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Milford chronicle., 1958-10-31
WSCS President
Will Speak Here
Mrs. Granville Tyndall VIII Be
Guest Speaker On Nov. 4th

Mrs. Granville Tyndall of Reho-
9TH, president of Dover District
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice will be the guest speaker a;
the November meeting of the Ave
nue. WSCS on Tuesday, November
l. Members will come together at
iix-thirty for the annual covered
iish supper and dummy bazaar.
After the supper the meeting will?
De conducted by the president, Mrs
Herman Kopf, who will present
Mrs Tyndall to the members for
Ter talk on the Fifth Assembly"
She will show slides as she mar
rates the events that took place in
st. Louise this past summer. The
subject of the meeting will be
'Christ's Message for Today" and
will be further Illuminated by what
Mrs. Tyndall will bring as her mes
sage. A full attendance is expected
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-31
Boggs Announces Aid
For Oyster Research
Investigation Instigated By Cover
nor Hopes To Curb Disease

The State Budget Commission
has appropriated money to the
Commission of Shell Fisheries to
initiate a program of shell fisher
les research. This appropriation is
in direct response to the need for
research to Offset disastrous
changes in the oyster crop of Del
aware.
Heavy mortality of oysters, so
to 909o, throughout Delaware Bay
started in the eastern half of the
Bay during the winter of 1857. This
mortality has emphasized a recog-
nized need for year-round con-
ti1uing investigation on the oys-
ters, omparable to government
sponsored agricultural research.
The increasing death of oysters
has been of great concern to the
shell fisheries commissioners. The
Commission held several meetings
with oystermen and oyster scien-
lists to determine what could be
done. To help the planning, Cover
nor ]. Caleb Boggs called meet
ing of the Commissioners, repre-
sentatives of the oyster industry,
and researchers. The cooperative
:ccatinued on page sevenl
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-31
School Bus Folk
Hold First Session
Ben MatIOck, OF Frederica, is
President OF Association

The Delaware School Transpor-
tation Contractors Association held
their first meeting in the Frederick
School on Monday evening, Octo-
Der 9th, at 500 p. m.
The new officers took their re-
spective positions, President, Ben
jamin Matlack, Frederick; End
President, Edward Fleetwood; 3rd
President, Cooper Gregg; Secre-
tary, Margaret Hastings; Asst.
Secretary, Mabel Kitchens; Trea-
surer, Howard Marvel; Asst.
Treasurer, William Dawson.
The president opened the meet
ing, roll call, treasurer's report
read. New executive officers were
appointed for the three counties,
namely, New Castle, owen O'Neal;
Kent, Eugene Hopkins; Sussex,
Henry Lof1and. Comments: Super
visor, Preston Eisenbrey, and Pres
ident, Matlack, stressed the i'm
Continued on page sevenD
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-31

SoVeIdi innovations may U0 OApCCICO
Principal speaker for the occa-
sion will be Brig. Gen. James M.
Masters, Sr., United States Marine
Corps who serves that branch OF
the military as assistant chief of
staff for intelligence General Mas
ters has offered to come to Will
mington at the suggestion of the
National Veterans Day Committee,
Frederick reported.
Hospitalized veterans in insti-
tutions throughout the state will
not be forgotten, the state chair
man said. Each hospitalized man
or woman will receive properly
inscribed pen, which will be pre-
sented by members of commit
tee which Mrs. Edna Fulton, state
president of the VFW Auxiliary
heads. Distribution of the pens
will be made either prior to or on
Continued on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-31

Seat the Thursday following Electi
tore some of the color of the
)ast and attract many visitors to
picturesque Georgetown.
Plans for this years observance
ire already under way and call for
parade, ox-roast, chicken barbe-
cue, an address by a prominent
speaker and the appearance of
successful candidates.
Returns Day" had its origin in
the distant past when ballot box
IS from the outlying sections of
the county were taken to the Coun-
" Seat prior to noon of the Thurs
lay following Election Day and
the results certified by an Official
Board of Canvassers presided over
by the Sheriff of Sussex County.
Due to the absence of a fast, eff
cient means of communication,
people from all over the county
Continued on page eleven)
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-31
Issuing Miss Delmarva
Franchises Now

Franchises for the holding of
local elimination contests in con-
junction with the Miss Delmarva
Pageant for 1859 are being issued
to responsible organizations and
service clubs throughout the Del
marva Peninsula.
Anyone interested in the spon-
sorship of contest in his area
should contact the office of the
Delmarva Poultry Industry, Inc,
at Georgetown, Delaware, or Mr..
Earl S. Hawk, Director of the Miss
Delmarva Pageant, at Greenwood,
Delaware.
Continued on page ten)
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-31
Elwood Tucker Is
Soil Board Choice
Glendale Farmer Is Nominated
For Supervisor Post


R. Elwood Tucker, well known
farmer of Glendale, has been NOM
mated as a candidate for Super
yisor on the Sussex County Soil
Conservation District Board. Mr.
Fucker will be candidate for
membership on the District Board
O fill the vacancy left by the re-
tirement of Hylon G. Smith of
Lewes. Mr.. Smith has served on
The Board for the past IL years and
Until recently operated a farm
1ear Coolspring. Mr.. Smith, having
old his farm, will not be eligible
be a Supervisor after his term
ends in December.
Other interested farmers or
landowners who may desire to be
CONTINUED on page seyen)
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-31
DR.. Floyd I. Hudson Heads
SUSSEX Co. March Of Dimes


Secretary
did
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-31
Plans Being Completed For
Veterans Day Observance

DeawaeNew
Delaware m,
committee composed
excellent
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-31
'.Return Day. To Be Held
. County Seat This Year

Returns that peculiar
Delaware revived this
bipartisan political
Chamber
expected to re-
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e0.OP AIRS. goa sALE
4 APARTMENTS WANTED

GENTLEMAN desires apt. with /
or more Catholic gentlemen: pre-.
fer inquiries from Arl. Boz 27o.A.
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C0LORED-35iS 18th ST. NV
in immaculate bldg; excellent To-
cation: close to transp. and shop
ping. Only $3.50 plus cleo. and
eookins gas; e car s,,i IN base
MENsH 4 CO. Ma. s-6440.
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ts3s isth 81. N.W.-oDen Sun
l-b. Neli.furnished, 8 BEDROOM
Den, 81 baths. safaee. Pof sale
VIII %. down eayment or iqf
I S,,pc iiEFHIkR KEEk lLllEgR T9op.
400 3 Do B. IN a.hahh
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arts. FuRMIsHED-MD.

ADELPHI. mr.. Nd. U.-Purn. apt
for .; rms: SIS. incl. utils. anc
gardening. HA. 2-9146.
COTTAGE CITY. MD.-Liv. rm.
bedrm., kit, pvt. bath and entr.
util. incl. SIS mo. WA, 7-94s5
AYaTTSvILLE. 43O5 Farragut-
Liv. rm.. bedrm.. hath. kit; encl
back porch: utils. included.
fAKOMA PIX. mr.. Monteomery Jr
Coilege-Bedrni.. liy rm dinette
kit. semipvt. bath: utils anC
paYkine area incl: $3.50 DER VIZ
or S65 per mo. OIL. 3-7655.
kAsEMENT APT: bedrm-. ige
llv. rm.. kitchen and bath; utils
incl Wonderful apt. for yount
married col. or dependable men
JQ S.l1S9.
PRIVATE NOME. residential neigh.
berhood: modern furniture, private
kitchen and bath; bus at door
utilities included. $50 mo. 31i
PhiladeiDhia ave. Takoma Park
Nd. Juniper $1,000 or Junipel
s-f402.
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HOUSES unFURHIsNED


ALEN.. gsI7 Moaby st,--erk semi.
det mod at. DRY disp., 3 bed
rms. rec. IN $50 Ger mo
Lass, OF. e-30S3
ALEX. Avail. March j: g-bedrm
eQttage on Duke u $40 plus utils.
FL 1898.
ALEx.-LarEs 4.bsdrm. caps Cod
Iecf I'm, aafage. "a miles p. c.
$40, XII s-g39O
AIEx., 2sl7 Mosby st.--Brk. semi
det.; mod. kit. DRY disp, bed
Tease .; 81 s 81 $3.50 per mo-
AL AND BAILEYs ceosseoADs
SGsRRAusoIAAssrsssGY. ; as.S.. Sc Z.
20ef, u. 2-ii0i. evsss OF.
Icontihasd On Next PGSs
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HEAT FURNISHED

HEAT FURNISHED
1908 Keafney st. h.e.-2 bedrms
On ist moor; so mo.
ao sSsE : rms. iii . S SstS: ss5. sn'
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6O20
Hxes.. sunday. HE. 4-e2e2
1913 x 81. Sc. NO. 8
m .ao IS r s.s n nv NV s' A. sSs 90
2 rms. ~, bath. ser. porch; dec.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K 81. Realter ma. e-075s
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COLOREDF

ONb4AkktGO
SOS FLoRENcD st. NE.
isas RIGGS pL NV.
A.. mi kit. ana bath: heat, Az.
less r 81. NV.
rnsy, Id ~. s snd - Aash; ;7a.se.
Ems S4 rs Sob Ss' 81. s RI : me
ana sath;. ,Esyase;r go; 80.
rMs. IS; and bath $50 ne
~. fma, kit. bath; $50 ne, 81
1907 CLIFTON CT. NV.
9. 9 rms. lit. and bath: heat,
alszs CpLuaGBIA m. NV.
"a rms. KIT. and bath: utiia inel.i
esl 4th 81. M.
..S ans hit. and share bath
4sa 18th 81. Nh.
rms. hit. and bath: So7.e0.
IWASHBURN & MAIZE
l925 NEW YORK AVE. NV,
ST. 3-2Sl5
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CoNGREss HTs.-ExcluSiVe. spa,
rm.i, 1 blk, to bus and shopping
ample parking. 10. 1-40s0, fol
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nNhueole ~ once IN dc luxe eleV
plog. WIN z4-hf, seefetarial serv-
/ CONVENIENT Sc.
ser dinette. large ser. porch: lly.
i rm;;: equip. kit. bedrm.; $50 plus
ROGER MOSS, Ho. 2-6O2O
Ewes. Sunday. HE. 4-s2aa
COLORED-s RMS. and kit, ana
moor; rms. and bath. LIST floor;
81. NV. Ii S.i6O7.
SOLORED-73s sat ST. s.E.-4-
room modern apt. utilS. incl. /:
SIS mo ST. 3-9433.
COLORED-3-RM. MOD. APT;
| kit, bath and encl. porch: utils.
incl, $50 mo. Ii. 3.6li5.
COLORED-I4eTit W ST. NV
. bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. bath.
/ newly decorated. 9 as h.-W.h.
$50 so. no. 2-2s3s.
COLORED-I323 CLIFTON 81.
and hail; SiOo: no Children. ~ ~
tanltor or call NO. 1-4042.
BlRTHDAY SPECIAL = Move in
nov pay rent from March Is
Colored, 1908 Evart st.. NJ. --Efac.
apt; S52.75, see resident man
aEer CQlored, 1871 D Belmont st.
S S,II 1h1n wePskFES 81 so i,, yIsRltpr
COLORED = 0aB 4sth PL. NE.
1 tSherih rd); mod. apt. bldg: l.
bedrm, apis: newly dec; heat and
Do 4s sH1I Ii S va sr p %H ~ fNc 9
500 II st. NV, Ma. 1856.
C0LORED-i.t7 4Ith n. NE.
/ 2 rms. Kit. and bath; gas heat:
| S57 so plus utils. Key in apt.
A. VIM. = DAVIS. INC. 500 II
st. NV. ma. s-3556.
COLORED = IIOI TALBERT ST.
Sc. mr.. Nichols ave; ADJ, bldg. /;
. rms. kit, dinette and bath;
newly dec; Are0la heat: S57 so
plus utils. Key In Apt. ;. VIM. J.
DAVIS, INC, 500 H st. NV, Ma.
S-3556.
COLORED = les WEBSTER ST.
| NV. No. 81 bedrm., liv. fm.,
dinette.. kit. and bath; closed sun
porch; heat; h.-w. furn.; $50 mo-
Key in Us webster. No. or call
4 m 1-~1OUs
COLORED-35i0 18Th ST. NV
Exceptionally nice 1-bedrm. apt
in immaculate bldg; excellent To-
cation: close TO transp. and shop
ping, Only $3.50 plus cleo. and
cooking gas. earetaker in base
ment. DE. 2-O043. SIDNEY 2.
MENsH & CO., Ma. s-644O.
COLoRED = APT, BLDG.
452O GEORGIA AVE. NW.-3
rms. kitchen and bath; $50 so.
1116 25th ST. N.W.-5 rms.
kitchen and bath; SIS.
AL 4.o,aa N. sEoAL IA s-sa4s
COLORED--52OO CLAY ST. NE
Modern 2-bedrm. apts., AL utilities
except cleo. Master nv antenna:
To Inspect see Mr.. Gaines, 307
3Ii DIVISION AVE. N.E.-Mod-
ern 2-bedrm. apis, S77.50. To in:
speet see Janitor. Apt. 204. 300
Modern 2-bedrm. apt, including
all utils. except cleo. Master Tv
antenna. 80 inspect see Mr.. Branch.
IN s ~; lin ST. N. w.-L.rse l.
bedrm. apt, With all utilities In
e'uo The CAREY CAREY WINSTON CO.
1928 Conn. Ave. NV. co. 5-442e
COLORED-2 RMS, Kit. and bath;
S65 per mo. Also 2 rms. kit. ana
bath IN bsmt.: SIS per mo. see
tenant in Apt. for inspection.
HENRY J. ROBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV.
i
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AIRS. FUHMIsMID-vA.
teohTNUeni
APIS. UNFURMISRED--D. Q.

BOILING FIELD. the valley PaTI
exposure. :0T oS.rlo ssSSrT BARK i7
Z. Il. pENsToN Co. 81. 7.lsOo
CMEvH CHASE, MD, se4l NsVdai.
IAN sd w.. So diR re- vi. flSishs .Hpi ss
q. I NV, IA s.osssc co" lc2s \
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APTs. UMgURMIsnEU--D.o.
MODERN LIVING
IN yooEGrhbT 6EEy EF
The
Woodner
I A nIEdd kk oSk CHI F EXNgRE
EFFIC.. FROM $50 so


$50 ALE CQHDlT1QNhD
CoMes shop. dining reesp: eoektail
sEops. al WITHIN az tie suiidins
$685. iStS sT. NV.
HU. $4,000 HU 3-4A00
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THE CHESAPEAKE
46O7 CONNECTICUT AVE,
CONVENIENT SE

LARGE EFFICIENCY
Avanaole e. once IN de LUXE eley
bldg. win 24-hf, seefetarial serv
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conn. AVE. $751; -bedrm. AIT.
run. apt. $50; lee. closets: free
pkg. Adults only, EN-. 3-Os0l,
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FOR

IPFICIENcIEs. So7 .BO-SlOe.SO
(Includine All Utilitiesl
Located in residential Sc: con
venient 70 Andrews. Boiling. Cen.
ous, Naval Research.
1910 PA. AVE. Sc.
Res. Mgr. Apt. liz
Managed BY
SIDNEY q MENSH a CO., INC
Ma. S-6440
COL0RED-53e 5Ia ST. Sc
Modern 4-room apt: al utils
incl: SIS mo. ST. 3-9433.
eOLORED-THE CLIFTON, 1872:
Clifton st. NV lge. rms. ant
beds. pantry. bath and hail. $50
See tanitor or call NO. 7.4042.
cOLORED-4 RMS. BATH. 3 clos
cts, utilities: ref required. Furn
or unfurn. SIS mo. RIA. 6-OO10
COLORED-3SeO ath ST. Nv
Apt. furn. or unfurn. and rms. fol
refined working COUPLES. Also
housekeeping rooms; near new
Providence Hospital ne. RA. g.
1894.
COLORED-N.W.-l front bedrm.
kit. and bath. All rooms private
Utils. incl No children. No exces'
siye. drinkers. SIS week. Du. z
TAI.
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Old Alexandrla Town House

:, Centfal ar cond . bedfo0mt,
ssdsrn eisshsans.' dIsv sssY .nS ' ssS:
washer Charming garden patioi
full btmt. With automatic washer.
COW. 70 bus, schools. shopping
y ~ Cvn 2 Isis req. m. 7-7is7
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GE0kGHIOWN, 1896 N st. nv
$50 so@M Me- M VIII LIN f sHnE s !sESH.
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conn: AVE-. sloo.spaeiOu. iced.
mn fE,. sysssiIa hM. i nsia Ia Il IsiO' pei
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RENTS
ANYWHERE
BEDROOM
S1ns.nl

k-sToRY ELEVATOR BUILDING
NEAR WALTER RED HOSPITAL
AND ROCK CRkEK PARK
w'SSdSilRnf rzo6h IH XVI nIxIs
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o sIs,i. 4SE; A lils s ss9S. PS T.S
PULLMAN kit; S6S. EN-: 2.000l.
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GEOkGETOWN-Attractive 2-rm
apt; S5 incl. uttls. See janitor,
WOOD One 81 a N
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Hs NV Esne: SSSTr y. AVS u: sS1s
or apt, dec new stove, ell utils
incl. wired air Conditioning Eiev
PIP e,sdF ~ e; mgr" NO 7-isas' OF
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INCLUDING UTILITIES
Large, modern, newly decorated
corner apt: loads Of closet space
laundry and storage facilities; neal
schools. shopping and transp.
COW. to Andrews. Boiling. Navai
Receiving Station. Res. mgr. Apt
.. 10. 2-19S2.
SIDNEY 2. MENsH a co.
ma. Rsf440
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BARNARD ST. NV. l434-o-bed,
asl..A p fssl O S.si m asase Xpt mo-
MT, PLEASANT ST. N.W.-con
y ys7s1t legation ,,rr rms S sn q bath an
Mr. M, c2 2I OFF aS MR. in' Ru 's 8!
6433 or Mr.. RABY. ST. S-iso6.
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Medicine Cabinets

The average bathroom
medicine cabinet has shrunk
considerably in size in the
past is years. One survey
found medicine cabinets Of
the early 1940s averaging IA
by 10 inches. 5 inches deep.
Today they average Is by
II by 4 inches deep.
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Large center hail. bedrooms 12x15 and l5x1s living
room 15x24 az baths dining room, 13xl5 kitchen 10xl5;
screened porch 2x22 full basement outside entrance sor
age attic Nice lot patio back Large but- garage New
house condition Priced under $4,000; financed at 44
Evenings, phone Oliver 6-3295.
cedar Lane to SSIS
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Savings
Hit New
Peak

Savings funds flowing into
savings and loan associations
totsled SAC million in July,
a substantial Increase over
last year, the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board disclosed
this week.
In July, 1857, a $6S million
net loss was recorded, the
board said.
The Government agency
added that gross savings re-
ceipts for savings and loan
associations in July totaled
almost $2.l billion, 3 per cent
more than in the same
month last year and the larg-
est amount for any July on
record.
According to the Board,
the associations had in
creased their savings capital
accounts by more than $3.2
billion through July. That
record net inflow for seven
months was about equal to
that reported for the first
nine months Of 1857 or the
entire year Of 1852.
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BETHESDA

Four large bedrooms az baths brick Cape Cod year old
Beautiful living room fireplace separate dining
cious modern electric kitchen dining space; full daylight
basement outside entrance lovely paneed recreation room
with fireplace n BATH large screened porch Nice corner lot
Priced twens Must to appreciate Convenient to
all schools public and parochia Immediate occupancy
Evening, phone Oliver 2-257O
DIRECTIONS Road. Lst Bsech right on
KtHpoTd to
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Anti-Crime Bills
Speed Is Urged

The Justice Department has
asked Congress TO speed two
bills as an aid to the depart
ment's current drive against
organized crime. Attorney Gen.
eral Rogers announced yester-
day.
One Of the bills would
strengthen laws against inter-
state transportation Of gam
bling devices. The other Is
aimed at transmission Of gam
bling information through in
terstate communications.
Letters urging speedy action
on the measures, introduced
last year, were sent BY Deputy
Attorney General Lawrence 4.
Walsh to Senator Magnuson,
Democrat Of Washington, chair.
man Of the Senate Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Com
merce; and 70 Representative
Oren Harris, Dem ocrat Of
Arkansas. chairman Of the
companion committee in the
House.
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years and ~ have served 10
years.
Draft board members have
sent more than 100000 District
men into the armed forces
since 1910, Mr.. Norton said. In
the group have been doctors.
lawyers. educators and busi-
nessmen.
The a. TO be honoted next
week include:
Russell =. Barrett, attorney and real
estate. Joseph n, Bait. attorney: d..
Samuel pessoff. physieian: Or. Richard
=. Dunkley. physician: L. J. p. Fich-
9 ssSsn; .,ttcrnsy' Interstate Commerce
pr. HsrS:rt 8, oates. physician:
stores; Or Edyard 8. Jones, physician:
DIT. Alan y. kreglow, physician; Her
bert p. Leeman. attorney and past
president. Federation Of Citizens As
Dr.. william ,. Nelson. physician;
Francis y. o'Donnell. phafmacist; DR.
ogbon N. simmons, physieian: Harry
Garage Co: DR.. Samuel lola. physician.
All the above have completed
is years Of faithful. uncom-
pensated service to the Dis
trict Of Columbia Selective
Service System"
These have each completed
10 years Of similar service:
vernis Abshef. ST., real estate: Or.
walter Atkinson, phyGieIan: Arthur ii
Curtis. president. Curtis Furniture Co. I:
oeorge D. Dixon, interior decorator:
Oscar w. Eady, District Of Columbia
employe: George l.. Dress. metalurRist.
HsUfinS. rctired 10G Teders 's SmpIoy q
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nounced the reception will be
held at 8 pm. at 45l Indiana
avenue NV.
Speakers will include Selec-
tive Service Director Lewis B.
Hershey. Mai. Gen. ]. @. Van
Houten. commanding the Mill
tary District Of Washington,
and Mai. Gen. William H.
Abendroth. commanding the
District National Guard.
Commissioner Robert Z. Nc
Laughlin, president Of the
Board Of Commissioners, will
present the men with certi-
ficates in recognition Of their
service, Fifteen have served IS
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Libruy Meeting

The District Library Associa-
ton win meet at Q pm. toner
row In the National Housing
Center auditorium. 1875 L
street NV. A seminar on films
will be held.
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LAvTsnes ] W Hayes, Government
s SspSg 1s D M.'f bst hf sus
schools: judge Andrew j. Howard Of
Municipal Court Dr. Stewart J, john
son, physician,
M.sSSS Martin Es sSs.s:a !' b. To.r Rs
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Honor Planned for AZ
Serving Droft Boards

Forty-two prominent Washington who have served
draft boards here for 10 TO Is years will honored at
reception next Tuesday night
Frank D. Norton District Seectiye Service Director
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wax with Bruce Floor Cleaner or Bruce Cleaning Wax
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Some good odvie the worlds largest maker hardwood floors

Every good housewife knows you should never wax
awood floor without first cleaning it-and you should
never use water on wood Not only is water harmful
to wood, soap-and-water can't bulge some black
marks and old wax.
After years Of testing with our own wood floors we
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This method is not only the best it's the easiest too,
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UT-CLEANS SOAP.AND.WATER
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NoTAs socIALEs
Viene de la Pagina ~
Compromise Matrimonial

Ell senior Herman Danischew y
sonora, Emilia Strauss de DAMS
chew, ofreceran una reunion infor-
NAL en- SUI Residential de la Terraza
% Suroeste No. 1850 para celebrar
ell compromise matrimonial de SUI
hija la senorita Esther Danischew
con ell caballero Herbert Brameis.
ter, hiio de la sonora Rose de Bra
meister.
A tan calido agasajo han sido in
vitadas amistades de los compro-
metidos.