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she'll play the gal who keeps
the young man in pal joey"
with Kim Novak as the ingenue.
But somehow I cannot see Rita
agreeing to costar in any pic
ture with a star as young and
as lovely as Kim.
Walt Disney has $40 million
invested In his Disneyland. Il
believe in this project with all
my heart" he told me. A lot Of
other people very obviously do.
too. Billy Rose asked Walt to
mastermind an amusement prof.
ect in New York City. and he's
had similar offers from Dallas
and other parts Of the country.
The Lord High Chamberlain
of Britain refused to okay Van
Helms Broadway hit, "view
From the Bridge" So. instead
Of starring in London with the
play, Van is packing UP wife
Frances and the three children
for a cruise in the Caribbean.
Jayne Mansfield writes from
her will Success Spoil Rock
Hunter" hit, Remember the
day I told you about my newly
found love, the airline captain
with charcoal hair? He's still
quite big in the picture-along
with q certain director. But Ca,
reer upstages both Of them. It
keeps me busy night and day"
Charlie Chaplin. in London to
Aim his new king Of New
York" is laundering his own
shirts. Charlie is perhaps the
thriftiest millionaire alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13
Allegheny to ,Stort
Air FREIGHT Runs

Allegheny Airlines will bring
Washington into its new ali
freight service beginning
Wednesday. it was announced
today.
Inauguration of the progress
sive expansion Of air freight over
the system in the Middle Allan
tic area will touch IA other cities
in New Jersey, Ohio. Delaware,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and
New York.
Further expansion, due to start
next Sunday, will include 81
other cities, including Baltimore,
Hagerstown, Md, and Sails
bury. Md.
Allegheny has offered cargo
services in the form of air ex-
press on its scheduled passenger
and mail flights since 1949, but
has not been carrying air freight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13

Expecting mama Janet Leigh
has been put on q special diet
but to gain. not lose.
\ \ 4
Dean Martin, who still hasn't
quite given up on a reconcilia-
ton with his wife, has just
bought himself q ranch in Chats
worth. Jeanne is not the out
door type, so their future doesn't
look very promising. Lori Nelson
was Deans companion at the
Photoplay Gold Medal dinner.
Jerry Lewis, to date, has spent
between seven and eight thou.
sand dollars on tiny girl dresses
II the stork delivers a boy, there
won't even be a diaper ready
Until he hollers, that is.
Poor June Allyson received
second degree burns from scald-
ing water over her arm. Fortu-
nately, the first scenes in '"The
Opposite Sex" called for her tc
wear long sleeves.
4 y
Frank Sinatra is being q gen.
tleman, and when Ava Gardner
comes to Hollywood. she car
have the use Of his new home
on Mulholland drive.
Paramount Is being very kind
too. Even though Marion Bran
dos ITO Tame the Land" is q
year away. this fine performer
who started a whole new style
of acting, is allowed a suite Of
rooms for an Office, and a secre-
tary on the lot.
If Rita Hayworth will only
sign that deal with Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE

Roberta Peters, coloratura soprano;
flute. Constitution Hall Program:
seufSer, Tranen, Hummer. Not, Bach;
Cantata, A. Scarlatti: An Cloe, Mo-
zart; Ridente la calma, Mozart: BATH,
BATH, from Don Giovanni, Mozart;
Flute, Mozart; Charmant Oiseau. from
Perie du Bresel, F. David; Rondel
Chfnois Debussy; Fantoches, Debussy;
Apparition, Debussy; Air VII, Poulenc;
Let the Florid Music Praise, Britten-
Auden As It Is. Plenty. Brltten-
Auden: Sure on This Shining Night,
Barber; Hey Diddle Diddle, Herbert
Hughes: Joy, winter Watts; Mad
GcaDa frnra Tnria nnDizatfi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13

thence with the duh thrill that
|impeccable playing demands.
Though her fingers are feet
and her playing has dash, even
occasional brilliance, there is
room for more security of pitch
and control of tone. Tedium in
the practice room might make
for even more excitement, and
certainly more assurance. on the
concert stage.
At the piano Jane Lea gave
Miss Gazda support that was
facile and often sensitive. though
there was some evidence of too
little ensemble rehearsal and
fluent but unpublished reading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13
Continued From Page AL

Continued From Page All
comes word that the Humphrey
|Bogart-Jan Sterling-R Rod Steiger
|prizef1ght expose, "The Harder
They FALL" is blockbuster-a
fact we always take pleasure in
recording about any movie.
Eva Marie Saint won't say yes
to any picture until she sees
what chore director husband JET
frey Hayden has to do at Metro
Shed rather sign with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13
DozzIing Skill, Artistry
Displayed by Lettvin
nv TRVINc JnWENS

Theodore Lettvin, piano. Phillips
Gallery. Program. Rondo in c, Opus
nil No opus see5hoy eaibe SG1s.a Bee
thoven; Suite. Opus u, Bartok: Fan
taSia in F sharp minor, Opus IS,
Mendelssohn; Three Sonatas, Scar
latti; Variations and Fngue on a
Theme by Handel, Opus "a, Brahms.
Yesterday afternoon at the
Phillips Gallery, Theodore Lett
vim gave Washingtonians fortu-
nate enough to be present a pre-
view of what is in store for New
Workers next Friday, when he
offers the same program in Town
Hall.
If Mr.. Lettvin does not set the
big town on its ear, 1t won't be
his fault. Make no mistake about
it. here is truly extraordinary
pianist, one of the most exciting
young Americans to flash into
the concert world in many day.
The young Chicagoan-he's 81
is pupil of Rudolph Serkin and
has appeared here in recital
before.
With his powerful, clean, and
magnificently imaginative play
ing, he leaves the impression
that he is unquestionably one of
the brightest of coming stars in
muSic'S armament.
Close to Perfection
Mr.. Lettvin's technical attain
mentS are as close to perfection
as 1t is given to human beings
to achieve, but he is nevertheless
more artist than craftsman. He
is no acrobat of the keyboard.
His flaming skill is never used
to merely dazzle and bemuse-
virtuoso considerations are al
ways subordinate to musical
ones.
A particularly striking facet
of Mr.. Lettvin's artistry is his
uncanny sense of light and
shadow. his phenomenal ability
to project music in the round, so
to speak. Add to this an arrest
ing sense Of drama and an in
stinctive feeling for exactly the
right curve to a phrase. The to-
tai is pianist Of unquestionable
first rank.
Characteristic of the artists
unique approach to his art Is the
fact that he was not content to
use the printed score of the
Brahms Handel variations as the
basis for his reading. He went
to the original manuscript zone
of the treasures of the Music
Division of the Library of Con-
gress), completely rethought the
work, and came up with an in
depreciation unmatched. at least
in this reviewers opinion. for
vitality and logic. And the inter-
probation is Mr.. Lettvin's own
no one else's.
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Torrance did not reveal her o.
a fully developed artist. Her
voice has a wide range and
plenty of power: her breathing
is admirable; and she has been
carefully coached to project the
mood of each song with facial
expression and gestures.
Quality Varies
| On the other hand. her voice
changes quality from soft to
loud, her high tones are not very
pleasant, and she has difficulty
in making the words Of the song
understood.
Her program was routine in
its general contours: an opening
group Of operate airs from the
nth and 18th centuries: a group
of ieder; an aria from an opera
still on the boards, in this case
one of Mozart's, in honor of the
widely celebrated bicentennial; a
French group; and a group in
English. ending with two near
spirituals.
Program Well Chosen
Within this framework, the
choice was excellent, although
someone should caution singers
about using Accomplishments for
18th century songs which. like
those of Florida, are harmo-
nized with the chromatic rich
mess of the late 10Th century.
Miss Green was most effective
in the air by Lully. and in the
very fine setting by Henry Cow.
ell of William Blake's poem
The Little Black Boy" which
closed the program.
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SULLIVAN
Continued From Page Ala

COnt1nue0 FROM rage Ala
and Katharine Hepburn and
doctoring Melville Goodwin,
U. S. A." for Bogart. Ellen
Drew's son, David Bartlett. and
Sandra Burnham honeymooning
10 Wilder, in THE Three
penny Opera" and Cliff Robert
son q twosome. Elizabeth
Taylor's recuperated, ready for
"Raintree County" with Monty
Cliff. j.. The Bill Musters Cap
itol Records named her Nori
Jean. The Gary Murthas
tAmerican Mercury expect a
March stork.
Friars' Club deal to buy $780,
900 Serge Rubinstein's mansion
fell through. Friars didn't go for
wooden beam construction.
Red Grange penning his mem
oirs. Joe Kirkwood, jr.'s ex,
SdbiIJ 0OWA1Ss W WCu oOU oI I'LL
son. Harold Lloyd subdivid-
ing his Beverly Hills estate.
Jane Wyman. busy in TV, with
drawing from the femme lead
opposite Rossano Brazil in U-I's
Unfinished Symphony"
Nick Condos resting easy after a
heart attack. Nacio Herb
Brown, jr.. dating Susan Rule.
F. Enrol Flynn's wife, Pat Wy
more, and daughter joining him
In Hollywood. The Seymour
Hellers tLiberace's manager
called. him Bruce. Lee Ann
Merriweather. 1854 Miss Amer
lea. and Marty Miner a big
deal. Harry Belafonte head
lines Ben Maksik's Town and
Country, March 8. The Ted
Briskins colleen Miller expect
q May stork.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13


Scene from Lucia, Donizetti.
Roberta Peters is a coloratura
soprano of superb technical abil-
ity and a dazzling voice. When
she sings music designed to dis
play her ability in the most diff
ficult solfege. she never lets her.
self be pushed beyond the limits
of the possible in the matters of
range and of speed, although
with Miss Peters the limits Of the
possible seem to be fairly remote.
She always sings on pitch, a fe-
licity not common to all colora-
turas.
Her program, far from being
a typical coloratura melange of
echos and dallying with the
flute, was a carefully thought
out and always interesting series
of arias and songs of several
periods in German, French, Ital-
ian and English.
Weaknesses Noted
Two weaknesses were in EVIL
dence in Miss Peters recital yes
terday afternoon in Constitution
Hall. One was a hard and steely
timbre Of voice in which there
was little Of insinuation or purely
sensuous appeal. The other was
a fault Of style noticeable only
in the Bach, Scarlatti, and Mo-
zart-an exaggerated rubato that
never quite caught up with
itself. and an exaggerated dwell
ing on appoggiaturaS.
In these early pieces. as. un-
fortunately throughout the aft
ernoon. she was not helped at
all by her colleagues. The pian-
list, George Trovillo, played a
half beat behind the singer with
unhappy consistency, and the
fiutist, the conventional foil for
a coloratura, was seldom up to
Miss Peters agility and flexibil-
ity.
Virtuosity, Style
With the second aria of the
Queen Of the Night, performed
with the greatest virtuosity. the
recital took on a stylishness
which it maintained for the rest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13
Nothing Routine

1t is not so much that he goes
back to the original manuscript,
but rather that each piece of
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
Administrators Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
and
Personal Property
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1Ith, 1856

AT 100 O'CLOCK p. M.
Of rainy, the sale will be held the
following Saturday, August 1Sth)
We, the undersigned Administrators
will sell at Public Auction at the late
residence of the deceased, located on
Main Street and Prettynan Avenue,
in Glendale. Delaware, the following:
REAL ESTATE
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two stories
with front and side porch, running
water, sink, and toilet, on lot 16O'
60, also garage and Storage house.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
1850 Chevrolet 2-door sedan, very low
mileage; five piece living room suite,
2 reed upholstered rockers. wooden
rockers, 2 small rockers, porch rock
ers, / studio couch, several tables,
table and floor lamps, several oil
lamps, antique pieces, piano, organ,
fibre rug, g. X u; 2 Administer rugs.
g. 12'; Brussels rug, g 12'; Crex
rug, g 12; several small rugs, 2
bookcases and books, space oil burn
erS, sideboard, square table and chairs,
round table and chairs, number of odd
chairs, some cane seated; record cab
met, desk, cubic foot refrigerator,
nearly new; radio, washer, Kitchen
cabinet, storage cabinet, gas range,
very good; some cookery. ice box,
outside tools, one 100-piece set of
ware, bureaus, 2 chests of drawers,
wash stands, wash bowl and pit
cher sets, double beds, one single
bed 2 cots, several good wool blankets,
cotton blankets, sheets and bed
spreads, lot of pictures hall rack with
mirror and seat (antique); clothes tree,
curtains and drapes. 2 trunks, one is
a wardrobe trunk, bric-a -brac and
knic knacks too numerous to men
tiOn.
TERMS on Personal Property: Cash
on day Of sale.
TERMS on Real Estate: Twenty per-
cent will be demanded on day of sale,
balance on delivery of deed.
HELEN (. WARNER
r. ID. No. 2, Dover, Delaware
CORA {. CALHOUN
HULDA v. MESStCk
n. LOGAN HILL
Administrators of Naamah l..
Wilson (deceased)
Glendale, Delaware
Auctioneer: Mr.. Thompson. s-3-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to express my sincere
thanks to my many friends, rela-
tives and neighbors for the beauti-
ful flowers, cards, gifts, visits and
all other acts of kindness to me.
To the doctors, especially DR.. Sills,
also DR.. Payen and all the wonder
ful nurses for their kind care of
me while patient in the Milford
Memorial Hospital. To Rev. Mil
bury and my friends for their pray
ers and words of encouragement
which helped me so much. May
God bless you all. Jenice NJ. Darby.
S-10-2t
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to all our relatives,
friends and neighbors for the cards,
flowers, visits, and many other acts
of kindness shown to us during the
death of our daughter and sister,
Edith Ann. Also we wish to ex-
press our many thanks for the
prayers offered for the family by
Mr.. w. H. Jump and Mr.. and Mrs.
Grunstra. We also wish to thank
our friends for the use of their cars.
Thanks to Rev. Hackett, Rev. w.
E. Marks, Rev. c. E. Kiah, Rev.
Reed, and Rev. Pinkney for their
comforting and encouraging words
The Turner Family. S-lO-lt
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1856
100 p, M.-RAIN OR SHINE


The following articles:
One rollaway bed and innerspring
mattress, 1 single bed and innterspring
mattress, 1 wrought iron sectional sofa,
l platform rocker, maple end tables,
l chest of drawers, one IL AK
minister rug, nearly new; card tables,
l clothes hamper, l HOTPOINT electric
range, nearly new; electric heater,
electric fans, one 3-burner gas hot
plate, l odd table, l set bed springs and
inr erSpring mattress, / ROtabrOil, i
high chair, l child's rocker, / television
set, / television table, l bathinette, 4
stool chairs, / washing machine, near
ly new: 1 baby carriage, l tricycle., l
picnic table, one 30-inch attic or chick
en- house fan, 2 haSsockS, ] l2 2-ton air
conditioner, / lot of jars and glass, l
lamp, / fireside chair, l occasional
char, 2 electric upright vacuum clean
ers, one Westinghouse and / ken
more; ] hand cleaner, / check writ er,
electric refrigerator defrosters, one
off and on time clock, ! rubber tired
wheelbarrow, lot auto parts and gar
age tools, / cabinet and brass fittings,
l lot aluminium mOlding, l bench grind
er, l battery charger, l set wheel
pullers, i bar and pee scale, window
screens, 2 combination windows, / por-
table soldering outfit, ! hydraulic jack,
creeper, l set truck tire chains, 2
tool boxes, wire tightener, ] block
and fall, l push cart, l "a Inch electric
uFIlis ndIu SfCdSt gun SlcCAilC Wei
der, l set pipe dies, one 2-wheel auto
trailer, l lot scrap iron, two II h. p.
electric motors, one 1 /3 h. D. electric
motor, new; ] gasoline motor one l.
ton chain hoist, ] electric SkilsaW,
electric polisher, l electric grass trim
mer, l pipe wise, lot battery cables,
l lot radiator hose, / push cultivator,
meat saw, cleaver, sharpener and
meat block, / linesman safety belt,
several gallons paint, / lot bolts, / lot
lumber, / lot pipe, ! lot pipe fittings.
carpenter tools, / set socket wrenches.
TERMS: CASH.
"A. RUSSELL KITCHENS, Owner
Auctioneer: John Hastings 8-3-2t
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
notice.!

A Zoning Ordinance has been en-
acted by the Commissioners of the
Town of Slaughter Beach, Sussex
County, Delaware, effective Satur-
day, June 30th, 1856, prospective
builders following this date who
have not already started building,
adding to existing structures, or
the placing of trailers or moving
buildings to a Slaughter Beach To-
cation, must first present plans and
secure a building permit which is
in conformity with the zoning regu-
lations. Copies of this ordinance
are on file and permits are avail
able from E. c. Evans, Zoning Ad-
ministrator. S-3-5t
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
NOTICE!

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned, on the End day of Au-
guest A. d. 1856, and that all per-
SONS having claims against the es-
tate of the deceased must present
the same, duly attested, to the said
Ethel Roach, Executrix of the es-
tate of Hettie M. ROACH, on or be-
fore the End day of August 1857, or
abide the Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided
Isl ETHEL ROACH
Address: EXecutriX
Milford, Delaware
r. ID. l 8-10-3t
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to my
and relatives for the beau
tiful flowers, cards, visits and other
acts of kindness to me, also to DR..
Sills and DR.. Tobin and all the
nurses for their kind care while a
patient in the Milford Memorial
Hospital. To Rev. Shockley and
Rev. Cursey, thanks for your visits.
Mrs. Dorothy Burton, 8-10-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
NOTICE!

Notice of Democrat Primary
Election to be held on Saturday,
August 18th, 1856, for the purpose
of electing Delegates to the State
Convention, and for the purpose of
electing candidates for the various
county offices, as well as Represen-
tatives and Senators.
ISAAC LEROY SMITH
Chairman of Democrat
Sussex County Committee
o
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

All persons indebted to the es-
tate of Earl P. Maloney, deceased,
are hereby notified to settle the
same on or before the nineteenth
day of July A. d. 1857, and all
those having claims against the
estate to present the same, duly
attested, on or before July 19, 1857.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
7-27-3t Milford, Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

All persons indebted to the es-
tate of Naamah L. Wilson, deceas-
ed, are hereby notified to settle the
same within thirty days and all
those having claims against the
estate to present the same, duly
attested, on or before August 30th,
1856.
HELEN III. WARNER
r. d. No. 2, Dover, Del.
CORA Z. CALHOUN
HULDA V. MESSICK
H. LOGAN HILL
8-3-3t administrators
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to express my thanks to
my friends, relatives, neighbors for
the beautiful flowers, cards, gifts,
visits and other acts of Kindness
during my stay in the Memorial
Hospital, Wilmington. They were
greatly appreciated. Eugene Van
derwende, Houston, Delaware.
2-10-1tD
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10

FOR SALE-No. mot a sacrifice,
but a bargain-this bedroom semi
bungalow North Walnut street, close
in It's detailed for comfort. No. 2
You ask for it-we've found it, home
with a fireplace, center hall, dining
room, screened porch, full basement,
powder room, three bedrooms and
bath on second floor, large walk-in
cedar closet. large beautifully lands
capped grounds, the home that has eV-
erythng. No. 3-Come see-the lines
of the exterior are combination of
ranch type and Cape Cod, lot, 11O
200, located on Shawnee Road, two
miles out of Milford. 500 down pay
ment for veterans No 4-This con-
temporary two apartment income
home has recently been remodeled
with functional living features. A wise
investment, suitable financing can be
arranged" No. 5 - Charm-Comfort-
Value-all wrapped up in one, plus
top location, ideal for retirement, it's
priced to sell, let us show you? No. s
Lovely neighbors invite you to buy
this 4 bedroom home located on Route
113 in Milford, walking distance to
school, beautifully Handicapped grounds,
a very liVable home. No. Maple
wood hanOr Homes, South Walnut
street, only SO, 500. $3.50 down pay
ment for veterans, plus settlement
costs. Only S56.99 a month. including
interest and principal. Three bed
rooms, large living room, ceramic tile
bath, modern kitchen with natural
cabinets, metal windows and screens,
driveway, walks, carport, large lots,
handicapped. Harvey @. Marvel, Real
tor, No. 3 South Walnut street, Mil
ford. Phone 4466. Evenings, call 1862
or SS2S. 2S5-S-15-1t
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
TSFD FIfRNTTVRF FOR SALF--

3 oil burners one portable oil burner,
electric stove. kitchen set, six chairs,
chrome. repossessed: kitchen set, six
chairs, wood; kitchen set, SIX chairs,
Timed oak: kitchen set, 4 chairs, wood; ;
drop-leaf table, chairs, lined oak;
Kitchen step stool, kitchen cabinet, din
ing room suite. blue sofa, platform
rocker, piece living room suite with
sin covers. piece reed suite, student
desk. blond: 2 step tables. blond; cock
tail table, blond; cocktail table, ma
hogany; three small end tables, occa-
sionaI chairs. two sewing cabinets,
three used radio consoles, mahogany
chiffarohe. walnut bedroom suite, used
beds. 39a cot bed, 30" cot bed, ? dress
ers. 3 small antique rockers, one iron
er record cabinet. Open every even
ing Warrington Furniture. Company.
Gail harrington 1920 S-3-tf
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
NOTICE: BURNER SERVICE

Pearce Oil Company, Inc, is now in a
position to give you still better service.
We have a contract with the newly
formed Pearce Heating and Air Con-
ditioning, Inc, to clean your burner
now and give you service whenever
required. Pearce Oil Company, Inc,
William B. Pearce, president. Phone
Milford SAT-. 54-7-13-tf
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE-Do you want to build a
new home through the V. A. or F. II.
A. financing? We have experienced
personnel available 10 help you file an
application. Phone or contact Mr..
Strickland Tewelow at the office of
I. d. Short Company, Milford, Della
ware. Phone 4547 ASST
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
I'M EMORfAM

In loving memory of Virel p. John
son, dear husband, father and grand
pop, who passed away August 6, 1852:
-Four years ago you left us,
And though we are apart
Well always share each day with YOU
Because you're in our hearts.
Sadly missed by Wife, Children and
Grandchildren S-l0-Itp
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
NOTICE: UP no 5000 PER MONTH

MEN OR sWOMEN-Part-ti time, re-
placing food items dispensed in our
new coin operated automatic machines.
Approximately $3.50 cash required Sc
cured by inventory. If you have a car,
references, and can devote hours
week to this thriving business, Write:
Nationwide Distributing Service, Suite
1O4-A. "a East Putnam Avenue, Green
wich, Connecticut. S-3-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
COMBINATION STORM WINDOWS

AND DOORS FOR Sal .F-Before you
buy be sure to see the fine new triple
track sold by us. No higher IN price.
Call for free home dem onstration. No
obligation. Free estimate, no down
payment, three years to pay. Fisher
Appliances, Inc, Milford. Phone S044.
Ask for Mr.. Trliitt. Tiff
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10

with cultivatOrs, used Case tractor
with cultivators, used Oliver 60 trac-
tore. used John Deere Model A tractor,
used g. tractor disk harrow, two used
side delivery rakes, used farm wagon
with flat top body and rubber tires,
used 3-botlom tractor plows, used 2
bottom 16" tractor plow, used manure
loader for Oliver tractor. used tractor
cultivator for INC H or M tractor.
Johnson and Penuel, Harbeson, Del.
Phone Milton 1924. S-2-2t