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The Republican., 1956-08-02

fer has been transferred to New
Jersey from Washington, ID. c.
where he was employed by the
IB.M Company The Shaffer fam
lilies spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Colaw, Oakland.
I Mrs Myrtle Runner, of Terra AL
ia, w. Va, was a weekend visitor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sims. Lester
Soldiers, of Steyer, was a Tuesday
visitor of the Sims.
Wayne Sell, of Baltimore. spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale Ellis and family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mersing and
family were recent visitors Of
their son, Jack Mersing. USN, who
is stationed at Bainbridge.
Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards and
daughter Sharon Lynn. Norfolk.
Va, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ed
wards Sr. of Loeb Lynn. were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Adams and family.
Keith Mersing returned home
after spending two weeks with MI.
and MRS. Quinton Pase and family,
at Greenbelt.
Charlotte and Bobby Hauser, of
Mt. Lake Park. and Vivian Selders.
of Steyer, spent a week with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Sims.
Kay Mersing spent a few DAYS
last week with Clyde Mersing and
family at Terra Alta. w. Va.
! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham and
! family Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mer-
sing and family and Charles Mer-
sing visited in LanesVilIe, w. Va,
Sunday.
Richard Caldwell. of Burlington.
/ w. Va, is visiting his uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Iret Ashby
Cozette Dewitt is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs Effie Hollis and
family Terra Alta
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hahn and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hahn
and daughter, Oakland, were Sun
day visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss
Hahn
Freda Jane Graham is visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Lewis Mersing and family, Valley
Point, W. Va.
, Judy Stewart, Portsmouth. Ohio.
is spending this week visiting her
uncle and aunt. Rev. and Mrs. Glen
Eagle, and family.
Mrs. Willis Hershman and Mrs.
Stanley Elsey attended the funeral
of the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daley Hershman, held in Bal
timore, one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dawson and
family and Howard Dawson, Fair
| chance, Pa, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Hahn
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Ashby and
| daughter, of Cumberland, spent
Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs
Roy Jordon and family.
Carolyn Rice. of Hyattsville. is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Yutzy.
Mrs Hobart Shillingburg and
daughter Gail, of McCoole, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Fraley. The latter remained for a
weeks visit.
Lynn Adams Cumberland, spent
few days with her parents, Mi
and Mrs Ellwood Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. EllWoOd Adams and
Rev and Mrs Glenn Eagle enter
tanned the Eastern Nazarene Col
lege students, of Quincy, Mass.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Sanders
were Mrs. Harry Sanders and chill
dren, of Terra Alta, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stemple and
family, of Stemple Ridge, w. va,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Fille
and daughter last Sunday. Monday
visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Truban and family. of Morgantown,
w Va
Mr. and Mrs. George Friend and
family were Sunday visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. William BoWSer and fam
| ily at Tentress. w. Va.
The Republican., 1956-08-02
Named Representative

Appointment of Charles A. Wilt,
Of Accident, as a representative of
the Nationwide Insurance COM
panies, was announced by James
H. Edwards, district sales mana
ger of Allegany and Garrett coun-
ties.
The firms maintain home offices
in Columbus, O. Mr.. Wilt will join
with Mack J. Propst, Of Oakland,
TO supply representation for the
companies in this county.
The Republican., 1956-08-02
Rural Carriers
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Continued from Page One)
are very strict, and even a dented
hubcap or scratched fender would
disqualify the driver. He termed
the safety records of the local car
riers exceptional"
Both drivers Tuesday morning
started their routes in new subur-
ban-type station wagons, identical
except for color we had the two
tone combinations reversed, so we
The Republican., 1956-08-02

wouldn't get in the wrong one"
Mason said Then, looking at the
safety certificate and the lapel pin
he had just received, he observed,
I'D sure hate to break my record
after getting this. Maybe after all
these years I'll get a chauffeur"
The Republican., 1956-08-02

Kenneth B. Kcplingcr has re-
turned to his home after a month
spent as counsellor at Camp
Lakewood, near Terra Alta, w Va.
Mrs. w. A Speicher is spending
The Republican., 1956-08-02

Senate voted Eisenhower admin
istration the So billion 300 million
it asked for military assistance to
foreign nations.
The Republican., 1956-08-02

In make believe Americas great
cities and military centers were
crunched to rubble by a sneak
atomic assault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
CHEVERLY

ZbO1 VAlLEY WAY
Beautifully detached center-hslI typs
home On larEe; ve!l.landsesped lot.
WITH hrspiaes. lseTssn.d ' porch ION 81
living room. family sire dining
room. large Kitchen With break
fast space. powder room. Second
floor. 3 spacious Bedrooms, tie
bath. Plenty Of closet space. fun
eeiisDs nccpston a' pl h:ss' ,s e E
mediate aals. Shown b. eppoint-
sTens. Call Mr.. ssdier. 40. q
SULLIVAN BROS.
1870 K %. NV. Ne. s-ls2S
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HILLCREST HTS, MD.
HOLY FAMILY PARISH
OPEN DAILY AND SUN, LIS
B. & REnR0OMC

Homes for the most discriminatin
families. RamhlerS and split levels.
GE colored showroom Kitchens
with eating space. Some have BAN
rms. Lac. lots. $50. 05O- S26, $50.
Amazing terms and trade, incl.
acreage. considered. II you expect
to move soon, why not do II now
while. these homes have been re-
dueed for the winter months. Come
TO $500 goth ave, TO see above
properties. Ewes, cali Mrs.. Esch.
baeher, 10. 7-2l64.
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$4,000

Two -bedrm. home with full stair.
way to expand. attic: bsmt. and
large yard. Open. 621 Suitland I'd
Sc. JOHN H. MeAILISTER. REAL
TOR, 10. S-b6HO.
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handy REALTY co.

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
10 MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN D. {
3-bedrm., besut. detA brick
rambler. 1 yrs. old, perfect
condition. includes full bsmt.,
Ia baths, completely mod. nm
ished rec. rrn. Has 2 refgrs..
gas range. Venetian blinds
and storm windows through
out. $4,000 down: SOS
monthly includes everything.
HU. 3-3316 Monday, or RA.
4-4SS4 Sundays and evenings.
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HICKMAN-CUSHMAN
IN OLD SECTION OF ROCKVILLE
-4-bedrm. home. full basement.
oil INV. heat. 2-ear garage, SIG
800, $4,000 down, owner will
carry balance on LIST mortgage, at
bss'
dATTHERSBURG ~ 2-story frame
house, with l00-ft. frontage. on
Route $40. Large living rm.. hre-
place, dining rm;, kitchen, en-
closed porehes. Va bath; End A..
3 bedrms. and bath; full base
ment with garase under porch.
S23,950.
.2-sToRY CAPE COD. 1-acre lot
with, trees; large living rm. with
h hsplaee dininS rm., kitchen, large
bedrns. and den on End A.. full
basement With "a bath. oil INV.
heat. SCI 900.
Poplar 2-9442 Poplar 2-9443
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
FORESTVILLE

25l3 and 1919 Heating st.. OF sp-
proved. new brick home; ia baths,
fun hSmt. Open Sunday.
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s f5s75o.S$ $500 s5U D SSs1 FLA
$40 Mo.--BRICK---3 BEDROOMS
Lovely birch cabinets in iss. kit,
storm doors. corner lot; many .ex-
cox d CO.. INC. 20. o-BeST.
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CLINTON

Located Sif. q inteTssetion a,
hishvsy now completed. Cape cod
featuring liy. rm,. din, rm-. III z
bedrms. and bath. LIST hr: Unnn-
ished attic for additional rooms,
z-acre level lot with garden and
strsy6erry patch, Priced At only
dark, Eyes. cali Henry Moore. st.,
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TEMPLE HILLS
z REDRMS DEN

CT OR CONVENTIONAL. $4,000
Open today, 5?2l Fisher road: all
brick Cape Cod in desirable loo
~. rm, and firepl.. lEe KIT. anc
fenced lot, Dashboard h.-w. heat
Directions: out st. Barnabas roat
to Temple road, left to Fisher road
right. TO home. Ewes. and suns.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO
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BERKSHIRE
BRICK RAMBLERS
SPLIT LEVELS
MT. CALVARY PARISH
OPEN TO-DAY

MI o ofES"TT To-Day 9Hi'H
Z rooms, 2 full baths. split levels
6-rm.. .1la-bath ramblers; individ-
ually designed: the last word In
contemporary styling, near shop,
schools. all city utils. in. Directions:
Out Marlboro pike. past District
Hts. stop light to 74th ave. Cat
Safeway store) right. follow arrows
70 homes. ewes. and Suns. RE. B.
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CT APPROVED, $4,000

Open today, 1905 Gath pl.; all brick
liv. rm., sep. din. rm., huge we'll
equip. kit; full bsmt. on large
handicapped lot, Directions. Out Col
brook DIR. to 26th ave. left. follow
arrows 2 blks, right to houses. RE
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dsseS p Rg l.II,ll !, pr r.

81 ia IIpPERoVEba' I $4,000
Open Sun. bet. 2-bedrm.; cow. to
evss,. eau Mr. Brewer. IS. SCOT.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
CT approved. 3-bedrm. home lean
With arepisce: din. area, i 5smt..
fenced yard with lovely trees: close
70, public and parochial schools: L
blk, from transp. Lovely residen-
tial neighborhood. Evenings, call
MIS-. Cresons RE. 6-7620.
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4-BEDRM, Def BRICK
OPEN SUNDAY. 1-5
Cape Cod brick; level lot In Al con-
dition. Screened front porch. nv-
Ing nm. with fireplace. Din; rm.,
friserator, 2 bedrms. and bath. I'd
A.: 2 finished rms. New aluminium
storm windows and doors. Hot
water heat. Full basement. Trades
considered. Mr.. Sweeney. JU. g.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th St. NV. AID. 4-2005
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NORTH OF
SILVER SPRING

JUST OFF coLEsvILLE RID.
A very kolidly constructed brick
rambler on y acre. In quiet. at.
tractiys spot; | twin-siEs bedroom
| small one. bath. living room With
fireplace, dining room. kitchen
utility room: inclosed porch and
sun deck over garage: partial base.
ment; pure and ample water
supply. Low heating cost s miles
from District line. Price. S17.q50
Call Mrs, Candy. EV. 4-9l16 fol-
appt.
1 wEST nv RfTcuAGAS INC
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS
FORESTVILLE
1912 OAK GLEN WAv

S2I2 OAK GLEN WAY
4 bedrms. GI approved, Sl3.75O. =
yr;,old brick Cape Cod; Ia baths.
Eyes, call M. Dotson, LII. 18Th.
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LANGLEY PARK. SI3.s51-Today's
best buy. Gil approved. Modern g.
bedrm. brick rambler. Firepl., storm
windows. Close to school. Cab HE,
$1,000 HUGH r. PECK, -a3
LANGLEY PARK--For sale by owner
Vacant. Brick 2-bedrm. rambler;
GE KIT. fun bsmt.: lgc fenced yd.
Open IL to dark. 1903 Quebec ct.
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NEAR SUTTLAND--6-rm. duplex. gas
heat; like new: close to everything
Pay of CT equity OF Sl,750 and
move in FERRALL REAL ESTATE,
'S T. BEDROOM detached
brick home: gas heat, in Langley,
Mdt within walking distance OF
Lansburgh's. Hot Shoppe, etc; va
cant. Sl5.500. OWNER. Ho, 2-693S.
BY OWNER bedrms., tiled bath.
liv, rm., dinette, kit, full stay-dry
bsmt, with ground-level outside en-
trance. Storm windows. Venetian
blinds, storage attic: large lot. 255
II. deep with trees, 81, 300. Excel
lent financing. $500 Coolidge st,
Maryland Park, Md. Call anytime.
LOOK 90 mo- No MORE. If you need /.
trees and shrubs on q level e00-ft,
deep lot, completely fenced, and
with more advantages than you
ever hoped to find. than see this.
There's handsome brick firepl.
IN ny, rm,: q sep. full-siZe din:
rm:. Kit. with breakfast space and
a HUGE refrigerator. Tile powder
tEe, bedrms. and tile, bath on sec
trance, workshop and ofiics space.
Many extras such as redwood avn
Ings, storm windows. hot-water
heat and carpeting Convenient to
transp, and schools. We could 80
on and on. Only Sl4,7bO with
small down payt. Don't be late!
CAPE COD--New brick; nne loo: 8
spac rms, expan. end d., hrepl. a..
carport, sundeck, daylight bsmt /;
large lot. Down paymt. no object
z n flSas W., -2STySE.E HMA f e9sBSsss.
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OPEN SUN. I2-DARK--Custom brick
rambler. center-hsil plan. 3 bedTms.
Ia baths, large iiy. rm., picture
window. nrspi-. din; I'm, equiv. kit, :;
bsnt., roughed-in for full bath. lse
lot with trees. select area; S24.750.
R 1hgo9 rd S,Ess m Tf from un MSr'f lane O.
he, $500; Ewes. HA. 2-ss93
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FOR SALE By OWNER-S6,5 800
$500 down; rooms and bath,
brick; single: oil hot-water heat
Maple ave Beltsville. Wa 2
CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY. and
plenty OF .esRs for breakfast. ii
you were the owner OF this spar
king. 4-year-old home. more than
= acres OF level rich land. Grow all
your own vegetables and beat the
high coSt OF living This 53-ft.
masonry rambler has double closets,
porch detached garage, expensive
many other features. only 1 min
uteS from new parkway. owner
OF the clcaneSt, best-kept homes,
leaving town. Only Sl4,7bO. One
thst We have seen; EXCLUSIVE with
re e0WEsS s sFESiAi Ap g Seam Srk
and .Shingled 2-story, firSt-class
cond,: nv. rm., din. area. equip.
kit. full bsmt Owner transferred,
Assume 4ce Q1 loan, payable 500
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP =
A. BsRGAIN for a handyman.-4,
S Shaf 70 b bS' EstePor &C soo scn4 Inside
equipped ana iivabic. Low price,
With low down payment. Call 10.
G G-4 apfxovEp, sr4,7m-spasiEous
4-bedrm.. ois-bath; sep. din. rm.,
bsmt gsraFe, paved driveway;
PRINCE GEoRGES REALTY co
TN. - 1866; WA, 7-66b5. go
go DOWN--3-bedrm, brk.; din. rm.
bsmt excel neighborhood in De-
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N bAIL r. 81. 81 Sobe a ran fsmb H
bsmts., alternate din. rpa., firepl.,
and carports. Many other custom
features, wooded H-acre lots: un-
usual values at $I6.95Q and s16,-
$50. All financing available. or trade
In your present home. Dir: out Rte
oath ct Seabrook Acres. right on
wellington to 94Q3. 9409 941j
and. 94I5. PRINCE GEORGES
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fet al $50. COS sAs s. oWsERi MAJ I.
I'm, with mirrored frepi., din. nm
big KIT. 2 tiled baths. 20-ft. h.
i IsT.! rs SUI 1o, porch sSn3 rec. in GO;
parochfal schools. Must sell cuiefiS
So act fast. To inspect cali no.
S-O4ls At lilo Lancaster I'd, Ia
LANHAM PK.-HeW split-leyel ma.
sonry. 3-bedrm.. rec. Tm. with firepI
nna ground level entr. wash. blvd
BUILDER. WA. 1887.
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Neutrality-suspicious. $1,000 4ss
loan. S76.OS mo-, incl. taxes: neat
| 3.bedrni. rambler, 2 blkS. 70 school:
fenced rear yard, fully insulated,
price, Si2.25O. JAMES C. CON-
LEY Ap 7-a2Q2
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LAUhEL, MD.--2-family apt On 900
down; liye rent free; ali brick,
5.sssa. 0'o TAN ES' Really sEafaa OF co EM
ILEWISDALE-Attractive English cot.
tage, bedrms.. . baths, full bsmt
fireplace. den. tiled bsnit. CT an.
proved, owner transferred. IA. (.
E53sso, coHEE REALTY CO. AP
LEwIsDALE-4 -bedrm. brick. IRE,
place, huge kitchen, rec. rm patio
$500 down GI WA. T-0iag Hh
2.asL6. HEIDER e. SELLERS.
LEWlsDALE--3-bed det brick
rambler bsmt. lovely rec. nm
loaded with extras CT appr. Si4,.
sM open %, Univ. lane to .4tt
ALIEN REAL ESTATE, RA. 8.
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800 On, NH5 MO. family nome
in Riverdale: . complete apis,
kits. 9 baths: mr., Riverdaie elem
school. A lot OF house for the
CO, WA. 7-I232, WA. T-0334,
1919 NICHOLSON ST, West Hyatts-
vile Md.-Owner moving. wants
to sell. 3 hedrms., separate dining
rm. Brick. Gas h.-v. heat New
aluminium storm windows. For apt,
call Mr.. Carter, HE. 5000, MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-06
$40 FOR CONFIRMATION SUIT OR FOOD PA
ENJOY OR DENY

world "How enjoy myse?". The Christke
Christian "How deny myself?" Our serious considers
tion DO WITH but what to DO WITHOUT yaIu
children; wonderful discipline ourselves
the Mission Needs blessings Do without
order that the Holy Father might do with Please send Him
STRINGLESS GIFT through us to meet emergencies.
A SUSPENSE CARD PROVIDES MASSES AFTER YOUR DEATH
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-06

what grateful Seminaan said his bene
Mother myself ancient Church.
and poured thankfulness o our God"
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SPII

POWERFUL SPIRITUAL DYNAMO as Carmel Ine eistefs
them this heavy financial burden
nothing Won't you LGHTEN THE WAIT
May God reward your goodness!
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appeal for this part of the world for
population in Turkey sse6 NonCahoic $3.50 Mosem and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-06

Saints Cyril and Methodius were two
Brothers of Greek origin, who In the 9Th
Century became the great Apostles Of the
SIavs. In the Pontifical Greek College,
Seminarians MARK and NICHOLAS are
following in their footsteps. Could you help
them prepare for their Apostolic work BY
supplying their tuition of $500 apiece in
full or S10O q year for six years? Alteration
Sisters CELINE and METILDA also need
financial aid very badly. Please come to
their assistance! Their course of training
requires 5000 each. or S15O annually for
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BOY OR GIRL?

REMEMBER THE NEAR EAST MISSIONS IN YouR LAST WA.
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CETREU suPER-sERvICE
Iexaco Products. Lee Getreu, OwneI
Livingston ksltop "A 0l2s
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ALLOW THE HOLY FATHER TO DISTRIBUTE YOUR CHA
POISON SNAKES

OF MaIabar, Hndts
$1,000 for his Stree nursing home
already patients and Christian
bite He able 10 all
Mother crushed the HEAD OF THE
this SON OF CARMEL not only TO heal the sting sss
also the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-06

M0tner CnuTCh II ndFIng u very u1fEhcuIt
struggle for existence. Nevertheless, like an
oasis In the desert, there Is, outside Of Istan.
bull, a little group of VALIANT CAR
MELTTE SISTERS, living q life of utter
heroism. From their little Convent, rise
daily to God Prayers and Hymns Of praise
not only for the conversion of countless
souls, but also for their benefactors. Their
new house of special courage and sacrifice
costs S3O, ,e00-cheap, indeed, for such o
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CASH for Singles. Doubles or Duplexes
HANSEL. Realtor, FA. 3fl3.
Milford chronicle., 1956-06-15
Jason High School
Graduated 54
(Continued from mage onel

chairman of the school trustees
presented the diplomas after the
class had been introduced by James
r. Webb, principal. Special awards
were given by Patrick Walker, Jr.
member of the faculty.
The Rev. ]. E. Lee, minister OF
Mt Pisgah Church, Laurel, gave
the invocation. There was music
by the school chorus.
At the baccalaureate service Sun
day, evening, the Rev. J. Evans
Dunn, Philadelphia, treasurer OF
the Delaware Conference. gave the
sermon, with the Rev. E. L. Mad
dox, pastor of the Lewes Church
giving the invocation.
Those receiving their diplomas
listed according to towns, follow:
Georgetown: Leroy S. Scott
Shirlee G. Pettyjohn.
Millsboro: Chauncey S. Draine,
Alfred r. Showell, Lorraine Steele,
Aaron S. Morris, Wanna d. Nor
wood, James ]. Collins, John S.
Coursey, Mabel H. Conaway, Mar
lene B. Harmon, Robert G. Draine,
Milton: Audrey L. Howell, Peggy
L. White, Barbara Hazard, John
w. Clark.
Harbeson: Shirley R. Street, Rob-
ert S. Norwood.
Laurel: Kathryn Bolden, Ernest
Stewart, Richard L. West, Wayne
P. Puckham, Daun Carr, Allie
Polk, Carolyn Hearne, Eugene M
Kenny.
Seaford: Joann Bolden, Dorothy
ID. Palmer, Dorothy L. Jones, Thel-
ma Camper, Knoxville Cannon
Frankye Mae Wilson, Shirlee E
Burton, Valentine COttman, Mar
guerite Cuffie, Gilbert F. Dorman
Cynthia Blockson, Doris Blockson
Mary L. Daniels, Emme M. Rick
etts, Robert Cropper.
Frankford: Harvey L. Jenkins
Ernest G. Short.
Lincoln: James Startling, Grace
Ann Shockley.
Delmar: Leslie Hearne, Bertha
G. FOOkS.
Greenwood: Elvinia Collins.
Selbyville: Barbara F. Marshall
fredericksburg, Md: Ford S. Beu
lah, Jr.
Bridgeville: Helen H. White
Herbert l.. Johnson, Willie M
Hamilton, Daniel H. Harris.
Milford chronicle., 1956-06-15
State Highway Gives
Bidder Information
(Contirued from first pagel


cial Statement, relates the current
assets, liabilities and contingent
liabilities of the contractor.
Chauncey o. Simpson, Federal
Aid-Estimate Engineer for the De-
partment, explained that every
effort is being made to see that any
bidder will have an opportunity
to become qualified under these
new regulations.
Mr.. Simpson stated that his off
ice is sending the forms to each
concern that submitted bids to the
Department on any projects since
January l, 1855. Any individual,
firm or corporation who does not
receive these forms and who wish
request to the Federal-Aid Engin-
eer Of the Department.
In the future these statements
will be submitted to the Department
for approval in January and will
be sufficient for the calendar year
if approved, unless written request
is made by the Chief Engineer for
bidder may become qualified at
other times during the year pro-
vided such statements are proper
ly executed and submitted 80 days
before the receipt of any bid and
has received approval of the Chief
Engineer 20 days before receipt of
any bid. Plans, specifications and
blank proposals for bidding pur-
poses may only be obtained after
approval has been granted.
Before the awarding of the con-
tract the bidder shall be required
to show that his concern has the
ability, experience, necessary
equipment, experienced personnel,
etc., to successfully carry out the
work required by the contract. The
form to be completed by the bidder
for this phase is the existing form
known as Plan and Equipment
QUESTIONABLE.
Before any contract is awarded
the successful bidder may be re-
quired to furnish a complete state
ment of the origin, composition
and manufacture of any or all ma
terials to be used in the contract
together with such samples as may
be requested for the purpose OF
! testing.
The bidder to whom the award is
made shall execute a formal con-
tract and furnish good and suffic-
lent bond within ten days after the
official notice of award of the con-
! tractor.