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RIvERDALE, 8Il3 44th ave; Oh

RIvERDALE, 6ll3 44th ave; open
steel-eauipped KIT; close to s's sverss
thing; excel. terms. BUTLER
REALTY CO. AP. 7-367O
RIvERDALE PA -bedrm. Cape
Cod on tree-shaded lot; mod. kit,
with bkfast. nook. sep. din. rm.,
full bsmt., oh -w.h., close to
schools, Airco plant. Only 5000 dn.
and payments less than rent. Z. c.
HII,LEY a. CO., REALTORS. AP
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX. AREA - Assume $4,000
4laeo loan. In these times OF high
interest rates and discount per-
centaees, IL is great pleasure
70 ofier this charming 4S-ft. g.
perm. 2,bath brick raneher for
ments OF only 500 per mo. total
with cash above. lmmed. occu-
pancy. E. F. STEEFEY REAL
ESTATE, Ell. 4-l255 or JE. A.
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OPEN TILL DARK
Houses by Hughes
RUSTIC RAMBLER

Be sure to see this great, biz
SPRAYING all-brick rambler: II Il
really an excellent buy: nestles
snusly in a spacious country-style
lot, almost "a acre in size: con-
Venient to N.S.A., Beltsville Farm
and University of Md; check this
partial list OF value-crammed ap-
pointments: 3 California bed
rooms. private tiled bath in mas
ter bedroom, Roman brick fire.
place on raised hearth. family din
ing room, tiled recreation base
ment. restful screened pc ito. con-
crete off-street parking, Holly
wood type basket weave fenced
back yard providing much desired
privacy. All this plus tall serene
oak trees cap the delightful set
ting of this lovely home. VIII
sacrifice today for 500. 800,
To reach: Straight out Riggs I'd
extended about 3 miles last High
point High School TO MONTGOMERY
I'd. turn right to open sign Al
1897 Montgomery I'd.
W. R. Hughes Co.
AZ. 1-I4OO Realtors
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA,
CONTINUED

A STEPPING STONE
For q young family, 2.bedrp; semi.
buses, in s. Arlington. Fenced
yard. Patio. darbage disposal. re.
frigerator freezer combination
washer, air conditioner optional
$500 down, assume payments
Shown by appointment by OWNER
IA. 2-l740.
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YEONAS REALTY
IA. 8-21O0

ALEX. SPECIAL. SlO.95O I'm
maculate brick. 2-bedrms End Of
row home. in cow ROSEMONT
Moderate down payment and as
sumo CT loan. KI. 9-3630. NJ. H.
BARRY ORG. Realty Admin.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON-3 bedrms.. 2-story
brick large liy. rm. with fireplace.
full basement. outside entrance:
level wooded lot. No down pay
ment, price $4,000. STALKER,
OWNER, KE. 6-63b3.
ARL.-DUTcH Colonial: 3 bedrms.
bsmt,, cor. lott assume SI2,5OO,
4hH loan, bal arranged: only
$I5s950. WHITLEY REALTY, ia
ARL.-cape Cod; 3 bedrms., 2
baths, bsmt,; cor. lot Assume
WHITLEY REALTY, JA, 5.8200.
ARL,-Brick rambler; $ bedrms.,
finished rec .rro.; on Ice. lot;
assume Sl3,300, 4hss loan: only
$4,000. WHITLEY kEALTY, IA,
$4,000.
ARL.--semidetached brk.; . bed.
rms, liv. rm... bathi assume 1900
AZ loan; also 2nd trust, only
III 900. WHITLEY Really, ia
b-3200. tF'
ARL.-Briek Cape Cod, lee, lot
m, rec. rm.; assume $1,000
% ioani only Sl4,2bO. WHITLEY
REALTY, IA. 6-3200.
ARL. BLVD.-sEvEN CoRNERs
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FAIRFAX TOWN
S18.50O

Assume high 4HS loan. walk TO bus schools
and community pool. Brick rambler. Gift.
living room, bedrooms dining area modern
kitchen, disposal Ia baths, carport At
tractiys paintings and flowers. Next to
Army Navy Country Club. Open Saturday and
Sunday pm. til dark. l4th st. Bridge out
route so to Fairfax Circle around circle to
route 237; drive approximately / mile to
left on Embassy lane to house no. on right
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ALEX. AREA-3-bedroom semide.
tached. Liv. rm.. din. rm., rec
rm.. fenced lot. S14.05O. S2,5OC
down assume CT loan. OWNER
so. $4,000.
ALEX, Burgundy vill.-By OWN
Err, 3 bedrms, equip. kit, fenced
yard, extras. FILA, -S12,250. S65t
down. JE. 3-7297 after u pm, al
day Sat. and Sun.
ALEX, II Monticello I'd. Jefferson
Manor-Semidet.. 5a rms, full
bSmt, attic storage; lovely I'd D.,
patio, sidewalks and 2-car cement
DIR. Sl1.500 tSS.600 4hec Gil
loan) accept end mortgage w/sm
down payment SO. b-3lSI
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ANNANDALE VIC. - Antique brk.
L-5haped rambler; 3 bedrms., den,
= frepls., scr. porch, patio: on
acre OF lawn with many flowers,
shrubs. and trees. S21.50O with
e. &C.. financing: between AMMAN
dale and Fairfax on Route 236
to Lee Forest, 81 Laurel DIR. No
ahentk. OR. 3-hIAn.
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ARL. ALEX. FAIRFAX
Hideaway

10 minutes to PentaRon.
D. C.-1mmaculate home IN
approximately an acre OF
wooded grounds. two large
bedrooms, plus large den,
two baths, Kitchen with eat.
Ing space, rec. room with
bar and loads OF storage
space, in full basement with
walk-out entrance to patio
IN your own private park,
Well priced at sol $50.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

PARKLAwN west Hyattsvl.iel--
) spacious rooms ID bedrms.i
large walk in closets: $500 down
balance In FHA loan. HUGH +
PECK, REALTOR, HE. 4-170C
till 0.30.
PARKLAWN-oI, $500 dn. Bricl
Colonial, full din. rm,, storm wind
and doors. beaut. landsc.; mr.
schools, shop. and transp. Onl,
S14,b00 UN, 4-SbS3,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA
OPEN SUM-, 2-DARK
SALE BY OWNER

Who desires to go overseas. 3-bed'
with. a view Of virginia Hills
Lovely wali-to-wali Competing
birch kit. cabinets: eye level
built-in breakfast nook, storm
doors and windows, screens, larel
lot; full basement with beautiful
rec. rm., drier: 10 min. 10 Pent
4052 fancy ave, XII. g-b6b2
Price, $40, 200: frst trust approx
Sl6.500: 49, GI avail,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

WEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cape Cod: full bsmt., level lot
$4,000. HA, 2.SS0O and WA
7-S217. CARL ALBERT HEIDER
w. HYATTsvILLE, Pr. Geo. PlaEl
Lovely 3-bedrm. with l2x24
nearly nm. family rm,; outsid
firepl,, nicely landsc,: ? blks. from
buy at Sl3,050. UN. 4-S5S3.
peter ]. hagan 81 son
W: AYArTsyIILE : Home Wit
income : 6ed ana ,, On LIST mr. tir'
eonv' lo SS'' for or shop wan and sep trs e
lge, nicely Handicapped lot. onl
$4,000. UN. 4-s5S3.
peter ]. hagan & son
WOODLAWN-spotless 4-bedroon
rambler; dishwasher, disposal, An
chor-fenced yard; walk TO publi
and parochial school; finishet
rec. rm. and many other desirabl,
features make this must see OF
your shopping list. Only $4,000
FHA. HUDSON REAL ESTATE
CO., UN, 4-l515.
WOODLAWN-Cheaper than rent
Semidet. brick rambler. 3 bed
rms, dishwasher, disposal, An
basement. fenced back yard; wall
elementary, tr., high and parochia
schools. Only $500 down, SOL pei
ESTATE RSi Psy Co. al I'M. H I,IsiS' REAL
WO0DLAwN-Most modern custom
built ! floor, up-to-the minute
home. Beautiful large rooms. fire;
pl., wall-to-wall carpeting. AL
Beautycraft kit, large patio of
din, area, Built-in sarage; land
scaped yard, fenced. All for Sl5,
500. Call UN. 4-4209.
AZ SILVER HILL RID. S.E.-suit'
land, Md. brick Colonial: liv rm
with hrepl., din. rm., Ice, kit.
bedrms., 8 full baths: full bsmt
with rec. rm. and firepl, .h.-w
heat: all utils. Close to schools
churches shopping. Transports
ton. HARDWOOD FARMS, INC
Real Est. RE. $1,000; ewes, RE
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FIT. BELVOIR AREA
$16,450

immediate possession: no money down; OF.
conventional and FLA financing available.
3-bedroom brick rambler on Y acre. Up to-
the-minute kitchen eye-level oven. disposal,
separate dining room tiled bath. City utili-
ties; Open Saturday and Sunday 1 pm. til
dark South on U. s. No. approximately 9
miles past Fl. Belvoir TO first right beyond
Pohiek Church route 1881, blocks to home
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peter j. hagan & son

POWDER MILL ESTATES bed
rms, > tile baths, Ice. liv. rm,
with .firepl., din, rm,. and kit,
with breakfast nook, oak-paneled
rec. rm,, with frepl,, dbl. carport;
and laundry rm., dbl car-port.
u acre wooded lot. Must be seen
pARAMotINT REAL nv 10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
A RAMBLER
WITH MANNERS

A. wsll-kept and handily located ..
bedroom rambler in q beautiful
North Arlington location. Thi,
home offers you step-saving liv-
ing. Very attractive fireplace with
mirror, beautiful lot with trees
and colorful hagstone floor in
kitchen. For the couple desiring
something different. Attractively
priced at S1S.250. Only 5000 dn
MCLEAN AREA
ASSUME Az 20 LOAN
3-bedroom brick rambler ideally
located on corner lot for privacy
Separate dining room and ful
basement are a few of the desir.
able features in this price rance
Tho large AIact loan offers you the
best possible interest rate today
The solid brick wall in the kitch-
en- offers extra added rustic
charm An excellent value fol
S21,950. Only $4,000 down.
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NEW BRICK RAMBLER-7 room

: baths, fireplace; ) blks, from
P PspSs ave; q SKI Ext sSSr s sails ~
NEW RANCH HOUSES bedrms. :,
. baths. tapestry brk,; custom
designed. kit, with natural cabi-
"p pii I pirk"; tuil d sSSSt' ssmt.,
oil heat, double carport, bluestone
driveway: $4,000. On River View
road, near Fort washington Es-
tates. NJ. RUBIN REALTY, Blu
-3-249e.
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MCLEAN
$26,500
MT. VERNON AREA
S28,9OO

rambler. Entrance foyer lSx9i living room,
fireplace; separate dining room, up-to-the
minute kitchen with breakfast bar. eye-level
paths, recreation space with fireplace in full
basement; entire house carpeted: carport;
pm, til dark. South on Mt Vernon boulevard
TO vernon View road (Route 629), right to
nrst LETT, go approximately block to North
South highway, right . blocks to Wakefield
street, left "a block to house 4O4 so 5.fS70(l
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peter j. hagan & son

OLD GUNPOWDER RID. is the loca-
ton Of this new and big brick
ceilinged bsmt.: better look at
this one cause you can't hnd an
other that's new; all brick. on
double lot, for S17,95n. BURCH
REALTY CO. TO. 9-5992.
ONE BLOCK OF Hiehway 6O2. near
Fl. Meade - , ramblers. old and
new; IA acres: trees: swimming
pool; $1,000 81 900 cash. about
20 Minis. from D. c. EN-. 2-l072.
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NEW BRICK RAMBLERs, immedi-

ate occupancy. Modern kit, with
waist-high oven, eye-level rang'
and disposal; large liv rm.. sepa.
rate din. area, 3 bedrms,. "a
baths. full bsmt. with tiled fool
terms teri .'f FRINGE GEORGES SSseil T paoP.
ERTIES. AP. 7-7774.
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LAKE BAREFOOT
$37,850

Over a acre. so #. 4 level brick split. New
and completed center hall. living room with
fireplace, l3xl2 dream kitchen with dis
LIKE IKE: iSxI2, iOxl0l. baths; outside en-
25yls finished recreation room, fireplace
e pHIp scresnsd porch. Dashboard ,hot-wateT
dark. From 14th st. Bridge out route so to
Seven Corners, bear right up of boulevard to
trafhc light, left, then right on Sleepy Hollow
I'd. approximately miles to Dearborn drive
to house No. 20 on right IA. 10000.
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FAIRFAX AREA
S27.5Q0

Lovely "a acre with tall trees and beautiful
shruhbery. Brick level split Entrance foyer,
fireplace ana picture window in living room.
15xl2 master bedroom has walk-in closets;
14x9 bedroom completely carpeted; third bed
7 room Pine paneiled recreation room has slid
ing glass doors to huge patio Separate dining
ROOM up-to-the minute kitchen. 2k baths
with twin layatory in master bath. Built-in
garage. OR. 3-4560
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RHODE ISLAND AvE.-cape CO

RHODE ISLAND AvE.-cape Cod
for S13.250; big liv. room with
fireplace, sep. din. room. large bed
rms. enclosed side porch, full
bsmt., alum. storm windows and
doors, plAstered walls; blk. to
this spotleSs ,l2-yr. -old at once
BURCH REALTY CO, TO A-5002
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QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR-Bl
OWNER. J-bedrm. brick Cape Cod
rec. rm., new electric kit, w
baths, aluminium storm windows
fenced yard and screened porch,
Sl6,500. open Sat, Sun. bSIG
Send ave, Hyatts. Directions. Out
Queens Chapel I'd. to Nicholson
st, left to 32nd ave, uN, 4-0Ssl
RIGGS MANOR mr.. Pr. Geo's. Pla.
Bier with concrete front porch
liv,. rm. with firepl. sep. din, rm.,
dellghtfully Ice. kit, full bsmt i
. baths. level landsc, lot, only
S16,950 with $1,000 down. Z. c
HILLEY a. CO., REALTORS, AP
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
(coNrlNUtD)

MT, RAINIER-5 blks. d. c., line,
Al cony. walking DIST. ! .bedrms.'
pa baths, Ice, kit. and In. area
hfmt,,. . gar. patio, Easily adapt
abe abe for fSmiiiss ST. LHA ay YAH
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Lee Highway (Rte. 29-211l
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
u. s. at Route 123
Woodbridge, Virginia $50
Dial 703-GypSy 4-6O9O
7O6l Brookfield Plaza
Sprinefield, Vireinia
Fleetwood $4,000
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WEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cape Cod: full bsmt.. level lot,
$4,000. HA. 2-SS00 and WA
7-S2l7, CARL ALBERT HEIDER'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

- $685. dn. includes
settlement. S110. a month pays
all. Assume CT loan; 3-bedrm.
1la-bath rambler: walk-out bsmt.
b2-ecre lot. Ju. 5-4365. MA. g.
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peter !. hagan q SON

RIVERDALE-3-bedrm. Cape Cod :
rec, rm., close to freeway and Ken
tlworth ave, across from ok; $3.50
dns FHA or GI, -.
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RIGGS RID. AREA--3-bedrm., Ice
brick Colonial. . baths, sep. din.
rm., hrepl.. scr. side porch, full
bsmt.. garage: almost a-acre lot.
In exclusive neighborhood. A real
buy. UN. A-S5S3
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TAKOMA PARK
406 ETHAN ALLEN AVE.
peter i. hagan & son

THINKING OF BUILDING? - We
nay naye several desir. bldg. sites;
help you select a good plan. Mr.
s9rtini 10. $4,000. FoRT1N
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-16
Blue Hen Post Praised
For Its Activities

CONTINUED from page one)
sorship of large, active Cub Scout
pack.
Also highlighting Tuesday eve
nings meeting was the report on
progress of the current member
ship drive. Quartermaster Eurie M.
Savage reported that 80 overseas
veterans have now paid 1860 dues;
eighteen of this total, including five
voted In at Tuesday evenings meet
ing, are new members.
Upon invitation of Post Com
mander David s. Hugg, the visiting
department officers inducted the
following new members: Dick
Flowers, William Wells, Cyle Cloe-
tie, Doyle Stacey and Delbert
Downes.
1t was announced that the next
meeting of District No. 3 would be
held at FELTON, next Monday eve
ming. October 19, and the next meet
ing of Blue Hen Post, October 27.
would be followed by quarterly
open meeting of the Milford V.F.W.
Assn, Inc, the same evening.
1t was also announced that junior
units sponsored by local V.FW. un-
its planned participation in the Hal
lowe'en Parade to be held here in
Milford the evening of October 81.
A dance, featuring the music of the
popular Lew Startt Orchestra, is
scheduled for the Post Home the
same evening.
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-16

Morgan spent Sunday afternoon
with Christina Morgan and Ronald
Rust, both students at the Univer-
sity of Delaware. Later they cali
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Donovan
of Arden, Del, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Stayton and Rev. and Mrs. ].
B. Dickerson of Wilmington.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Jewell were Mrs. Roger
Jewell and Mrs. Jesse Myers of
Crystal River, Florida, Mr.. and Mrs.
n r. Touchton of North East, Nd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Girvan of st.
Petersburg, Fla, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Walls of Milton and Mr..
and Mrs. Elwood Kenton of Ellen
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Warren and
children of Baltimore, Md, spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Warren and Miss Ella
Warren.
Mr.. Virgil Gelb is recovering at
New York City, where he recently
underwent surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Cason of
Lewes visited Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Donovan, also Mrs. Ollie Higman
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Benson
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Dudley of
Chester, Pa, Miss Mary Reed of
Milton, and Mrs. Delma Outten of
Georgetown were guests on Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Plummer
and daughter, Elaine. Mrs. Outten
is spending this week with her
granddaughter, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Plummer are enjoying the week at
Cape Hatteras, North Carolina.
Miss Nora Marie Morgan was an
oVer-nite guest on Saturday of
Miss Donna Mae Donovan of Mil
ford.
Mrs. Howard Argo of Milford
spent Tuesday with her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fitzgerald and
son, Johnny were dinner guests on
Sunday evening of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Bennett of Cam
bridge, Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Benson
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Brittingham and Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Cason of Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kenton of
Wilmington spent Sunday morning
with their cousins, Mr.. Henry War
rem and Miss Ella Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Jewell
and DR.. and Mrs. Edgar Prettyman
of Hollywood, Florida were dinner
guests on Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Davis of Staytonsville.
Don't forget to take the family
to the Lincoln Community Center
on Saturday evening for turkey
dinner. Proceeds will be for the
community Building. Adults, $1.25;
children, 75c. Serving from 5 until
z p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-16
Patriotic Education
Week October 1925

In proclamation issued at
Dover this week, Governor ]. Caleb
Boggs urged Delawareans to Join
with members of the states's
seven Children of the American
Revolution societies in providing
significant observance of Patriotic
Education Week, October 1926.
The chief executive also pointed
out that the G. A. r. sponsors OF
Patriotic Week have long been in
terested In "the dissemination OF
patriotic, historical and educational
material pertaining to the founding
and growth of our glorious Nation"
Miss Bundy Heal, of Lewes,
state G. A. r. chairman for Patr-
otic Education Week, and Mrs.
Robert j. Kennedy, senior presi-
dent of the David Peterson DeVries
Society, G. A. r., of Lewes, were
present for the signing of the proc
lamation and outlined to Governor
Boggs plans for Delaware obser-
vance of the special week.
The proclamation follows:
WHEREAS, Patriotic Education
Week Is an annual nationwide OBJ
servance sponsored by The So
ciety of the Children of the Ameri-
can Revolution, an organization
which, for many years, has been
interested In the dissemination of
patriotic, historical and educational
material pertaining to the founding
and growth of our glorious
Nation; and
WHEREAS, this society is organ
ICED in all the fifty states of the
Union and all our territorial pos
sessions and now, in it's 65th year,
contains over twenty thousand
members throughout the Nation;
and
WHEREAS, here, in Delaware
first state to adopt the Federal
Constitution--we are fortunate in
having over one hundred and fifty
of our young people affiliated with
the c. A. r. and actively engaged
in carrying out the organization's s
many 'faceted patriotic programs;
now
THEIR EFORE, I, J. CALEB
BOGGS, Governor of the State of
Delaware, do hereby proclaim the
week of October 1926, 1859 as
PATRIOTIC EDUCATION
WEEK
citizens to join with the members
of the G. A. r. in making this a
truly significant observation.
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-16
DOUBLE DUTY

POINT PLEASANT, N. J.(P)-
Many party fishing boats are get
ting double. use these days as skip
pers take advantage of the popu-
larity of the romantic moonlight
cruise.
After the daylight sportsman has
departed, the boats are washed
down and the scaling knives put
away. All is made ready for a boat
load of hand-holding couples, with
the skipper serving as chaperone
One skipper remarked, There's
some similarity in our day and
night experience. The only strike
some unlucky Lotharios get is a
slap from the unme1ting girl friend
"They look almost as sad," he
said, "as the fisherman who hasn't
had nibble all day."
Highest point of Puerto Rico is
4,398-feet Mount Calderona
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-16
Farm Tour Is Conducted
In Sussex County
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continued from page one)
sentatives of the agencies with the
Farmers Home Administration pro-
gram by visiting on the farms to
see first-hand the various types of
supervisory loans that FILA has to
offer to eligible farmers. Second, to
obtain suggestions and constructive
criticism from those present which
might be helpful to the local FILA
personnel in their supervisory as
sistance to the various farmers. Mr..
Bailey very admirably but briefly
explained the various types of loans
FHA has to offer eligible farmers.
Most of the families in Sussex Coun-
ty have been producing some broil-
ers; however, the Georgetown OFF,
ice is not financing these opera
tions. Mr. Young emphasized that
the local office is not making loans
for the expansion or production of
either poultry or poultry products.
The following farm families were
visited on the tour: Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul d. Yoder, RID. l, Greenwood,
Delaware, own a dairy farm which
demonstrated a Farm Housing loan
for the purpose of building silo,
milking parlor, loafing shed, hay
storage and barn, and an operating
loan for the purchase of cows and
farm equipment and for farm and
home operating expenses. The Yo-
der family has made tremendous
progress on their 150-acre farm by
using the facilities of the FILA, Ex-
tension and AS.C. programs. Mr..
Yoder has built his herd up to to-
tai of So head including rs mixers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall E. Hastings
of R.D. 2, Seaford, whose farm is
located near Laurel, own a farm
containing about 200 acres. The
family operates a truck farm and
also grows corn and sOybeans.
Three types of loans were demon
strated on this farm; an Operating
loan for farm and home operating
expenses and for purchase of farm
equipment, a Farm Ownership re-
financing and land development
loan, and a Soil and Water Conser-
vation loan for the construction of
a pond and for purchase of irriga-
tion equipment. Mr.. Hare pointed
out the necessity of irrigation, es-
pecially in the trucking area, in or
der to profitably grow truck crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medford J. White of
RID. 2, Laurel, own 200 acre farm
located northeast of Delmar, Del
aware. The two types of loans dem
onstrated here were a Farm Owner
ship loan for refinancing of real es-
tate and for repairs and construc-
ton of buildings, and an Emergen-
cy loan for the replacement of
buildings destroyed by hurricane.
This family has typical corn and
soybean farm enterprise.
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-16
BUILDS OWN ORGAN

NORFOLK, Va. (P)-The Rev.
William r. Smith, minister of mu-
sic at Norview Baptist Church says
he hates to see musical instru-
ment or a human being wind up
on the junk heap.
That's why he is rebuilding an
old theatre organ with parts he
says come from the ends of the
earth. He admits it will take some
rebuilding to suit his purposes. 1t
is equipped with xylophone, base
and snare drums, castinets, marim-
bas, bird whistle, a klaxon and
glockenspiel.