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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-23

CHEVY CHASE. Observation-Disclosures
brick rambler, full bsmt. SO. 300
$1,000 dn FLA. 6101 Larry nj
OIL. 2-0044.
CHEVY CHAsR-KIRKsmE-Thi
home win not be opened 20 tn
only. ideal for the bushes
executive. In choice close-in resi-
dental area. AIR-CONDITIONFr
Simply beautiful interior. I'm
maeulate in every way. Offer
extre-large rooms, study an
powder room, iirst floor. Yer
private screened porch openin
70 spacious patio: Beautifully
T IeoSseaDed I SssS, fenced .ssSns ped
S 6ST so 'i NIGH T MORE or To saE
TO inspect, cali Mr.. Key, OF
6-2346. Once open Q It'll
THOMAS ). FIsHER a Co. INC
C IaT.n. CEASE EASE MD J sI.s's s.o Sac
lincl. 1st-n. bedrm. and bath
brick and clapboard Colonial
JAMES i. SCHwAB. EN-. 2-5sOO
ewes, OIL. 4-7693, Wo. 6-i4Os.
CHEVY CHAsE-Attractive 6-rm
S Sslet hl 1oSse' garage. Oatn asere e'% lot
estate. ME- s-4eSs: ewes " t 81
y gFsle e. FULTON R. GORDON
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-S3g6 On.
in In Detained, s1bedrooSms ' ram ram.
hier. carnorf' large feDraa la,
tiled bsmt: assume 4iasb loan
10. b-374O: ewes, 10. 5-0407.
conn. AVE. EsrATEs-Assume Ice
4h% loan, on this spacious All
s SsIcE d iSl' fs Win G pi..aT. S ssn
easipp.d uh nod. I Ks. PLANN HsiS
FOR ENTERTAINING. Askinl
$4,000. 10. b-36sS. SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES, Mgt.
FOUR C0RNERS-Nr. busiine. Z
dreds Of fine shrubs and trees, z
Ice. LIST d bedrms., space for Z
additional bedrms. on end a., sep
din rm.. full bsmt., scr. porch
$II9.saso; 4; J. KEssINoER 4 Co
FRANKLIN AND FLOWER AYES
virec. rm.. shady fenced lot
BEERS BROS Ju. $3.50. ''OO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Acc
personnel; lge. Well-kept. frami
sHSs in p Nss T Soss%snt s srs,
rambler; 3 bedrms.. ~ baths
bsmt,, gear garage; $4,000 up.
may be rented with option to buy
An unusual custom built home, on
IN acres. near high school; idea
for lac. family; $4,000. Open
til 8. BRIDGES, PETER q
SPENCER. INC. REALTORS. 20
GAfTHERsBURG -l BEDROOME
and den. Large attractive home n
fine condition and handy u
everything, Exceptionally large lot
A real family home. S1S,o5O
RoMER q CO., oaithersburg 900
GLEN NAB PARK-A brk. ram.
bier in q most fashionable area;
Ice. liv. m.-dtn. rm. combination
3 bedrms., modern kit, with eat.
ing space: full bsmt. with lge. rec
rm., nice scr. porch; priced 10 sell
in low POS. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
INC, OIL. 2-700o; ewes, HU. g.
GREENWOOD KN0LLs-Mod., al.
trae, 3-bedrma. 2h-bath brick
split level; neW-home cond. Lge
lty rm. with vall-to-wall carpets
close 70 schools and transp. c,
ROBERT GRAY Il CO. 9i6 Els
worth DR.. JU. $4,000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-bedrm
brk. rambler "a baths, liy. rm
with fireplace, din. nm, bsmt.; {
beautiful lot with over u acre Of
ground; &27 300. HUGH r. PECK
RKALToR, NE. l-640O.
KENWOOD AKRA. eomerset-DI
luxe custom built RAMBLER. n.
hgnry plus 4 bedrooms and 3 baths
Tefraee-level rec. room. garage
Ciost 70 schools and tranGportA.
ti01. Nothing else Ike IL IN valut
and liyAbllitYl HAVE key. Pleas
phone MRe. uud0NT, Of, l-762p
THoAfAs ,. PIsHER . co. NC
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OPEN DAILY
3 TIL 8

Our new bi-leyel with recessed
center-hsll entrance; 3 tEin-sised
bedrms. With an additional room
for den or eth bedroom; 2 full
baths, finished rec. rm.. tremen-
dous kit. With eating space. Value
priced ct s20,4O0.
Also Avaiiable
3-bedrm. ramblera Sl7o60
4-bedrm.. 2-bath split-level 20,bO0
FHA AND VA FINANCING
D vi, q OF e. Sso q Wa. ave I'd, yis z
Llttleton st.. left 70 model home.
J. C. Conley Constr. Co.
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SILVER SPRING coloniais. close.
In; builders elose-outs, only SEQ.
$50. Any terms can be arranged
Open daily. til dark, 3 bedrms.
plus den, plus semifnished rec
rm.. earport. 2M baths. Dir:
Out Georgia ave. 10 White Oak
drive Il blk. past Montgomery
Hills shopping center), fight i
BLK, to woodland drive, left q
a ssSsi oyhdnS REGr FxPt IS.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HARDWARE STORE, N.E.-S7 yrs.
following: up-to-date store: easy
h sss%s s s%alI to6 sToI ss,, Of cash
RESTAURANT, in Arlington--seats
20. Modsrntstie stainless steel
Sundays; Parking lot for 20 cars,
sS SotHS' cs sL W. .O'Y ~ rH RIFT
Broker, l4l1 Pa. ave. NV. Ma,
BOOMING and boarding house,
small Columbia I'd, few doors
from 18th ST. NV; 8 rooms,
baths. Rent, S13l mo. Income
quoted. 1910 mo, Priced cheap to
sell fast. Make oiier, Nice place 70
| make expenses. EDWIN L, ELLIS,
1910 Vermont ave. RE. 7-5140.
SERVICE STATION FOE LEAsE-
SHELL OIL CO. has q few dealer
openings. for existing and new
station; excel. location; Yeas. In
vestment, Opportunity to have
own business with GOOD earnine
potential, Call He. $1,000.
KIDDTES' MERRY GO Round
truck; reasonable; GOOD money
maker. Mr.. BUSH, HE. 4-o607.
after Y pm.
WELL-KNOWN SILVER SPRfNG
lesvtnE city. on. o-6ls4.
NEW JERSEY AvE- N.W.-corner
S store VIII apt. reas; JOHN y
ewes. I'M. 4-se26.
LARGE COUNTRY STORE, Mine
Run. Va: $4,000 annual bust.
ness: stock optional: retiring ac-
counts for low price OF $4,000;
reas. terms. l.. L. SELF. Agent,
TE. 6-4131.
BEAUTIFUL brand-neW, carry.out
restaurant. priced for quick sale
Must see to appreciate; perfect To-
cation. IA. 7-2943.
COUPLE or party 70 take over
rooming house. 02o N. Y. ave
NV. See Manager. 21s
FOR sALR--Restaurant, bar. 10
room hotel suitable for CONNER.
eial enterprise; 4-aere frontage;
suitable for modern motel; 4o
miles vest Of Cumberland, Nd
On 2; Q 20. n. NJ sTIYFLKR,
Markleysburg, Pa.
ExCLUsTyE FkANCE1sg, vhoisSaie
distributors for new vateriess
az w sssssssi.s ~ vvs VA "a
rAY. Adams G-oS00.
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HOUSES FoR sAII-A.l.

etA AND D N.n.--coRNER sToRE
S Huas ! sRIss J w %ss SEA. Avn. y x 4
0-b020. Call 'til q pm.
CLINTON AREA; sot.ab0-3-hsd-
rm. corner rambler; h.aefe lotl
Gear brick garage beautiful hsmt
ANDREws Hup AEkA=Msv. =
!%Tas. hrspissss' iaIf am ma
oxoN HuL,-s.bedEm. rambler
doRNfNoeIbH; Si0,eB0-a-bedrm
and expansion attic corner; N
nice condition,
Terms or consider your home OF
building lots IN trade For detaill
cal JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor
10. $4,000.
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1REnRMa oPITuo

4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Plus family rn. makes this iinmac
,bi-level home ideal for the lre
family, Adt. 70 Rock creek PARK
walk 70 schools. swim. pool and
playground Owner Transferred
Price, $4,000, with 81 800 down
E..E BLANCHARD, hsaitcr. 10
(continnsd On Nszt PasSI
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Summer Area Ramhler

Sumner Area Rambler
AIR-CONDITIoNED 3-bed-
I'm. brick overlooking quiet
street, has lge. fiv din. rm.,
EQUIP. kit. with dinette
counter huge rec. rm.. land
,cspeo . sssraen With patio:
thing. For detaiIS, cali Mr..
Snyder. o.. 4-36s1.
POBIAK & POBIAK
WO. 6-5544
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sILvER SPRING, Si6.250-stun-
Carroll Knobs: step-dovn liy. I'm.
with frepl.,. mod. equipped kit,
bsmt.. porch, beautiful grounds
RARFELL REAL ESTATE, 10. O.
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SLIGO PARK ARIA, ARIA suil Der,
level. with de luxe kit. den with
fireplace and lovely. bsmt; viii
consider FLA: waking distance
70 bus and schools. Only 81 7.9sQ
CHESTER KELLER WoopMQOF
AoEMcT CORP ~. S-71oo. 0 e
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slvER SPRING! 81 Michael.
ccdna ' s:E por CHAIN r. 81 0s Isl
kIPLEY Co. ~. 6-elli.
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ExCLUsTvE TkANCRIsE. vhoiesaIl
Sistrts s,.or;.. for new x.sssI..'
S "a YT1 zss@s s.s ssi and w. AR
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SILVER LIVE. sr rs! 81: ogPOEts.1nnityn ::
very distinstiys eco corner Si e scta s III
center-hall plan. close IN. t2. 500
down will buy, HUGH Il. PECK
Realtor, he. 4-e400.
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sILVER SPRING RAMBLER (Conn,
Ave. Estatesl--3 bedrms.. all brick.
full bsmt.; lovely nelghborhood,
mr.. all schools, swimming pools,
etc. Only Sl7,o60, TERMS CAN
BE ARRANGED. Call Mrs. Levine.
VIII, e-5727 or Evelyn @, Kaplan,
HoME OWNERS REALTY CO. RA.
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SILVER SPRTNG-si6.060: ali 6ric

TsmsIsr r.ai clos, n iSe.t iI ;i ~.
rm. dining rm.. kit, 3 nice bed
rms. and bath, full bsmt.; fenced
lot; assume large OF loan Of
down payns9t, wooDsIpHE REAL ;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-23

BETHEsDA-4-bedrm. 2-bath. brich
din. comb, mod kit. with breakfasl
d sgses' fs RS sss gSEse 1890
OIL. 2-2123. ewes. OIL. 6-329b.
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CUSTOM BUILT

DESIGNED for the family that likes
spacious living; SOFT, ramblif
With center hall that Sives acc u
70 ever. room except the BANQUET.
SIZE dining. room: spacious. mod
ern dream kitchen. I6 feet sausre;
3 twin-stze bedrooms: space 70 ex-
pand. for 3 more bedrooms; base
bQard heat, .porehes, car earage,
plus many other custom features.
below cost ct S26.95O.
James c. Conley & Co.
s62s GA. AVE. ~. 9-4l34 TIL 0
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS special
4-bedIp.. ,beth. den and powder
convenient to schools. Priced e
sch quickly. Q a.m..6 pm; cal
EEMM1,5 2L74Co SST n syss; Rwo. o-OSO7
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Bs sr.l.ss.I; .,I secrme. in trae
TSs%aI On Il, T T,S 2.nis rsT places
session. S3O.Ah0. ri Q PM.
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CHEVY CHASE
ROCK CREEK FOREST

81. cAMiLLUs PARISH
4-BEDROOM CAPE COD
Lovely. large brick home, just 2
years old. Large living room win
treplace, separate dining room.
beautiful kitchen with birch cabI-
nets and wall oven. 2 full baths.
Very desirable location. Near trans
portation. Catholic school and rec
center. Purchaser can assume large
4zS OF loan, II desired. FHk
only $4,000 down. To inspect cal
HUGH T. PECK
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SILVER SPRING = WILLIAMSBURG
Bath: den: 9 upssai Ps0i ssdrm ns'
side entrance that lends Itself 4
professional offlces. win trade
priced right; al pm, Call ST
s-osso' LpSoRoT DOROTHY X. WINSTON
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I'm AAAnNA Dill INV UEaA NAsa =
dayliEht bsmt., eaTport: vacant,
Don't fail 70 see this one. o. D.
yield. NC, JU. b-7l13, q I'll o.
CL0sE-TN BETHESDA NH area-
New iistinei 3h-yr. old rambler.
Assume 40 trust totaling S1s.-
300. payable approx. $3.50 per
month. Home priced 1t S25.9bO.
IMMACULATE and CHARMING
Beautifully handicapped and fenced
yard. Trees. B bedrooms, 2 baths
Spacious porch with entrance 10
both dining room and kitchen.
only BIZ HPPoiNTHfn2NT. PHoNI
A4EESsas.Ep g Z 2srriru q. ~, 5-7 t.se
ei5y1s0--ROsKMARY MILLs--All
brick rambler, liv. nm. with 4lrspl,
dining area. Kitchen with table
speee, . nice bedrnns. and bath.
eipE nEALTY Co. ~. S-6zz0.
Opon III 3 Pm.
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CHEVY CHAsEi very coay. Iocs-
and and sehoois@4-bsdTm.' fail.Ssms'
home on quiet street: attractive
shaded lot; bedTms. and bath
on LIST level: det. garage: S16,4b0.
I'll Q PM BETHESDA REALTY,
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WHEATON = S11 $50: 8 bedrms,
enclosed rear porch. sep. din. rm.
full basement with rec. rm,. out
side entr.; $500 down, Sa6 mo:
pays all. 10, 5-36se. SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES, Mgt,
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CABIN JOHN, 90 min. to down,
toWn--Small rambler, ehock full
Of charm, IN neW-house cond.
on h-aele lot, adj. govt. perl
and small brock; only Sl3;S0o
k EEssse w Mo' e SjIe5S' HELEN BAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-23

CHEVY CHASE VTEW-IS-acre Of
beaut. wooded ground frame this
spacious 3-bedrm. rambler: liv.
rm.. sep, din. rin.. Florida rm.,
22xie kit H. a Persssise 81 yeyF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-23

FAIRFAx. is min. from 4 Corners,
3 bedrms.. 22x14 llv. rm. with
H tEspl ls.. dining 81 sl.e. ~.
f wdsgiirbt nc S.m IreI xitS s Took
ehial schools. $40 per mo. Terms
with option 70 buy. OR. 3-4704
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm
rambler, fully AIR COND.. custom
built, large rec. rm.. community
swimming pool: near schools: $3.50
per mo. JE. 1855.
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NORTH ARLINGTON-S bedrms
~ baths. large lv. I'm. with IRE
place, separate din. rm-, garage
screened porch; cow. Pentagon
schools. churches, shcpping een
teri; near bus. N. A-6bo3.
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RockvILLE-s-bsdrm. Tyinbrool
Ssautlfuiiy planted fenced yart
containing huge willow tree. on,l
$3.50. dn,. $50 mo-, Includes take
and insurance. Si1 500. Open III
81 BRIpoEs, PETER a SPENCER
INC, Realtor. Pc. 2-la7l.
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sMyER SPRING = GOOD elose-ir
csi fsSsr Win tSn ssp.n Asssee' up
stairs. e bedrms, beaut. yard
$500 dognn. HUGH 7. PECK
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CHEVY CHASE FANTAsTIC! -
urges immed, sale Of f.bedrm.. 5.
bath white brk. rambler in the
beaut. Rollingwood area; one bed.
rm. Is on lower level; 30-ft. rec
I9 a A saERSSs 2sSTsGo n SsAs sSR'fs
PHILLIPS INC DI. 7-l41i;
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bktHEbDAI S22 ,e50-NeW 7-rm
and hall bath on is M foor, s.sed,
rms. and bath on End floor; 70.
days modern kit. with tabll
SPACE. full bsmt,: short walk u
public and parochiai schools; onlJ
1880 down. balance like rent
2-1OO6: ewes or 4-2bT6.
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BRADkEY BLVD; AREA-A WI,
1 1 9Slssnis ior T,sh s sD han
kax ifSS, I 81 81 l:sifI 2 n ).
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B a!.os A. Al ANS" S iS.ssSo
s Sr Sac ysS mo- fss b :Gsssi F TsniS S
1881, PoBIAK q PoBIAK, wo
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900 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-0l
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Near schools. churches, shoppin,
and transportation - Rambler,
bedrooms. OE kitchen and built.
In bookcases In living room
ground-level entrance 70 base.
ment. fenced yard with man,
shrubs. Only S17,0bO.
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BETHEsDAi Sl7.S60-This Colo
H sds Ss ssn RS%: " 70 s sS.rSA ne
viii sell on sisht, Level entrance,
3 delighttul bedrmS., fun bsmt.,
gas a.-c. heat: and IN very. eood
condition. See II now. Call our
uptown once, KE. 1880 It'll q
gg;nnN i IN I;,i 2s9os 81 after 2. SHAN
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81. JOHNS PARISH. s. s:-Brick
fenced ln; IVA ysrd: sis.sso nsu low va u
teIms, HOME MERCHANTS Ju
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MeoI I,rI. aIns p sesatllu
stree, 4. it,. a der asR. LIE gose s9
noor. perfect condition; knotty.
pine rec, rm,; AfR-coNpTTtoNKr
THROUGHOUT. Ultramodern ell.
cleo. kitchen: many other attrae
features. y, .A.HuMPHRfK8. Ma
$1,000. Call N z pm.
R0CKvfLLE-No s. down. Dc
taehed 3-bedrm. rambler pay
menla Ike rent. Quick possession
pgDEEsY, REALTY GA. t-s7eS
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nETnkspA--Nsp usnisT-hali bIisl
,ssss =. 9 nsse,Y and powdel
can W. ak6S ~ asfl sD.h ssYlf I5w
JOINS a CO. NC bbAs
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CHEVY CHASE; S2S. 500-ThiS yoI
trsctive brick home Just On Conn
lightfui bedrms, on End door; Ieye
lot: large Az trust may be as
school; owner transferred; early
possession; garage, many extras
included. Call our Uptown once
KE. 7-1S00 It'll z pm: EN-. 2.
0037 after z. SHANNON a LUcHs
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TpHTossd,o Lowell I'd Tsd sriek c:oioni. 8
sSf sorh lssC o .p Th. stS ns soS 81
contains 3 bedrms.. den. large
naneled rec. rm.. separate liyina
I'M. and dining rrn. EN-. 2-S206
DISTRICT MARYLAND REALTY
NC, ewes. OIL. 2-4e34. 4
WHEATON-walk TO public snc
parochial schools. semidet. brick.
3 bedrms., full hsmt., sep. din
rm.; avail. about August 81;
S12,50O. $500 win handle. VII
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BsfnEsDA. 81. JAMES PARISH
Nv. rm., fireplace, separate din
rms modern kit, powder rms
bath on End ~ tpii bsmt win
Isvs iov io a.. pT pSxk sO5 Ysifh AZ
NC. OIL. 2-7O00: evess Hu
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WOODMOOR; $l8,b00---PietureeQut
rambler, on well-kept lot, neei
Sit With ts pscrm SPACE. iiy.. e
rm. combinat ton; excel. cond. Cal
JU. 6-4222 I'll o pm. LAWRENCE
v. LUTES CO.
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n sn.sI,s's,sE Colonial ioI
assi.a'' i p.sis;' us sSs j So N'v
ss asHH On. hsss .lss22E o. $500
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25
NLRB Finds No Unfair
Practice By Cox Co.

Results of a National Labor Re
latiOns Board investigation of {
charge by the Transfers Union Lo
cal lot of unfair labor practices
by Cox Distributing Company dur
ing their prolonged strike were an.
nounced today by letter from Eu-
gene Curry, Acting Regional Di-
rector. The letter states that due
to insufficient evidence of viola
ton" no complaint against the To-
cal company would be issued.
A spokesman for the Cox Distrib-
uting Company, which has an office
in Easton, said that the unions
charge had no basis in fact whatso-
ever and expressed qualification
that the NLRB investigation had
confirmed this. The strike began
last June 10th when eight truck
drivers walked off the job at Cox
locations in Milford, CentreStlle
and Salisbury. Considerable VIC
lence was associated with the strike
in the early weeks with instances of
mass-picketing, window breaking
and the draining of truck and stor-
age tanks cited. Since temporary
injunctions were obtained in sew
eral local courts prohibiting acts
of violence there has been relative
ly little trouble, the spokesman said
Operations of the companies sales
and deliveries have not been affect
ed.
A decision is pending in the Cir
cult Court for Talbot County whe
ther the temporary injunction a
gainst union violence should De
made permanent The NLRB deci-
sion just announced is the first ac-
ton on the Federal level in the
case.
Local 107 of the Teamsters is the
one currently under intense in
vestigation for use of violent tao
tics by the Senate Labor Rackets
Sub Committee holding hearings
in Philadelphia, location of the 10
calls Headquarters.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25
Home Demonstration
Week Set May 40

| Governor J. Caleb Boggs this
week proclaimed the period May 4
through May 10 as Home Demon
stration Week" so that Delawareans
might honor those enrolled in the
| Home Demonstration program
which, as the chief executive point
ed out, contributes so much to the
character building of our youth and
to the. strengthening of our COM
munities".
Governor Boggs also pointed out
that more than $500 members OF
home demonstration clubs in Della
ware, under the leadership of more
than LOO volunteer local lead
ers and the professional home eco
nomics extension staff of the Uni
versity of Delaware, participate in
what he termed "this significant
educational work..
The proclamation follows:
WHEREAS, the family is the
foundation of the community and
the nation; and wholesome family
living is reflected in the community
zens and leaders; and
WHEREAS, it is in the family
that the child first learns respon-
sibility-toward himself; toward
family members; and toward
others; and it is the mother-the
homemaker, who influences the
character of family members; and
WHEREAS, it is the purpose of
home demonstration work to pro-
vide scientific and cultural know
ledge for homemakers, with pro-
grams based on research, and de-
signed to help families plan and
manage their resources; and
WHEREAS, more than $500
members of home demonstration
clubs in Delaware, under the leader
ship of more than LOO volunteer
local leaders and the professional
home economics extension staff of
the University of Delaware par
ticipate in this significant educa-
tional work; now
! THEREFORE I, ]. Caleb Boggs,
Governor of the State of Delaware,
do proclaim the week of May
through May 10, 1858, as
HOME DEMONSTRATION WEEK
IN Delaware for the purpose of pay
ing tribute to our homemakers who
are enrolled in this program which
contributes so much to the charac-
ter-building of our youth and to
the Strengthening of our communi-
ties.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25

wood Fire Company for the use of
the Fire Hall and to the Bridge
vile Fire Company for the Fire
Hall and kitchen.
Mr.. Paul Mervine has entered the
armed forces for a period of six
months training His address is
Pvt. Paul Mervine, NJ G. 21145657
o. o. d. 9Th Bn., 3rd Regt. U. S. A.
T. C. A., Fort Knox, Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Farrell Of
Norwich, Connecticut, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. Farrell. Sunday evening visitors
were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Breed
ing, Jr., and family of Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25
I'm THE AIR FORCE"
BY EIoIns townsend Dieksrson

vestigated and -old the boy behind
the desk at the club that at West
over, Massachusetts, he had heard
about the music and wondered il
the service club had any on hand.
The boy quickly said, wish I
could have been in Massachusetts,
too. It's near my home" That boy
was from Ocean View, Delaware,
his family name is McCabe and he
has lived all of his lie next door
to good friend OF my father, the
late Mr.. "hod'' Der,ickson. We
hope to see him again.
The Forbes Female Forum came
into being about two years ago. 1t
is club organized to help officers
wives here at Forbes be more at
home before the public. 1t current
ly is teaching its members about
parliamentary procedure was in
vited to their luncheon meeting
last week as guest Every month
ly meeting each member of the
forum must answer roll call by
addressing the group for one min
ute and speaking about a designat-
ed topic. This months roll call
topic was pet peeves." They were
so interesting to listen to. Some
were: the family who let's their
meal get cold before arriving at
the dinner table, the male automo-
bile driver. telephone party lines,
children who answer the phone
and say, Who's this?', disrespect
to the American Flag. ETC. Since |
was guest | was not called upon,
but my pet peeve would have been
tooth picks. | abhor them and al
ways have. My only use for them
is testing a cake and | use them
only then because feel they're
more sanitary thar dirty broom
straw. My family is so familiar
with this idiosyncrasy of mine that
occasionally they'll present me
with very special gift and it
will turn out to be a glorified tooth
pick. My sister once gave me
tooth pick dispenser replete with
my initials on the plastic case. Last
time Hayes flew home without me
he returned bearing a gift from my
dad. 1t was an ivory tooth pick,
encased in alligator hide
Now this must be all for the
nonee.
I'll write next week.
Always,
! Elaine Townsend Dickerson