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Milford chronicle., 1957-06-28
LEWES
NeIIIe Nallor


Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph v. Cover
dale OF St Georges, S. c., formerly
of Lewes, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Josetta, to
Buddy Fried, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton K. Fried of Rehoboth Beach.
Miss CoVerdale is a June gradn-
ate of the Lewes High School and
is now employed by the Sussex
Trust Company in Leg=sooss.
Mr.. Fried was member of the
graduating class of 1856 of the Re
hob0th High School and is now
associated with his tather in the
printing business at the Delaware
Coast Press, Rehoboth Beach. The
wedding date is to be set for some
time in the latter part of Novem-
ber.
The Cub Scouts of Lewes and
four den mothers, along with Cub
Master William Craig presented
their final "GIorifying the Ameri-
can Indian" in the festival parade
in Laurel. The float captured sec
ond prize in the original non-agri-
cultural class B. The prize was a
trophy. Many thanks go to Mr..
ana Mrs. Green of the Thunderbird
Shop, RehobOth Beach, for donat-
ing material for the float.
Mr.. and Mrs, Byron F. Clifton of
Bridgeville and Dewey Beach, were
the dinner guests of Mr.. Clifton S
mother, Mrs. Frederick G. Clifton,
Sr., Sunday.
Herschel Potter has enrolled in
the u. S. Army Reserves and is
now taking preliminary training at
Fort Knox, Ky. Frank Metzner
will go to Fort Knox for similar
training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Graves and
their daughters, Ethel and Cathy
of Orland, Pa, are spending two
weeks here with Mrs. Graves par
ents, Captain and Mrs. Edwin C.
Marshall at their home Sunny
bank" on Pilot Town Road.
Mrs. Albert NJ Lupton Of York,
Pa, formerly of Lewes, is now at
her beach cottage for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Nicholas N. Gettys of Cam
den, S. c., is spending the summer
here with her son-in-law and
daughter, Captain and Mrs. G.
Herbert Orton, at their home on
Savannah Road.
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carlisle, Jr..
were Wednesday evening guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carlisle, Sr.
Delaware Civil Air Patrol Cadets
Virginia Dill, Bessie Peterson. FL
len Maris, Nancy Ludlow, Joyce
Kemp, frankie Dill, Bobby Jester.
Joey Somi, Edmund Box, Warren
Price, Ronnie Stumpt and Homer
Torbert left Saturday for ten days
encampment at Turner Air Force
Base, Albany. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Adams and
children spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. James Rowlinson of Els
mere.
Plan to visit the annual church
street fair on July 13.
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-28

terment at Barratt's Chapel, near
Frederick.
Mrs. s. D. CaTrow and Mrs. Clin-
ton Porter of Greensboro were
visitors of Mrs. Lewis Tayltr last
"Wednesday.
Mr.. and Ms. Wifford Fletcher
and grandson. Rodney Fletcher.
left Sunday for trip to Niagara
Falls.
At the last meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the fire company, ar
rangements were made for mis-
cellaneous booth at the annual
Church Fair on July 13- Each men,
ber is urged to contribute an ar
Uicle for sale.
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-28
COMMANDS THE ROAD
LIKE a GENERAL

You're charge road Here's of solid
sung low Qe than AZ @ to take the tghtest
6 ee to hold the toughest roads made mighty hp)
to do the exceptional with matteroffact ease.
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-28
Caesar Rodney
School Notes

Caesar Rodney School officials
are still in need of teachers to COM
plete the 1957-5S staff. In the high
school an English teacher and 2 So
cial studies teacher are needed. In
the elementary school at least five
teachers are NEEDED, mostly to take
care of additional sections. The
school also needs an instrumental
music teacher in the elementary
school grades.
A balanced life includes work.
recreation. meditation and study
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-28
BIG MISTAKES ORDERS LIKE A PRIVATE

Instant obedience! Start!
NeutralI Low! Drive! Re
verse! The Big Ms Mere
O-Matic keyboard Control
does just about everything
but salute. It's so advanced
you can even release the
Toe-Set parking brake by
pushing a button.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27

HFc NIE ~ S.vsi sI M,d ESsFs c,s.
ter--Partiaiiy ,estored farmhouse.
he. rooms. hath oll heat; !
sunday noon Snti darn Din !:
River I'd tnroush PotSmsc. fishi
on stony Greek I'd 70 Traviiah
I'd right 70 open sign, OF STRAIGHT
throuEh Rockville Rte. eSl 70
ESQ station. ieft ca rravliah ID
70 open sslen on left. JANE r.
KNOX. Exclusive AGENT. OIL.
6-56ii.
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HOME 6HINSf AVS INCOME.

9 iss!iSs tc"6. sii.S sS' FSon;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27

KENwooD-HERE IT isil Brand
new. four-bedrm., three and . half
bath Colonial IN KENwooD-now
ready for iandseaping This Gus
tom-bulit home offers q select To-
cation in suburban Maryland with
all the pleasures Of country-clu
living. See this value and ELEVEN
others IN Kenwood. North on wis,
ave. left on Dorset. risht on
Highland. left on oarnett to SOS.
Open sun. i-6. OIL. 2-6i34. TED
LINGO REALTY
wEsTMoRELAND Hills : S406
Albemarle st.--well worth your
while TO see this nne home. H.
eeptional value At s4e.50O. I'm
med occur, Of this substantial four
bedrm.. two full and tvo half bath
Colonial. Library. pansied recrea-
ton room with bar, screened
porch. most attractive grounds.
YOU'LL LIKE IT. To reach: out
Mass. ave. l blk. past westmorelAnd
circle. left on Duvsil. left on James.
town. riaht on Albemarle TO OPEN
siEn. open sun. i.30-o. OIL
2-6i34 or oil. 7-26sp. TED LINGO
REALTY.
DocToR--ADJAcENT TO KEN.
WOOD. Lac corner lot BRADLEY
blvd. and ooldsborol. A TED
LINoo-built home. LArse rooms.
high ceilings, family rm.. kitchen.
paneled library and recreation
room. four bedrooms four baths.
screened poreh. maids room. still
under construction. Nov IL the
time 70 select your decor OIL.
7-eiss OF OIL. 7.s6sa TED LINGO
REALTY.
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COLORED-$l5O DOWN

A qualified purchaser can own
this modern postwar 2-family home
in. excel. Sc. sec. Live in / apt, let
other apt. pay your rent. Call Mr..
FULTON, HU. 3-4922 weekdays;
10 5-0607 week ends and ewes.
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HOUSES F0R sALE-s.E.

cow. ANDREWS. ROLLING, 1890
sort Davis pl. Sc. BY OWNER
J.oedrm. brk,, Ia baths, rec. rm
vacant excel. eond assume A.
s Sum sol m NO; s.s Max offer Open
.ARGK CORNER, 4 and 5 rooms.
: kits. : baths, large enclosed
porch. attic. new cond. partly
ERi ia s.7oiO.' '''''nin' OWN
' eos N SOn. S S,A, st ;i,,;5.s
Be used a. 3 apts. or 1 fooming
house, hot-water, gas heat. will
sell al present market price. Call
OWNER, AP. 1-E33l, 2Ss
lkcLUDED. vet only eA minutes
from downtown; highest spot In
town md close g sehools--De-
taehed home ist a. has NV. rm..
din. rm,, kitchen. den. powder
D.. 2 bedrms.. and bath finished
recreation ru. and "a bath IN bsnt
built-in garaee. Just enough
eround 20 Try your iuck-not
enough TO tire you out. Liberal
nnancinF Open for inspection
o7p0. wo. e-o7s6. FOR sSis or
% BRANDYWiNE ST. s.E.-ovn-
er leaving town: sil.e9O. Phone
W y-luLNl
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ROCK CREEK HILLS = Lovely,
ionial. beautifully situated. in TOP
cond. Entr. hall. liv, rm.. din. rm.,
cleo, kit, breakfast rm.. paneled
rec. rm. with bar; S25.7OO. KoR-
zENDORFER. Realtor, OL.-4-S11l
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BRICK RA1lBLER-Bsmt. recr. rm..
4 bedrms., corner fenced lot; near
schools and stores; FLA terms.
By OWNER. GA. 4-S672.
MONTG. CTY.i SII.5OO. terms
Spacious grounds with 2 giant
poplarS, over y acre; Groom
house. Three large bedrms.. full
hsmt.. outside entrance; also. small
4-room cottage needs repair;
street paved: ga miles d. c. via
a-304i. w. W LEWI6.
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1877 3 ST. eR.
P Pssr p slS ap' very n ei sSod
kal Open ewes 4 10 q
4 T-aaiS. II Ne Ana, Lu. i.eaei
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KENSTNETON

OPEN Sun Z-6
1924 Homewood pkwy. Must be
sold ct oncel Detached 3-bedrm.
brick rambler on Ice. corner lot
rinsneing 70 suit buyer. THE
Priced well below original cost at
Sl6.e50. For dir. call Mr.. Lawson.
10. 5-4e41
ThoS. D. Walsh, Inc.
SIS 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-6s50
Massachusetts, Ave Ext.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27

DAMAsCUs-g5 acres; farm home
Large modern kit. dishwasher;
liv. rm. din. rm., 3 large bed
rms. baths; guest house barn
and outhldgs oil h W. Dashboard
INC. Clearwater 3-23i1. Damas-
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WeStnoreland Circle
8 SPACIOUS ROOMS

First presentation Of this stately
williamsburg brick Colonial within
s Se s:,S e the clEsls ne Ps szssl
roomy center foyer. LIST d. L.
BRARY and bath. special multi
ple-use solarium on bedrm. level.
adorable masters suite, pvt.
grounds and garage. This will sell
ready Please call now for appt.,
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DAMASCUS = 4-bedroom English
brick. 2 baths. large liv. RIM,
din. rm.. large modern kit. large
bedrm. LIST A.; 3 bedrms, md q
Excel. location IN town S2S,5o0.
JERRY Jerry SocSo,Ki:,, n ING ia Clearwater
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ARI-. ~. b. owNER--center.ha hal
rambler , bedrns, / y baths On
rec IN sep. Din I'm - .to:v
carp porch. patio e22,nsn A..
sur1s PA MI 49, trust u. &.
1850. zoos n. Rochestsf st
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ARL. n. By OWNER - s.bedFn .
ssk ramelsT; Y tai trees lss
Dc lure kit. Walk-out bsmt, pa :
ito under screen porch few blocks.
100. zoo ;rtn, playsrovneei; .leE s,rs
school. SOS $50. 2f33 No Rock
ingham g., ~ 4-2s27
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.E.

eosO TAYLOR ST. N.E.-3 rms.
se bath ssIa.i full ,r S,mt .I ISt SSxlSc
i5-ft. paved alley. Clear and
free Of all assessment. Price,
$4,000. Termsi Cash, 81 200; bal
ance, $50 mo. Interest SO. o. W.
HAMMOND, No. 5 Hammond DR.,
Clarksburg. Md.
FROM OWNER-s.W. cor. 9th and
Z SITS. n.e.-4 bedrms. and bath on
End mr.; 4 rms, LIST FIR; Q pvt.
lntrs.; one on r st.: one on 9th
Vt;.: brk. gar, S11 mo-. Will con-
slider S12,500. Antiques also for
sale. Ii. 1853. 26s
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
(coNTINuEDl

POTOMAC-Open 1.6. Custom
Size SI' bedrms'. each with p rSn' entry
to q bath. pan: den plus Ice. liv.
rm. and sep. din. rIn.. mod. kit.
with .'Old World" charm and sep.
hreakf. rm.. ser. porch, gear gar.
and full bsmt., 3 acres Of beaut.
fenced paddocks and stables.
This Is truly q home for gracious
entertaining and. comfort living.
Owners transfer makes It pos
sible to acquire this outstanding
prop. below reprod. cost. DIR. /:
out River I'd. to Potomac. left on
PANS 70. e Burbank 70 iE, dr. r i:i,
S S5sJS III 1HcaoaI LITTLE r.
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rm. fenced yard Neat as a pint
sl3.e50 WATSON. 10. $4,000,
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sIs $. TAYLOR ST, A. .s.or 2.
81 eai'9 5.drS Sri'fi vips 9f f% yits ne ::
pis fuii and half baths;
bsmt large lot. nr. schools,
transp. Shoppine center. Penta-
gon. OWNER on premises sun.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
in-iavs. Lee. level lot; vacant;
immed. poss. Mr.. Penland. 10.
S-549S. RE. $4,000 til 9 pm.
PRUDENTIAL REALTY CO.
EAST EVANSVILLE AREA, 46l2
Burlington I'd. AL brick house, 4
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
/ and "a baths, full bsmt.. storm
windows and doors, front porch.
Sl3,500. 10. 6-6953, LU. 4-453S.
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Sol acres. known as the Multi
with "a tenant houses. z double
garages, single garages, ID
wells, improved road, black top
and hard stone. This property is
located about 10 min. drive from
Atomic Energy Development, and
rs min, drive to Pepco Develop;
M az siss. 900 Sotness'ii CASH mo- SsIanee
installment note ct AZ interest.
payable $3.50 per mo. Secured By
mortgage. o. W. HAMMOND, No.
& Hammond dr.. Clarksburg. Nd
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CHEVY CHAsE-New listing. On
dead-end st. Complete apt. in
bsmt., double lot. Gear garage
convertible to living quarters. ALL
BRICK. Many fruit trees, garden.
S35. $50. HILDEBRAND CO., Ju.
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DAMAscus-New brick homes:
S tS s ss. .soS. ana hT t,,s eS Ssn.
RI spsssio PI SAT- q p PIE FRR ~
COOK, INC; Clearwater S-@Sll
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

ALEX, at dw High schooI-Brick
semidet: 2 Ice bedrma, tiled
bsmt.. air-eond. unit. many other
desirable extras. reasonable. 202h "a
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DAMAscUs-3-bedrm. brick RAM
bier: liv. rm with nrepl large
rm. with shower; oil h.-y. base
S SEi5s h' coo K kc ser' Gl:arS SsS
a.23ii bamascus. Nd.
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BUNGALOW bedrms., full bsmt.;
change. OWNER. ia. 9-7O10.
BRICK BUNGALOW-About l acre:
20 min. Capitol; also house needs
repair: about 2 acres: on highway;
$1,000 to $1,000 down. May ex-
change. OWNER. ia. e-7010.
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M DAMAsCUsi si5,750-Attrac.
i've Cape Cod; 3 bedrms.. 2
baths. Ice. knotty pine library
with firepl.. oil &C. heat, alumni
mum storm windows and doors,
garage; beautiful level Handicapped
lp', Aus SsfSPq roE ETs.I s spndt ssSs s
Y9sssSs wis. ave. NoeS Of. sS.Sie5' ono,
omen sun, l0-7.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., brk. Co
lonial, Coed location; Pansled;l iv.
$4,000 Is value for investment.
VIII rent for at least $40 KOR-
ZENDORFER. Realtor. OIL. 4-6i1i
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

3-BEDRM., den, lh-bath Colonial
in 2l-ft. Nv. rm.. fam-siEed din.
nm. lgc. kit. with picture window:
full walkout-entr. bsmt,; quick
commut. to U. Of Nd. NSA and
MOL. Real buy at S17.650, FLA or
conven. terms. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES. AP. T-7774.
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD-3-bedrm.
Cape Cod. %-acre wooded lot,
Priced low for quick sale. Fair
view 2-55O1.
NEAR BALTIC. PARKWAY - Cory
3-bedrm. Cape Cod home. Firepl.
in living room. lovely terraced lot
with large patio. Priced for quick
sale at $4,000. FLA terms. Call
til 3 pm. WA. $4,000 ROBERT
S. DAVIS a CO., INC.
BRICK RAMBLER. like new, 5 yrs.
has extra income, Sll0 mo. from
apt. Fine neighborhood. close-in
Nd May take small trade Price
incl. furn. $4,000. 10. S-5777.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Old-fash-
toned 6-rm. home in lovely College
scaped lot. Only Sll,e5n. SS5 per
1900.
LANGLEY PARK-sl5, 600
Take over $4,000 OF 4ge loan
payable Ss4 q month. on 3-hedroonl
brick rambler with basement and
storage attic. 0-E kitchen. inelud-
ing dishwasher and Disposall: near
school,. shopping centers and ex-
press transportation. yet on dead
end street on park. Call HE. 4-4653
LEWISDALE-Sl4.a5O
4-BEDRM. BRICK CAPE COD
Lovely clean home: separate din.
rm;; fyii espt.. rec, I'm large arg.
Immediate possession II desired
Cali Mrs, Cox, LU. 2-Sl36. or ST
3.73ha. ATLAS REALTY co.
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A GOOD BUY in Montgomery
Tambers. S25,750 and up Hot
water heat. Close to District or
shopping. Can be seen. Sat. or
Sun s o. any sysnlnE o.. S po.n.
mae on Fails I'd, Lake Normandy
Esfaies pO o.ALAn1
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KENSINGTON-Loveiy home on
lot 7Qx2l2; has living rm., dining
rm.. Kitchen and dravine rm. on
lst; 3 bedrms.. bath and study
on End n. Taxes are low. Askins
RTIss : only wv slb s;.ieaa Evs MI
o osIHTtf.i M Reai.S GINA IA. s.o7Ss
KENsINGTON-3-bedrm, rambler,
garbage disposal and dishvasheri
P n oys Sn, sS.s .s S. 5snesS SsSS
By OWNER. Ia. 6-nO9A.
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. 7-9393. Pc. 2-2S2s

CHEVY CHASE, WEST-Newly dec.
saSsS Son1 So ssSSO Sa sSIRsi
scr. porch. full bsmt: with bath;
SIS.950 GEO w. ROBERTSON.
Realtor, 1886 Wis. ave. OIL.
2-2l23: ewes, HU. $500. once
nnen Sun 1O-7
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CHEVY CHASE - Brick Colonial;
cow. to quiet neighborhood,. 4
bedrms., . baths End a.: full
bsmt, paneled rec. rm. and bath
S ssE US Or Ro dSH fsTSSs7 1855 wis
ave OIL 2-Sia3: ewes, oil
2-2570. once open sun. 1917.
CHEVY CHASE, West; OPEN. 4sle
Morgan d5lve s.5Attr ~ [lsT n, PIE
2-car garage, . llrepls. Priced fol
immediate sale. Exceniicnal terms
w, CLIFFORD SHERTzER. Builder
OIL. 6-S342.
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KENsINGTON-Brick. dishWasher,
disposal tlrepl.. 2 bedrms,. fenced
lot: s12.25Q' 44al Brookfeld dr..
VIII. R-2hA3.
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BETHESDA-Close inll 1t is rare
to find a home within Minis. OF
bus and shop, yet in 9 quiet,
secluded neighborhood; brick
home with lge. lily. rm., din. rm..
mod. kit (ample eat. spaced.
scr. porch plus BEDRM. AND
BATH on LIST A.; : Ice. bedrms:
and bath on end; full bsmt; and
garase: this prop; Is n outstand.
your insp. CLIFFORD v. LITTLE,
III --0Qoa p0 O-O909
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Vsls.soS ) bsdrms. On Muncss.sr
I'd, on Rte. $40. Call Po. 2-6607
for further information.
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QUAINT ACRES, new center-hall
rambler-screened porch; double
garage: h.-w.h.; dayiight bsmt.;
II you want the best in eonstruc-
ton, and above all . quiet and ex-
elusive location. with an acre Of
land. drop BY 30 Quaint Acres
drive. RIMMER BROS, Builders.
Real Estate. WA. 7-0o47: AR,
7-a10Q
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CAPITOL HILL,

SPECIAL BARGAINS
First time In the market. Lovely
homes in the restoration area. For
apt. call Elk. 3-5367. Ewes. JU.
1-6349.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-26
ATLAS SUCCESSFULLY
FIRED

The Air Forces successful fir
ing of an Atlas intercontinental
baliistic missile came at a crii-
cal time, when the United States
was in need of a shot in the arm,
morale-wise in the rocket and
missile field.
That the successful firing oc-
Cured during the NATO confer
ence in Paris was also fortunate,
and the news swept Paris and
brought with it something of a
sense CT relief, and satisfaction.
1t should be kept in mind, even
though this is an encouraging de-
velopment ilong-awaited), that
this brings us only into the first
stages of intercontinental missile
achievement. A long road is ahead
before we have these missiles in
quantity, capable of accurate con-
srol over a range of 5000 miles
or more, and ready to be fired at
short notice in varied conditions.
At least, however, we are off
the ground and on the way in
the long-range missile field. The
important thing now is to speed
up the program in every way pos
sible.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-26

light driving. 1t Is also a holiday
season, which adds to accident
probabilities.
Since the weather bureau has
predicted the next few weeks will
be colder and wetter than usual
for most of the nation - the hol-
iday driver land ordinary driver)
would be wise to stay off the
highways as much as possible, to
exercise extreme caution while
driving on them.
Interestingly, nights are long
Ct in the northern part of the
United States than they are in
the southern part The resident of
Miami, Florida, or lower Cali
fornia or Texas, will find that
the shortest days of the year in
his are are considerably longer
than the extremely short winter
days in New England, the Great
Lakes region or westward to-
ward Montana and Washington.
Those living in the more north
ern ATTITUDES will somewhat even
the score this summer, when they
will enjoy longer days than those
experienced in more southerly
locations.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-26
PRAYERS

Prayers or mllllOnS OF army
privates - both past and present
- seem on the verge of be-
ing answered.
Kitchen police duty, the dread
KIP that all too frequently plagued
the private, may be on its way
out, says Gen. Maxwell d. Taylor,
army chief of staff. He explains
that TIE use of radiation, deny
dration, and other mechanical
processes have sharply curtailed
the need for kitchen police chores.
So the American army will be
finally arriving at the blessed
state me German army reached
long ago. The Germans employed
civilians to 90 the kitchen chores,
releasing their privates for full
time training in the field.
Gone will be the weepy job
of peeling onions, the monotonous
of 'spuds" to be pre-
pared, the sloppy chore of mop
ping the kitchen, the scalding,
never-ending task of washing
dishes, pots and pans-assuming
the army has finally discovered
Inc marvels of the automatic
iishwasher.
But the soon-to-be-liberated
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-26

Mrs. Ellen Elizabeth Antonson

Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen
Elizabeth Antonson, 70, of Gull
bertsbn, were held at 200 p. m,
last Thursday in Trinity Lutheran
church in Culbertson, with the
Rev. Everett Tande, pastor, Of
ficiating. Cloyd-G order Mortuary
was in charge Of arrangements.
Burila was in the Hillside Gene
terry at Culbertson.
Mrs. Antonson died Monday,
December is, at her home of a
stroke.
She was born at Hemnes, Nor
way on July Is, 1878, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. liver Nelson.
She was married to Matthias An
tonson at Hemnes in 1908.
The Antonsons came to the
United States in 1905, living in
Minnesota. In 1908 they came to
Rjchland county. where they
homesteaded south Of Culbertson.
Mr.. Antonson died in 1858.
Mrs. Antonson was a member of
the Lutheran church.
Survivors include a son, Benny
of Cuibertson; a daughter, Mrs.
Alden Cornell of Tacoma, Wn.;
five grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-26
EDITOKIALLY
EARTH WARMING UP

DR.. Edward Teller says the
earth Is warming up. Taking his
stand in the controversy concern
ing the trend of the weather, Tel
Ter says that the increasing
amount of carbon dioxide in the
air is warming up our earth.
Teller says accurate measure
me'its show that there has been
an increase of 2% in the carbon
dioxide in the air since the be-
ginning of the industrial revolu-
ion. This has been caused by
heavy uses of fuels such as coal,
oil, and its derivatives.
Unless there is a halt to the
trend, Teller believes the earth
will become overheated before the
end of the twentieth century. He
believes that when the amount
Of CARBON dioxide has increased
much further, ice caps on the
Poles will begin to melt (they
are already receding and the
amount of water in the oceans
will increase
This will inundate such Port
cities as New York and such
countries as Holland.
The answer? Teller believes the
answer is the use of nuclear fuel.
The associate director Of the Uni
versity Of CALIFORNIA; Radiation
Laboratory says that we must
put nuclear fuel to work, pow
ering electrical plants which 9TH
erwise would consume coal, or
oil or other carbon dioxide pro-
fuels.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-26
THE HIGHWAY PROGRAM

recent estimates lndlcate the
national highway program, about
which so many had high hopes
a year or so ago, will be slow
In reaching completion. Morrow
er, the Governments share of the
huge program - originally esti-
mated at $27, 500, 000, 900 - is to
be almost $40, 600, 900, 000.
The net result is to stretch out
the program and delay the COM
pletion date. 1t is now predicted
that The United States will not
have a complete federal highway
system until 1878. The original
goal was completion by 1870.
1t turns out that many states
underestimate the cost of acquir-
ing rights-of-way in their own
borders and they now wish to
add about twice as many traffic
interchanges, bridges and other
complications to the roads in
their states as had heretofore
been expected. In addition, higher
of construction have
been decided upon in many in
stances.
The way we see the handwrit-
Ing on the wall, in view of the
attest developments, is that the
states themselves are still faced
With the responsibility and ne
of seeing to it that their
Dad systems are kept modern,
10Th in conjunction with the new
program and otherwise. After all,
he problem is really one for the
tates, primarily, and the latest
are that the states
must continue to carry the ball
nd responsibility in the field.
he federal program is not a
ure-all by any means. !,