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APPLY MANAGER
Dupont Circle Bldg.
1ala CONN AVE NV.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lst-class
open office space; 700 to 1000
: 50. IT.: parking available. GEORGE
Y WORTHIEGTON & SON, 3l46
NJ 81 n NJ FE T-9p0O
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Builders and Remodelers

CABIN JOHN bldgs. on 100 I
l2U, corner lot. cont. grocery
beauty shop. lunch bar. ! apts
$1,000 . .ssh. Susie v. Watwe1d
coNGREss HEIGHTs-4eO Mellon
st. Oct. 6-unit apt. bldg. Room
for = additional apis. excellent
rental location. Investors Il will
pay you TO. investigate this ex-
JONES REALTY. 20. 5-7655.
DOCTOR OR Ice. ORGAN.-com.
mercial dntn.. stories, % rms;
ideal any business. $4,000 down
payment. ME-. s-402l, NE.
FIRST AND RHODE I, AVE; NV. 3
unit nat. rms, Kit, hath ~
each, SI2 800. Me. S-15S1. JOHN
n. HOKE, Realtor,
FTvE-UNIT BRICK APT, at 9th
and Mass. ave. NV. presently
rented to operator; pays $3.50
month. Price, only $1,000 per
unit, Mr.. WlMsATT. OIL. 4-5O39,
Me. S-15S1. JOHN r. HOKE.
GOOD NV, RENT SEC. - Oct
S roHssr's i2.sd1SSii n NO 14-a444.' ga
HOWARD COUNTY, 30 acres, ap-
prox % mi. frontage on hard
surfaced road, priced right on to-
days market. Ars Steed with
Laird B. Scott. Realtor. ~
g-0420. eve. and Sun. Ju. S-37S0.
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CONN. AVE.

Single or Groom executive once,
with private restroom, free con-
ference room; porter Servicei
parking next to building. Apply
manager.
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EASTGATE
INDUSTRIAL CENTER

Bladensburg I'd. at Eastern ave-
NOW developing 20 acres; con.
struction started for three az.
tlonal concerns; viii build 10 meet
your requirements. railroad sio.
ing: Consult We. QoLDENBERo
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th NV. Ma. s-O5sc
N TOWN-Warehonse 3sx6O. Is.
A.. cell, plus lac. store and ONCE
OLGA 1903 Pa. ave. Sc, LU
KENILWoRTH INTERCHANGE =
Modern heated warehouse, oOx.OO,
~ loading doors. avail June
long or shors lease. a. Al. dOTn,
90, 4tE. 1-733U.
KENiLuORTH INTERCHANGE -
! S,OOO 50. 1t. new warehouse with
railroad siding and covered load
ing platforms. viii divide. Ready
about July A.. A. NJ. RouTh CO,
RIA. 7-533O.
KENILWORTH INTERCHANGE =
1880 50. II, modern neated ware
house, truck level IL overhead
doors, plus air coma, orfce ano
1900 50. II. OF fenced yard. Avail
July ! A. M. RoUTH CO., RE
KENSINGTON. new bldg, lust com.
pleted, 5000 50. IL. avail. fol
immed, occupancy; overhead door,
and all util., excel. loo, reas. rent,
will divide. For details. call Mr.
Thompson, ~. 9-a55., ewes. ia
9-0l6j. Associated with c. NJ
MARSIELL.sR, Realtor.
KENILWORTH AREA-Warehouse
containing 4,3OD "a, IT,. plus ali
cond. once and 1900 So. IT. OF
fenced-in yard. Call SP. $4,000
LARGE WAREHOUSE
Nj. New York ave. and BIadens.
burg I'd. Mod fireproof j-story
total $4,000 So t., sprinkler, .
elevators. loading platform, r. r
siding: avail. July L; reas rent
RAYMOND r. RUPERT, 81, 5.
LEASE, NE, SEC. D. c., 1900 50
II. on , floors In FIRE rest bldg
Powered for industrial trgt elev
and enclosed yard. For insp.. cal
MA 2-l433.
NEAR HEIGHT CO. warehouse, on
New York ave. ne. Approx. 1900
So It. in modern bldg with s pri-
vate, aforementioned ofiiees and
large general ONCE. rail-gate
loading and ample private park
ing. KASS REALTY. EN-. 3-S1O0.
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ALnosT 10 AcnEs 81 rRIMI
AfANINNNI afoun1. IN The
heart % contsnIent aHbufean
Alee. characterization. shppplns
s ssS 80. sshp2' FL , hgIsh "a cs sSs'
sis.|: sssislk Esosw afas ;s sho g. ~
Annual Income SIS. 800
n befy stafford Court Mouse
Va he county seat. kxpanolnl
afca. a. miles from d {. NlGi
ouantico Marine naae with
monthls payroll q over .. WI.
Ion 2M-alufF. red brick nid1 .
apla., nofchss. fuil basement
irs.s. , ! On l hns ,.k AVN n
lRs center q town. ApaItmentl
, nlssss s .an,.a ~, Way somI,
nnn ev w,nas ~ ~. bs ssss
mater vim ssli ior heslth Yea rss-
inysatieaiion invited Can 6nanss'
STAFFORD, Va. $40 feet on Hwy 4
4 acres. level land ready for
building Two wells. l.1u0 n.
drain neld. ! commercial en-
frances. underground Wlrinn 10
highway well liahted a. nlghl.
Excellent commercial site for mo-
tel service station, amusement
place. trailer court. medical cen-
ier food store, restaurant, ETC.
Louis L. Menne, Broker
Pates-Massey ms. a. Rlty,
Stafford. Va. oldfield 9-27O(
ARLINGTON AREA
Seven .bedfm. Turn. auta. Pulls
occupied. leases, Tenants pay gai
and cleo. Gross rents over ~, 90
Priced less than Z times the rent
s .ssc ss s hEsEtsTS \ . UcsHi 20 %
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STORES F0n aEnI
BAKERY

Established bakery location avail.
able IN busy nearby Vlrginla shop
pins center Of Is stores.
cALL ]. n. KNOX
Thos. j. Fisher q Co., Inc.
73s 18th 81. NV. III. 7-ssJo
cuOICE LOCATION Tor pawn
broker, tailor, shoe repair, paint.
hardware. ~, radio, etc. Three
doors rom corner lfth and p.
a ltps %. n.wi 500 mo, RAl
FAsT-0RowING GAIrHRRsnuRo
Only store avail. approx. June
]. next 10 county liduoi store
On main st.: 1900 50. II. 10
FoGGY BOTTOM. restored area
Ideal for hinh class grocery, reas
rent VIII repair 70 suit tena 1T
~. s-al31 OF RE. 6-f0SS.
GA. AVE. NV. 4tgs -Lee rm and
/ bath: full basement. suit. for once
OF store, only SIS mo. Mr.. NEU-
MANN. Ma, $4,000
GEORGETOWN - Beaut. groom
store mr., WIS, $3.50, ]. c. CHA
TEL. FE. 5-52.4, FE. 7-53OO.
IDEAL RESTAURANT LOCATION
500 SQUARE FEET
AIR CONDITIONED
10. s-01ba
GOOD BUSINESS area; new store
sOx00. near new Sc. Hospital site
Call CT 6-f476.
GOOD HOPE RID. Sc. 1891 and
I l323- Two stores 20 be modern
ICED. Call Me. S-5t0..
GREENWAY CENTER
MINI. AVE, and Z, CAPITOL 81
Store 13'xt6' OF 4O'xiS,, In estab-
lished busy shopping center; suit
able any line buslnegss low rental.
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
IDEAL FOR ELECTRONIcs or hi-n
distributor. This new store and
modern oflees are offered for the
arst time. located In the neart OF
ihs eie sISpSs area p arking Cal:
nights. Wo. 6-7s17.
LAUREL. MD.
Shop; ctr; SlOO mo. rent; ideal for
e e9rse I, an sns =. beauty shop; etc.
LEASE IN BETHESDA. Rock,
Gathers: store. ofe., warehouse
spa:e' i2 sep. sites 7. W CON
LEY, Mgt. AGcY.. OIL. 1890.
MINI. AVE. Nh. at Benning I'd
New. modern, next to Pep Boys.
cas-. rent: free parking. Call D. j.
WHITMAN. LII. $4,000.
NEW STORES under construction.
on ousy Lee highway and George
Mason drive, .triing.an-- excellent
ortunity for aggressive mer-
chant; Ideal ONCE space legation.
$4,000, JE. 2-d4s6.
PRESTIGE LOCATION
FOR NATIONAL FIRM OR
INSURANCE COMPANY
1900 WISCONSIN AVE.
l1,OOO So. It. modern, air-condi-
toned Ind floor space, with pri-
yate elevator: ample parking.
VIII build 10 suit tenant; prime
institutional area. Recent ten
ancies on block include IBM. Die
taphone. Mosler Safe, General
Amer. Monroe Calculator, etc.
Call ST. 3-1925. Brokers pro-
tected.
Record Shop Needed
In busy shopping center nearby
Virsinia deavy walk-in trade.
Have store 1Sxo5 available. Can
also take yard goods or Children S
shop Call Mr.. .iaas,
w EIN6ERG ~ BUSH, INC.
1926 H st. NV. Realtors Ma. $4,000
REFRIGERATED SPACE
500 X ST. NV.
Store 12'x46' plus REFRIGERATED room
9'X21', reIrigeratiOn supplied. For
further information:
CALL J. H. KNOX
ThoS. j. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S;BO
n l. AVE, ND, near D. c. line
Newly reuec. mod. brk 800 So. IT,,
Lear parking; S135. IKE. 6-b644.
ROCKVILLE
z stores, courthouse square, next
to theater Safeway, Acme, public
parking etc. Excellent location;
Vii cooperate: $3.50 and $3.50
SEABROOK. MD, store, approx.
- #. wide, 81 #. long; across
from post ONCE, 6222 Seabrook
I'd Box ASS, Seabrook, Md. SP.
o-4444' -
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Ess s's 4. s:,.I bakery l9gss.io9 sysil.
pins center Of % stores.
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NEW BLDG.
S. CAP. AND M

5000 50. IT. includes two small
ideal for distributor, printer OF
any service business. Call Mi
GOLDERBERG Sun. and ewes. OIL
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BUSINESS PROP FOR RENl

CHlLLUM RD.. MD.-2d commit.
q 4. Excel. for wholesale or re-
tail outlet. EN-. 10000.
CLOSE-IN NV.
Up to $4,000 So. It. Of low-cost loft
space located on 14th st. NV. Can
be used for storage. light manu-
featuring or ONCE space. Ample
PARKING KASS REALTY, EN-. j.
CORNER, NEW RI. 10 AND aiti,
containing 27,200 So. It. with
5 500 So It. storage space. ideal
location for distribution center
Garage for 4 trucks LAIRD B
SCOTT. Realtor. ~ g-0420.
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1895 DOWN

Popular Heights brick rambler.
wooded. fenced lot, full bsmt
rec. rm. Assume S16.250 FHA.
Z OWNER. JE. 2-7q16.
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ACldS Realty 20.
1881 Lee Highway ia. 5-155t
THEY SAID
It couldn't be done-but here 4
for less than $4,000. Jug SPACIOUS doS'
rooms. . baths fanother rougheC
inl, rec. rm. with firepl.. ane
park-like view o. Chesterbrook
Woods. Excellent financing too
Open daily from l to o.
DIRECTIONS: ,Glebe I'd. toward
Chain Bridge. left on Chester
brook I'd. right on 41st St. to oui
R. REYNOLDS co. INC
:. Realtor and Builder -.
ia. 1-6o25 ia. 7-o52a
TOWERING OAKS, on 75x15O plot
makes this white brick Colonial
a most charming home, in the
golden triangle of N. Arl. Center
hall, 22x13 nv. rm., sracious din
rms rms ss baths fin iSn: . bS Snd'
with utiis., workshop. den anc
& rec, area, attached gar; L. Minis
to Pentagon. walking distance q
srhools. churches: S2s,500. Cal
IA. S-9f16.
TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
these emi-detaehed homes are the
most IN duplexcs---6 rooms. u
baths. kitchen with eating spaet
and disposal. rec. rooms. TheJ
are near two Dus ines and snop'
ping of all kinds. In the low
30 thousands. HOLLIY REALTY
$500 Lee highway, KE. $3.50.
vIENNA-Rambler, s-5ed-ms., ga
baths; "a years old. Finished
daylisht bSmt close to school,
shops. DU. 5-7451.
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"a UNITS-Finest location. $50, 600
annual income; ! and 2 bedrm.
units: blk. to shopping ctr
Always fully rented.
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IA UNITs-3-yr. -old apt. bldg. ?
and 3 bedrm. units; incinerator
over $4,000 annual income. Al
ways rented.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SAFE
A Profitable super Market

on main highway and within the
center Of several well populated
beaches. Consisting OF all new
fixtures and stock. smoke house,
air condition unit under construc-
ton. Adjoining property has been
zoned TO inlarge business. Over
and acre OF parking space. All
cash and carry business. Very
nicely priced.
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10 UNITS-Mod. s-story building.
over $1,000 annual income; many
outstanding features; ideally To-
Gated.
10 UNTTS-All 2-bedrm. apis. Ten
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PRESTIGE LOCATION

Store 12'x46 plus refrigerated room
9'x27', refrigeration supplied. For
further inflammation.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13

pastor of Avenue Methodist Church
Milford, Delaware, and the Rev.
William o. Hackett, pastor of St
Johns Methodist Church, Seaford
Delaware.
The Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be offered to all who
visit the Chapel from 8:45 a m.
to 300 p. m. on the same day. The
four Districts of the Peninsula An
nual. Conference will participate
in these services. The schedule for
the day will be:
9:45 a. m.-10:45 a. m. Holy
elements and silent Communion
conducted by. the Dover District
Superintendent, Rev. Tawes and
assisting ministers.
9:45 a. m.-10:45 a. m.-Holy
Communion Service conducted by
the Rev. r. Jeryis Cooke, Super
intendent of the Wilmington Dis
trict and assisting ministers.
10:45-11:00 a. m. Group singing
of Wesley hymns under the leader
ship of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Willis,
well known .athorities in Wesley
music.
HOO a. m.-Anniversary Wor-
ship Service with the sermon given
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13
GLENDALE
hrs. Hazel EIIlngsw0rth
Phone GA-2-S6SO

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Townsend of
Glendale, accompanied Mr.. Charles
Trice of Milford on a trip last Mon
day.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lindale were their grand
children, Miss Sandra and Mr.. John
Gorlick of Georgetown, Delaware.
Guests Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey NJ.
Wilson, near town, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward B. Cralle, of Federals-
burg, Maryland and on Monday Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Turner and dau-
ghter of fredericksburg, Maryland,
were guests.
Friday evening, Mrs. Josephine
Shockley and Mrs. Hazel d. ELL
ingsworth visited in Dover, Del.
Miss Myrtle Jefferson of George
town was a caller in town on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Donovan
and daughters were callers in Lin
coin last week.
Mrs. Meta Donovan mOtOred to
Philadelphia, during the week end.
Last week Mrs. Lester Shockley
and Mrs. Townsend were callers in
Seaford, Delaware.
Mrs. Grace Neibert visited Mr..
and Mrs. F. Timmons and family of
Lincoln last week.
Sunday, Mrs. Elizabeth Meredith
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. George
Zeryler of Bridgeville and Mrs.
Ellen Penuel of Oak Orchard to the
Delaware Memorial Bridge for the
Veterans Day Memorial Services.
Mrs. Meredith took an active part
in the services as Flag bearer to
the Ladies. Auxiliary to the WV
Department of Delaware, which
was attended by officials of all Vet
eran organizations of both Della
ware, and New Jersey, as we'll as
state officials.
Monday evening Mrs. Meredith
travelled to Hockessin with Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13

Bobby Both visited his grand
mother in Georgetown.
Susan Young visited her grand
mother in Bridgeville.
Mrs. Barwick:
The second grade are enjoying
their new readers. The boys and
girls have had perfect attendance
in November until today.
Mrs. Kelly
The 3rd and 4rh grades are sell
ing Christmas cards.
The boys and girls drew pictures
for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Prettyman:
In social studies we are studying
about the earlier explorers which
include the Spanish, English and
French. Monday, we traced Francis
brakes voyage.
In arithmetic, we are reviewing
| Roman Numerals and Division.
Mr.. Bradigan:
The 9Th and 7th grades are hav-
! ing a program for Armistic Day.
Bible-Barbara Vanaman; Arnis-
tice-Mary Wilson; Ere ed ON
Burton Walins, Ronnie Hudson
Terry Webb, Butch Reynolds and
Wayne Krider; Guitar Selection
Dennie WiIliam ms; Taps-Billy
Walls; Silent Prayer-Audience
American Education-Ruth Ann
Beck.
Church News
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. IvOn Downing, Pastor
1000 a. m. Sunday School Ser
vices.
Worship service.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13

Anniversary Services on Sunday,
November 22nd. Sunday evening,
November 22nd special services.
Speaker will be Rev. William Bun
dick. Special selections by choir.
Service starts at 1880 p. m.
Baptismal service. November %,
at Ellendale. Please let the pastor
know of those to be baptised.
Glass +6 will meet with Mrs.
Harry Lare, Sr., Thursday evening.
November 18th. All are cordially
invited
The New Market WSCS will be
entertained at the home of Mrs.
John S. Isaacs on Thursday even
ing, November 18th. Devotional
leader-Mrs. Hazel d. Ellingsworth.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
On November 18th at $3.50 p. m. a
Fellowship breakfast will be held
at Lincoln, Delaware. All are in
vited. If you would like to go,
please, let Mr. Elwood Tucker
know as soon as possible.
McCOlley's Methodist Chapel
Rev. IyOn Downing, Pastor
Sunday, November 15,1959
Sunday school services in charge
of Mr.. Preston Donovan, superin-
tendent.
Baptismal service November 22nd
at McColley's. Please let the pastor
know of those to be baptised.
On Saturday evening, November
18th Chicken, Dumplings and Tur-
key Supper with all the trimmings.
Serving starts. at o'clock. McCol-
ley's Community House.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13

by DIR. Jordan.
100 p. m.-2:0G p. m.-Holy Com
munion conducted by the Rev. DR..
John E. French, Superintendent of
the Salisbury District, and assist
ing ministers.
200 p. m.-3:00 p. m. Holy Com
munion conducted by the Rev. DR..
Leas Green, Superintendent of the
Easton District, and assisting
ministers.
Barratts Chapel is nationally
known as the Cradle of Metho-
dism". On November IA, ITS years
ago Francis Asbury and Thomas
Coke met here, Mr.. Coke bringing
a message from John Wesley, the
founder of the Methodist Church.
Both Asbury and Coke served the
religious needs of early Methodists.
1t was here that Thomas Coke,
and Richard Whatcoat, legally or
dained ministers of the English
Methodist Church, administered the
Sacrament of the Lords Supper.
1t was here that plans were made
for the calling of the now famed
Christmas Conference in Balti-
more, at which the Methodist
Church in North America was for
maIly organized.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13

epidemic of such magnitude since
1904 when yellow fever ragged in
New Orleans. Influenza swept the
nation in 1918 and again in 1857,
killing thousands. But the mortal
ity rate was not high in relation to
the number of persons affected. APP
proximately half of the yellow fever
victims died
Encephalitis is transmitted to hui
mans by mosquitoes. There are
three kinds of encephalitis-Eas
ern, Western and ST. Louisiana
each is carried by different spec
les of mosquito.
DR.. Milton E. Tinker, medical en-
tomologist with CDC, says the dis
ease usually exists in a cycle from
bird to mosquito to mosquito. Oc-
casionally, however, the chain is
broken and human is infected.
Eastern encephalitis is more Sc
we're than the other varieties, and
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13

kills two-thirds of it's victims The
remainder suffer brain damage and
are crippled for life.
"One of the big reasons enceph-
alitis is on the rise is the vast in
crease in irrigation areas in the
West" Bagby says. Mosquitoes
that do best in irrigated fields are
vectors (carriers) of encephalitis.
He pointed out that more than
one million acres of land had been
brought under irrigation in the Col
umbia Basin and cit would not be
economically feasible to spray all
of this land"
The CDC aims to do three things,
he said:
1. Make a complete study of the
natural history of the parasite, vec-
tor and reservoir (host, such as
chicken).
2. Develop a technique for accur-
ate prediction of an encephalitis
outbreak.
8. Evaluate control techniques to
find the most efficient, effective
and economical way of establishing
control areas.
AS yet, there is no vaccine
against encephalitis.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13

Nettie Zeiglar of Bridgeville, Mrs.
Audrey Savage, Mrs. Mildred Hall,
and Mrs. Peggy Hugg of Milford,
and Mrs. Priscilla Lank of Freder-
ica to attend a department meeting
of the Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW
at the Bailey-Brennan Chandler
Post Home.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. /. w. ELL
ingsworth were callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin A. Evans of LeWes and
motored to Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. Ralph Tucker has been on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs David Ellingsworth
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Worthington.
Mrs. Lima Marker is visiting rel
atives in Marcus Hook, Pa, for the
next few weeks.
Mrs. Clara Wilson is also visiting
in Chester, Pa. and has been ill.
During the weekend Mrs. Kath-
crime Prettyman and Miss Bessie
! M. Warren enjoyed a trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wootten and
family were recent callers in
Georgetown, Delaware.
| Mr.. Isaac F. Warren, Jr., of Ar
| lington, Va. and Washington, d. C.
was guest during the past week of
Mr.. and Mrs. l. W. Warren.
Glendale School News
Reporters - Marguerite Love and
Charlyn Reynolds
The menu for the week of Novem-
ber Is is as follows: Monday:
Baked luncheon loaf, potato salad
bread and butter, peas and carrots,
milk, pears; Tuesday: Fried chic
ken, mashed potatoes, gravy, bread
and butter. milk, green beans, Jel-
10; Wednesday: Han1burgers, pota-
to chips, pickle, ABC-T Tomato Chic
ken Noodle Soup, chocolate pudd-
| ing; Thursday, Sausage cakes, can
died sweets, applesauce, bread and
butter, milk, pineapple; Friday
Fish stix, kale, stewed tomatoes,
corn bread and butter, apple pie.
Mrs Graves:
Janice Dutton visited her grand
mother in Lewes.
Berry Ennis visited his grand
father in Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13
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Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13
Sleeping Sickness
On Rise IN The u. s,
By ROSS HAGEN

ATLANTA (P) = Government
health experts are worried over
encephaIitis, mosquito-borne dis
ease which reached epidemic pro-
portions recently in New Jersey.
The disease, known commonly
as sleeping sickness, is on the in
crease according to the United
States Public Health Service.
THE recent epidemic in New
Jersey was the second largest, if
not the largest, in our history" /"
says John r. Bagby, Jr. of the Pub
lie Health Services Communicable
Disease Center here.
I'VE have more persons working
on this disease than on any other" I"
The United States has not had an
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13
FESTIVAL GAMES SET

NEW YORK up - First round
pairings for the annual holiday bas-
ketball festival in Madison Square
Garden Saturday. December 26. pit
Manhattan against st. Joseph's of
Philadelphia and Iowa against st.
Johns. That night Dartmouth takes
on NYU and Cincinnati faces st.
Bonaventure. The tournament re-
sumes December 2S and ends De-
cember 80.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13
175TH ANNIVERSARY OF LORDS
SUPPER AT HISTORIC SHRINE

--Methodists to celebrate the 175th
anniversary of the administration
of the Lords Supper in America
by a legally ordained Methodist
minister. Saturday. November 14th
at Barratt's Chapel, near Frederick,
Delaware.
The service commemorating
this event will be held in the
Chapel. The Rev. DR.. G. Ray Jor-
dan, well known minister of the
Methodist Church and Professor
of Homiletics at the Gambler
School of Theology of Emory Uni
versity, Atlanta, Georgia, will be
the guest minister. DIR. Jordan has
written a number of books, has
travelled extensively in this coun-
try and abroad.
The soloist for the service will
be Mrs. Ruth Willis, noted contral-
to and authority on Charles Wes-
ley music.
The service will be in charge of
the Rev. Roy l.. Tawes, superin-
tendent of the Dover District, the
host district He will be assisted
by the Rev. A. Edward Dougherty,
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13

Scientists speculate that the dust
on the moon may contain a record
of the origin of life.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13

Chaplin's Chapel Methodist Church
Rev. Iyon Downing. Pastor
Sunday, November I5.1959
Sunday School services under the
direction of the superintendent, Mr..
Melvin Moore.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-13
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Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06

deterioro de las destructivas tor
mentas tropicales.
Ell DR.. F. W. ReicheIderfer,
jefe del N~egociado, dijo que Sc
ha firmado un arrendamiento
con la Trans Caribbean Always,
para ell uso de dos Douglas
DC-6, tipo transporte, de cua-
tro motores. va han entregado
uno, equipado con Instruments
especiales para 'grabar cada mi
nuto de vuelo, en- las areas de
tormentas tropicales. Ell segun-
do sera entregado ell is de abril.
En- adici6n, la Fuerza Aerea
ha prestado al Negociado del
TEMPO un bombardero ligero
B-57, bimotor, para realizar in
vestigaciones atmosfericas, has,
ia $4,000 pies de altura.
Reichhelderfer declare que
los tres aviones seran los mas
completamente equipados para
estudios atmosfericos que jamas
habian sido realizados hasta Ia
fecha. Asevero que obtendrar
information sin precedentes so
bre los temporales tropicales.