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G RkSsfDy Sc cESSSWaIA Ay Fsp. AN9
ana row brick; D rms. ~ SstSs;'
AL shape: gar. full bsnt... rec
rm. in bslnt.; gas heat: Colonial
front porch; lee. rear I'd; only
SIZE mo. Mr.. NEUMANN. MA. g.
C0LORED-I520 CHURCH ST. NV
~ d rRs;;s bath ma. S-777s o.
COLORED. 1888 W STREET NV
SIS. T csii ac mi Rs s.'a a:.lT Tsd.e.i
COLORED. e26 c ST. s.E.-4-bed-
rm. house; Just on Pa. ave-: AZ only
SIS. Can SHANNON 4 LUcHs CO...
7g4 14th st. NV, Ma. S-2345.
C0LORED - NE. DEANw0OD = 9
rms, bath, gas heat. .S84.5Q, Va
f SEaasjLr4In cceos 's Ma M SussSa DIXIE
cOL1oRED-H 81: Sc. VIC. S4sh
story brick; 5 rms. besemt.. eas
neat yard: good cond.; vacant
~ iy'e CO., ma M. s HSSssis oDiAiE REAL
COLQRED : Sc. = 5-RM. Semidet
with psmt; ses heat. fenced rear
Last HS0s la teA%oO.
COLORED-2-BEDRM. semidet. 3.
.old brick; remodeled; S72 80
Us 56th 81. ne. on. bus line and
4.3197 or Elk. 3-34OS. Monday.
cSS ss,Gl ma 81 sSsA e; =. NJ Ne:
ssass. s siSo' ne! E aoy s.7 70 Rent o.
r0F AUVR 10 01s 80 - - -
s.sSsa. j H5.' s.sSeessje. s SSd;SS; "a
coLoEED17ss Merton Ct. NV
1884, Cue 81. N.W.@s rms. kit.
4. 9sitdzH f Ap. A-oias, ia. s.ss4s
CoLORED
SAW RBNTtlN PL. N,E.--Seg. sc
1915 re foMAc AVE- G. E.@$i9. 81
Der mo kas heat GOOD condition
BIO G. ST. g.E.-RoW brk,. 5 Bis
T II s sstR; fuil ssmt' s ~ 90 s.z NJ;
coLoRED OR WHITE
II rms. 4 baths. D kits: good nv
loe;; y rms. detached ne. loc.: ~
son or E ssI. e Ss s Dscr, Ts o sSss
70 buy; Rood tourist possibility
furnished Or unfurnished; also tive
bldg. lots for sale; lO0xlOO. AID
4-5262: ewes. 10. 2-7272.
COLORED
42lb Benning RI. Me- rms.
bath; rec. rm.; garaSe; gas heat
SoO2 18th ct. N.w.-Flat. ? rms.
path; gas h..w.h.; $76.
,.i 1870 20, 2 .s.. s.E-e rms. bath
1923 i1th St. N.w.-and a. IA,
9 rms, bath; ArcoIa heat; adults
GUY THINNER
1929 l1th 81. NV. NO. 7-4eo;
10 EDS KMso s6SAET pL Eo NV
BIS SPRING RID. N. W.: d RMS
325 9th ST. Sc: 2 APIS.
1879 ADAMS ST. NE: 8 RMS.
LOUIS Ridden. tn, 2-3O0O
coLoRRD-NEAR HOWARD UNIV
q rms. 2 baths, low rental
9TH AND TAYLOR SITS. NV.
apis. z rms. kit. and bath each
WALTER A. BROWN
l0le W. Ave. ma. e-i05s
coLoRED-236 q 81. NE.
rms. bath. oil b.. reasonabl,
-. WALTER A. BROWN
l0l1 VI. ave. MA. e-i65s
HNY nnEn
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APARTMENTS WANTED
HOUSES FURNIsNED

SMALL unfurn. apt. about ia rms.
s ssfiitn9 eRSrc A.! 81. ia-i.Syi vicinity O
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HOUSES uNFuRNIsREp

WHEATON, ct. Gatherings parish
3.bedrm. briek-and-shingle Colo
nial-style home. Fam, -sise din. .rm,.
equipped kit. full bsmt. WLQutsidt
entr. Extra clean. Rent. oi3S; or
VA MI ssslllssS iss an 500 per mo
ALExANDRIA-6 rooms. end brick,
completely EQUIP, incl, washer and
drieri iIll bsmt3 10 n,ins; % Pente-
cNAsHI u Co. s' RH. se04sss. . :
lHILLCREsT HEIGHTS. ND. 5lO3
garage. full bsnt.: firepl. large
SIPS mo. RA. 3.0alz.
l-BEDRM., N. ARL.-Immac. Cane
codi 2 baths, pan. rec. rm., Scr
porch: dishw.. disposal: community
swim. pool; cow. bus, schools.
shop st, AIMS Parish; dead-end
e.; $l77.50. Avail. July 3. KE-
MT. VERNON = Superb estate-type
home; unexcelled Potomac view; 4
e esSr ms ~ baths tbs. S lzs sit; 81. z:
BOB DUNCAN. R e Smsi Ki. s.sois
2-BEDRM., AIR -C0ND. HOUSE, iiv,
rln. with firepl.. small patio, mod
kit. good closet space: w block
from Dupont Circle. Only 113O
For further information. call EN-
$1,000. LEoUM q GERBER REAL.
332 you 81. N.W.-6 Ike. rooms:
prick; sas heat; ST. mo. tn.
OFF OLD DOMINION = 3-hedrm..
ctr; -hall brick colonial; Va acre
with lawns, towering oaks, shrubs
and nQweIs; 90 min. PentaRon.
FAIRFAx--2 and 3 bedroom homer
REAI if7.. cs ca s.sl RSg CIR EA slSssi
yA,:MeLEAN AREA-4 bedFps.. 3
baths. z nv. rms, completely air
cond.; $3.50 per mo-. The best
R FSnsiEi ys: IA. s-a oSSSsn''s' KEY
"a, sS2I, II leth 81; Nv.
Io S6TBf RUbp2sNs. A ~. s.s IES
I'VE HAVE A LOVELY selection Of
homes n upper NV. and Mont
somsSSgg n Sc; frem $lS9 mo. I UP.
SosENTJ J i. s ahSp . co.
AURORA HILLS
"a. s-so27. 81. 4.S4ss 800
Mt VERNON BLVD. AREA-3-6ed.
rm. brick rambler at $40 FAIRFAX
I'd Holm Hall Villaee. Avail. july
J 81 Sllb per mo.
I3-BEpRM.. 2-BATH stone-and -brk
rambler: full bamt. on w. Blvd. ar,
Avail immed.; $3.50 mo. BERNICE
CARTER DAVIS. Realtor, so. g.
IBETHEaDA-cHEVY CHAeE-WIde
selection Of luxury homes.
ii. HEDRMS.. Si26.
L. czEvY CHASE COLONIAL. $50.
Is. 4.REDRM. CHI. Oh. home, S17b.
< Luxury 3-bedrm.. 2.bath ram
HGAziHo CHOICE OF OTHERS
ALLIED RI Rt.S STissc1 R,I DATI GYS,,,,,,,,.,
wA1K6FENH s,NNoPPDyNN Lo IN NC.
l014 Decatur SISSY; 2.bedrm
home in convenient kensinGton.
Glen Echo. SIG waukesha rd.-seo
Newly decorated 2-bedtm. bungalow
Laurel. Nd. 1929 Harrison Or. 500
bath.
1900 18th St. NV. CO. s-oe22
S115---2 BEDRM., ear.. din. rm.: n
the. city; vacant.
sllO-3-bedrm. Fails Church ram.
bier with bsrnt. July /.
S95-3-bedrm. Pimmit Hills ram
bier. Immediate. possession
cal PLANTATION REALTY, JE. T.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
RgsTAuRANT DELICATEssEN--
lkOeHER STYLE Located In busy
nearby vireinia shopping center
Gross sales S2bO.00O yearly. Show
about $4,000 annual net .profit
Price $4,000, plus stock. herms,
S2o,00O cash plus stock, BOZ
n ~. 'EyclussiyeD i4il Pa
VARIETY STORE, we'll stocked
5000 location; excel. oppor.: Low
prlce 'or cash buyer. Call wa
LAWN MOWERS. 200. lust beer
shaIpened and reconditioned, ST
seaSSnass Lot Of parts. Call OR
DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY
business. for sale. stores, PLAN
S T,vn ap "a snsss6 and route. $1,000
GENERAL STORE. for esta6iiShec
nusiness for over 40 yrs. located
In thriying Southern Nd, town on
a Man street sssc. newly N1 added YIN ar
VIII take ali Additional income income
from slot machines. BOZ ii6.ii
ALUMINIUM KITCHEN. in good con.
ditloni movable Located az WAT.
Va SSons Trojan SS ss .SS$8aS.f r'Ans''
GIFT. novelty and jeweIry Must sell
due TO illness, leaving town Ma
reas offer refused SIS 9th "
Good downtown location
LuNCHEoNETTE, sacrifice on ac-
count OF other business, Call After
pm, ~, p.1724.
DRY CLEANING AND TAILORING,
good opportunity for seamstress OF
tailor Now doinE approximately
$500 . wk. Will do much more.
SELLING due to other interests. For
quick sale. $500. Call Sat. from
IL noon until q. or SUNDAY, x
I'll Q. ia, b.5ieH.
LAuNDERETTE for sale, Corner 10.
cation. orosSine $3.50 weekly
Priced TO sell owner leavine city
CAL ST, 3-alpp.
H,ARsDwknE STORE 81 wsII.sSSi6.
y ,sned su1 st.ss sc2el ieeetisR. iov
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Warehouse SerVices

sSs. HIs .I ;;EsIs. ~ IlSs: '- 5.
trl6ution 70 entire Metropolitan
wee
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ONE-BEDROOM

OEEN SUNDAY Is
A.ssStt ~ q Hs s : Avn N ,,st;o5 ss q:
eious living nm. bedroom. dinette,
kitchen and bath: service entrance:
air conditioning unit. TOP fiooF
excellent view. See Mr.. HUGHES
N c AxEi az COURTS. 1920 18th
h spctiess eondision. 0e een SSanse down. sDs
town loe.: switchboard: q splendid
prize for only $1,000. LIBERAL terms
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS. NEW
AAMP. AVE. AND FARRA0UT ST
N.W.-Attraetive LIST and end fool
apts.. with full din. rm.. many Ice
sop sscr sssdsp .y rsE Fine fses
shopping; as low as $3.50.
TWO BEDROOMS
THE NETHERLANDS: 1889 CO.
L IN. H. Rp; NV NV; iarss room p
e:v ana 81. sho sHa PAM am
trsnsp. q door, Top floor, excel
THE WEsTMoRELAND. ele.
CALIFORNIA ST, NW.-2 largl
bedrms;. foyer. liv. rm., beautiful
slee Kitchen: din. area. and bath
Sids.: $4,000: terms. '"'O"''
-YoR INFORMATION OR AP,
6 4iNTTM AET o ~ lIFSsP TszTsI THEEsI
G HoMEs; i Ph;EASE gal, Gall . Mr.
eMITHY CO. 81. $4,000, EVE
AND WEEK ENDS, VII. 6-2653
THE WESTCHESTER
Main Bldg, entr.. hall. liy. rm,
din. rm;, bedrm, bath, kit, exc
eond.. Sl2,100.
Step down iiy. rm.. din. balcony
eedrm,. bath, kit, 4 Ice. closets
$4,000.
? bedrmf, 1 bath. hall, Nv. I'm,
carpets, drapsries. other extras. incl
IN price OF $1,000.
Liy, rm;, din: rm;. bedrm. mod
N.u A.. <,G..- 60
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EDMUND ]. FLYNN co.
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920)
Warrington Bldg. Ma. e-0565.
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FALLB CHUhcH-3-bedfm. house
nice yard. Cow. TO- schools. bus
chops, churches. SiiB. ", 2-e672
RIGGS IAnK-a-bsdrm. BIB. SENT
qet1. ans cow. area. 500. IN
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FLYNN RE-sALEs

PRESENTLY available. through
the exclusive !isttngs Of this
once, are many desirable I.
2 and 3 bedrm. apt. homes
with I and 2 baths In excel
lent locations. They are rea-
listiely priced from $4,000 Up.
For details and Tor appt. to
jmRszrses n. ny, q them Sv,, GAIL y
1929 or Mr.. OWENS. m. g.
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Checkroom Concession
Some Collateral Needed

SERVICE STATION
For lease. Located on corner Of Mt.
Vernon ave. and w. olebe I'd. In
Alexandria.
EXCEL. POTENTIAL
REASONABLE RENT
MODEST INVESTMENT
For details, call IA. 4.1100 be-
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VIRGINIA, sRINGFIELD and N
Community: 20 minutes 70 b. &
and Pentason over Shirley freeway
SSitS si isS ts Sis SPPksrIsoDSsrfsEHEt
REALTY Co, 94i0 Brandon ave
~. 4seali in shoppins ctr. I dr5
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s:siS1s -: . Poo s sssA: q :. lsR ; ].
70 manegei rent $3.50 mo. ieas,
Ellis, BROKER. ioio Vt. ave. RE
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BOOMING HOUSE 800 block Of =
G Ssns is.: g. ~ socn. nal. sss a
plus 3-room apt; and bath. unuEua
WIN I. ELLIS. BROKER. RE. Z.
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ssITss eS! 3, SO z S S000s Ss' sO IA " WI
ant; Good bus. sacr. $500. Terms
GIBRALTAR. DI. 7-65OO.
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sa ssHi6PSS SaB s. as4EEgfsSss .s RsS
I'VE HAVE A LOVELY seleetion Of
Somery Co, from $50 mo. up. '
ROBERT y. KENT INT . CO.
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CoNsULTANTS
Consult With Us. before
CssosiiIN-.Oe,fPERATED
LAUNDRY STORE

lent, instslisfion. financing.
tic.
Expert guidance in seiec-
several real money-makers
available. See MS. before sign-
ing with anyone. No obliga-
CAL q EQUIPMENT CORP.
1929 Georgia avenue. RIA.
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MOTEL---Will buy established mod.
ern motel. Minimum net $4,000
Northern virRinia preferred. Car
Furnish suficient cash. Box 23D.H
Star
TAVERN AND DANCE HALL, apt
moneymaking business. excellent
terms, leaving town. call or write
WIN. HAMILL Berryville. Va.
LARGE GUEST HOUSE, long estab
nice income. Can secure b-yr, lease
$500 handles. OWENS REALTY
NE. S-O4s6.
LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY--2b-rm
iLn,seome.proaueina guest home fcI
furnished. equipped and stated
st s~s eon y,SSnSs IN center n
converted 70 nursing home. Non,
REQUIRED. Boz 1880, klaf.
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PACKAGE LIQUOR
MAIL ORDER
nnn(n r.Nfaa0s4sxf
WASHINGTON.

ExcIT1Na HOmss. business Or one.
SST You S SSN S5df ne. ef sss. Sro
with no investment in merchandiss
Tor advertising required. Experiences
n Di, ns .sn.i5,a Proven practical Elsa.
iSNs2tiala .b letter SE,o,D.ws,ri write mn MIASII'
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Isl a. GE.9sN 20 W. H ~ 5 SEQ Az ";
SIHTs;i . &; 100 VI; Ioocd terms on III.
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sTARNEs REALTY co.
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WATERFRONT HOTEL. Potomac
|. River. st.; Georses Island. Nd
IL apis. 8 furn... fine beach; year.
round tenants from nearby Pa
tuxent Air Base: can be used as
club, apt. house. water motel Of
marina. Owner retiring. WIN sell
reasonably. GREAT MILLS III.
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NOTWITHSTANDING SUITLAND =
UNIQUE 3-bedrm. home Of artist
". country. Wants . desirable ten.
ant who viii appreciate this prop.
erty;, 3,asre let near Clinton: Nd
TER. Realinr- RR R-llnn
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kEA Estate BROKER. long esta6-
nsneq. Desires partner no exper-
fence necessary but must Be agFres-
a ave and reliable. Box AGE. Star
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L lsTs. Us 3 , sILE I YoUE BUSINESS,
S Ss.os1 e eash elisnts lN z. coop
hLDo.. D G.. Listings wanted IN
y. e. Va. and Nd. DI. 7-65OO.
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\. ARLiN0TON--s bedrooms. ~
baths. scr. porch. fenced rear I'd
cony. to schools. shopping anc
huslines. 10 see, call IA. 3-722I
SILVER sPRING, Woodside Park
: bedrooms, ga baths. den, rec
soona' sarass: reduced % SlsS mo
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lvp kit. and bath. Income $500
Dswr Price &C. S sllis down: $3.50 Z,
A. r. sEELYE. DI, 7-s325.
VARIETY sTORE-open 1880 10 o
closed SUNDAY . Rent $2iS: 5 SST,
inslvdlng $4,000 stock. A. r.
1EELYE, Dt. 7-S325.
FROZEN CUsTARD and carry-out
income 100000 W.: price, $1,000.
down, $1,000: rent, 500; two Gus.
A. r. sEELYE' DI. 7-s5sS'
LIQ. REST; inc $500 wk.. $4,000;
down. $4,000; 1850 liquor and beer
A. r. sEELYE, Df. 7-s325.
INVESTOR, NEAR CASUALTY HOSP
s sq6EE AMI Bt Lpf. .n wITH r 1E9S.
oWNER GUARANTEES $1,000 PER
WEEK. AID. 2.4077.
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hSG RH .s.s 5SYi Zoo SSsL g y 3 3
nave running water gsi psskinDr I Snse,
rented for 4 cars. 5000 4 mont
gross income quoted S706. mo Bin
PED. living room and Kitchen, & VI
lease reasonable. House rent 70 b,
E EHHTisd e SF zee down. EDWIN I
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TILDEN GARDENS-It Is not otter
one has the, opportunity 70 .pur.
snsi SIS such r.. lc cy. apartment HON:
been tasteiuliy decorated and mod.
ernised; 8 bedrooms. 9 baths. larss
living room, dining room. and up
to-the-minute kitchen with built.ir
Reveo refriserstor wall oven, table,
TOP fanse: etc, The price 10 fail
chased either for al cash or terms
NELSoN HudHEs. IN. 2.Slo0. '
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1EEHlsgI So saSs whit. S 81 X
brick house. Ice. Nv. rm. firepi.,
den, din. rm.. kit. 8 bedrms.. III
paths; porch, full bsmt.. beautiful
lawn. close 70 schools, redec., car
oe seen from $3.50 Am. to $3.50 pm
TAkOMA PARK. MD.-3-bedrm
sungaioI: Gas, heat: full bsmt.
oIOS Westmoreland ave. Also OAK
double bed, Ice. dresser, mattress
and springs for sale.
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SALESMAN = Nationally Known
brake lining manufacturer has open
ins ior territory salesman to cover
In Bait. or Wash; salary. bonus
and expenses: splendid OBJ. n
applying give full particulars, age,
exper., expected earnings, tele-
phone NO. etc. Reply Box $500,
star.
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HISk CAFIIALs ondIof SUPPORT
needed-Principals with knowledge
Of engineersng or mapmaking will
wardinG. We are reouired 10 obtain
bond and must have help to do so,
BOY l3O-F. star
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II rms. I bSths. ! ki mi1 5000 nv
baths. 3 kits: both properties excel i
eond.: for rent or lease with option
furnished o. unfurnished: also i've
bldg. lots for sale; lO0xlO0. AID
4-5262: ewes. 10. 2-7272.
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SILVER SPRING. lac Richie ave.;
S110-e bedrooms. large kitchen,
automatic washer; suitable for 2
or tsmalll: close to transp.,
silver Spring. Taknma Park and
Flower ave: shopping centers; avail
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-29
RED MEN
NEWS

The members of Sakimas Tribe
No. 10 have decided to hold their
Tuesday meetings at 7:30 p. m.
instead of 500 p. m. because the
tribe is increasing and there is
much more, activity and business.
On Tuesday evening, March 10.
Great Prophet Preston Timmons
filled the Sachems stump as Sachem
William Powell was absent and
since the tribe is local sponsor
of the Chest X-ray Drive, there
was much discussed and new ideas
presented.
Everything possible is being
done to get everyone over Is years
of age to have their chests x-rayed
The Red Men are very grateful to
Mrs. Byron Gibson and some thirty
ladies who are to be hostesses. In
case of bad weather the Red Men
are going to try their best to get
hot coffee and umbrellas to the
ladies on duty.
The general chairman wishes to
announce that Mrs. Frank Austin
has volunteered to work Saturday,
April 13 as clerk which is really
wondered as it is expected to be
a big day and it takes longer to
get cards filled out than it does the
.ctual x-ray.
1t is expected that many people
will be downtown Saturday, April
Is to see about fifteen members of
Sakimas Tribe in full regalia and
war paint urging the public to get
a chest x-ray. The list of members
isn't quite complete as many new
members are joining the tribe but
names will be published when the
list is completed.
The tribe with the support of
the Milford Police Department has
been able to obtain three parking
places from the bridge to Humes
Hardware Store for ten minute
parking so the public can park long
enough to get their chest x-ray
The Collector of Wampum, Mar
vel West, has offered to use his car
on Saturday, April 13, to go get
people who may he handicapped
from being able to get down town
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-29

ard flyers will be left in stores
there for the public Senior Saga
more Walter Warren, chairman of
Lynch Heights. Thompsonville and
South Bowers reported that posters
were up and he will see or call
people and urge them to get their
x-rays. The general chairman, Nor
man Paris. Jr.,. reported that
Houston is being taken care of and
wants the support of the public.
After the meeting, refreshments
were served by the Red Men and
were really enjoyed by all
On Saturday, March 80, $50 a. m.
over radio station WKSB, Milford.
there will be an interview by MIR.
Borden Smith of the general chair
man Norman Paris, Jr., and hos
tess chairman, Mrs. Byron Gibson.
The general chairman would like
to announce that his publicity
chairman is very busy in the pro-
cess of moving and would like t.
be relieved of the write-ups but
will appear on radio, April 6, with
him Mr.. Earl T. Paris, Lewes,
Sas agreed to do the write-ups and
along with his wife has been help
ing the general chairman very
much.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-29
Service Slants

FORT KNOX, KY. (AHTNC)-
Pvt. Lemuel E. Tyre, %, whose
wife, Ruth, lives in Ocean View,
Del, recently completed the in
termediate speed radio operators
course at the Army's Armor Train
ing Center, Fort Knox, Ky.
The 12-week course trained Tyre
to receive and transmit code mes
sages over various types of radio
equipment and to service the
equipment.
tember and also completed basic
training at Fort Knox.
The son of Earl w. Tyre, Route
/, Frankford, he was employed by
f. /. DUPONT de Nemours and Co.,
Seaford
FORT KNOX, KY. (AHTNC)-
Pvt. Alvin T. Davis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. Davis, Route 2,
Selbyville, Del, completed the first
phase of active duty training under
the Reserve Forces Act program
at Fort Knox. KY, March 16.
Davis received eight weeks of
basic combat training at the fort
to be followed by advanced in
dividual and unit training.
Men volunteering for the six
month tour of active duty are per-
mitted to finish their military SER
vice in local Army Reserve or Nat
ional Guard units.
Davis attended Selbyville High
School.
FORT KNOX, Ky. (AHTNC)-
Pvt. Dallas f. Sparpaglione, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie SparpagIione,
Route 2, Frankford, Del, completed
the first phase of active duty train
ing under the Reserve Forces Act
program at Fort Knox, KY, March
16.
Sparpaglione rec e iv e d eight
weeks of basic combat training at
the fort to be followed by advanced
individual and unit training.
Men volunteering for the six
month tour of active duty are per-
mitted to finish their military SER
vice in local Army Reserve or Nat
ional Guard units.
Sparpaglione attended Selbyville
High School.
FORT GORDON, Ga. (AHTNC)-
Pvt. Frank l.. Reed, Jr., whose par
ents live on Route 1, Milford, Del,
recently completed the teletype
operation course at the Army's
Southeastern Signal School, Fort
Gordon, Ga.
The 20-year-old soldier is 1865
graduate of Milford High School.
FORT KNOX, Ky. (AHTNC)-
Army Pvt. Monroe l.. Messick,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan L..
Messick, Laurel, Del, completed
the first phase of active duty train
ing under the Reserve Forces Act
program at Fort Knox, KY, March
Is.
Messick received eight weeks of
basic combat training at the fort
to be followed by advanced individ-
ual and unit training.
Men volunteering for the six
month tour of active duty, are per-
mitted to finish their military SER
vice in local Army Reserve or
National Guard units.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-29
traffic for February, 1857. by type of

The 1S-year-old soldier is a
1856 graduate of Laurel Public
High School.
FORT KNOX, KY. (AHTNC)-
Pvt. Harry d. Bertrand, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred A. Bertrand, Sr.,
Route 2, Frankford, Del, COM
pleted the first phase of active
duty training under the Reserve
Forces Act program at Fort Knox,
KY, March 16.
Bertrand received eight weeks
of basic combat training at the
fort to be followed by advanced
individual and unit training.
Men volunteering for the six
month tour of active duty are per-
mitted to finish their military SER
vice in local Army Reserve or
National Guard units.
Bertrand attended Selbyville
High School.
Second Lieutenant Leonard G.
Greenly of the Delaware National
Guard of Milford, has returned
home after attending four months
at an officers anti-aircraft and guild
ed missile school at Fort Bliss,
Texas. Lieutenant Greenly is an
instructor at Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-29

to the unit and those may call Mil
ford 5474.
On Saturday, March %, chest
x-ray meeting was held of the
General Chairman, hostess chair
man, Red Men and hostesses so
everyone could be given instruc-
tions and hear the reports of the
chairman.
A picture was taken to be put
in the papers of the general chair
man and hostess chairman and
since Mrs. Byron Gibson is hostess
chairman and quite attractive and
since the general chairman is a
member of Sakimas Tribe and
dressed in full regalia with war
paint, there isn't any doubt that
it will catch the public's eye TO
remember to get their chests x
rayed.
The poster chairman, Senior Sag
amore Walter Warren gave his re-
port that two hundred posters were
put up in different business places
and on sides of trucks that deliver
in Milford. The place, date and
time was printed on the posters by
different Red Men. Sachem Robert
Steward printed eighty of them
and did wonderful job.
Great Prophet Preston Timmons
being chairman and that announc-
ing of the chest x-ray will be done
all over Milford.
The general chairman reported
that over fifty letters had been
sent out to organizations and
churches to announce to their
members of the chest x-ray. The
Collector of Wampum, Marvel West
being chairman of Lincoln, re-
ported that posters were put up
and he is in hopes everyone there
will get their chest x-rayed. The
Great Prophet. Preston, Tilnmons,
chairman of Slaughter Beach re-
ported that posters will be put up
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-29
Alvin Huey Doing
Well AT University

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crate as Swing" end behind first
stringers Joe Harvanik and Ben
Klingler in his sophomore season.
Huey will round out Lis first
year at the university with the
freshman track squad this spring,
probably running in the 440 or the
$50. He placed second in the 800
during the 1856 Delaware Inter
scholastic Track Meet held at the
university last spring.
Frosh football coach Scotty Dun
can, who introduced Huey to the
college game, said the Milfordite's
success at the varsity level is no
surprise to him. "Huey has proven
himself a fine athlete" he said,
land his community may be proud
to be represented by him."
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-29
SOVIET SELLS CARS

MOSCOW = up - The Soviet
Union is now exporting trucks and
cars, including the new baby" car
"Moskvich." to Libya, Ethiopia,
Saudi Arabia, and Yemen, says
government report.