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California
Split-LeVel

Terrific Falls Church buy! 3 large
bedrms, Ia baths. spacious liv-
..ns .rm. with cathedral ceiling,
family room, modern kitchen.
Loaded with extras! Realistically
priced at $1a,750. Huge low in
terest loan may be assumed.
ARFAX REALTY INC.
9 TIL 9 JE. 4-4900
CLOsE.IN ARL.-LYoN PARK
BIG BRICK COLONIAL
On Oak studded lot with saraEe,
has 4 big bedrms, formal din. rm.,
full bsmt., screened porch. Only
S@3,95O, owner will finance. OPEN
HOUSE at sos N. Lincoln st. of
Pershing dr..
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO .
CL. $4,000 IA. 4-4c52
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$17,950, 4 Bedrms
VACANT

Brick rambler. dishwasher and dis
posal In large kitchen, rec. room
with fireplace. Nice lot, quiet
street. Walk to school. St. James
Parish ASSUME HUGE LOAN
KE. 6-S193 % til o.. MOELLER
REAL ESTATE.
FALLS CHURCH = BY OWNER
stone and frame Cape Cod:
bedrms.. "a b.; gar; rec. rm.,
newly redec.; reduced for quick
sale; S?1,g50. s02 .. Broad at.
JE. 2-l34S.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm
bi-level on beautiful cul-de-sac}
local for children; nr. school; II:
baths. knotty-pine rec. rm.,
hrepls., carport, elec. stove. refer.
air conds., ETC.: ls-acre beauti.
fully Handicapped, fenced; swim.
ming pool membership avail; So
300 dn., assume 30-yT. loan
S124 - mo. pymts. OWNER. JE
4-93S4.
FALLS CHURCH, 5O9 Lemon I'd
Attr. 3-bedrm. rambler, scr. porch
carport, bsmt., liv. rm. with fire
pl,. sep. din. rn. Immed. occup
Would rent with option. oni,
&1a,a50 with 4lae. loan Avail
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL, Ascent
JE. 3-0173, JE. 3-12S2,
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SPARKLING, better than new
S23.500-Brick split -level home ir
most convenient location. neal
schools and shopping. Center-en.
trance hall: 3 big bedrooms.
baths ION bedroom level. rnoderr
kitchen, large garage and rec. rm
This Is an unusual home-bettel
see today. Call XII. $4,000, ROUTE
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP
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SPLIT -LEVEL-3 bedrooms. excel
lent Arlington location. Priced only
$1S,950 and assume $4,000 lSt
trust. LORENE RAMSEY REAL
ESTATE, IA. 4-0023.
SPRINGVALE-6-rm. brk. rambler,
bsmt., o.h.-w. heat, "a a. many ex-
trasi Se3.500. Owner. Ell. 4-1346.
SPRTNGFIELD-split-level, 8 bed
rms. Ia baths, patio: adjoirs
woods: lmmed. possession; GI
loan; walking distance to ele-
nentary school; S21,000. CL
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BABBLING BROOK

NseTRs Sorts E1npton eSmPsor 6ie 1
Is this custom rambler beauty
with oversize bedrooms on l
noor. formal entrance hall, 3
baths, family kitchen, 2-car ga
rage; tree-shaded lot with running
stream. Shown by Appointment.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
216O N. Glsbe Rd. ia. 5-O7O7
Evening star., 1960-08-27

HASo
A preferred home community is
from C1:A. Headquarters and 8
miles to Dulles International Air
port offers for quick sale 4 small
country place Of 2 acres improved
by attractive landscaping and oak
woods. The residence has q 35-foot
living room dining room combina-
tion. bedrooms and efficient
modern kitchen, A paved breeze
Earage. half Of which has roushed-
Just right for small family desir-
ing Q well located. attractive home
IN Fairfax County. Price mid
thirties. Call Mr.. Robinson. DU
5-70Q6.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

~ ACRES, 4OO-ft. front. on Rte
I'll. nr. Warrenton. Va, ! mi,
white board fencing in front
Part clear. Balance wooded. S5,-
$50; reas. terms. ia. 4-114s.
224 ACRES, q mi. TO Culpeper, Va
Approx. "a mi. road frontage
40 acres clear: some fencing. tim,
Der cruise shows 22s,000 #. o.
saw timber. Good turkey. quail
rabbit and squirrel hunting For
immed. sale. $50 per acre. Excel
financing. JA Alias.
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LIFE

LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us FOR
A QUICK SALE! OUR SLOGAN
IS WHEN YOU LIST WITH
POMPONIO, START PACKING!"
POMPONIO REALTY IA. 5-5661
LOUDoUN Cos acres; 3 .bedrms. =,
baths, 2 irepls.,. sep. din. rrn 4,
lge. kit. daylight bsmt. Rt, Z TO
Rt., 63I, titht / mile to RI s26
su1lpER. Hsrndon - saJ.
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LEESBURG, VA.-For sale, genera,
merchandise store, furniture, ap-
pliances, auto accessories. Estsb.
llshed % years. Building 40xl40
Ample parking facilities for q
cars. Write for details BOX 10y
Star
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Brick rAmbler-3 bedroomN q
baths, kitchen with eating space,
large screened porch tremendous
living room with Thermopane win
dows: separate dining room. Lars
daylisht walkout basement with
rec, room, large once or den with
hreplaee. utility room. i, acre
with beautiful large shade trees in
beautiful Salona VillaEe.
Evening star., 1960-08-27

SPACIOUS BI-LEVEI, Offering Z
bedrooms. large living room with
nreplace. separate dinine room,
sldins glHssed door to patio. 4
paths, modern fully eouipped
kitchen. Full basement. rec room
with fireplace, utility room and
Gar3ge: "a attic foored: baseboarS
OIL hot-water heat; city sewer and
water. "a years old. Beautiful
srounds with APPROX. 30 trees
Exclusive Balls Hill section.
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LAKE BANCROFT = 100 feet from
beautiful beach. Spacious rambler
a bedrms. and DEM; mid 4Os
excel. financing, No agents. CL
LANGLEY-Located in the Langley
Farms section; white brick Colo
niai, loaded with charm; ia acr,
Of shrubbery and flowers: 3 bed.
rms, 27-ft. liv. rm., spac. din
rm., new $4,000 kit, full bsmt
2-car garage; immed. poss. By
appt. only, e. H. IRWIN, OIL
2-4436 or Ell. 6.364s ewes.
LANGLEY-McLEAN RREA-15 min
utes from Washington via the
new Memorial Parkway, 4 bed.
rooms and 3 full baths, center
hall entry, paneled recrea tiol
room. carport; S36,500. Fast pos
session. Call LURIA BROS, Real
tors, IA. 7-ShnO.
Evening star., 1960-08-27

J. Antique brick split-level home
family room; 8 bedrms.. : baths
equipped kit, Ice. din rm,. Iiv
rni, with frepl.. 2-car ATTACHED
garage, wooded lot, lovely view
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HIGH ASSUMPTTON;

H1IH ASSUMPTION
Lovely ,3:eedrm rambler in excel
PITT. Price, $l3,950. Wv
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-311O
HOLM HILLS, South Of Alex, Of
Mt. Vernon parkway: 90 Mains
o &c. 70 to Belvoir-2 leve
CONTEMPORARY, 4 bedrms. ant
rec rnl. on beautifully wooded
ana Eell-landscaped 2k3 acre. Ex.
tended oedrm, gorEeous woodec
view. OUTSIDE area completely
schools. tennis and svimmins
clubs. Will sell Conventional q,
FHA terms. Priced at 500. $50
LOU CHACEY REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1960-08-27

One OF ArlinGton's finest restsu.
rants for many yrs being offered
due TO owners out-of-town in.
terest. Excel. volume: reasonably
priced. Good terms to satisfactory
purchaser.
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N. ARL.-RESTAURANT

LUNCHEONETTE AND DELICA.
TESSEN-l035 18th st. at L NV.
Business and euuipment in en-
tirety Apply at store.
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FARMS 4 ACREAGE. INC.

DE. 2:55o3 1908 10th st.. NV.
IN PEACEFUL RESIDENTIAL DIS
TR1CT, yet. convenient to new
grade and hish schools. Lovely
level yard with trees, fover en-
TRANCE to large living room with
fireplace, separate dining room,
gay colorful kitchen, bedrooms
in all. = full baths. rec. room
area Sith End fireplace. Dashboard
hot;water heat; brand.new; one, so
cash viii handle: built BY one ol
StF t this Sst'eT iow 0qeeTs o9 pre. SCI i !9day bSy
JB. 3-a0OO. WIN. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY, INC. Open 30.
INDOOR SWIMMING POOL is one
of many delightful features Of this
4-bedroom, 3-bath home. Year
round entertaining no problem
Different, interesting and cheerful,
Nearing completion. TYSON
REALTY CO. JE. 4-o644.
INVESTMENT BUYERS ATTEN.
TION-Not often do we offer Z
brand-new duplex in heart oil
Arlington that is so attractive
so centrally located-so superbly
constructed; this . family-eacf
contains . bedrooms, air-condi-
toned living room, dining room
de luxe kitchen. tiled bath, sep.
I arate entrances: full basement
twin heating units and hot water
heaters. $4,000 down will handle
Insure YOUR future today. Cal
now to inspect. JE. 2-9000. VIM
A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC. Oper
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CAPITOL HILL

Sth AND e.
story and lse garage. Sell or
remodel for responsible tenant
MONOLITH OIL, 2-71S3
LEE zoo so. #. with !;
ample parking in front: ceiling
to-sround store window Sl35..
GERACHlS REALTY CO., JE,
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VIM. w. JOHNSTON

BROKER JE. 3-2l5s
RESTAURANT, motel. ESQ serv
stat, !oc. at intersection Of two
main hishways, mr. Warrenton
Va. Long road frontage. Plenty OF
room for expansion All bldgs
mod and in excel. cond This is q
going business and a real oppor.
tunity. Everything goes for SIS,
900: substantial cash. HOYLE
LAND T0 IA A.11AS
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Sharon Realty

1901 Douglas Dr., Mclean. Va.
-: o-o3Lu FL. 6-3374
HIGH ASSUMPTION, N. ARL. -
quick possession on this center.
nan. 3-bedrm. brick rambler; large
lot: excel. neighborhood: priced
iS.5OO; approX. $1,000 first
Sl:5nO will handle. OWNER, KE'
6-q36G No AGENTS NH
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

RIA 6-l5 land suit. for lEe. elev
apt house; "a acres close-in Ar
lington.
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JGE. garden-type apt house, In
come S209 900; earnings will show
l0e. return on cash investment
substantial cash required.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
Student Work Exhibit
At Art Show Aug. 20
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the instructor of the Juniors, Mr..
Smith. will present the awards
made by the League to the Junior
Students. A feature of this years
Student Exhibit viii be a picture
rama-this is a mobile display of
children's art work to be hung in
the center of the Corkran Gallery.
Rehoboth students make up an
excellent percentage of our enroll
ment with Lewes and Bethany
Beach strongly represented: to-
gether with students who are sum-
mer residents, these present wide
geographical range. Nine states are
included as follows: New York,
Florida, West Virginia. Maryland,
Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, California. and Delaware. Also
there are many from Washington,
d. c., and even one from Canada.
Even at the preschool age, very
often children evidence Individual
color preferences-de definitely have
their own palette. They develop
sharpened observation, originality,
and best in creation. Parents COM
ment that their children can hard
ly wait to start class, and are re-
luctant to leave it," Newly con-
structed tables and benches in the
recently enlarged Juniors Studio
add to their pleasure and conven-
fence.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
GREENWOOD
Mrs. EIVa Hatfield
Phones: FL 9.425s

Greenwood Conservative
Mennonite Church
BishOp-The Rev. Alvin Mast
Minister-Mark Swartzentruber
$3.50 a. m. Sunday School. Robert
Zehr, superintendent.
1O:30 a. m. Worship Service.
1880 p. m. Evening Bible Meeting.
s p. m. Wednesday evening Pray
er Meeting.
Visitors welcome any service.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
The Rev. Miss Eta M. CIOugh
Annual Camp Meeting.
10 a. m. Sunday School.
IL a. m. Worship Service.
7 D. m. Youth Service.
7:45 p. m Worship Service.
Greenwood:
Grace Methodist Charge
The Rev. Miss Muriel C. Smith
No services on this charge due to
pastors vacation.
This Sunday will bring to a
close the annual camp meeting for
the Pilgrim Holiness Church. Ser
vices will be according to previous
schedule, which is in the church
calendar at top of this letter. The
workers are the same folk, the
Rev. ]. r. Mitchell, Eastern Pill
grim College, and Miss Jennie Lee
Schwartz of Ridgely, Md, in
charge of music and youth.
Horace Maloney. Sr., has been
visiting relatives in New Jersey
for a few days.
Horace Maloney, Jr., attended
beach party at Rehoboth on Fri
day evening, given by Miss Dolores
Larrimore.
GF/3 Eddie Smith. U. S. Navy
son of kiwanian James Smith, en-
tertained the Kiwanis Club OF
Greenwood, showing colored slides
he stook while serving aboard air.
craft carriers. His father was pro-
gram chairman for the Thursday
night meeting.
Smith is a specialist in guided
missiles. The pictures showed
scenes along the route from Leb-
anon to Gibralter.
Three delegates were elected tC
the Capital District Convention
September 29, 80 and October 1, al
Roanoke, Va. They are: Warren
Hamstead, president; Alvin Mills
and Ebe Reynolds, Sr. Alternates
are R. H. Moore, Charles ConawaJ
and Norman Taylor.
A pretty card came to our desl
this week showing scenes of the
petrified forest and the painted
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
Community Concert
Dates Are Set

Mr.. Thomas S. McElrath, Presi-
dent of the Seaford Community
Concert Association, has announ-
ced that the four concerts booked
for the 1960-61 season have been
confirmed and the dates have been
set. All. concerts will be presented
at the auditorium of the Seaford
Central School, at S:15 p. m
First in the new series will be
the New York Concert Trio, on
Friday, October Z, 1860 This is
rare and intriguing combination
of instruments, consisting OF harp,
cello and flute.
on Monday, November IA, 1860,
the Medleys, Bill and Pat, disting-
uished duo-piano team will appear.
The excellence of their musician
ship and the informality of their
manner have made this husband
wife piano team one of the top
drawing concert attractions in the
country.
The New Year will bring, on Fri
day. January 81, 1861, the fabulous
Robert jeffrey Ballet, with orches-
ira. A company of % dancers and
musicians, they will present col
orful and imaginative program of
dance ranging from classic styles
to the modern idiom.
Monday, February 27, 1861, is
the last concert date, when local
audiences may enjoy delightful
program by the Bel Canto Trio, a
group of three attractive young
singers. Their program viii include
selections from virtually every
phase of music from opera to mod
ern pops.
Mr.. McElrath stated that he felt
a great sense of satisfaction that
the association was able to procure
such an interesting and varied SER
les of programs, based on the ex-
pressed preferences of member
ship. 1t was also gratifying, he
said, that the artists schedules
permitted our programs to be SO
evenly scheduled, without being
too close together, and without en-
croaching on the activities of the
busy Holiday season.
There have been many transfers
from the community of members
of the association during the past
few months, which has resulted in
making available some additional
memberships. New people who
have moved into the area since last
March may be able to obtain sub
scriptions to the Seaford Communi-
ty Concert Association by calling
Mrs. T. S. McElrath, National g.
GAL
Membership cards will be mail
ed to all subscribers during the
first part of September.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
MILTON
Walter w. Crouch
Phone: Milton 1885

Funeral services we're held on
Wednesday afternoon for John ID.
Smith, rs, who died Sunday eve
ming at his home in Milton. He is
the son of the late William j. and
Amanda Stephenson Smith Of Ber-
lin, Md, and was a retired carpen-
ter and painter.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Amy
Palmer Smith; two daughters, Mrs.
Allen Boheler, Milton; and Mrs.
Joseph Lofiand, Millsboro; a sis
ter, Mrs. Clara Pritchett, Delmar !;
two brothers, Lee of Richardson
Park; James W., Milton; and eight
grandchildren.
Services were conducted by the
Rev W. Earl Watts, pastor of Pill
grim Holiness Church. Interment
followed in Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Oliver John Carrow died Sunday
night in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital. after a long illness. He was
a retired specialist representative
of the Remington Rand Company.
Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Frances
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19

Linell Carrow; a daughter, Mrs
Mary Jane Welch, Milford; a bro
ther, Louis John Carrow, Michigan
City, Ind, and two grandchildren
Private funeral services were held
Wednesday evening at the William
Short Funeral Home. lInterment al
the convenience of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hearn OF
Camden, N. j., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs T. Raymond Spencer this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher were
recent guests of her daughter, Mrs
S. L. Dennis and family in Ocean
City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl King and sons
Berny and Tommy, were among
those who attended the annual pic
mic at COLCHESTER, Md, sponsored by
the Home Beneficial Life Insurance
Company last Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Dutton was hostess to
a family dinner held at the Holly
wood Diner, near Milford, on Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. Margaret Dut-
ton was guest of honor, in celebra-
tion of a recent birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Groom and
daughter, Bobbie, attended the La
tex Company picnic at Riverview
Park last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meyers and
daughter of Laurel spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair Campbell
and Mrs. Alberta Lofiand spent
Sunday in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Alfred Gross left Sunday
evening by plane from the Balti-
more Airport for two weeks va
cation in California. She was met
by her son, Alfred. Jr., who is on
a business trip. Miss Shirley Gross
of New York is on vacation at her
home on Broad Street.
Mrs. Goldie Owens was the week
end guest of Mrs. Alena Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Dutton,
Jr., and son David are spending
this week on a tour of historical
sites of interest in Philadelphia,
Washington and Virginia.
Mrs. Dorothy Kimble of Whining
ton is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Reed in Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19

desert in Arizona. The note on the
back reads. There are lots OF
wide open spaces out here in Ari-
zona," signed Pearl and Walter
Mills. III bet there are, and how
I'd like to be a passenger with
them. l believe they are expected
back this week.
On Thursday, Mrs. Allison Da-
Wis, Mrs. Jacob Hatfield and Ellen
and Miss Bonnie Yeako were all
day guests of Mrs. j. Burton Case
at her cottage in Prime Hook
Beach. Mrs. Norma Lee Minner
and Gary and Miss Bonita Porter
of Harrington joined them for the
afternoon. Mrs. Marvin Davis and
daughter, Jan Lisa, and Mrs. Betty
Minner of Milford dropped in for a
visit. Mrs. Phyllis Minner and
daughter Jane, who were Yaca-
tioning there from Milford, also
called
Mrs. Arthur Laughery and her
house guest, Miss Jean Thompson
of Ridgely, Md, spent few days
at Bay Vista. Mr.. Laughery joined
them for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hatfield and
Ellen and Miss Sandra Fisher en-
joyed visit to Rehoboth with the
usual picnic lunch, sun bathing,
etc. They also enjoyed seeing the
large seahorse at the Shell Shop,
having read about him in the paper
this week His 700 babies had all
died, no one knows why.
House guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Post this week are G. A. Post
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Musko
and children of Butler, Pa.
Allison Davis and William How
lett accompanied a group on tour
through the Esskay meat plant in
Baltimore and then on to the Ex-
pertinent Station in Beltsville, Md.
Mrs Graydon Hurst of Whining
ton and Mrs. Helen Wyatt Of Wood
land, Pa, who are vacationing In
Rehoboth, were in town this week
visiting friends and relatives.
House guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Hatfield this week are Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Winkler of Will
mington. Mr.. and Mrs. Allison
Davis joined them on Monday eve-
ming. On Sunday they attended the
O'Neil-Hatfield family reunion al
Lewes Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
Sen. J. Allen FreGr Says
He VIII Be A Candidate
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Finance Committee and as fourth
ranking member of the Senate
Committee on Banking and Cur
rency. In addition, Mr.. Frear is
assigned to the Senate. District of
Columbia Committee, the Joint
Committee on Defense Production
and the Democratic Steering Com
mittee.
The full text of the Senator's
statement announcing his candid
acy follows:
For twelve years, the people of
Delaware have graciously permit
ted me to represent them in the
Senate of the United States. l am
/ truly grateful for this high honor
and for the public confidence which
has been demonstrated to me in
carrying out my responsibilities.
Now the end of my second term
is approaching, and I feel it ap-
propriate to express myself with
regard to the upcoming State Con-
vention and the election to follow
in November. In seeking to reach
decision, | have sought express
sions of interest from within my
own party and from individual
citizens who have no partisan in
terest. The advice and counsel that
has come to me as a result of these
conversations have been encourag-
ing and in some cases quite heart
warming This is especially true
in Kent County, which supported
me so intellectually both at the
1854 Convention and, more recent
ly, by an endorsement for the 1860
campaign.
1t has long been my sincere con-
viction that public office holder,
especially in the Congress, must
be one who is responsive first and
foremost to those whom he direct
ly represents. For that reason, my
record of the past years has been
made with the feeling that it best
suits the needs and desires of a
majority of our citizens.
In addition, the important issue
of seniority is of compelling sig
nificance in the Senate of the Uni
i ted States and to the State involv-
ed. My privilege of membership on
the Senate Finance Committee, the
Committee on Banking and Cur
rency, and the Joint Committee on
Defense Production has after near
ly twelve years of participation ac.
cumulated into a sizable invest
ment by the State of Delaware and
stands to contribute greatly to ou1
interests in the days ahead. Fur
thermore, a broad ard detailed un.
derstanding of Delaware's needs
as they relate to the Federal Gov.
ernment's responsibility is a nat
ural outgrowth of years of expert.
ence in Washington.
For these reasons, therefore,
have decided to become a candidate
for reelection. Between now anC
the date of our State Convention
it is my intention, consistent with
legislative responsibilities in the
Senate, to make myself available
to the representatives of our party
and to the general public to the
fullest possible extent so that We
may discuss together and in further
detail, the obligations and respon
sibilities which are incumbent upoI
any person seeking this high office
If nominated on August twenty.
fifth, it will be my intention to cam
paign with all possible vigor anC
determination in pursuit of what
we all hope will be a resounding
victory for our Party on November
II eighth
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
NO COACHING NEEDED

GARFIELD, N. ]. Up = Actor
Frank Cuccio doesn't need any
coaching when he enters the tele-
vision courtroom to play the role
of lawyer. An attorney on CBS'
'The Verdict Is Yours" Cuccio in
real life works as second assis-
tant prosecutor in Bergen County.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
lNettie ZeigLe7-
To Head VFW
Delegation
CONTINUED from page one)

On Monday during the opening
session of the Ladies Auxiliary's
forty-seventh National Convention,
the Delaware delegation will be
presented to National President,
Gertrude Rhind. At this time, a
gift from the auxiliary members
will be presented to her by the
State President.
Monday evening, Commander Ed
ward Clark of Dover and his wife,
together with Mrs. Zeigler, will at
tend the Distinguished Guests
Banquet to be held in the Ball
room of Cobe Hail. Detroit Civic
Center.
Mrs Zeigler will attend many
luncheons and special conferences
while at the National Convention.
She in turn will also entertain the
National officers as we'll as her own
delegation Many of these plans
cannot be made until after her ar
rival in Detroit
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19

James l, who ascended the throne
in 1903, was the first to call him
self the King of Great Britain, but
the title didn't become official for
another hundred years.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19

Gov. AL Smith of New York was
canny politician, but first he was
a practical man to get services
needed by the public at large. He
once said: 1--WE have had a good
many political uperintendents of
highways. Now we want one who
knows how to build roads"
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19

Phone calls in Switzerland are
on nationwide dial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-03
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"Beoehheod." 1854. Tony Curtis.
5000
Homecoming" 1913. Clark Gable.
'lO:30-9
THE Gons's All Here" 1913. Alice
Foye. II: OO-7
"Armored Attack" 1913. Anne
Boxter. ILLS
"lslond Of Doomed Men," 1910.
Peter Lore. l2:4S-o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-03
Sports
Basketball

Sundoy-Boston Celtics VS.. Syracuse
Nationals. 200 p.m.-4
Harlem GIobetrotters VS.. Baltimore
Rockets. 300 p.m.-9
Soturdey-Syrocuse Nationals vs..
Philadelphia Warriors.
90 p.m.-4
Bowling
Tuesdoy-StrikeS n Spores.
1890 pms