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FAAMs


|37H . ACRE FARM, Colonial . typ.
home; In 0hen0ndoah valley OH
COOK. Rockbrldge Baths, Va. !
I50 ACRES, 65 ri. vest a. D. q
eorm; eedrm; Tern ialEn,houss; .ssli % acres cleared
Price. Sl5,S0O, reasonabie terms
eIoLDR AND CO., John walker,
We. agent.. phone 212l, Wash. Va,
.:! ACEES, oaly 8 ! II. y from tCgn,
land, open and IA excellent condi-
met. good Outbuildings. A defnits
value at S33.000. For this and
others, JOS. M. BAMUBI9 q SONS,
ORANGE. VA PHONE 7236.
22 ACES %. county road, beauti.
area, Anne Arundel County. Nesl
access on Washington.AnnapoliI
DAvIpsoNvILLE FARM-7e acres
mostly clear, stream, long Foaf
frontage. Small home. 2 tobacco
barns, good retirement area, Neal
access on Washington-AnnApoliI
ExpTeSsway.
SUMMERS REALTY
Eve. and Sun, MA. 7-2700
Once. MA. 1885
1e0-ACRE DAIRY, stock farm
80 stn. Wash. Mkt barn. cxtf1
barn. Bilo; $4,000.
bC.aele stock farm. house. barn,
Is acres. Howard County, new
brick house, 2 bedrmS,. S0A. 0(1fl
q level acres. stream: 6-rm. frame
house. ia tile baths; heat, her
house, paved road; $4,000.
Several 300-acre dairy farms.
TELEPH0NE Mt. AIRY 23l
JOHN J. PRICE. Eealtor: Mt. ALry
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M. E. RoCKH1LL, INC.
Phone: Prince Frederick 3Os.J
Mail: St, LeOnard. MAFyland
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COUNTRY HOME

CAAHLES II. JAMISON
POoLESVILLE, ND, WI iS.aa2,
OR AMIN OQoQO
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MARLBORO REALTY

6-rm. dwelling with bath. no fur
asss; asss NJ h1i5s Aiis, iss ss.S0e,T 00esTly OuiH
o-rm. house, q bedrms.. bath: fur
mace in; Mt. Airy: town water
immed. poss. Ss. zoo.
n. P. BURDErTE Il SON, REAL,
TORS, Mt. Airy, Nd, Pm. I23.
Eve. and Sun. Phi. Mr.. Pryor, Nj
Airy AIM.
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10 BLDG. LOTs-Finished lots for
builder needing lots for inimed.
construction; REQ Eoning, area
Of $4,000 homes; subordination
avail. $500. CAL Mr.. Myhre,
JU. e-677o. JAMES c. CONLEY
a. CO,
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

pOoLEsvILLE. MD, WI. s-92z;
OR 3Ol, Dl. Q-3262
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RTVER VTFVV pAWW

RIVER VIEW RAkk
SHENANDOAH RIVER. Beaut. hide.
out, SO mi. from D.. C. Paved
roads TO property. Lge. wooded
lot, S495-S596. Only S25 down
$40 per mo-. Excel fishing, free
docking privils. Recreation and
picnic area incl. See SAT. and
SUN. DIR: Rte. z beyond Lees
burg 3 mi: Rte. q beyond Hills
boro, 8 mi. to sign River View PIX,
left 2 mi. Wk. days. TIE. 6-7640.
TRACT 1-75 acres, partly cleared
excel. mountain view, In gooc
hunting area, on hard-surfacec
highway 12 miles west Of Win.
chester, Va; priced S4,995, with
TRACT $50 acres, all wooded
with. large flowing spring, on. top oi
North Mountain, fs miles west
Of winchester, adj. to game re-
serve: priced S4.995. with S995
TRACT $40 acres, all wooded,
camp site, on Hunting Ridge,
miles west Of Winchester; Sc
cluded; priced s2,995. with S29S
Ali the above properties financed
BY owner on monthly payments OF
$50. For appt., phone MO. 2-S434
down.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ATTRACTIVE modern home IN
village with excellent boat hsrbor.
room. kitchen, 9 bedrooms, bath.
foor; S16750. Capt. H. G.
ESRHIs9E; WRIte sson.' uSE ~ CReto' Broker
BAY VIEW AT long BEACH -
CONCRETE MASONRY HUNGA.
LOW, NEVER OFFERED BEFORE,
Eurnisned nome on North. HaTbor
drive. very near both haFbor and
beach. Large living room. ample
Kitchen ana dining area, two bed.
rooms and complete bath, screened
concrete-slab front porch overs
SsSSsap af s.y HATsGc SsIs.d aps e o: q:
$4,000, with down payment and
monthly payments to suit con:
venience Of purchaser,
BUY NOW AND SAVE; PRE-
DEVELOPMENT SALE. FLAG HARs
BOR HEIGHTS. EXCLUSIVE CALI
VERT COUNTY BAY.FRONT DE.
yELOPMENT. Flag Harbor Heights
nome sites contain not less than
10000 50. IT.. are located on good
tral water. electricity and tele.
lection: excellent safe white sand
bathing shore and secure private
hsrbor. Wide lots, either clear oF
wooded ranch from $3.50 TO ST..
500 for this opening sale. Down
payment 207e, monthly payments
to suit purchaser. Come early 70
be sure OF getting best selection.
To inspect: Drive 7 rliles south Of
Prince Frederick on solomons Is
land rd., turn left at st. Leonard
and follow Long Beach signs to
once on shore Of Chesapeake Bay
M. E. ROCKHILL, INC.
Phone: Prince Frederick 3Oe-J
Mall: St. Leonard. MarYlanh
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INDUSTRIAL property later, 50 acres
WITH 3-story home: 1 tenant house
TOBACCO barns. Q Ice. poultry
narns, other bldGs.: Y mi, rail.
roa6; hlaek-top road front d
oNLEST REALTY, RE, 0-53e3
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

DESK SPACE, secy. serv.. st. mr.,
TrNNIf,,EE; f9ny n,EE; lSGp lSc;; paEEinG; IN LIN:
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L0TS, ACREAaE F0R SALE

7o ACRES, IN Cstoctin Mountains,
and county road frontage; must
Be sold 70 settle estate, Contact
G. W, eEIeS, EmmitsbuFg, Nd.
Phone HllIereet 7.47ll.
q GROUPS, IS LOTS ZACH
so FINISHED INCL. TAPS
POSSIBLE o0ss eUBORpINATIQN
LYNCH CO. WI. 6-45le
"a ACRES fLETCHRRTOWN m.
IsAcRH HoaGEsrrzs. Mishsllyill,
ARDMoRE, 100000 It., $500
3 acres, SO, 900; $1,000 down.
sEAA5Ro2oK: I.ASa.o2o LOOT; Gs ;nG frontage, Just
GLENN DALE, acre; $2.400.
3 ACRES on Route 3Oi. $4,000:
$1,000 down.. bal. subordinated
Other lots and acreage available
Hudson Real Estate Co.
uN. 4.1515 uN. 4-7171
/ and 2 Acre HorneSites
Near Congressional Country Club
priced s3.eS0 up. SO Mr.. NJ TisSier: o.
property Sun, noon til 5 p.m
DIRECTIONS: Out River I'd. Il
Bradley blvd, left 2 blkS. Ia. Per.
simmon Tree Td., left / mile Il
property (nr. Harmon church,
1S5 A. oaithersburs- -oermantovT
topo. in Seneca watershed, "a A
coming. v mi. rdI front: $75(
per A.; terms, $4,000 cash. As
sumo existing LIST $4,000 payable
$4,000 Nov. /, '6l, int. only {
yrs. Give 2nd S36. 600 int. onls
3 yrs. bal. 8 equal pymts.
20 A. High elev., bordered by lge
oak forest. Excel. view. 900-ft
frontage on new hard I'd. Unusual
home sites. Q minis. Acc. $3.50
sSo g. (. e. Plateau covered in blu,
grass sod traversed By streams
frontage 9 rds., "a A. zone, 2 mi
Bureau Of Standards, nT. Gath.
srshurg; $1,000 per A.. TERMS
streams. part wood. 4s9-ft. front
Rte. 2S' "a A. zone. $12,60O
IS T.. ' Boyd. clarksburs area. Par
Eood' streams, SCOTT. frontage
lsS sS'S z. R6S psrns.tovn. q; Mi. fron..s.
sl'eoo ssirea%'' Uer nish 3 slsv' " A. sonsd
10. SOG 4. Motel site. Il; Rte. IS. NORTH
Thurmont. Motel Soning grsnted
$1,000 per A. Terms.
CHARLES H. JAMESON
PooLEsvILLE, MD, WI. s-o2z:
OR 301, DI. 0-3262
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FARMS )
fcONIlNUEni

CuLPEPER, vA.-5 Q. on hard-suf.
faced rd.; 4sstanchion einderblocl
iv; ssioG;; pSaSa Sater N Eit.; S.SSos 81 sSH
and-hath house. Details on request
PoSoSaY 2. 3. Ssa ss cals:Ssf. alicST ". ys..i!or
CHARLES H. JAMESON
1855 ACRES. oaithsrsburs-asrman-
excel. topo. in Seneca watershed,
q, zoning, u mi. road front.
$3.50 per a., terms; $4,000 cash;
assume existing LIST $4,000, pay
able S16,0n0 Nov. I s6l, int. only
: 3 yrs., give "a S36, 600 int.s only
3 yrS., bal. 6 equal payments.
174 a.-6 rm., .eenter-hall house;
liv. rnl., din. rm., den, mod. kit,
bedfms,, hath. attic, bsmt.,
cornpl. interior decorated; 3O-coW
dairy barn. auto. manure loader,
barn cleaner, . silos, dry barn, eli
hldEs. rec. painted: 20 q. klue
grass, spring-fed lake, woods. bal
hay and crop: mile front. Rte. IS,
$3.50 per no.; sa7,50O, cash
bldgs., .35 .. woods, bal. cFop
grass; u mi. 'front.'. nr. Clarks.
burg: 25 min. d. C.: 5000 per a,
$50 o.. Potomac River Islands,
rn; brick house. barn, fertile
soil, GOOD topo.. 3o6 It. OF Nd.
shore; soil bank pymt.: $1,000 per
year, $500 per O., u cash.
$50 9, River rd.-Stoek barn. O.
rm. house, 2 harms: leased s., 900
annually: 2 mi, front. river I'd.
and Gao Canal; $3S0 per q.
22 Approx. IL wooded. bal. sod
clean 5-rm. house: ny. rm., din.
rm., mod. kit, 2 bedrms., bath;
horse barn, smoke house; several
springs; quite pvt: sci 800, terms,
$50 covered in blue Rrass,
traversed by streams, fronts 4
rds,: " .. zoned: . mi. Bureau oi
Stand: mr.. QaitherSburR: 81 ,00d
per a.: terms.
55 a.-6-rm. brick house; liv, fm.,
din. rm,. mod kit, 3 bedrms, :,
bath, attic. bsmt.; 40x6O barn,
stlo: Baltimore milk market; q
mi. hard-rd. front: 10 mi, NJ
Frederick: S21,500. terms.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
PooLESvM.LE, ND, WI. s.ea2s
OR 20I-nT 0-2OQO
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FARMETTE = = 3-bedrm. rambler
VIII VIII lge, lily; rm., eompl. kit,
stueeo and brk. exterior. New
, tional And avail. Price, S13.9bO
LA PLATA. ND. - Lee. 2-story
home, compl. reconditioned: new
heating system: Ice. lot with
snaoe trees and 0arden area
stove, retgr.. and storm Window
Incl: incl, Priced to sell at S12.sSo'
MEAN wALDoRF-New i,2oo-sc..
y; brk, and frame rambler
1Sx26 It, NV. nm, lge., kit. with
birch cabinets: 3 bedrms., TILED
bath, lge. utility rm, On III
acres Of rich Garden laid. Price
EARMETTE-Ideal rambler site
over 55 acres gentle. rollin1
land. Ice. assorted shade trees;
nicely developed neighborhood
Priced to sell at $4,000, terms.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
Ia Plata, Md. WEst 4-e43s
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ooo.AcRE rAzw
BEST BUYS

Southern Maryiand-37O acres. 4
miles waterfront, ripe for sub.
division. overlooking Bay and
Potomac River. Only rs miles
from White House.
rs acres with q mile frontage on
st. Jeromes Creek. Only $4,000
West Virginia Special, near Berkley
Springs-150 acres with modern
S-room 2-bath home: 3 lakes: Rte
.522 through property. S22.5O0.
North Of Hancock, Md.--229 acres
7-rm. house. 2-acre lake. Only
$4,000; terms.
3S5 acres. boulevard through prop.
erty; Groom home: only SIS pei
acre.
Frederick. MONTGOMERY Coils
acres. nearly . mile frontage or
boulevard bet. old and new 240
240 acres, new 240 through prop.
erty. Large dairy barn. beautiful
North Of Thurmon.. Md.-1.ooo.
acre dairy farm. a silos, full
equipment, 75O acres In pasture
Mr.. Dairyman. here is your op-
portunity. Seller, selling on &C.
Germantown. Md. -135 acres
dairy. Owner selling on account
Of death In family.
FARM SPECIALIST
Call Mr.. MeaselI, OIL. 4-s630
CYNY ED = m
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NEAR WALDORF

Prince Geo. Co.-5-acre farmettes
and 2-acre homesites; wonderful
future investment: cleared and
wooded, rolling; lge. home on one
5-acre tract, situated on q hill
overlooking Mattawoman Greek: 8
rms, . huge porches, h.-w.h.;
needs some repairs. Also similar
tTaes hGms sSS DS' nce fooacrs farm
Your Baby Farm Specialist, Isle
KENDALL REAL ESTATE, IA. 5.
0409, OIL. 6-141S. Dirs.: Out 5
and 30l, 10 mi. past D. C., line,
past Spring Lake Lodge. right on
Acton lane at Va. Beach sign TO
property. Open / It'll dark.
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| IcoNrlNUEDl
rHAvE WHAT YOU
.urANT

The cheapest rent In 9
downtown office building
with all services. Monthly
tenants accepted. THE
PORTLAND, Vermont
avenue. I street anc
Thomas circle. Some sin
gle rooms as low as $25. Of
larger suites Just as rea-
sonably priced. Call Mrs
Carol, mgr, NE. 8-3l02
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACRE AND HALF. near Norheek
Country Club $50, road frontseel
Priced below market at $500!
kEsLkY sEfs.i NS CO.. se9Tsnts u.s. s-SlIl. III s-'0s7
ACRE OF TREES on Rte. q, 81. 500
! ACRE Shirley hwy, ciose-if
With trees. Excel. home site
10 AcREs-HOmesit., Just Oh 20.
I'll, CentreviIle. $3.50.
40 ACRES, over 700 It. deep =
waterfront. on st. Patrick,
o9 the Potomac. in Nd. Il.
eel. for marina, home site oI
small development. A wonder.
ful buy st S15.500.
80 ACREe-1.sl3 &c. comm, front
on 3Ol, near Potomac Rivel
a, Bridge: Only $27.5OO.
% AAcRES.ovee mile road front
mi. from BrandyWins, Nd
152 AcRES-nice home, towerins
haTdWoodS, Terrible front. on
both sides Of hard Surface
road. A going farm with ten.
ants barns, etc, Commute "a
.. c. via fast highway. Near
Morganga, Nd. ,S33, 900.
165-AcRE island in Chesapeake
Bay. Boating. fishing, huntinE,
pvt. game preserve, $32,500,
Beautiful.
$50 ACRES south Of Waldorf, Nd
The land lays beautiful with
excel. comm. and apt. ground
on both sides Of sol, ripe for
development. The gravel Nzhts
alone may be worth the price
This iand will be worth . mil.
700 ACRES, on Rte. /. Lays beau
tifully. both sides Of Aquia
sits. Just Oh Rte. l 'i IN PausaisE sS
County. Va, $500 per acre;
excel: on this piece Of land.
$50 ACRES, several miles water
front; Patuxent River and
D: e.. s27S per acre. TsrmI
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NEW RUSTIC mountain cottage
located 3ls-hour drive from
Massanutten Mt, 4 miles east OF
New Market, Va, on Route 21l;
fabulous panoramic view Of val
ley below; two bedrooms. living
rm.. kitchen. utility, bath, furnace,
nfIis,piace; f.Ii,p porch pine panelins'
spection Sun. Oct. 5S, 30. HAR-
ny LONG, Edinburg, YU44.63O.
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MCLEAN ESTATES

MCLEAN ESTATES
II acres beautifully wooded high
above intersection Of Old Donin-
ion and Circumferential. Lovely
lake on property. viii sell ali OF
divide into two 3-acre tracts and
two 2-acre tracts leaving acre
for dead-end road. $4,000 per
acre. half cash and terms.
AGENT ON PROPERTY SUN. 2-5
Dir: Drive west on Old Dominion
from Rte. 1913, cross .Circumfer-
ential, property on left.
GEORGE ]. MILES
DI. 7-0l33 FE. 3-1520
MIDDLEBURG AREA-800 acres,
400 cleared: 3 houses: S6g. 500.
FAIRFAX REALTY, CR. 3-2407.
DU. 5-644S.
Mr., BUILDER OR SPECULATION
p. g.. Co., Sheriff and Addison Rd
area. Low-priced lots with utili:
ties available. No streets in. Priced
for quick sale; Mrs; Gee. II JE
INC TT 7a020Q
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ESTATE, MD.
35 acres with every desir. feature,
Canal, and major highWay. All
cleared. level and fenced. Good
2-story. 4-bedrm. home with
lge. porches and lovely view; lge.
barn: 2 3-rm. houses; ga hrs.
D. c. Price, $17,500. Excel.
terms. tsE
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OOPSl.

Here's q masonry home not very
place, kitchen. : bedrms.. bath,
oil heat. and large lot with water
and pier privileges. Only $500,
REAn THIS All
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Mrs. Loulie P. Dodson
Welcome, Md, West 4-8020
SANDOZ. INC.

SANDY FONT. Potomac river, new
one floor home, large living room,
fireplace. dining area. ultras
modern kitchen; 8 large bed.
rooms, 9 tile baths in colors, oil
hot-water-heat; hardwood floors,
white pine pAneled, insulated,
storm windows and doors, screened
porch; garage and work shop;
sandy beach. All new appliances
included ct S22,500. Can finance.
w. G. R1CEe. Broker. warsaw, Va.
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HOWARD CoUNTY-3 bedrms., :
paths, brick Colonial; 8 acres, vel
for horses.
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HOWARD CoUNTY-4-bedrms., I
baths; brick Cape Cod on 2 acres
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ABOUT 0 ACREs-Nr. Bluemont,
Va. on the. historic Appalachian
Tray; 4-rm. house. lge. barn, beaut
lawn and trees: estate area, choice
view: $9.950. terms. ia. $1,000.
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II you want q home that you can
improve for year-round living, see
this! on lge. corner lot, near the
water. with liv. rm., kitchen. 8
bedrms., bath and large scr. porch,
Water priVileRes G7460
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CLOVERLEA
ONLY sos DOWN
KAY REALITY Co.

and clubhouse privtleges, $500 up.
KAY REALTY co.
t30D sW. s-3511 RA. $1,000
COBB ISLAND-Waterfront on Po.
tomac, beautiful view from large,
tree-Shaded lot; pier, boat: ideal
for entertaining.
DO TT YOURSELF. 2-bedroom
house ready TO finiah inside 10
suit yourself; $4,000. Mr.. Bo.
gardus, Cobb island. CT. 9.2i77,
with RQMER & CO., WI. e.90e2.
COBB ISLAND = New waterfront
homes; range, refgr.. oil heat.
RE. 6.7l49 ewes. only.
COBB ISLAND, MD.
] have . fne selection Of year.
around homes: also cottages and
building sites; al are av0iIable
for immediate occupancy and
ready for your inspection this
your RESIDENT BRoKER)
JOE DOYLE, COBB ISLAND, ND.
CODE 301-CL. 9.226f
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
MUiOr AdUUncements In
Contact Lenses Reported
BY Milford Specialist

better vision, increased comfort,
and improved appearance through
the use of contact lenses.
Other major reports presented
at the Congress told of research
into continuous contact lens wear
ing; hypnotism and contact len
ses; bifocal contact lenses; and
use of black light photography to
aid fitting and prescribing tech
niques.
The National Contact Lens Con-
crosses are an annual event spon-
sored by the National Eye Re
search Foundation, not-for-pro-
lit organization dedicated to con-
tact lens research and better sight.
These gatherings b ring toget her
scientists from all over the world
for an exchange of information
and the encouragement of re-
search.
For additional information, call:
DR.. Harold Halpern
IL N. w. Front Street
Milford, Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
Boggs Wins Senate
Seat In Close Race
Continued from page one)

continued from page one)
twice without luck since that time,
thanked the wonderful people of
my beloved state"
Shortly before 1890 a. M, Del
aware's next governor said:
with deep humility, but with
strong confidence in our future,
accept the trust that the people
of Delaware have reposed in me
this election day on the threshold
of the Cos. / wish to thank the
wonderful people of my beloved
state for the confidence and sup
port they have given me. | now
call upon all Delawareans to unite
with me in one common purpose
the building of a greater Della
stronger United States. / shall de-
vote my every best effort toward
that goal and with Gods help we
will all go forward together"
Mr.. Rollins sent the following
telegram to Mr. Carvel shortly be-
fore 1 a. M:
Congratulations on your cleo
ton as governor of Delaware. l
wish you the best of success as
leader of our state and offer you
my cooperation. / know you will
have the support of the people of
Delaware"
The strong Democratic tide kept
U. S. Rep. Harris B. Mcdowell,
Jr., in office. He defeated the Re-
publican, James T. McKinstry, by
1,723 votes. Mcdowell had 97,985
to 96,262 for McKinstry. Mcdowell
will begin his third term in Con-
gress.
Wilmington's Mayor Eugene
Lammot defeated William V. Roth,
Active Young Republican leader
by 1,195 votes in the run for lieu
tenant governor. LammOt had 81
598 to Roth's 96,403.
In the race for state treasurer
the incumbent, Mrs. Belle Everett
defeated James Somerville, by A.
2SO votes 99,O12 for Mrs. Everett
to 94,732 for Somerville.
And in the. contest for state audi
tor, Ernest e. Killen, the incum-
bent, defeated William w. Shaw
by 1859 votes-98,3S5 to 95,026.
Mr.. Carvel's victory, coming
with continued Democratic MAORI
ties in both houses of the General
Assembly, means that the major
departments and agencies will con-
tinue to have Democratic admins
trations-the Highway Department
for instance.
Mr.. Boggs, who won an unpre-
cedented sixth consecutive elec-
tion in a statewide contest, could
thank the voters of Brandywine
Hundred-and of all Rural New
Castle County-fOr his lead.
The governor carried this-the
Second Convention District-by 49,
TAO votes in the unofficial returns
BY contrast, Mr.. Nixon carried
Rural New Castle County by 8,O24
votes while Mr.. Rollins had
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11

plurality of only 6.9OS. Mr.. Nc
Kinstry won by 9,759.
In Wilmington, meanwhile. the
Democrat tide had soaked and
drenched the Republicans. Even
Mr. Boggs, normally strong in the
city, lot by 5,307.
Mr.. Nixon dropped Wilmington
by 1874 votes, registering only
16,701 votes and losing every ward
except the Seventh.
Mcdowell carried Wilmington by
10,026 votes and Carvel by 10,724
votes.
In Kent County, Mr.. Nixon won
by 35 votes, but he was the only
Republican to score in Senator
Frear's home territory. Frear de-
feated Boggs in Kent by 3,029
votes. Mcdowell won by 1,019
votes, Carvel by 921 votes, Lam
mot by sos votes, Mrs. Everett by
1,O41 votes, and Killen by CTS votes.
In Sussex, Nixon was again the
only Republican to win, Boggs los
ing by 2,447 to Frear. This, along
with the losses suffered by Boggs
in Kent and Wilmington, demon
strated the Importance of the Rur-
al New Castle County Republican
strength to the new senator.
Mcdowell in Sussex defeated Nc
Kinstry by 437 votes, Carvel ran
we'll ahead of Rollins-by 2,147
votes and Lammot, Mrs. Everett
and Killen won by lesser margins.
Republican fears that the Will
m gton Democratic plurality
would be too much to overcome
were correct as it turned out.
During the past few weeks Re-
publicans had hoped to keep the
margin in the city down to, may
be, 5000 to 5000.
Democrats had predicted a lead
of 10000 to $4,000 for Kennedy
They were so right And although
the margins for other Democratic
candidates tapered off they re-
mained large enough to overcome
weaknesses in other areas.
While the major parties were
rolling up the. great vote, the mi
nor parties gathered, altogether
497 votes.
The National States Rights Par
ty, with Gov. Orval e. Faubus, OF
Arkansas as it's presidential can
didate, collected 252 votes.
The Prohibition Party, with
Rutherford L. Decker as it's stand
ard-bearer, received 1873 votes.
The Socialist Labor Party, whose
presidential candidate was Eric
| Hass, had 81 votes.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11

Most recent research in the fl
eld OF contact lenses has brought
forth a variety of new shapes
squares, triangles, crescents-to
be used for correcting specific
vision problems reported DR.. Har-
old Halpern, Optometrist today
Following his return from New
York where he attended the 5th
National Contact Lens Congress.
"Today's contact lenses can be
virtually tailor-made to almost
any shape required" said DR.. Hal
perm.
One of the principal speakers
at the Congress, DR.. Thomas F.
Spring of Melbourne, Australia, re-
ported on restoration of vision for
post-operative cataract patients
through use of contact lenses. Ca
taracts are the major single cause
OF blindness in America today.
According to DR.. Halpern, some
100000 Americans per year under
go surgery for cataract removal.
They can now look forward TO
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
Milford BUGS Trip
Middletown 80 to 6
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gridiron. Milford, currently tied
with Seaford for third place hon
ors, can improve their position by
downing Laurel. The remaining
games are all conference contests.
The Conference leader, George
town, meets Milford on November
Is and the season finale shows
the Bucs pitted against the Riders
of Caesar Rodney. Victories in
all three remaining contests would
put Milford on top of the stand
ings with Seaford.
Coach Larry Gocella is most
concerned presently, however, in
getting by Laurel. The Bulldogs,
who are unaceustomed to the role
of under dog, will probably have
some surprises in store for the
Buccaneers. A sizeable throng of
Buc fans will accompany the team
to Laurel in hopes of seeing the
locals atone for some of the de-
feats suffered at the hands of
Coach Shollenberger's teams in
recent years.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
Democrats Will Retain
Rule Over United
States Senate
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Republicans were ahead in 10
other districts now represented by
Democrats, while Democrats were
leading in three Republican dis
tricts.
The Democrats had started with
a big edge, 2S3-154. in the House.
This large margin in both bran
ches had made it necessary for the
COP to stage a major upset to win
control.
In 1892 the Democrats gained
81 House seats at the expense OF
Republicans and six years later,
when the reaction against the New
Deal set in, the Republicans took
80 back. In the upset year OF lS4S
the Democrats gained rs seats.
No such COP landslide has been
forecast for this year. The Repub-
licans expect to gain, but a pick
up of about 80 seats is the most
optimistic COP estimate heard.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
AS LONG AS IT'S FREE

PEORIA, Ill. Up - Peoria Civil
Defense officials are receiving
scores of applications for the free
nuclear fallout shelter scheduled
to be built here by the federal
governm this year.
Director of Civil Defense Henry
Sahlin said under the plan the
government would finance the con-
struction of the shelter and the
property owner would have to
make it available for public in
spection for one. year.