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Evening star., 1959-11-29

TRUMPET, York; excellent con-
dition; with case; outstanding
value at $50. Call CL. 6-1698
after $3.50 pm.
WHITE WALL TIRES, pair, size
6.7Ox15; low mileage; $11. OIL.
4-087l.
TIOLINS-Fine instruments. l,
$50, with case; another, $25.
OIL. 4-0871.
OVERCOAT, heavy chinchilla,
dark blue, size 81. OIL. 4-087l.
SOMBRERO - Authentic Mexi-
can sombrero, trimmed with
real gold and silver; needs
cleaning; s12. OIL. 4-0871.
PIN BALL MACHINE-Ideal for
rec. room; $55 or best offer.
3819 Littleton st. VIII. 6-2266.
BUICK 1851 black 2-door hard
I. top Super; auto. trans; r.
and h., Wv. tires; $3.50 financ-
ing can be arranged. CL. g.
2879.
2-METER WALKI-TALKIES; 2,
one pair, $35; welding gen.
orator, $50 amperes, SIS. IA.
4-2546.
HOLIDAY FORMALS, 6 beauti-
ful formals, size Gil, look like
new, SIS each. JU. 5-3l30.
GIRLS BICYCLE, 26-in.; very
coed condition; good Christ
mas gift. Call TIM at WA. g.
1925.
COMBINATION ZENITH record
player and radio, $25; child's
car seat, 81. HO. 2-4092.
ICE SKATES-Girls' white hyde,
size 3; excellent cond.; $l2.
Call JU. 8-5273.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Greetings

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Nov. 27.
Golden Guenni. You're a big
girl now. Your BIG BROTHER.
HAPPY I4th BIRTHDAY Nov.
81, Sandy. With love, from
MOTHER, DAD, CAROL and
RANDY.
BOB PHHO, JR.-Happy "l7."
Many more. Love, MON, DAD
and JOHN.
A LATE HAPPY BIRTHDAY to
Angelo on his 25th birthday,
from BILLY.
TOMMY EDWARDS = Happy
18th birthday on Dec. 2. Love
Ya," from your steady,
CHERYL.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO Nom
and Dad. Love, JOAN, BON
ME and SUE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Bette
Krakow. From ROBERT, BAR
RY, LARRY. NOM and DAD.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

The Rockville Teen Center
is planning one-day bus trips
to various colleges during va
cation periods from school.
The collie ge Opportunities
Division Of the center is ar
ranging a tour to the Uni
Versity of North Carolina,
Duke University, Wake For
est and North Carolina State
College. Another tour will go
to the University of Penn
sylvania, Bryn Mawr, Villa
nova and HaVerford. The
third tour will go to the Uni
versity of Virginia. Mary
Baldwin College and Fairfax
Hall Junior College in Vir-
ginia.
Students will visit the
campuses and talk with lead
ing educators.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Help Wanted

WANTED-Bass player for r. n
r. band; Northern Va. only.
Call TW. 3-9461, RONNIE.
WANTED - Lead guitarist, to
play with small r. n r. CombO.;
must be good. CHUCK, OIL.
4-1751.
WANTED-3 boys for sing group
Tenor, lead, if anyone wants
to apply, call HERBERT, TIA.
9-6679.
WANTED - Lead guitar, elec.;
piano or bass, for newly form
ing rhythm and blues band. 10.
8-3207 after II.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Miscellaneous
For Sale

FORMALS and cocktail dresses,
size 7, So each; white shoe
skates, used once, size 61a, with
aluminium case, SIS. KE. 7-1877.
.ROLLEIFLEX automatic, Tessar
3.5, synch. compour rapid, case,
Bantam adapter; $85. Juniper
9-1758 evenings.
FORD PARTS, 1880; tenders,
hood, grill, rear end; '59-'52
Chev. hood, cheap. JE. 4-0980.
SLIDE PROTECTOR, semiauto-
matte TDC, 300 watt, case; like
new: S35. Juniper 9-1758, ewes.
and all day Sunday.
FLUTE, Armstrong, SIS or best
offer; hamster cages, Hendrix,
large, $3.50; metronome, Seth
Thomas, $3.50. JE. 4-3275.
BOYS 26-in. bicycle; boys size
IA Scout suit; boys size u Cub
Scout suit; one 5-pc. gym. set.
Call LU. 4-5l33, or can be seen
today at 2343 Green st. s.e., as
parents work.
ICE SKATES, woman's figure,
CCM-Riedel, with guards, size
So; cost $50, sell SIS; excellent
condition. RA. 3-7938.
OLDS. '49 "76'; straight shift;
r and h.: recently overhauled;
s125, or will trade for al or '48
Plymouth COW. coupe. IA. 2
2704.
LIONEL TRAINS, cheap, you
name it. l got it reasonably
priced. BOB, 10. 8-3444.
CUB SCOUT uniform, size II,
worn only twice, like new, ST.
Call 10. 1886.
ROYAL STANDARD TYPE
WRITER, WORKING CONDI-
TION, S24.50. HA. 2-88l6.
OPT LIONEL TRAIN, large trans
former, twin Diesel engine, 4
switches, many cars and mis-
cehaneous items, $50. JU. Z
7945.
MOTORCYCLE Sc MAICO, new
engine, excel. tires, buddy seat,
complete set gearing; good
transportation; $265 or best
offer. ia. 2-4690.
RIFLE, 22-cal. Springfield, guitar
and extras. $3.50 each. 1887
SIS U. S. gold coin, trade for
older $21s or SIS coin. DE. 2
2l07.
FLUTE GETZEN, new condition,
SIS. XII. 9-578l.
MOTORCYCLE JACKET, black
leather, detachable fur collar;
size 40; worn times; cost new,
$50; sell SIS. UN. 4-0040.
so NERO. 4-dr.; standard shift
with overdrive; good paint and
uphol.; excel. cond.; dependable
transp.; 5000. Call JE. 2-43l2.
'4S NERO. coupe; q race, alum.
heads, cam, carbS.; body in good
shape: needs inter. work. Call
JIMMY, CIR. 3-4852 after $50
weekdays.
FENDER electric guitar and Glib
son amplifier, both for $3.50. ia.
4-O368 after 6, except Monday.
ENGLISH AMERICAN BIKE -
Boys 26-inch; good condition;
$40. JE. 3-9272.
BICYCLE, girls 26-inch 1t. W.T.;
good cond.; $25. JE. 2-509O.
FOR SALE - Set box. gloves,
chem. set, Hardy boy books,
min. met. soldiers, other items;
all new cond. WO. 6-364O.
81 CHEVY. 2-dr. sed.; pwglde.,
r. and h., split manifold, 4 good
tires: good cond., must sell,
$3.50. JE. 3-9806.
FOR SALE-'46 Ford V-8 eng,
mild port and relieve job, 3.27O
by 3.75 bore and stroke, Weber
,. cam, Edlebrock heads and
manifold, adjusted tappets and
CARDS; all in good condition;
best offer; whole or parts. TIE.
fnQ7
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Situations Wanted

BOY WANTS JOB on family
type farm. Only qualifications
need be good food, room, week
ends off, SIS a week. Call DU.
1861, Sun, Mon. or Tues, 1
to 5; have experience.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

Alice Throop, a 16-year-old
Junior at OxOp Hill Md
High, has been elected State
historian of the Future
Homemakers of America.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday pm. for Sunday following. Ads
received too late will appear week later.
RATES: lines 25c l0c each additional line. You
figure the cost yourself Allow words line
TO PLACE. Write ad and figure cost Give name, adj
dress and telephone number and send your ad plus
payment. to TEEN-ADS, The Washington Star, WASH
ington g. D. c.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
DON'T MAKE A MOVE WITH

DON'T MAKE A MOVE WITH
OUT CALLING THE CORPSE
COMBO--The fastest rising
combo in the greater Washing
ton area with prices to suit
the customer. You're sure to
get the best deal with the
corpse combo. The players are
well instructed to play music
to suit you. Please call after
S pm. Call RANDY, WO. g.
4472 or BOB, EN-. 3-3l78.
ATTENTION A.Z.A. and BIG.
Don't miss the real swinging
time to be had by all at Tenn
pie Israel on December 5. It's
the December hop sponsored
by Langley A.Z.A. with profits
going to the United Jewish
Appeal. Stag or drag, only
SOC per person, 8:30-l2 pm.
Prizes and refreshments. A
REAL BLASTl
CHOICE LOT for Xmas trees
to rent; NV. section; 6 years
previous selling. HO. 2-4092.
FOR THE BEST IN MUSIC
THE CONTINENTALS. For
information, call RICHARD
ARMSTRONG, 10. 8-6295, or
WALTER COGLE, RE. 5-8473.
THE PARTY MAKERS make the
party or dance; Washington'S
most original band. Call MIKE,
OF. 4-6l76.
w. JON SILVER ~ Orchestras.
JU. 9-2176. Presenting adult
and teen orchestras, all styles,
all occasions; excel. serv.; over
400 refs, realistic rates; top
quality.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST in
musical entertainment, then
you want the orig. KNIGHTS.
The best dance band in town,
and prices to please all. Notify
TERRY WILLIAMS, 10. 8-693s.
kENSINGTON JUNIOR HIGH
presents one Of the greatest
plays of all-"JUNIOR MISS"
On December 4 and 5, for only
81 for adults and SOC for stu
dents, starting at 8 pm. You
can see again the wonderful
Broadway play, presented by
the class of 80. Don't miss lti
CHRISTMAS GIFTS - 1000 s.
line name and address labels;
gummed and padded; plastic
gift box free; 81, postpaid. 3
orders, 50. VIRGINIA LEE,
P. o Box 432, Vienna, Va.
SINGERS who want TO be trained
for the purpose of making re-
cordings and personal appear
ances, call and make an ap-
pointment with CARL TONE,
former vocal coach with the
Lloyd Price Kent Recording
Co., Wash, d. c. Call ia.
9-7538 between 7-l0 pm.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Final Top 10

The final top 10 area high
school football teams. picked
by The Stars six scholastic
sports writer's, and their Won
lost records appear below. The
winner, Annandale, took the
championship of Northern
Virginia Group 1. The Atoms,
in placing first, received a
perfect 60-point score.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

Teen ayers representing
all Montgomery County high
schools will compete this
week for the title of Miss
Christmas of Montgomery
County" The event is being
sponsored by the Rockville
Chamber of Commerce.
The winner will be crowned
Friday at a dance at 8 pm.
in the Richard Montgomery
High School gym, Rockville.
WINK Disc Jockey Dick Den
ham will emcee. Ray Vernon
and Link Wray will be in
cluded in the entertainment.
Admission is 81. stag or drag.
Sidwell Friends School will
present The Man Who Came
to Dinner" at $3.50 pm. Fri
day and Saturday at the
school, 1926 Wisconsin ave.
NV. Admission is 81 for
adults, SO cents for children.
4 +
Alice Throop, a 16-year-old
Junior at OxOn Hill Md
High, has been elected State
historian of the Future
Homemakers of America.
A talent show followed by
a dance will be held at the
Marteen Club. 1908 North
Capitol street at 7:15 o'clock
tonight, sponsored by the
clubs Cultural Committee.
The talent show winner will
be in the Catholic Youth
Organization talent contest
at John Carroll High at Z
pm. next Sunday.
- -
OxOn Hill High is Sched-
uled to hold dedication cere-
monies tomorrow for the new
school at 1921 Leyte drive.
The present Oxon Hill High.
at 6751 Indian Head road,
will be turned into a junior
high school.
About 100 high school stu
dents in the Metropolitan
Area, members of the Youth
Conference Group, will meet
at pm Friday at the
YWCA, Seventeenth and K
streets NV, to begin organl-
zation work on the hospital
ity project in preparation for
the White House Conference
on Children and Youth. The
conference will be held in
the District next spring.
4
GOnZaga High I'd. c. won
the Washington Catholic
one-act play contest. Inn
Evening star., 1959-11-29
GO-KART, NORSEMAN

L
Briggs -Stratton; centrifugal
clutch, chain drive; almost
new. Asking SIS. 10. 5-5l94.
DIAMOND CEMENT
RING, white, almost p Ct,
set in white gold, 5000; clock
radio, $l2; ceramic colors.
Must sell. WA. 7-1578.
LIONEL TRAIN SET, 4x8, dual
transformer, loco. with 5 cars
and access. JU. 5-4606.
FORMALS (2)-Both pink and
white, size 7-9; very good con-
dition. Call CAROL, VIII. G.
4556, after 4 pm.
MERCURY so 2-dr.: w.-w.s, r.
and h., white; 1855 Pontiac en-
gine, isky E-4 cam, solid lifters,
1858 tri-power; 1000 miles on
engine, new tires and bait;
$3.50. Chev. 1858 convert; r.
and h., w.-w.s, new white paint
and lead work; good cond.;
1915. Must sell one Of these
cars. Call FL. 4-8O32.
RARE OPPORTUNITY-'49 Lin
coin; pew paint, tires, battery,
louvers, loaded, etc.; can't keep;
make offer. JIM, OIL. 9-8906.
SHOTGUN, Mossberg, bolt ac-
ton, adjustable choke, inlaid
stock; SIS. Also, Others. Call
LARRY, WO. 6-7029.
SCOOTER, Cushman Eagle with
Lauson engine, good cond., $50;
also ebonite clarinet, good
cond., $40. IA. 2-6644.
CLARINET, Bundy, B-h., wicase
and stand; good condition;
cost $3.50, sell for $65. TW.
1892.
GO-CART for sale, 2-h.p. engine
goes 80 m.p.h., $26 or best offer,
or will trade for elec. guitar.
RA. 6-2834.
DODGE so convertible, must
sell, $3.50 or best offer. LA.
6-2345.
SKATES, girls, size 7, white hyde
boot, Chicago, good cond.; Sl2.
HE. 4-4374.
BOYS ENG. RACER BIKE, fine
condition; also girls bike; Cub
Scout unfm., excel. cond.; good
wagon; prom dress, size l3.
JU. 9-6282.
COLLIE PUPS, 4 mos, tri-color,
5 gen. ped, Axe; l male, l
female; 4 famous lines. LA. g.
92I7.
BIKE, &c in; good cond.; So.
JOHN EMSWILER, EV. 1882
after II o'clock.
SADDLE, parade; basket stamp
ing, silver studded; compl. with
bride, martingale, Navajo In
dian blanket, stand; never
used: $75. XII. 9-0629.
TAPE RECORDER, Wilcox Gay;
dual speed and track; compl.
with 3 mikes, mike stand, 4
speakers. tapes, ETC.; excel.
cond.; $85. XII. 9-0629.
BOYS 26-in. English bike; new
tires and tubes, SIS. HA. 2-4lS9,
after IL noon.
ENGLISH RACER, boys, SIS;
parakeet. with cage, S.. Call
MA. 7-2554.
40 FORD, Chrysler powered,
primered 2-dr. sedan; COM
pletely rebuilt, slightly modified
1851 Chrysler engine with 4
bril-; good body, slightly Gus
tomized but needs interior;
over $700 invested: 1915 or
make offer. OIL. 2-5474.
SUPERCHARGED 81 Olds, 37l-
cu.-in. 81 engine, std. Olds
trans, elec. fuel pump, good
tires, body, interior. CURTIS,
JA. 4-5926.
CHEW. 1898 2-dr.; black; runs
and looks like '38 Chew; needs
only new home; $l0O. IA.
7-5449.
SKATES, rink, figure and dance;
Chicago plates; white Betty
Lytle shoes by Hyde, lady's,
size 81a, worn half dozen times
with heavy socks, like new.
Must see to appreciate; orig.
AnE. ...ill Anlsn AZ ~. hnct
Evening star., 1959-11-29

GOnZaga High I'd. c. won
the Washington Catholic
one-act play contest. Inn
maculate Conception Acad-
emy placed second. James
Evening star., 1959-11-29

McCawley Of GOnZaga and
Frances Shuck of Holy Name
Academy won drama course
scholarships to Catholic Uni
versity for best actor and
best actress performances in
the contest.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

Six juniors at Montgomery
Blair High, Silver Spring.
have been selected as final
applicants in the American
Field Services 1860 summer
foreign exchange program.
They are Sally Carleton,
Sandra Ellis, Frank Flora
monti, Suzanne Henry, Paul
Kirby and Sally Morris.
They were chosen for their
individual adaptability. hu-
man understanding. outgoing
personality and scholastic ap-
titude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

nearest bank and AnnabeIIe stuffs them
into fer bae. and of they speed. An
elevator takes them TO the fifth floor, and
Annabelle races down the corridor 10
Happy's Office. She beats . white
haired old mailman BY q nose.
DAN sprints and grabs the mailman BY
the arm. Don't deliver the mail in
there!" he whispers.
The old guy eiares at him. mo one
interferes with the United States mail,
bub!" he says, pulling himself free.
But we only want to delay il BIZ"
uhe mailman shakes his head
anerily. Amt you never heard?" he
says, and then he proudly quotes from
the inscription above the Main Post
Office. "Nof SNOW, nor rain, nor heat, nor
gloom Of niehf stays these conriers from
the swif completion Of fdeir appointed
rounds. And he starts for the Office door.
Just minute!' says Dan, grabbing
him again. you got that wrong. It's
NOT sieef. nor food, nor dark ofniehf ="
want to bet?" snaps the mailman.
You're both wrong" says the In
pector. ITS NOT rain, nor dixsf. nor hof-
test Hieh -"
mot hail, nor cold, nor snow, nor
STORM" says Dan.
mot ice, nor rain, nor fog in The
Highf. - says the Inspector.
Damn yells the mailman. ''Now
you got me all mixed up!'
And now at last the door Of Happy's
Office opens. Out comes Annabelle.
The marked money" she whispers to
the Inspector, els in his inside coat
pocket. Go to i'll"
Dan and the Inspector barge into the
Office and the mailman stands there in
the hall. shaking his head and mutterine
to himself. Nor sIeef." he says. -nor
rain. nor sieef, nor snow. nor rain. nor
snow = Oh. the he'll with iti''
Dan explains all to Kitty that
evening. "And So" he finishes, I'VE
UOOA EAAUPy 0OWttSUWu III O1oSAhhhous
''Win il stick?'' Kitty asks.
Like siue," says Dan. The judge
may not like evidence obtained by
trickey, but he's got to admit il in court.
We do not suggest to Happy that he
commit blackmail and then arrest him.
That, the Inspector says, would be en-
trapnent. A smart lawyer could get him
OF. All we do is give him the opportunity
to blacknail. He Is good enough to
obliee."
'And what becomes Of the Ietter?"
'.It's part Of the evidence" Dan says.
The Inspector lets me read il before he
files ii. Gosh!" he says. whistling softly.
THAT is some letter!"
'Just the simple TRUTH" Kitty says.
"What are you blushins fort"
"Well." Dan says. getting redder all
the tine. II guess do not realize you
love me that much!' The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Happy Lot II
FOR A Policeman

Pirates Cave. II IS practically q dive"
The Inspector winces. This can't lase
much longer" he says. I'm expecting q
break any time"
At this point the door IS flung open,
and who fiounces into the Inspectors
Office but Annabelle, looking flushed and
excited. IAN amazing thing has hap
pened!'' she cries. II just came from
Happy. He Is putting on his blackmail-
ing bite at last!''
But how can he7" says Dan. HE
doesn't take any pictures Of rs"
ne has q letter." says Annabelle.
He phoned me this morning and told
me to come and sec him. And when got
there. he waved q pink envelope at me.
He said il was delivered BY messenger to
the escort bureau addressed to Albert
Sprague-Sprucc and he opened it BY mis-
take. Mistake. my eyei Oh, he is real
PLEASED with himself! II IS Q torrid good
night love note written, he says, by my
hot little hand"
She draws breath and beams at them.
HE is willing to sell it to me for five
thousand bucks, " she says triumphantly.
''He is waiting in his Office now for me
to bring the money"
Dan looks at her admiringly. "It
is real sharp Of you. !" he states, ITO trick
-. n--~.~
Annabelle smiles at him. 81 didn't
write il" she says.
~ wrote Il, breaks in the Inspector.
81 tried for q woman's handwriting and
signed il your loving Fl6. want to force
his hand. figured he'd open il and do
exactly what he did. Now we can mark
the money and keep the serial numbers.
and when Annabelle slips il to him we
will make our collar. And then. he says
sternly to Annabelle, maybe you win
stay home with your loving husband!
However" he goes on. shaking his
head, there are two things that confuse
me greatly. I did not have that letter
delivered. mailed il. And il was blue
envelope. not PINK.
"Am color-bIind?' says Annabelle.
ut was pink"
Then did not write that let
terri cries the Inspector. He turns to
Dan. do you suppose -"
who else2'' mods Dan. ''She wants
me to stay home evenings with her. So
she tries to force his hand just like you
do, only she beats you to il. Like al
ways say, she IS q smart little mcuse!
But I am greatly afraid" says the
Inspector woTiedly, that your Kitty
and me mousetrap each other. We are
all fouIed up. If Happy opens two torid
love notes and they are in different hand
writings and both signed FI6. all is lost!
Maybe, he says hopefully, mine hasn't
got there yet and we can beat the after
noon mail delivery. Let's got"
They get the marked bills from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

With nsw shinela yes sRIAs
ones-ihs shine ssays eai Yev
just rebuff" away wafer
spots, dir and seuff marks BE-
tween shines SIN seconds!
>. that's because only new
Shinola'spatentedble ndof Especial
wakes contains d ura-ShiHe-to
give shoes a harder film Of polish.
1t shines on brighter. stays on long
er, re-buffs in seconds! Get new
Shinola today
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

Read The classified Ads
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
MAGNOLIA
Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone: DE 5-51Ss

Mr.. John Farrow was recently dis
charged from the Kent General
Hospital, where he had been criti-
caIly i'll with pleural pneumonia.
He is very much improved at this
time and he wished to thank every
one for their cards and letters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Blessing,
of Housson and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Luton were the Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Hart.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hart left Sat
urday morning to spend the week
emu with Mrs. Hart's sister, Mrs.
George Steele and Mr.. Steele in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Lillian McIlvaine was the
hostess at dinner last Wednesday
served at Jacks Restaurant. Those
present were Mrs. Jennie Jackson,
Mrs. Bessie Wright and Mrs. Ethel
Collins.
Mr.. Aubrey Wheaton had the mis-
fortune on Saturday to fall and
break his hip. He was taken to
the Kent General Hospital where
his hip was operated on. His con-
dition at this time is rather criti-
cal.
The Church was glad to have the
Magnolia Firemen worshipping to-
gether in a body Sunday morning.
The Firemen also gave the church
bulletin for Sundays
On March 1st the annual Lenten
breakfast and Communion will be
held at Wesley Methodist Church,
in Dover. This breakfast will be for
men only. Please contact your pas
tor at DE 5-5695 for reservations
if you plan to attend. A good repre-
sentation from our church is de-
sired.
Keep March 14th as an open date
on your calendar for that is when
you are to have some laughs you'll
never forget. More information a.
bout this affair viii 5e given next
week.
Don't forget about the MYF pa
per drive. Anyone having any old
papers, contact any MYF member
or the pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
More Turkeys For 1859

If Delaware farmers adhere to
previously announced plans. they
will raise 624, 900 turkeys for mar
ket during 1869. an increase of ap-
proximately "a per cent over the
number of turkevs produced on
Delaware farms in 1858. notes the
Delaware State Development De-
partment.
,Basing its findings on reports re-
leased by the u. S. Department of
Agriculture, the Development De-
partment reports that Delaware
farmers have indicated that in 1859
they plan to raise a total of 516,0 ,000
of the small ..apartment-sized" or
light breed of turkeys and 100000
of the heavier birds. In 1858. the
same number of heavy breeds
los, ,000-were raised, but only
397 900 of the lighter birds were
marketed.
This indicates, according TO the
Development Department, that tur-1
keys are becoming an important
crop" in Delaware, second only
to broilers.
Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
Broiler Chicks

The hatchings of broiler chicks
by commercial hatcheries in Della
ware set a new all-time record dur
ing 1858, reports the Delaware
State Development Department.
Easing its findings on reports re-
Gently released by the u. S. De-
partment of Agriculture, the De-
velopment Department notes that
1858 hatchings of broiler chicks
totaled 82,078,000 or 3,294,0O0 more
chicks than the 1857 total of 49,
784. 900.
December 1858 hatchings, how
ever, were approximately 10 per
cent below the December 1857 total
,of 7,065, 900, rejecting, perhaps.
the downturn in broiler production
that occurred during the latter part
of 1858.
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
DAGSBORO
Mrs. Marguerite Gray .
Rodney 1861

Sympathy is extended to the fam
lily and friends of Mrs. Stella Chand-
Ter, who passed away at her home
last Tuesday evening after long
illness.
Congratulations to the newly
weds, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Layton.
The wedding took place in st.
Georges Church last Friday even
ing, Mrs. Layton was formerly Miss
Helen McCabe.
Mr.. Harry Betchum of Atlanta,
Georgia, is ;, spending some time
with his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Betchum.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. o. Hudson,
of Blades, Del. were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hudson, on
Tuesday.
Private Marvin Steer who has
been stationed at Fort Gordon, Ca,
was transferred to Norfolk. Va,
the past week.
lIr. and Mrs. John Betchum and
Mr.. Harry Betchum of Atlanta,
Ca, were dinner guest Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Tarr, OF
Frankford.
Mrs, Olive Bunting underwent
major surgery last Friday morning
in the Milford Hospital.
Miss Ruth Ann Kitchens has re-
turned to her home in Millsboro
after spending several weeks with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gray.
Mrs. Frank Timmons, Mrs. Frank
lin Timmons, Mrs. Edith Donaway
and Mrs. Arlington Remel, of Mills
boro spent Sunday in Pen Argyle,
Pa. Mrs. Frank Timmons attended
the funeral of her uncle, Mr.. Valen-