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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.
CAPITOL HILL

CAPITOL HILL
Brick town house, old-time ele-
gance. cow. loo. First floor, liv.
rm., libr., din. rm.s kit; 2nd A..
4 bedrms:, bath, bsIit;. oil h,-w.h.
Lge. garden: only $4,000, terms.
Cali Ii. 7-4413: ewes. Ii. 3-6943.
ABSHER REALTY CO., (Ofnce
hours. 2 to 5:30l.
FIT. DAVIS PL., 1913 = 3-bedrm.
brick semidet. Also furn. Price
reas. LII. 3-2316 after pm.
HTIL LLsC bedrms., g baths.
English cottage style IA story
brick. 2 bedrms. and bath on lst
a. center-hall plan, sep. din. rm.,
ige. rec; rm.. 3 bedrms. and bath
On Sd n, level wooded lot. 2 blks.
HUMPHREYS, MA. S-5O2O.
LIST YOUR HOUSE NOW
FOR A QUICK FALL SALE
MUssELMAN RLTY.. RE. 7-7170
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
A NEW STEPHENS OFFER
UNIVERSITY HILLS

111LNNJ
This newly listed 4-bedrm. brick
rambler has all the features you
have been looking for including
fully. equip. kit. with table space,
full bsmt.. rec. ROOM. gas h,-w.h.
heard of 4nss. owners leaving
town. WIN settle quick for Sl9.-
THE w. w. LEWIS CO.
ROBERT L. STEPHENS, Pres.
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ROSEMONT

Large living room. family dining
room. two bedrooms, full bath,
full basement with outside en-
trance, and fenced yard are q few
features of this lovely frame bum
ealow. Let US show you the
others: only S14,900.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

A CHARMING sPLTT-LEvEL. 3
yrs, old, all brick, . bedrms. ~
baths .l,S attr Isss rec: I'm I'm: w/firepl'
Real Estate, OIL. 4-l1O0
ARMY MAP SERVICE AREA-Nev
3-bedrm. rambler. Special at S18,.
$50. Sep. din. rm., latest kit. full
bsmt., law. exit to I'd: low On.
payment; big lot. SAMUEL 3
BO0LEY OF MD. INC, OIL. g.
1900 til 0.
LARGE CT 4MsS LOAN
on this country rambler Of Gus
tom-brick construction: 1S7-ft.
wide lot: separate dining room,
recreation room. 2h baths. Re-
duced to S27,95O A, ], KES-
SINGER a CO., Jus 9-4b44.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to SIS.
900 FHA; immac. 3-bedrm. brick
English Colonial. Lge. din. rm:.
flrepl., knotty pine rec. rm. with
bar; laundry rm. and workshop.
Level. well-landscaped lot; ga
rage: tool shed and barbecue.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.. WE.
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sHEPHERD PARK. sis.S5o
: BEDRMs., 2 BATHS, REC. RIM.
LOUIS Ridden To. 2-3060
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TIME TO BUY

MT, RAINIER - Neat 2-bedroom
bungalow; family-size din. rm.,
equip. kit, lge. porch and ex-
pansible attic. Bsmt.. economical
h.-w.h., Sl0.500. Just blk. to
transp. and shops.
ROGERS HEIGHTS - older-style
frame bungalow. liv. rm., sep. din.
rm equipped kit, . bedrms.. scr.
porch, bsmt and garage. $40. 500
CT financing.
BELLMEAD-S350 dn., FLA, $50
total mo. pymts. Newly decor. brk,
rambler. 2 extra lge. bedrms., Ice.
level lot. Selling for only S1O.50O.
aIvERDALE-Ideal for young fam
lily, lily. rm.. din. rm.. equip. kit.
witable space, . 'ice bedrms., full
tiled bsmt.. patio and carport.
Fenced lot. S13,500. only $3.50 dn.
FILA.
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DEL RAY

You can't beat this price for five
neient 49, IN one oI ,. .ne most con.
home Is lovely both inside and
out and 1t also features an cx-
tremely large living room with
fireplace. family dining room and
large basement with rec. room
The uard is fenced in back and
the front is Handicapped with
shrubs and flowers. This lovely
home is being offered for the low
price Of $l6,950. Come see 1t
today.
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ALLEYS CROSSROADS

Brick rambler. !? minutes of Shirley hwy.
bedrooms with double sliding doors; picture
window in living room large ,r dining room;
DISPOSAL birch cabinets. breakfast corner / n
kitchen; Ia baths basement large picture
window in recreation area: outside entrance.
CIR. 3-4560.
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CHEVY CHASE-Detached center
der room on list floor, s bedrooms
and 2 baths UP, finished Bird floor
recreation room: jalousied porch
on living room: garage: priced in
low 30s. Call WO. $4,000 til
9 pm. EDW. H. JONES & CO.,
INC. $500 Conn. ave.
CHEVY CHASE-A nice clean home
in perfect condition with modern
kitchen, 8 well-arranged rooms.
well-landscaped lot with Gear
garage. owner will take back
trust with modest down payment.
Call WO. $4,000 til Q pm. EDW.
H. JONES & CO., INC. $500
Conn. ave
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EVANSVILLE
RIVERDALE
AIR EORCE

THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 7-45OO Realtors
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NORTH AIRING
$22.95O

0GG,SJU
Level 1s7-ft: lot. Lovely trees, shrubs. Excellent
in living room; formal. dining room, den, 8
baths: bedsooms; kitchen; dishwashhsr' pine, pine.
outside entrances to basement paneled rec;
reation room, fireplace: hagstone patio, detached
garage; washer drier; storm windows, doors,
Convenient to Pentagon: walk to shop. and bus
FLA or OF financing ia 10000.
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CHEVY CHaASE-Tnwn house. ST.
800. Immaculate brick home with
4 bedrms., Ia baths. living .rm..
'lge. dining rm.. garage, lots Of ex-
tras. A fabulous buy. Terrific area
between Conn. and Wisconsin ayes.
Call our Uptown ONCE I'll Z (after
2 call EN-. 2-234D. SHANNON &
YI1CHa co
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Blessed Sac. -Laf. Sch. Area
COLONIAL BR1CK-S33,5OO
Library and Powder Room
Comparatively new. 2-story center
hall with lovely garden. Liv. room
with adjacent jalousied porch on
garden side: nice view; separate
din. room. completely equipped
kit. paneled library. powder rm.
really large bedrms. and 2 baths
Large heated dormitory bedrm
on 3rd floor. Nice recreation room
JAMES e. ScHWAB. EN-. 5-5S0o
Ewes. OIL. 4-7693 or WO. 6-14OS
CLEVELAND PARK Immaculate
home. Liv. rm.. fiEepl.. Cheerful
din. room, equipped kit. anC
family room: 3 bedrms. and batf
up: porch; bsmt. with recreation
nm. and full bath. Garage. Nict
lot. 81 500. BILLINGsLEy
REALTY Co. EN-. 2-2326. Ewes
EN-. 3-1740.
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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES

5smbier: : sssaAcH55ss sEDR SIisl
baths. living rm., sep. din. rm.
large kitchen, RECREATION RM
WITH FIREPLACE. Trades &C.
cepted; HUGH T. PECK. HE
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YOUR GUIDE TO
BETTER LIVING

OH ,IUU
Older home. Living room, fireplace: equipped
kitchen, . bedrooms. full bath; utility room;
oS-ft. recreation room in full basement, screened
front porch: storm windows, doors barbecue.
patio fenced yard: off-street parking. Walk to
bus, shop schools XII. S-2320
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OXON HILL
&l.000 DOWN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. clean bricl
and shingle home with twin size
bedrms.. large liv. room and din
ing area. Recreation type bsmt
Fenced lot. mr.. everything. Easy
FHA or OF terms. See and com
pare.
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MASS. AVE. Ext.

MASS. AVE. EXT.
Best resale in area. Super excellent
s ssse IoO eol SsdsT' situated Ds 81
tree shaded extra, extra, large lot
on dead-end street: liv. rm.. fire.
pl.. sep. din. rm.. scr. porch, COW
cred patio: modern kit, ground
level finished rec. rm., built-in
garage; possession before school.
ALLEN L. LUCAS CO.. OIL. g.
SS6S. @ It'll 0.
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CHEVY CHASE
NEWLY REMODELED COLONIAL
CLEVELAND PARK
NEWLY REMODELED

sEMIDETAcHED
Oxford Real Estate Co.
1914 Goth St. NV. DI. 7-3435
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Fine Colonial home in excellent Oh.
Oh. location. Center hall, Kit.
with breakfast space, den. powder
nm, 3 bedrms., 3 baths. Jalousied
porch. Large 5H loan available.
Ewes; call Mrs. MacAuley, OIL. g.
W. G. g. A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
IN. 2-4464 Realtors
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cARROLTON AREA-Custom brick
rambler featuring de luxe kit. with
wall oven aud surface range. liv.
room with firepl. 3 generous size
bedrms., plastered walls, full
bsmt;. big wooded lot. 7OxI50. In
new-house condition. Only 2 years
Ole; FLA approved At SlS,50O,
with excellent terms
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HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

time motel broker, travel specialist
offering recommendations, best
motel buys.
JOE II. THOMPSON
$50 Woodward Bldg. jackson $4,000
AIR. -COND. REST. AND BAR, on
301 In Southern Nd. seats 30:
slot machines; apt; viii sac. due
to poor health. Please do not
apply unless you mean business.
Box CIV. Star. 19s
DAY NURSERY, ideal location in
Arlington's heaviest populated
apt. area. Building meets all
county and State requirements.
Don't pay for good will. start in
business with rent payments.
A-2Qnn. lie A.l7h7
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

CHEVY CHASE-The prettiest home
in the entire area: that lis the
opinion of many. Located Just a
block from Pinehurst circle. Large
bedrm. and bath on list floor; 3
bedrooms, 2 baths in all; full
screened porch overlooking lovely
garden, garage, immaculate condi-
tiopp ot throughout; Priced at lust
k E. 4tisoo s III Eur p pm 1Af scf;
pm. EN-. 2-2341.) SHANNON &
1I1CHS 20
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4 LEVELS

This charming split-level, l year
old, located near schools, shopping
and transportation. with large liV-
ing room, separate dining room.
modern kitchen with table space,
family room. utility basement, 3
large bedrooms and Ia baths.
Sl7,5OO.
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BELLE HAVEN AREA

$31 BOO
Charming 3-bedroom, 3-bath, custom built ram
bier with lovely view Of the Potomac Huge
all-electrlc kitchen Will take your present
home, end trust investment property in
trade. Immediate occupancy. So 5000.
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LYONS DEN

Continued From Page OLA
Of Amsterdam, rather than
Vienna because OF the ticket
jam. There's the Youth Festi-
val in Vienna. and they'd
rather give the plane ticket
to a young Communist from
Moscow than to me. All we
Americans who listened to
Nixon's speech on the Fair
Grounds applauded him-arch
Democrats as well as Republic
cans-not only for what he
said but also to show solidarity.
Every night we're approached
on the street by young men
offering to buy dollars at rs
rubles. also clothes, costume
jewelry, etc.
The caviar is $1.35. served
with bread and butter; no nom
sense about chopped onions or
hardboiled egg-yolk. The only
thing hardboiled around here
is the waiter.
II created an incident by
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HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Dizzy Doings in London

states. I guarantee he'd be a
tremendous success.
Previous to both wingdings,
dined at the Park Lane Pent-
house of Producer John WOOlf
and his pretty young wife.
Anne, daughter Of director Vic
tor Saville, who was also there.
with producer Jimmy WOOlf and
the Marques and MarchiOness
Townsend. The latter invited
me to bring my son and daugh-
ter to spend q weekend at their
home, one Of England's state
liest-in East Anglia. Sounds
more fun than Russia.
The Jack Hawkins Dan
Daley TV series cost half a
million dollars for the 81
segments. They had hoped to
land a national sponsor in the
states, but settled for syndica-
ton.
And no one here can under
stand why Laurence Olivier's
half -million-dollar version Of
Somerset Maugham's "The
Moon and Sixpence." which he
filmed expressly for television,
has not yet found a sponsor
Sir Larry received 100000 for
his trouble.
ZSa Zsa GabOr won't like 1t,
but ex-mate George Sanders
has written a song to present
wife Bonita, titled. Our Love
Is Now" For Zsa it was Then.
The blonde beauty arrives in
London this week from Naples
where she has been making q
movie.
ROSsanO Brazz. called from
Rome with a reverse Sum.
mertime," his big hit with
Katharine Hepburn. I'll cal
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LONDON (NANA). - The
gossip in London is that nov
elist FRANCHISE Sagan and her
businessman hush a n d, Guy
SchOeIIer, are even farther part
than their design for living,
which had them in separate
homes on week days with a
get-together every week end.
FRANCHISE, who has never
equalled the success Of her first
novel, "Bonjour Tristesse." has
another one coming out in the
fall, with the offbeat title, do
You Like Brahms?" Mel
Ferrer told me at the premiere
of wife Audrey Hepburn's THE
Nuns Story" in London that
his 18-year-old daughter Peppa
has been suffering with mono
nucleosis for the past five
months but she is recovering
now and will be able to go to
college in the fall"
AS per schedule, Audrey and
Mel few right back to Switzer-
land the morning after the
screening and their walk-on
to tremendous applause-out-
doing by many decibels the
handclapping for Elizabeth
Taylor and Eddie Fisher at the
annual Night of a Hundred
Stars" put on by Sir Laurence
Olivier at the London Pal
ladium. Liz and Eddie came
late and occupied the best box
in the big house. with the
newly reconciled val parnells,
until their appearance on stage.
IS
Her Lizabethship seemed
bored, barely glancing at the
gay doings on stage. which in
cluded an hilarious silent skit
by Beatrice Lille. Olivier
as Archie Rice from THE En-
tertainer," singing, hoofing, anc
cracking bad-on-purpose jokes
A frenzied Charleston by
Margaret Leighton and Lau-
renee Harvey that brought the
house down. The crazy gang
all over so and dressed as de-
butanteS, and the one and only
Bob Hope singing Lazy" from
a satin chaise lounge. -. Eddie
Fisher sang, but I thought he
stayed on a bit too long. j
could have stood more of Brit
aims young rock n roll star,
Tommy Steele. The blond
Tommy should come to the
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It 'Wintertime' and 1t will be
about o young girl who falls
In love with an older man, and
they have to part at the end"
ROssano will direct. not star,
I'm not that old yet"
British Aim director. Des-
mOnd O'DonOvan, is meeting
with cinerama people this
week. also with goth Century
Fox. Both are interested in
DesmOnd's mammoth project.
"Icebreak." to be filmed in
Russia. England. and America.
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"SHOESHINE"

At 7:3O and 1895
EXT ATTRACTION: FERNANDEZ in
HARVEST" directed BY PAGNOL,
plus LES VISITEURs DU SOiR"
(''Ths Devils Envoys").
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films OF More Than Routine Merit
"AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS"-Cantinfas and
David Niven in npacked film of the Jules Verne story
TASK ANY GIRL"-Shrey MacLaine's Cannes-aw per-
Torrance sparks a lively romantic comedy
LIMITATION OF LIFE" Something for the girls,
Turner in a five-handkerchief soap opera.
II WANT TO LVE"-Susan Hayward's melOdramatic Oscar
winning portrayal Of a convicted murderess.
SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVH"-JameS Cagney VS.. the
hated Black and-Tans during Ireland's Troubles"
"SHANE"-Jean Arthur, Van Hehin and Alan Ladd in
superior Western directed by George Stevens
"SOUTH PACIFIC"-Mitzi GaynOr and ROssano Brazil in
gaudy film Of the Rodgers Hammerstein musical hit.
1.-THE TEN COMMANDMENTS"-Cec b. De Miles big
Biblical spectacle all about Moses and his life and times.
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buy 1t from the State They
replied there's no way Of re-
cording such a sale. They're
looking into the matter for me
but it'll be a long time twixt
their cup and my lip"
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wanting to buy the silver
plated Potsdekanya cup in
which the glass of tea is set.
They said 1t belongs to the
State. I insisted, OK, so I'll
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29
RED MEN
NEWS

Our Prophet Brother Edward
Jester presided over Sakimas
Tribes meeting in the absence
of our Sachem Brother George
Knight.
Many of our members were
present and the business of the
evening was dispensed with quick
ly.
Three members of Sakimas Tribe
will travel to Seaford, Thursday
evening to attend Muscular Dys-
trophy meeting in the Methodist
Church. They are, Brother Edward
Jester, P. s.; Brother Fred Jester,
]. S.; and Marvin Lightcap, p. G. S.
The Red Men want to participate
in the annual Muscular Dystrophy
drive and their delegates will re-
ceive some instruction on assist
ing in the M. d. Drive.
Due to his physical condition
and being in the Vets Hospital of
Philadelphia, Brother oe Rostilli's
Craftsmanship of the annual Fish
ing Rodeo" has been changed to
Brother Marvin Lightcap, who will
work in Brother RostillPs behalf.
This project will be elaborated on
at later date. ~
Brother Preston Timmons, P. G.
S. chairman for refreshments this
month is a good cook. You Bro
theirs should all come out and
sample his cooking. See you next
week.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29
Kathleen Nevin Heads
Blue Hen Chicks

AS the Chronicle was being pre-
pared to go to press Thursday
morning, arrangements were being
completed for the first public in'
stallation meeting of Milford's
newest youth group, the Blue
Hen Chicks, at the Milford Arm
ory, Thursday evening.
The Chicks, the only VFW
Junior Girls Unit in the State OF
Delaware, were to be hosts to their
parents, other relatives and friends
at the affair, which was to be high
lighted by the installation of new
slate of officers headed by Kath-
leen Nevin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement ]. Nevin.
Other officers, slated for install
lation Thursday evening were:
Jeanie Eypel, senior vice president;
Doreen Lafontaine, junior vice
president; Regina Deehey, conduc-
tress; Connie Hamilton, chaplain :
Nancy Vernon, guard; Linda Hayes,
treasurer; Joyce Gilmore, secre-
tary; Cindy Endress, patriotic in
structor; Martha Montgomery, mu-
sician; and Jackie Jones, Jackie
Eypel, Ruthann Kniceley and Carol
Baxendale, color bearers.
The retiring president, Nancy
Kniceley, was to open the meeting
and installation of officers was to
be accomplished by Past VFW
Auxiliary President Verna Deeney
with Auxiliary President Margaret
r. Hugg, Past Auxiliary President
Beatrice Kniceley and Junior Girls
Advisor Nell Montgomery assisting.
Various presentations were sched-
uled and serving of refreshments
was to follow the meeting.
The Junior Girls Unit will make
their first public outdoor appear
ance, as marching group, this
Saturday morning with participa-
tion in the annual VFW-sponsored
Memorial Day parade.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29
Square Dance Time
For Milford Folk

Two couples of the Milford
square dance enthusiasts (the
Lamberts and the Frys) took off
last Friday on a square dance
weekend. Their first port of call
was Harrisburg, Penna., where
they were welcomed to Callers
Jamboree, M Cd by their friend
Glenn Shannafelt. This was very
successful affair with fifteen call
ers on the program-sponsored by
the Square and Round Club OF
Harrisburg.
After overnighting at the beau
tiful Holiday Motel, they travelled
on to Hagerstown, Md, Saturday
morning to the Hagerstown May
Square Dance Festival, presented
by the Dixie Squarenaders. This
was an afternoon and evening af-
fair in the new multi-million dol
lar N. Hagerstown High School
gym. Master of Ceremonies was
nationally-known AL Brundage Of
Brookfield, Connecticut. Next in
line was a fast-rising star in the
caller field from Hagerstown it,
self-Curly Custer. Very able
assistance was rendered by 81 Nc
Neely of Baltimore and last, but
no means least, Des Gourley of
Charlottesville, Va.
Dinner was served in the school
cafeteria, followed by style show
with the ladies parading many
beautiful costumes around the hall
to the oohs and abs of the crowd.
Toward the middle of the even
ing the hearts of this capacity
crowd of nearly five hundred
dancers and innumerable specta-
tors were captured by group of
youngsters aged z to 8, taught by
Curley Custer, who put on an ex-
hibition of square dancing that was
delightful to see. In addition to
this, a group of teen-agers danced
a couple of Rounds for the enjoy
ment of all present.
Scheduled to close at eleven
o'clock, the enthusiastic partici-
pants kept calling for more
dances; and AL obliged until nearly
midnight-an exceptionally enjoy
able weekend overall.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29
Locals Show Up
Well At State
Marble Tourney

Milford Area entries were un-
successful in their bid for state
honors in the VFW-sponsored
state marbles championship tourn-
ament at Dover Armory the past
Saturday evening, but made an ex-
cellent showing, finishing second,
fourth and eight. In fact, only one
competitor, Defending Champion
Michael Worsley, of Clayton was
able to stop Ronnie Davidson, 1859
Milford Area champion, in what
undoubtedly was the gamest and
most determined challenge of the
annual competition.
The 12-year old Davidson, COM
peting for the first time in state
wide competition, waded through
the challenge rounds without loss
of single game and advanced to
the finals where only the greater
power and experience of the de-
Tending champion stopped him in
his bid for state honors. Among
those who fell before Davidson
were the champions of the Dover
and Wilmington areas and team
mate Mike Griffin.
After an early defeat, Griffin,
who won city honors in 1858 but
dropped to third in this years To-
cal contest, gamely climbed back
up to the top of the losers bracket
only to lose to Davidson in the sem
finals. Curt Desmond, three-time
runner-up in local competition,
played in hard luck all evening and
finished in a tie for eighth in the
final standings.
Worsley, a 14-year old student
at st. Joseph's School, Clayton,
won his present title year ago,
ending a two-year reign of Mil
ford's David Greenley. He will now
represent Delaware in the national
finals at the VFW National Home,
Eaton Rapids, Michigan, July 9-12.
Joseph Bedford, Dover Area
champion, finished in third place.
This year.. the state finals were
held indoors for the first time, with
an estimated 300 persons, including
VFW State Commander William A.
Mazzetta, watching the competition
on specially constructed rings in
the spacious new Dover military
installation. Edward w. Clarke OF
Dover, VFW State youth activities
director, received considerable
praise for the manner in which
the tournament was staged.
David S. Hugg, commander OF
Blue Hen Post No. 6483. which ann
ually sponsors the Milford Area
Tourney as part of the local VFW
units extensive youth program
accompanied the local entries and
acted as coach. Other members of
Blue Hen Post present were Glenn
ent j. Nevin, Francis Elias, George
! H. Davidson and Anthony Desmond.