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Milford chronicle., 1958-05-02

Thomas Peck and Charles Peck,
Jr., attended Southern States
Farm Supply meeting in Seaford
on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Peggy Malek attended an
art convention in New York City
last weekend.
Mrs. George w. Hanson has re-
Jerome p. Hollis and Mr.. Hollis
of Bermuda, the former Miss Betty
Wingate, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles B. Wingate, of their ar
rival in Lucerne, Switzerland, for
a stay of several months, following
visit to London and Paris. Mr..
Hollis is engaged in business in
Lucerne for the next few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Horle-
man and children of Salisbury, Md,
were the guests on Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Horleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Fetrow of Car
Isle, Pa. were the guests last week
end of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hollo-
way. Mr.. FetrowA was starter for
the American Legion Matinee held
at the fair grounds on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brobst and
Miss Matte Ward attended the fu-
neral on "Wednesday of Mrs.
Brobst's uncle, E. G.. Hastings of
Delmar.
On Sunday, Mrs. Thomas Peck
visited her father, Olin Taylor, who
iS natinnt in thp Nantic0ko Hoc-
pital, Seaford.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-02
FELTON,
Mrs. Virgie Carlisle

The theme of Rev. Larry Rem
ner's sermon at the Sunday NOR
ming worship service was Good
News from Antioch" The Senior
Choir's anthem was Let Me Walk
With My Saviour" and the Junior
Choir's anthem was "Sing the
Clouds Away"
The WSCS will hold a rummage
sale in the old fire hall on May l
and 2.
If anyone can help with the Va
cation Bible School, please contact
Richard Adams by Sunday, May 4.
The Avon Club held their Pres
idents Luncheon at the Dinner Bell
Inn in Dover on Wednesday. The
last meeting of the club will be
held in the fire hall on May z. with
installation of Officers, followed by
tea.
At the Alumni meeting held re-
Gently officers were elected for the
coming year as follows: President,
Roland NecmSn; first vice presi-
dent, Margaret Hart; second vice
president, Robert Creadick; corre-
spending secretary, Jennie Gerry;
recording secretary, Kathleen
Brown; treasurer, Louise Holden.
The next meeting will be held
on May 27, when final plans will
be made for the banquet and dance
to be held May 81.
The adult class held their month
ly covered dish supper in the VFW
Home on April %. They voted to
sponsor a booth at the annual
street fair to be held this sum-
mer.
Mrs. Ben Coverdale returned
home Monday after being patient
in the Milford Memorial Hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Peterson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Hog
er in Mt. Holly, N. j., on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hardy are
the grandparents of baby girl.
The baby is the daughter of their
son, Richard, Jr.. and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Lott Ludlow and
family attended tea given by
their daughters home economics
class at the University of Delaware
on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. o. B. McGinness and Mrs.
Helen S. Harrington went to Cape
Charles, Va, Monday. Mrs. Mary
Layfield returned home with them
after having spent the winter with
her sister, Mrs. Helen Eubanks.
Mrs. James Cahall spent Friday
in Philadelphia.
Miss Nancy Torbert, student
at the University of Delaware spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Torbert.
Walter III. Moore enjoyed a day
at sea with his son, Walter w.
Moore, EN-3 (SS) u. S. Navy, No.-
folk, Va, in his sub, uSS Siralso
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. t. East were
entertained at a joint birthday din
ner at the home of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth East of Seaford last Sum
day.
Mrs. Anne Sharp attended the
35th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Rentz at Capital
Grange, Dover, Sunday afternoon.
Dorsey Hammond, a student at
Swarthmore College, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William ID. Hammond and
brother Dale.
Saturday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry. Carlisle and daughters. Ma
rie and Patsy, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Dickinson and children,
Howard and Linda Mae and Mrs.
Joseph Nixon of Burlington, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. McCabe of
Harrington were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Ca
hail.
Laurence Heyd of Hewitt, N. j.,
is visiting his sisters, Mrs. Cora
Hughes and Miss Dorothy Heyd
and brother, Leslie Heyd.
Mrs. Russell Torbert and son
Jimmy were in Ocean City, N. j.,
over the weekend to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Torbert's cousin,
Marian Wilkie.
Miss Marianne Jackson, stu
dent nurse at the Memorial Hos
pital in Wilmington, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Connelley
entertained at a birthday dinner
last Sunday in honor OF their
daughter, Mrs. Helen Morton. The
following guests were present: Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Morton and children,
Ellen and Tommy of Newark, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Hitch of Smyrna
and Mrs. Mary Raughley of Har-
rington.
Mrs. Norman Burton attended
the alumni banquet of Combs Con-
servatory of Music in Philadelphia
on Saturday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carlisle, Jr.,
of Salisbury, Md, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Carlisle, Sr., and daughters,
Marie and Patsy.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-02

Announcement was made at the
regular weekly meeting of the Ro-
tary Club last week by the COM
mittee in charge of the Beauty Con-
test Pageant of nine contestants
in the senior division of the page
ant.
There are three entries from
FELTON, and six from Harrington.
The contestants from FELTON, are
the Misses Evelyn Joyce Walters,
Judy Mary Weinberg, and Bonnie
Blu Belts. Those from Harrington
are the Misses Lois Graden, Mary
Ann Lyons, Sylvia Willis, Maureen
Boyer, Janice v. Basham and Shar-
on Sue Lowe
The pageant will be held in the
High School Field House. Thurs
day, May is, at s p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-02
HARRINGTON
Mrs. Ada PItlick
Phone: Harrington 6S4o

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Bear and
children of Plainsfield, Pa, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Spahr of Etters, Pa,
We're the dinner guests on Sunday
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Hippensteel.
Mrs. Wallace Hanson with Mrs.
George r. Miller of Frederick and
Mrs. William G. Stokes as co-hos-
tesses, entertained the members of
the Caesar Rodney Faculty Bridge
Club at her home on Monday eve
ming of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Massey at
tended the fiftieth wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Massey at their home in Lewes on
Sunday.
Mrs. F. B. Greenly will enter
tain the members of her bridge
club at her home on Friday eve-
ming.
Mrs. Cora Harrison is the guest
for a few days this week of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Sockrider of Milford.
Mrs. F. S. Bailey, Mrs. F. B.
Smith, and Mrs. T. H. Harrington
ATTENDED luncheon-bri at the
Dinner Bell Inn in Dover on Tues
day. given by Mrs. Joseph Gerow
of Frederica.
Mrs. Allen Carpenter of Dover
was the dinner guest on Saturday
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pitlick.
c. Fred Wilson, W. w. Sharp and
Harry F. Murphy attended a Scot
tish Rites Ceremonial held in Will
mington on Thursday.
Miss Grace Graham of the Della
ware Hospital, Wilmington, is
spending a two weeks vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Graham.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-02
Grangers VIII Hear
DR.. Can,pana Talk
CONTINUED from pare onay

program under the direction of
Mrs. Lucius Webb, Home Ec
chairman, Subject, Home"
Sussex Pomona announces q oov-
cred dish dinner in Midland GRANGE
Hall, Saturday, May 3rd. At $40
D. m. All Milford members are
urged to attend. eat, then come to
your own Grange meeting.
The annual State "Worshin To-
gether" Sunday will be at Georce.
town on May 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16

CABIN JOHN-6-rm. Colonial, in
beautiful condition. on y acre Of
ground; gear detached gsraGe.
Colonial front porch: 5 bedrms.,
enclosed rear porch: full base
ment with oil a.-e. heat. Owner
anxious to sell; easy terms. Price.
&l2.e60. r. A.. HUMPHREYS q
SONS. Perpetual Building, ~.
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BETHESDA-No other new split
ss n aS.I fG sosssi1s.iSu Pla' ss
e baths. IN. family fm.. h-Ser:
lot, tall trees: $500 down. OPENf
DAILY AT 3. Out Bradley blvd -
miles. right on FernVood I'd !.
follow arrows. SAMUEL Z. BOG.
LEY d. c. Once, AD. 4-o2eO;
ewes. IN. 2-I0O7.
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CHOICE NV, controlled aFes-At.
i issnsd S SriS T e. sr.niin Colonial
Den. powder Ss rm nr.'tse' SeS arm im
p BRAS Tes ~ a sEb SSeTso To
$25; 900. PAUL o p STONE. tn.
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AREA-Beautiful set
ting on ss-acre lot. surrounded by
trees. 2-yr. -old rambler with 4
lRe. bedrms. and 3 baths. scr.
porch. bsmt. and garage. Priced
In low sos. Owner transferred and
must sell this lovely home. De-
tails, call DEAN M. ALDEN, JU.
5-S170.
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB - Charm-
ing 3-bedrm white brick Colonial
on 3ls acres In the heart OF the
fashionable Potomac Hunt section,
within / mile OF the club; features
q huge family room with fireplace
on LIST floor: unfinished white brk.
guesthouse. masonry stable, poul-
try house; perfect setting: en-
tirely white-board fenced: en-
trance gates. circular macadam
drive. Truly an impressive and
delightful place. Asking $4,000.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC, DL
7-14l1; ewes. FE. 3-4076.
CONN. AVE. ESTATEsi S4e6 dn.t
VACANT. move In Ut oilce--Outs
standing Diet. 3-bedrm. rambler;
full bsmt., rec. rm.. porch. fenced
ewes. TU. 2.beei.
lcontinued on Next PaGel
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Mr.. 18th AND D SITS. Sc
S495 DIN 500 MO

Colonial tapestry simedet. brick.
being completely remodeled, inside
bsmt. with h.-Wh. A steal ct
$4,000. Call tn. $4,000.
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KTNsINnToN WISy,.Nn

kKNsIH0TON MARYLAND
Schools close 70 this lovely brk
IN vanity upstsirs: iiv. rm. with
fireplace, sep. din. rm,, kit. with
brkfst, bar; LIST A.: fun bsmt.. lge
fenced corner lot Only $3.50 mo.
or win sell FHA. q ROBERT GRAY
a CO. ~. $4,000.
fsf.F aDWn- 1gs1 TnVTG~n a. - ~
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nousEs BON sALE-MM.
cpTCTAT. pApnATN

~ GNAAAAA ASFAANNAnAAN
a7O0 block Woodley place NV,
near Gem, ave hIss ~. ..m;, an
s,. n As. ,pd nsbusEsr eldsiys k liza
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BRIARcLIFF.KENT AREA-O0

tIAhCLIFFskENT AHA = One
moor homes are extremely rare
IN this popular section. Here ID
bis stone-and-brk. rambler with
bedrms., 3 batht. center hall,
sn s 0l nm. r% and res S. I'M Eorw ' sc.
il hANk -. .; PHIL n INC" DI. q
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AMERICAN Y, ARkA-Bland: new
den and law 3 bedrms., 2 baths
On end rec, rm., ,sareEs Priced
! rn.LL tt s.Iigh.es, d. 7.itii'
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AMER. u..wEsLEy uEIqnTs =
IN this wonderful loe, with eVery
convenience At your iingertlps, z
bedrme., ~ baths on lat fioor: Z
huge bedrm.e bath. on md
ittinih TIE sy 3; rhiLL alss.i NC d. =
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CARROLL KNOHLs-All-brick. s.
bedrm. rambler: lge. nv. rm. With
corner hrepl.. mod. functional kit,
custom nm, rec. rm.. situated
on lovely HANDICAPPED lot: truly
C value , throushout only sIs,So0.
TIES, Mgt.
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CHURCHES ron sALE

SILVER SPRING - Univ. blvd i,
West. Church seAu 1913. brick
Cape Cod pATsonsse, a.bsdrm
bFk, rambler and add b-rm. and
Nh. RAMsEY, broker. 80, p.snss,
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA,

BRADLEY BLVD. AREA. close tn
Attractive 4-bedfm., 2-bath ram
~ SIer i,,. separ !t din; rm;, ultEa,
STEPs ss sh tsnenb b. s sDpt.! IST; y NO
q pm. Call IN. 2-7400: ewes.
OIL. 1902. METZLER, Realtor.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-s.I.

oNoN HILL,-cape Cod; 4 bsdTma,.
ba.A. s'@ .sir. .SiSle, ~; ar sH SsO;
e owNR,Iin 20 Gays; cow located.
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Mt. fLEAsANT-semidet. 6Tk., .
% white or eoIcred. y BIZ 10
stores and streetear. sfoi,FR y
CO. 81. 3-72s2: ewes. OIL. I -243a.
POTOMAC PALIsADEs-NeV ca.
Sedrm,. bath. list A.; I bsd hnss;
. baths on end; latest kit., an
rec. rm. with firepi. and giaas
doors 10 patio; garage: porch. Iow
30s. SAMUEL 4 BODILY. b. 9.
once AID. 4-o:9o; ewes. IN.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

ALEXANDRIA. AEl. o. pails Church,
and s.eedrm, houses needed for
June eeen npea,ss pFopsssssyn v Nan
s1 scss. p c6RPss .SaioS E.s sus !.
"a, 4-lS0h,
R00MIN0 HOUSE operator wants
M nGS'' ho slssss M ma. 'S SsSy houses
ATTORNEYS client REQUIRES 3 o.
t.bedim'l pniufn, house. nv o.
med, possession, ST, a-ad77,
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Mr.. 18th a. PENNA. Sc.
COOE I'M cor Mo

WA LIN, YOI MO,
Substantial brick Q story and :
basement home. completely redeco-
rated. rms. and bath a bed
rmSD: new gas heat A steal at
80 500. Call To. 2-o200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16

brick. new rambler on y acre.
din, rm,, 3 Ice. bedrms., 9 baths,
full daylight bsmt.; S22,75c. Call
RIPLEY CO., JU. b-Sb11,
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$405 DN., $97 MO.
Subject 10 FLA approval Modern
senidet. brick Colonial: g rms. and
bath; recreation rm,: gas h:-a.h.
Entire house will SHINE LIKE A
DOLLAR after our usual custom
deeoratlns. Eiisi6le buyers should
good credit Price. only Sl3.500.
Call TU. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16

II finally got my new ribbon on but don't
know what to do with these pieces Of the
typewriter that are left over"
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.COLORED-eST.5o PER MO-
bedrm mod brk.. bsrit.. gas heat,
y; CAP; and Underwood st. NV.
cOLORED-sse 80 PER MO-
bedrm. mod brk.. gas heat; Ben
ming I'd. and z. Capitol ST
3-3657.
cOIORED-736 OTIS PL, NV
4-bedrm. house: near earline; rea-
sonable. Call tn. 2-S727.
C0L0RED--I620 MASS. AVE. Sc.
"a rms. and III baths: garage; 3
porehes: full bsmt.; gas heat; Al
eond Only Sil5 mo. Mr.. NEU-
MANN. Ma. $4,000.
COLORED-I2I4 n st. N.W.-i3
rms. 3h baths. t2 kitehens): oil
heat: full bsmt.; only SIPS mo
Mr.. NEuMANN. Ma. s-670O.
COL0RED-5ls SOMERSET PL.
N,W-semidet. hrk,; 9 rms. bath;
MANN. ma. $4,000.
coL0RED-LoTs OF ROOM and
81 a dr S:d hFp sos s Be- Be- 1905 SI g.
cooxLsoRR 1859 n. cARoLMA
n h,;c a ~ $50; aoIo p. SCHWARTZ.
CoLORED-see so; 4 rms, bath;
9th St. ne, Vac. DIXIE REALTY
Co, Ma. $3.50.
c0LoRED-e-RM,. BATH BRICKI
full hsmt,, gas heat, fenced I'd. |:
$50 so, close-in ne. DIXIE REAL
TY CO. Ma. $3.50
cOLORED-2II WEBsTER NV
0-Im, brick; 500. Ref. REQUIRED.
RIA. 6-2O2O.
c0L0RED-NR. I7th AND LYMAN
pL. Ms rms: brk. No pets.
Adults. Best refs. S6b. 10. 3-6see.
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8AnNAbY wo0Ds-Dstaehsd bFiek
loli spacious Nv. and din. rms
modern Kitchen and breakfast
nook; 2 very large bedrms, m.
h..y,h, RodKlss REALTY Co. Ma.
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CAROLINE AVE. near PranSiin-
Clos Close i in Is this tsrrit,e brick ram
o PEI e d,I,Ss C, ssnopisd patio. sep.
recreation rm., 9 fireplaees and
hot-water Dashboard heat; S22,-
$50. ASHLEY q CO., 10. 5-3322,
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BARlNARY MOnns

BARNABY WOODS = 3-bedrm
Unusual opportunity for sood.
slne home; priced low 81 Se2. 500
Good transportation and fine
schools easily accessible. THOMAS
L. PHILLIPS Co, or. 4-i42I.
ewes. WO, 0-033O
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ChEVY CHABE, D. c.; S23.95O-
bedrns, 2 baths. den. large
living room. dining room. kitchen
with breakfast nook; garage. larre
level lot. Close TO Lafayette and
Blessed Sacrament Schools. Call
WO; $4,000. Q til q. EDw. X.
JONES a CO., INC. Chevy Chase.
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CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS: sis.-
Cathedral; detached brick home IN
beautiful condition: 3 bedrms.,
completely tiled bath. reception
hall. fireplace. family dining rm.,
. porehes. gear garage. Priced for
quick sale. Call kE. 7.i8OO I'll s
pm, AFTER 8 call I'm. 3-3Ofb).
SHANNON a LUcHs CO.
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c0L0REp-s uNEuRN, rooms and
kit, Aha mo- utila, incl, Cd viii
rent Mlna VIII accept child'
coLoREp-loal tsth ST, NJ
LaTEe 'bedrm, apt, in clean, quiet
bldg, convenient 70 transportation,
and khopplng KEY In Apt, 4,
Rent sua So per month,
VI q, 6MITHY Co, ST, a.aaO0
coLoREp-5aS Dist ST, s.E,
WASHINGTON RLTYn RA, a.sa0O
coLoREp- MODERN BEAUTIES
~ 18th 81, 81, and
so 4nth 81. Sc,
wAs MI RLrY'n' ' RA. rs s,s! Go
coLoREp-ist4 9TH sT, NV,
wAsHiiEdToN 'RIftY' Rx' a.sSSo
coLoREp-lsi5 r. l. AVE, NV,
WASHINGTON RLTY,, RA, 9-s3OO
coLoREp-llas 9Th 81, NV,
wAsHISoToa RITY' Rx a.ssSO
coLoREp
tpTn' or gndurn u mod nv apt
$50 so pp Personal Interview ~
20 18th q MA Mon. Tue,
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S16.o60 - OIder-typ0
home in heart Of Bethesda, 4 bed
rms. or 3 bedrms. and den up-
stairs: lee. dream kit. enel. porch
and Earage. Public and paroehiaI
ssc9aSSGoo aERsIkEshis. ~ IR . pm, HU.
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BETHESDA. el9,o50 - Charming
brk. Cape Cod Colonial With bed
big bedTms. and bath on End; sx-
eellent eond,, nice level fenced
lot. ell schools and tTansp.: $500
DOWN May BUY Owner trans.
ierred. must SELL FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS, INC, OIL. 2-7OO6:
ewes, KE. 7.I3s0.
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CHEVY CHAsE-s-rm., semidet !,
full bSmt., 2 baths; Sl5.75O: reas.
terms. H. Z. BRUzEE. NO. 1850.
cHEvY CHAsE-Beautiful oeorEian
Colonial home: eustom-built and
IN Immaculate condition: 3 bed
rms. 2 baths, lst-floor powder
room. club .rm., screened porch,
garaee. Loads OF extras. Priced IN
ne upper 2os for quick sale; Can
our Uptown once, KE. -7-l600, I'll
SHANNON 4 LuCHa co.
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CHEVY CHAsE-6-yr. -old. CENTER
hal brick Colonial. near school
and transp. Beautiful library.
powder rm;, de luxe kitchen on
on End; s-car ssTase; many ex.
tras. Shown By appt.. 9 an. g
pm. Cali EN-. 2-740O: ewes, OF.
4-76.g. METZLER. Realtor.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-New 4-6ed-
I'm. brick; "a baths, huge kit.
full bsmt., " bath. walk 10 pa.
rochial school. o. d. FIELD. INC,
u. 5.7Il3.
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--ssi 500 PA .. 10 an. siis
bedrm.. 2.Sath. brick colonial;
zee, wooded yard, Gafage, porch
oyeflookinE terrace and fuil bsmt'
III 0 pm. Hu. 3-3s00. BKRENs.
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CHEVY CHASE ARIA = Gracious
older home on approx. an acre,
in q setting Of magnificent trees:
35-ft. liv. rm., wide center hall,
Ice. din. rm., kit library and
powder rm, on LIST a.: 1. bedrns.,
4 baths, Price. S34,b00. fNEz
CUSHARD. Reaitor, EN- 2-l232.
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bAnNABY WOODS - Lovely, bis
S.sStiialis ls srnss SSI'a s.t.ins ~ (
orgeoua.aiHed bedFms., rec, I'm
wants ofisr. FRANK Q. PHILLIPS
l NS,; OIL s-7oOo; eyes, kE.
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Any OF these homes can
also be sold under FHA with
zeal. real small down pay
ments and extremely low
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
Farm Income
Blamed for Dip
BY the Associated Press

The House Appropriations
Committee said today tagging
farm income is a major reason
for the recession.
The committee voiced disap-
pointment because. it Sadi, mo
proposals are being made to
bolster farm income at the mar
ket place"
1t did so in sending to the
House for debate next week a
bill to provide $3.216,9SS, 539 to
finance Agriculture Department
activities for the fiscal year
starting next July /.
The Appropriations Commit
tee acted a day after the House
voted sos billion in new funds
to run two major departments
and II Federal agencies in the
coming fiscal year.
/. Direct appropriations Of
81 .456. 588,653 for regular de-
partment activities.
2. An appropriation of ST.
760 1893. 1886 to reimburse the
Commodity Credit Corp. for its
price support and related &C
tivities.
3. Authorization for the
Rural Identification Admins
tration and the Farmers Home
Administration to make loans
for farm improvements, includ-
ing installation of electricity
and telephones.
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Mrs. George Cove.
Virginia Resident

Mrs. George Herbert Cave
81. a lifelong resident of Page
County. Va. died Wednesday
in Charlottesville.
She leaves five sons, the Rev
NJ. H. Cave of Annandale, j. K
Cave Of Arlington. L. M. Cave
of Baltimore. Alfred L. Cave OF
Milan. Tenn, and Ross w. Cave
Of Luray. Va.
Also surviving are five daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Alice Brown and Mrs
Aldine Cave Of Arlington, Mrs
Mary Benes of Chicago, Mrs
w. L. McAllister of Charlottes-
vile and Mrs. F. L. Hutchinson
of Stanley. Va.
Services will be at 2 pm
tomorrow at Bethlehem Chris
tian Church, Stanley. with bur-
ial in the Cave family cemetery
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Man Is Accused
Of Drawing $1,000
.JobLess Benefits

NEW YORK, Mar. % (R.-
A 49-year-old man, said to be
banking $1,000 a month in un-
employment pay, was jailed
yesterday.
Chief Investigator Louis Sit
kin Of the State Labor Depart
ment called the man.. Michael
Kane, "the most fragrant vio-
lator in the history of the de-
partment."
In felony court, Kane was
held without bail for the grand
jury.
Mr.. Sitkin said Kane held
numerous Social Security cards
under different names and held
down two jobs at a time for
just long enough to qualify for
jobless pay. Then he quit, drew
compensation and got himself
two more jobs. repeating this
in a pyromiding pattern.
Kane served seven and one
half years in Sing Sing Prison
for a World War II jobless pay
racket. 1t was based on names
from obituary columns, which
Kane used to collect $4,000 in
BENEFITS.
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Test Puts OK
On New Rudur

NEWPORT. r. l., Mar. %
R.-The Navy says it has sue
cessfully tested a new radar
system in destroyers which "in-
creases search capability well
beyond firepower."
Rear Admiral Edward ].
ODonnell, head Of air defense
tactics for the Atlantic de-
stroyer force. said last night
the radar unit was tested
aboard the destroyer Willis A.
Lee during recent United States
9th Fleet exercises in the Medi-
terranean.
Details of the new radar sys-
TEN were withheld for security
reasons.
Meanwhile, in Groton, Conn,
1t was announced the Nays
revolutionary atomic submarine
Skipjack, designed as the fast
est and most maneuverable
member Of the nuclear UNDER
sea feet, will be launched May
rs at General Dynamics Corp. S
Electric Boat Division.
Sponsor Of the submarine
will be Mrs. George H. Mahon,
wife Of the Texas Congressman.
The 250-foot-long Skipjack,
first Of the Nays new attack
submarines, has a surface dis
placement Of about 5000 tons.
1t has a shark-shaped hull
fashioned after the expert
mental diesel-powered Alba
core. and Incorporates new con-
cepts Of a single propeller and
elevated diving planes on the
sail which serve as underwater
wings"
Skipjack's propulsion plant
is powered by a water cooled
reactor similar TO those used
in the Nautilus and Skate, now
on duty with the Atlantic Fleet.
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fred Miller. died last July after
a four-year illness. Mr.. Pugh
was stricken with partial
paralysis three months later.
He is survived by four sisters.
Mrs. Mary L. Fauntleroy of
Falls Church, Mrs. Minnie Nc
Chung of Lewisburg, w. Va;
Mrs. Hattie Deets Of North
Beach, Md, and Mrs. Louise
K. Hickey of Takoma Park.
Friends may call at the
Robert Humphrey funeral
home, 1857 Wisconsin avenue.
Bethesda, where services will
be held at 2 pm. Monday.
Burial will be private.