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Milford chronicle., 1957-11-22
MILTON SCHOOL BUILDING

M1 YIN othOVh DOlLDkNO
NOTICE is hereby given that
Special Election shall be held at the
present Milton School Building I'm
Milton Consolidated School District
No. 8, Sussex County, Delaware, in
the same manner as other school e.
lections, on Saturday, the 14th day
of December, A. ID. 1851, between the
hours of 100 o'clock and 500 o'clock
p. M. Eastern Standard Time, of
said day.
shall be to vote FOR 81 AGAINST
proposed issue of bonds on the credit
of Milton Consolidated School Dis
trict No. 8, Sussex County, Delaware,
Eight Hundred Dollars ($70, 100000.
Every citizen, male or female, re-
siding in said School District who shall
be entitled at the time of the holding
of said Special School Election to
register and vote at a general election,
held at the time of said Special
School Election, shall be deemed to be
a qualified voter and entitled to vote
at such Special School Election, re-
gardless of whether he or she is a
registered voter at the time of said
election.
The purposes and reasons of said
proposed issuing of bonds shall be to
to carry out the following Building
Program of Milton Consolidated School
District No. 8 which has heretofore
been proposed and duly approved,
MILTON CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 8
BUILDING PROGRAM
Proposed building Program, as ap-
proved by lie Board of School Trust
ees of Milton Consolidated School Dis
trict No. 8 Feb. 14th, 1857, and by the
State Board Of Education Mar. 21st,
1857. Construction of locker and show
er rooms to existing building; re-
placement of boiler; alterations, re-
modelling, renovations.
The presently estimated total cost
of completing and carrying out said
Building Program is the sum of One
Hundred Seventy-seven t h o u S n d
Dollars (S177l000.00), of which amount
$1O6, 10000 is the maximum share to
be contributed thereto by the State
of Delaware, and the balance, to wit,
SIC, 10000 is the share of Milton Con-
solidated School District No. s.
The maximum rate of interest that
said proposed issue of bonds shall
bear shall not exceed five per cent
(5%) per annum.
At said Special School Election a
sufficient number of ballots shall be
provided upon which shall be written
or printed the words FOR THE
BOND ISSUE and the words "A
GAINST THE BOND ISSUE, each
to be separated and be followed by
blank square in which the voter
shall mark his choice, and each quail
flied voter of Milton Consolidated
School District No. s, Sussex County,
Delaware, shall be entitled to receive
one ballot to vote his choice at said
Special Election.
This Notice and Call of Election
is issued this 18th day of November,
A. ID. 1857, in compliance with the
provisions of a resolution adopted by
the Board of School Trustees of the
Milton Consolidated School District
No. 8, on November 18th, 1857.
Howard T. West Chairman
Herman o. Brittingham, Clerk
Board of School Trustees, Milton
Consolidated School District No. 8.
Sussex County. Delaware
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CONTRACT 1868
BETHANY BEACH GROlNS
Csera~ raRKn%xs

CONTRACT 1868
BETHANY BEACH GROlNS
Sussex County
DISQUALIFICATION HAS BEEN
WAIVED FOR THIS CONTRACT
11:5 M M: F. r, B, NJ: Timber struc-
6s c. Y. Portland Cement Con-
crete Masonry
1900 L. F. Timber Piles, Treated
SO M. F. B. M. Timber Sheet FL
ing, Treated
80 Each Pulling Existing Piles
25 Each REFUSING Existing Piles
500 Each Treating Existing Piles
1000 Tons Filterbed Stone
1,700 Tons Corestone
120 Tons Crib Refill Stone
5000 Tons Capstone
CONTRACT 1875
MISCELLANEOUS BRIDGES
Kent County
5000 c. Y. Channel Excavation
$500 c. Y. Excavation for Struc-
$500 c. Y. Borrow
$50 Tons Hot Mix, Hot Laid AS
phaltic Concrete Pavement
300 Gal. rel Asphalt
300 Gal. RC-3 Asphalt
100 Tons Crushed Stone
100 Tons Stag
700 c. Y. Portland Cement Con-
crete Masonry
$50 S. Y. Superficial Waterproofing
$4,000 Lbs. Bar Reinforcement
800 L. F. 10" Timber Piles, I'm
900 L. F. IA" Timber Piles, I'm
treated
$50 L. F. Timber Test Piles, Un-
treated
Tons Sand
HnI IL C-1
1000 L. F. Seeding and Mulching
L. 8. Removal of Existing
Bridges
430 L. F. Aluminium Bridge
L. S. Prestressed Precast Re
inforced Concrete Bridge
Decks
CONTRACT 1876
cRANsToN HEIGHTS
New Castle County
.7o8 Mile
2" Hot Mix AsphaItic Concrete Pave
ment on 5" Waterbound Macadam
Base
L. S. Clearing and Grubbing
5000 C. Y. Excavation
10 c. Y. Rock Excavation
100 G. Y. Borrow
$3.50 @. Y. Select Borrow
$500 Tons Waterbound Macadam
Base Course
1,400 Tons Hot Mix Asphaltic Con-
crete
so Tons Cold Laid Bituminous
Concrete
2 C. Y. Portland Cement Con-
crete Masonry
20 L. F. IL" r. G. Pipe
200 L. F. Is" R. c.. Pipe
8 L. F. a" Cast Iron Pipe
20 L. F. 4" V. C. Pipe
$50 s. Y 81 Portland Cement
Concrete Gutter
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-22
EXECUTORS SALE
of valuable
REAL ESTATE
and
Personal Property

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1867
AT 1890 O'CLOCK p. M.
at the residence of the late John c.
Dickerson, situate miles east OF
Glendale, Delaware, the following:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Parlor suite, chairs, lounge, small
stand, round stand, rockers, lot of
pictures, mirror, mantle clock, 3 beds,
2 bureaus, wash stands, dresser,
single bed, book case. chairs, vases,
Hot Blast Coal Stove, lot of dishes,
lot of lamps, Side board, wood kitchen
stove, gas stove, gas washing machine,
laundry tubs, 2 porch chairs, Piano
and bench, and other things too num-
erouS to mention.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Set of 1000 lbs platform scales, gar
den harrow, garden rake, potato forks,
pitch forks and hoes, lawn mower,
]. ID. Horse drawn hay rake, 2 horse
farm wagon, 80 bales of straw, large
wood box, 5 TT. step ladder, 16 it.
ladder, IL TT. roof ladder. carpenter
tools, crosscut saw. horse walking
plow, horse walking plow, 1 horse
crativator, three hog killing pots,
1.-TWO 16 gal. and one 20 gaL), briar
scythe, 10 ft. tractor drawn M. d.
binder, grain fan, and two riding cul-
REAL ESTATE TO BE SOLD
AT 300 O'CLOCK r. M.
TRACT NO. 1-An that certain
tract, piece, and parcel of land, sit
uate, lying and being in Cedar Creek
Hundred, Sussex County, Delaware,
lying on the easterly side of the dirt
road leading from Lincoln to New
Market, and said to contain 40 acres
more or less. of which S5 acres is
tillable land, and 25 acres being wood :
land, improved by a two-story dwell
ing house, barns, and other outbuild-
ings thereon.
TRACT NO. 2-All. that certain
tract, piece, and parcel of land, sit
uate, lying and being on the westerly
side of the dirt road leading from
Lincoln to New Market, and said to
contain IS acres of land, more or less,
so acres being tillable land, and 25
acres being woodland, improved by a
dwelling house, barns, and other out
buildings thereon.
TERMS: 2096 of the purchase price
will be demanded on day of sale, and
balance to be paid within Is days
thereafter, or on delivery of the deed.
Purchaser will be required to pay the
costs and expenses of the deed or
deeds, and the revenue stamps there
on.
ERNEST DickERSoN AND
EULEN DICkERSON
Executors of the Estate of
John G. Dickerson, Deceased
Auctioneer: Harry G. McAllister.
11-15-2t
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NOTICEi

Will the persons wno are hunt
ing, also running their fox dogs
on our premises, known as the
Carl Coverdale Farm and the farms
joining it, please keep off. This is
private property and not to be used
by the public. If not obeyed you
will be prosecuted to the fullest
extent of the law Please don't ask
permission to hunt.
MOLLIE SHARP and
C. RODNEY SHARP, JR.
11-8-3t
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-22
SLICED WHALE

YARMOUTH, N. S. Up The
motor vessel Bluenose was on time
on her run from Bar Harbor. Me-,
despite the bump" near the Lure
ner Lightship. A large whale try
ing to surface in the ships path
was sliced up by the propellors.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-22
PUBLIC SALE

AS / am disseminating farming, viii
sell at public auction on the farm
where | row reside, II mile west of
Barkers landing Bridge, 2 miles from
Magnolia, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1857
AT 1000 O'CLOCK A. M.
The following:
COWS
/ BULL for slaughter. IA COWS, 5
Heifers
FARM IMPLEMENTS
oliver manure spreader, 2 sets Farm
Master mixers, milk cans, milk
strainers, 2 milk buckets, force pump
& gas motor, F-20 McDeering tractor,
Massey Harris tractor, 101 Super with
cultivators; 'z0'' Oliver tractor with
cultivators, manure loader, row
McDeering corn planter, 2 row Nc
Deering corn planter, manure spread
er on rubber, set bottom base plows
on rubber, set Oliver 2 or bottom
plows, it, double disk, section
spring tooth harrow, spike tooth drag,
plant setter, IL spout super grain
drill, corn shelter, corn wagon, 16
spout McDeering grain drill, Case
combine with grain tank, IA in. bear
cat hammer mill, set barn scales, AZ
Ford truck, AZ Nash car, anvil and
forge, 1900 watt A. G. electric light
loader, dehorners, large pile scrap
iron, ice box, lot of glass jars.
TERMS: CASH.
HARVEY &. THOMPSON, Owner
c. II. Phillips, Auctioneer. 11-15-2t
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notice.!

All persons are forewarned
against trespassing on my prem
ises with dog, gun or trap or any
livestock. Granville Shockley, Mil
ford. 11-8-3-tp
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-22
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER %. 10

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1857
AT 100 O'CLOCK p. M.
To be sold on the property of Mar
shall E. and Anna j. Wells, a four
room bungalow, with bath, running
hot and cold water. located miles
from Milford on the Thompsonville
Road.
MARSHALL &. WELLS and
ANNA J. WELLS, Owners
Walter Dickerson. Auctioneer i1-22-lt
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29
WITH THE
YOUNGER SET
HAPPY HELPERS

The Happy Helper Bluebird Club
met on October 25, 1857. We made
baskets to put our things in which
we are going to make this year.
Betty Deitchel and Julie Holton,
from Kiyachic Campfire group
taught us two games.
News reporter,
Cynthia Harrington
Londons Cub Scout Pack 96
held their monthly meeting, a hal
loween party at the Youth Build
ing in the fairgrounds on Wednes-
day night. The opening flag cere-
mony consisted of Garry Jones car
rying the American flag, Jim Smell,
Pack flag, Bob Johnson and Rich
ard Barkalow, color guards. The
invocation was given by Rev. Rob-
ert Schmeding, preceding the pro-
gram for which Jim Bailey, Cub
Master, presented the following
awards:
Den 2 - Charles Remley, Jr. one
silver arrow; Steven Bechtel, two
silver arrows; Jeb Bowlus, one
silver arrow and David Bechtel,
Lion badge, one gold arrow, two
silver arrows, assistant denner
stripe and lion card Den Mother,
Mrs. William Bechtel.
Den A Ronnie Roark, Lion
badge and lion card; Billy Roark
bear badge and bear card; Rich
ard Knisley, bear badge, one gold
arrow and bear card; Jimmy Swy-
ers, wolf badge, assistant denner
stripe and wolf card; David Prof
fit, wolf badge, one gold arrow
denner's stripes and wolf card anc
Larry Garrard bear badge anc
bear card. .r..
Den Mother, Mrs. Jones, one sill
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29

Den Mother, Mrs. Barbara Mar
inelli. Den 5, Larry Jones, one sill
yer arrow, Barry McClaskie, lion
badge and lion card; Joe Johnson,
wolf badge, one gold arrow and
wolf card, and David Wilson, wolf
badge, one gold arrow, four silver
arrows and wolf card. Den Mother,
Mrs. Betty Wilson.
Den 6 - Jimmy Turvy, bobcat
pin and Monty Linder, lion badge,
one gold arrow, one silver arrow
and lion card. Den Mother, Mrs.
June Garman.
Webelos Den - Jim Smell, one
silver arrow; Donald Rife, one sill
yer arrow and Eugene Noble, two
silver arrows. Leader, Kermit Ses-
Ter.
Year pins were awarded as fol-
lows to Gideon Yerian, one year;
Michael Alexander, one year; Tom
Channey, Den Chief, one year; Ray
Cingel, two year; David Bechtel,
two year; Ronnie Roark, two year;
Larry Garrard, two year; Jim Col
well, three year; Jim Smell, three
year; Garry Jones, three year;
Donald Rife, three year; John Lou
don, three year; Neal Alkire, three
year; Michael Richardson, three
year; and Eugene Noble, three
year. Harold G. Noble, advance
ment man received his one year
pin. During the Webelos ceremony
the boys going into Boy Scouts re-
ceived their graduation certificates.
These boys were Michael Richard
son, Jim Colwell, and Gary Jones,
Troop 90; Donald Rife and Jim
Smell, Troop 102 and Eugene Noble
Troop 104.
In Cub Scout group, prizes were
given to Steven Bechtel, prettiest;
Garry Butts, ugliness Robert Rem
ley, spookest; Richard Barkalow,
unusual; Jim Smell, funniest and
David Bechtel, most original. In
the brother and sister group priz-
es were given to Marsha Swyers,
ugliness; Jerry Fowler, spookest;
Pamela Linder, unusual; Linda
Jones, most original and the In
dian family, David and Joe Prof
fit and Nancy Rife the funniest.
Mr.. Roy Butts won a prize for
the closest bean counting contest
and David Bechtel a prize for the
witch drawing contest. All judg-
ing was done by Rev. Schmeding
Mr.. Richard Evans, Troxal Lay.
bourne and Richard Birmele.
This month was under the direc
ton of Kermit Sesler with ideas
committee, Mrs. Harold Smell, Mrs
Howard Richardson, Mrs. Ton
1 Jones, Mrs. EIdon Colwell and Mrs
Harold Noble assisting in serving
do-nuts and cider for refreshments
The mascot was won by Den 2 fo
the most parents present.
1 Mrs. Harold Noble is turning he
1 duties as pack secretary over t
Mrs. James Bailey. In closing tn
/ benediction was given by Rev
I Schmeding.
1 The next pack meeting will b
held at the St. Johns Parish Hal
\ November q, at 7:30 p. m. wit
Mrs. William Bechtel in charge
4 The theme being Achievement
\ Month"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-01
HOLLY WOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Change Of Pace for O'Brion

HOLLYWOOD tNANAl.-
Big change Of pace for Hugh
OBrian In the musical movie
he and song-wrlter Sammy
Calm are packaging. TVS Mar
shall Wyatt carp will be sing
ing and dancing In 'sThe Glory
Of Love- Also love-making. 10
Judge BY the title.
Lauren BacaIl has moved into
her new. fairly small home Ito
get away from memories Of the
big Holmby Hills mansion she
shared with Humphrey Bogart.
But one piece Of furniture has
followed her--the old leather
chair from the den where
Bogey received friends in the
last brave months of his life.
They're after Gregory Peck
to play Col. Percy Fawcett, the
explorer who vanished In the
Brazilian jungle In 1925.
The British are touting a.
year-old Etonian Tim SeeIy as
another James Dean. Tim won
his acting spurs as the l7-year-
old schoolboy In the British
stage production Of 'Tea and
Sympathy" and has signed q
seven-year Aim contract with
Sir Michael Balloon.
Il
Some confusion on the ro-
mantle status Of Gen Lyons
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and Bebe Daniels son Richard
and actress Jackie Lane. Rich
ard says they are engaged. and
gave Jackie a big emerald ring
to prove Il. However, I'VE are
Just good friends" says Jackie,
Perhaps IL Is possible TO be
engaged and good friends.
Attention. Mike Todds Here's
something new In parties
when the commercial television
station in England gave q BIG
river wing ding last week. the
guests were insured for S.
billion.
Zsa Zsa Gabor few in from
freezing London. warmed by
the Balrnain wardrobe she
wore In Herbert Wilcox's 1.-THE
Queen and Smith"-Herb's gift
to zsa zsa. Even warmer were
the two extra movies she
signed to make for Wilcox and
Anna Neagle in Europe. ! must
hand 1t TO the Gabor gal. She
has made q big career by
believing she can act.
$3.50
Elizabeth Taylor has prom
Used Metro she will attend the
"Raintree County" premiere
in Kentucky. October 2. And
you can bet Liz viii outsparkle
every other star present.
Motherhood has made her even
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-01

told some 200 listeners that
many club members have been
helping with q face-t0-face
drive in Northern Virginia, for
more than two weeks.
Until Election
The Nation-wide campaign
viii continue through election
eve. Mr.. williams said.
The meeting. characterized
BY unanimous votes and gen.
eral unanimity. was conducted
BY Mr.. Williams. assisted by
other officers. Included were
Walter Jubien and Miss Bar
bara SpiIlinger. first and Sec
ond vice presidents: Miss Joan
Foreman and Miss Shirley
Camus, corresponding and re-
cording secretaries: Biehl
Clarke. treasurer. and Mike Gill
and Miss Catherine Scott. ma
tional committeeman and COM
mitteewomall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-01

more beautiful. And when Lii
can tear herself away from the
baby. I understand she viii
make another picture. Let's
hope so.
Robert Wagner has added
three more gold charms "a
Natalie Woods hracelet-each
has en- inscription. The FIRST
Wow. Charlie second. "Yes,
Mr. .Suuid." She likes the third
best: Just plain. y love You"
eth. Boy Friend" at Metro
Is being written expressly f0I
Kay Kendall. and the new Mrs
Rex Harrison has informed
the studio: "I'lI do ton two
conditions--if the picture can
be filmed In England. and II
George Cukor Directs George
took care OF Kay's very sue
cessfnl debut In lies Girls. /"
For the local premiere OF this
movie. Metro Is spending
$4,000 on q facelift for the
Pantages Theater.
So
Ray Milland. lunching with
British producer David Rose,
told me he goes back to Lon
don In March for another
director-star assignment. II
viii be his third consecutive
stint as director and star. His
recently finished 1.-THE Safe
cracker" is about an English
convict who was brought out
OF jail during the war to ply
his. shall we say. trade, on be-
half Of the Allies In Brussels,
Joel McCFea's young son
Jody. now in the Army, landed
"a featured role In Teach Me
How to Cry" while home on
furlough. He has 10 more
months with Uncle Sam--then
back here 10 concentrate on
his film career. Jody doesn't
want to be a Western star like
his dad.
"Interlude." the title song
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-01

| upon the kibttzer
cried: Idiot! A boogle can't
beat a feeble and q crank
shaw"
/ Abe (Inter City Wadler
is back from Hollywood where
he visited an MGM set. Saw
three chairs on the lot, one
marked PRODUCER. the Sec
ond labeled DIRECTOR and
the third marked RELATIVE.
| Stubby Kaye. the "Li1 Alb
fner" funnyman. visited a couple
who brought out pictures of all
their nephews and nieces.
If you're so crazy about
children why don't you have
any Of your own?" Stubby
asked.
I'VE can't" was the sad re-
ply.
The doctor told you?" Stub
by inquired with sympathy.
Not the DOCTOR" said Stud
by's pal. "the landlord"
Not a night went by but that
q middle-aged man would drop
in Freeman Chum's. stop at the
bar and hoist several drinks
ito my marriage" Chum finally
asked the customer how long
he'd been married.
For 20 lousy years." the guy
replied. land the only pleasure
/ get from my marriage Is
when ! drink to It."
| Henry CASTILLO. editor at the
Press Box. tells about the Moon
bopsters who were in the mid
die Of a set when an Earthman
dropped in.
Don't stop" said the Earth
man. Keep on playing. BY
the way. what's the name Of
that tune?
Why. man." replied one Of
the Moon cats, that's How
Low the Earth"
49,
Hat man Harry Rolnick
was in India watching a
fakir charm q cobra with a
flute tune. A man and wife,
arguing furiously. passed by.
The man stopped. put his hand
on his wife's arm and whis-
pered: Wait. darling. it's our
song he's playing"
49,
Robert @. Lewis was week.
ending with friends when g.
year-old Junior announced that
he and little Alice, the girl next
door. were getting married.
How Soon7" Lewis asked.
I'm about a week." was the
reply.
Can you SUPPORT a wife?"
Sure" said Junior. my
weeks allowance will be enough
for u.s."
But suppose you have a
baby?"
"Oh. we talked that over"
said the youngster. IF we see
the doctor coming with his big
black bag we're going TO hide"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-01
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Double Trouble With q Name
BY CHARLES McHARRY

NEW YORK.-For many
moons host Bob Downey. In
charge Of events at a club called
No. l Fifth Avenue. had q
pretty secretary named Doris
Raindrop. Despite her name
and Pocahontas-like beauty,
Doris wasn't an Indian.
But people kept asking about
it and Downey got pretty tired
Of explaining that Doris folks
were aerobats who used The
Raindr0pS" as q stage billing.
They liked 1t so well they had
their name legally changed to
Raindrop.
When Doris took on to get
married. Downey interviewed a
dozen applicants and hired q
girl with the no-problem name
of Alice Drake. After working
several weeks Alice came in one
Monday to be greeted with the
usual: Good morning, Miss
Drake"
But I'm not Miss Drake.
anymore" Alice announced
happily. II was married over
the week end-to your former
secretary's brother. Now I'm
Mrs. Raindrop.
Downey figures he's in trouble
again.
Goldie Hawkins tells Of three
card players being pestered by
q kibitzer. The trio took Il for
several minutes and then an
nouneed they were going to
play q new game they'd in
vented.
One player tore the deck
in half and dealt half-cards
to himself and buddies. He
studied his hand and an
nounced: II pass with Q
feeble"
The second player took q
long look at his hand and
said: Il bet $40 on q crank
shaw"
The third player said: Il
double 1t with q boogle."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-01
THOs. ]. OWEN q SON,
Auetioneers,
iii y ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN As
PREMISES us EAST CAPITOL
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust record
ed In Liber No. 1OlO3,. at Folio
Isg Of the land records ci the
in front Of the premises. on FRI
DAY THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, AID. 1857, AT TWO
THIRTY O'CLOCK. PM, the west
"a feet 9h inches front on East
Capitol Street BY full depth OF
original Lot Numbered Twelve
LID N SQUARE Numbered Eight
said land being nov known for
purposes Of assessment and taxa
ton Is Lot 500, square sos,
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. De-
post OF $500 required at time Of
sale, Terms Of sale TO be COM
piled with within thirty days from
date Of sale. otherwise the trus-
ees reserve The right 70 resell the
five days advertisement Of such
resale In some newspaper pub
lished In the District OF Columbia,
or deposit may be forfeited, or
without forfeiting deposit, trus-
tees. may avail themselves Of any
legal pr equitable rights against
deiAulting purchaser; further. par.
51sglaT I, a. 9t.i tine Of sale Adjust.
ter rent TO date OF sale, ali con-
veyancins, recording and revenue
stamps, etc ~ cost ot purchaser.
..SANhpEEl oscRfvENER!; IT,:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-01

from the June AlIyson- Rossano
Braxxi scorcher. Is boosting "In-
terlude" just as Debbie Rey-
noIds' hit recording Of "Tam-
my" did for "Tammy and the
Bachelor" The Mcclure sisters
recording Of ''Interludep is now
in the top 10 on the West Coast.
Robert Evans claims there's
one advantage 10 being part
time actor. part-time dress
manufacturer: when q girl
tells me that I have q terrific
line. / thank her on behalf of
my partners In the dress BUSH
ness"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-01

hour meeting at the Statier
Hotel.
Beginning at 5 p. m. area
Republicans viii be urged TO
take part In a 'Neighbor to
Nelghbor" campaign. GimuItan-
eously. groups across the Ma
ton will echo the CRY.
Face-to-Face
The purpose Of the campaign
Is TO promote Republican sup
port through extensive face to.
face contacts with friends.
neighbors and relatives.
Details OF the local sendoif
were discussed last night at a
saeeting Of the Young Repub-
lican Club Of the District.
Bob Williams. club president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-01
ADVERTISEMENT.
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