Immed. occupancy
Priced in middle S2ns. Open daily
TO. pm. Out Wis. ave. past
Naval Hosp; e mi. and left on
Alta Vista I'd. to 5013 BETHESDA
REALTY co OI A-1415 al
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HEIGHTS 3-bedrm
semidet. brick with 2iz baths, pine
paneled rec. rn., laundry room Will
washer and drier etc. Nice ware
With Anchor fence Price. Sl3.95O
Easy terms. JOHN L. SHELTON
Realtor 10 o-1O0O Al
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ROCKVILLE-S7,95O: $3.50 down,
including settlement; S15 a mo. I'M
cludes everything. 2-bedrm. bunga-
low; driveway. lge. Anchor fenced
lot; 2 blks. to school BONAN &
FOGARTY, 10. 5-5052: If no an
swer. JU. 5-7024. so
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CONGRESS- HTS.-4-bedrm. det
brick huge lot, blk from stores
and transp. Price S1S.950. To in
spect call JOHN L. SHELTON, Real
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS. i3th
COLORED-6OO BLK. PRINCETON
PL. NV bedrms., - encl. pches
Sl4.950, $3.50 down. LII. 1850.

ELs NsNs--t DtuLAlSs tHLl. pCtlte
Sl4.950, $3.50 down. LII. 1850.
COLORED-CHECK THIS LIST
1922 Sth ST. NV
Arranged eS . apis; 3 rooms and
kitchen on each floor; full nsmt,, gas
ht. Can be handled with $685. down
223I NEWTON ST. NE.
Bedroom and oath Oh LIST q large
liy rm,. din. rm and modern kit.
3 large bedrms. and bath: full bsmt,
oil hit Large beautiful Oct. home can
be handled with Saq5.
4l6 4th ST NE
S495 will handle this vacant.
newly decorated home. cOntainins 8
lsrse rms, full bsmt Ideal as apt.
Gas ut
2023 3rd ST. NE
1905 will handle this lovely brick
home arranged as apis, kits
Ideal home and investment
INSPECT THESE HOMES TODAY,
OR CALL OFFICE FOR Apt. RA.
Louis RIDDEN TU. 2-a060
CoLORED-DETAcHED BRICK
REC. ROOM-S750 DOWN
RrightWood - Modern = bedroom
and bedroom brick home gas heat
lsrRe yard. Bargain priced. JAMES
CARR, Elk. 3-I400. AID. 4-s010.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NO MONEY DOWN
COLORED--GI-$25O On.
Colored-Opportunity
$295 DIN. Assume CT

Possession . wks.. nice 5-rm. brick:
esmt, level fenced I'd: mr.. store, bus
e, dupont Hills. Mrs. Townsend
S-5S37. 40
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The estimated cost of the I'M
dertaking, according to the con-
gress. would be $4.8 billion. The
canal is now IS feet at its highest
elevation at Gaillard (Culebra)
Cut.
At almost the same hour. in
another downtown hotel, the
Panama Canal Society of Wash
ington was paying tribute to
the engineer who so years age
finally beat down sea-level pro-
ponents and won Congressional
and Executive approval of a
lock-type canal.
Thatcher Comments
The society membership ma
tionally consists of about 1000
surviving engineers, designers
and ditch diggers" who actually
worked on the great project foui
decades ago.
A leader of the local chapter
informed of the Rivers and Har-
bors convention recommendation
reacted strongly.
Maurice H. Thatcher, former
Governor of the Panama Cana
Zone, sole living member of the
original Isthmian Canal Com.
mission and honorary life presi.
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Inland Channel
Projects Urged

improvement of the Nations
inland waterways, adoption of a
disaster insurance program. and
development of a vigorous Amer
lean merchant marine were adj
vocated yesterday by the Ma
tional Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress.
The organization adopted
these commentator as it
brought its national convention
to a close at the Mayflower
Hotel.
Continued development of in
land water transport by deepen
ing and completing the neces-
sary channels was urged by the
congress. Construction of a new
waterway across northern Flor
ide to connect waterways along
the Atlantic Coast and the Gulf
of Mexico also were Endorsed.
This would make possible pro-
tected inland movement of car
goes from both the Atlantic
seaboard and Mississippi Valley
areas as far west as Houston,
Tex. The project was advocated
as a national defense measure.
The need for a disaster insur-
ance program was demonstrated
after recent hurricanes and
floods, the Congress said.
The congress opposed tolls on
waterways.
1--WE recognize the need for
maintaining an efficient and
sound railroad system in the
United States, but we are con-
WINGED that the proper method
is to improve the outWorn adj
ministrative and operating prac-
tees of the railroads and not
to cripple their small COMPETE
tors. Let Congress continue the
policy of survival of the fittest
in transportation and not be
tempted to substitute survival of
the biggest.
The convention also went on
record as declaring efforts to
induce Congress to impose Inter-
state Commerce Commission reg
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|officials gave the pair further
driving tests to break the tie.
The contest was held at the
Carter Barron Amphitheater.
Certificates were awarded iii
the following categories:
/. The highest written exam
ination score, Tony Plummer,
Tom Drummond. and Claude
Archie. II, of 1864 Sixty-seventh
place NE. Spingarn High School
2. Highest scoring girl con-
testant, Jane Bissett. II or 1924
% street NV. Western High
School.
3. Highest straight line"
score, Tony Plummer, Tom
Drummond and John Hager-
horst. IT. of 5819 Colorado ave-
nue. NV, Coolidge High School.
all tied with perfect scores.
4. Highest "serpentine" score,
Sam Holt, Is, of 6812 Eighth
street NV, Coolidge High
School.
5. Highest parallel parking
score, Tom Drummond.
6. Highest curve and Offset
score, Miss Bissett.
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dent of the local society, said:
THE expense of the proposed
conversion would be astronomi-
cal-between IS and $40 billion
with every sort of iInponderable
to threaten even higher cost.
Could Be Modified
Proper modification of the
present canal would cost only a
fraction of the sea-level estimate,
awe should hold fast to that
which has been proven good"
In it's resolution. the congress
convention contended that a sea
level canal is vital to National
Defense. Damage wrought by a
nuclear attack could be more
easily cleared away. they con-
tended. This could be of vital
Importance, it was held. since the
big ditch carries about 40 per
cent of the Nations coast-to-
coast movement.
Representative Brooks, Dem
ocrat of Louisiana. president of
the rivers and harbors organiza-
ton, said he will soon have the
report published as a document
of the House of Representatives
Mr.. Thatcher. a former Rep
iresentative from Kentucky, de-
Ipreciated the proposed alteration
as a security measure.
Sees Landslide Danger
IF a direct atomic bomb hit
should be made, the canal-no
matter what type it would
be wrecked" he asserted.
One of the greatest hazards,
moreover. would be the increased
danger of landslides, he added.
While the convention report
accused the executive and legis-
lative branches of continued in
action" in the recommended
vital security measure" another
official of the Panama Canal So
ciety saw it in another light.
1T would be, he said, IAN
unmltigated raid on the Treas
ury of the United States"
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Springarn Boy
Top In Road-e-o

Raphael Anthony Plummer,
II, of Spingarn High School, yes
terday won top place in the local
final of the Teenage Road-e-o
sponsored by the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce.
He was winner over a group
of 40 finalists in the contest to
see who has the best automobile
driving abilities. Mr.. Plummer
lives at 1913 Fourth place NE.
Second place was taken by
Michael Nash, 16, of 3006 Abe
marie street NV, of Wilson
High School. Third place honors
went to Tom Drummond, 16, of
I305l Oliver street NV. also of
Wilson.
Anthony and Michael tied on
driving and written scores, so
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5 Killed as Plane
Overshoots Airport

GREENCASTLE, Ind. May IL
Pl.-Two couples and one child
flying here for weekend with
relatives were killed tonight as
their plane overshot the Green
castle Airport and crashed on
a farm.
The bodies were burned and
could not be identified imme-
diately. but State police said
the victims were identified ten
tatively as Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis
and five-year-old Aurela Mae
Davis, all of Hammond.
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ulation upon the transportation
of dry bulk materials on the
Nations waterways would have
the effect of replacing free enter
prise with regulated cartel"
In its closing session, the
congress heard Senator Cotton,
Republican of New Hampshire,
tell of the great toll taken in
New England by floods and hur-
ricanes.
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Panama Canal Debated
Anew-LeveI or Locks?

5Oyear-od controversy whether the Panama Canal
level lock ared into the
here yesterday.
closing National Harbos
convention unanimously urged of the 50me
canal to link the Atlantic and Pacific ocean level
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Because Of this oeo largest and successful ond
developers we're obe purchase waterfront eotes divide
Them into onethd beach homeses and offer them
for less thon would for undeveoped land The
hoees along the shore overlooking the broad Pouxent
lust ~hot and your fumy have dreamed Of owning Golden
Beach Pvoe summer colony for property Property
is for Inspection in the ground floor and
select the choicest homeses Take advantage Of the low
DEVELOPMENT prices and your budget Drive todoy
ONLY As minutes from the D. c. line the Of ths we'll
Manned community You moke better your
torv future than private Beach domestic at beout
full Golden Beoeh-the colony that hos everything Come
see for yourself.
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WE DARE you

To find such extro large beautiful beach home
sites anywhere OF this low, low price. Golden
Beech is NOT the usual development. II Is
Dramatically new end exciting. II Is ssnsibly
zoned, the lots ore spoeious, and there ore rules
and regulations TO protect YOUR privots prop
cry volues.
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-19
PUBLIC SALE!
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

The undersigned VII offer at Pub
lc Auction on the premises located
e mile west of Magnolia on Barkers
Landing Road, on
SATURDAY, October 9th, 1856
Beginning at 11:OO o'clock, A NJ
LIVE STOCK
Thirteen milking cows, heifer, bull,
goat.
FARM MACHINERY
One Allis-Chalmers tractor and cul-
tlvators, Massey Harris plow IA bot
tom, John Deere mower, rake, man.
ure spreader, disc, drag harrow, spring
tooth, roller, corn planter, drill, 19"
walking plow, walking cultivators,
new fiat bottom truck body, wagon,
scalding cast, lard press and grinder,
lard pots, electric brooder stove,
harness, forks, shovels and other
items.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Piano, wardrobe, chairs, china clo-
set, ice box, several cots, iron bed,
mattress, vanity, studio couch, Home
Comfort Range.
TERMS: CASH day of sale.
CLARENCE WEBB, sR., Owner
Magnolia, Delaware
Louis Thompson, Auctioneer 10-12-3t
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-19
PUBLIC SALE

Having decided to quit dairying,
l viii sell at Public Auction bwhere
/ live, miles South of Milford on
Route IA, on the Milford -Rehoboth
Highway, on
WEDNESDAY, October "A, 1856
At 1P. NJ.
20 Head of Reslstered Ayrshires
fs are cows end list calf heifers,
and l bull (16 months ODD. This Dull
is sired by q son of storm Cloud
of Windrow", Approved and Excel
lent, with 16 daughters averaging
1898 Us milk and 566 lbs. Fat. The
bulls m is Colony Rita r" with
a rect q of 10,9S9 lbs. milk and 450
lbs. fat actual. Some COWS are just
fresh, are due in October, l in Nov
ember, in December, and in jan
uary. Others are in their full flow
of milk.
This herd started last year and
went on DHIA last January. For the
first 6 months of 1856 it led the en-
tire county testing unit, with herds
representing all four breeds. Fifteen
are first calf heifers just finishing
a record and ready to go again. Three
cows were added last spring from
Monocacy-Ayr Dispersal. One of them
is an Approved Dam. Eight cows
have approved sires and all the others
have Approved Grandsires.
This is a splendid hero OF young
cows that win produce well for any
one. T'he cattle can be seen anytime
before sale time.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day
of sale.
Owner, FRED A. BENNETT, End
Milford, Rt. /, Box 159
Deyaware
For catalog write: Allen T. Hill,
Woodbine, Maryland
Auctioneer-Sales Manager
1O-12-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-19

TRACT. NO. 8: All that certain lot,
piece, or parcel of land situate, lying
and being on Chestnut Street in the
town of Lewes, County of Sussex
and State of Delaware, bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Begin
ming at a point III the center of Chest
nut Street, 99' northeasterly from
Fourth Street, thence running north
east with Chestnut Street so thence
turning and running in a Southeast
direction los feet 10 line of q private
alley; thence turning and running
along and with said alley in a south
westerly direction so thence turning
and running in a northwesterly dir
ginning, containing $3.50 square feet
of land, more or less. Improved by
2-story dwelling.
Being the same land that was con-
veyed to Catharine E. Wilson by deed
of William +. Derrickson and Mar
garet A. Derrickson, dated, December
16, 1908, and being the same land OF
which Catharine e. Wilson died seized
and possessed. Catharine Z. Wilson
departed this life intestate on or about
May 1, 1927, leaving to survive her
as only heir-at-law one son, Arthur
C. Wilson.
Being a part of the lands of which
Arthur G. Wilson died seized and poss-
sessed. The said arthur G. Wilson
departed this life on or about the 18th
day of June 1914, leaving will but
dying intestate as to the above de-
scribed lands, and leaving to survive
him a widow. Olive NJ. Wilson.
TERMS:-20 per cent of the pur-
chase money will be demanded on the
day of sale, the balance to be paid
on or before February 4, 1857. If the
purchaser fails to comply with these
terms the per centum paid on day of
sale will be forfeited. The purchaser
viii be required to pay the cost of
the deed and Revenue Stamps.
Seized and taken in execution as
the property of OLIVE M. WILSON,
Executrix of the Estate of Arthur G.
Wilson, deceased, and OLIVE M.
WILSON, individually, and will be
sold by
FRANK T. DIckERSoN, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Georgetown. Delaware
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Milford chronicle., 1956-10-19
PUBLIC NOTICE!

The Board of Adjustment of the
City of Milford will hold a public
hearing on the 26th day of October,
1866, at 1880 p M. o'clock, at its
Board Room, City Hall, North Wal
nut Street, Milford, Delaware, upon
the matter of:
Request from Barnard Marine,
Southwest Front Street, to erect a
warehouse (open face-shed tyue)
26' S3', leaving rear yard clear
ance of ia" instead OF the required
90.
All persons in interest are here
by notified to be present and to at
tend the determination of such a
request by said Board.
Such hearing may be adjourned
from time to time by said Board
without further notice.
Issued this 18th day of October,
1856, pursuant to the Rules hereto
fore adopted by the Board of Ad-.
justment of the City of Milford.
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
OF THE CITY OF MILFORD
By: Roy E. Pettyjohn, Secretary
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