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The Nome nugget., 1960-11-23
Rep. John Hellenthal
Gets 8th Anchorage House
Seats In Absentee Duel

ANCHORAGE, BD Rep. John
Hellenthal used flood of alb
sentee votes to outscramble fell
lew Democrat Warren Colver for
the eighth and last district 10
House seat.
With counting completed Mon
day, Hellenthal had picked up a
total of 1896 votes to 9,340 for
Colver-a spread of g. Until the
absentees were counted, HELEN
thai trailed by Sc votes. But he
OUTRAGED Colver 495 413 in alb
sentees.
The two had been tied going
into the last day of counting.
Republican Bonnie Leonard
wrapped up the seventh spot with
a total of 9,446. The top six posi-
tons also went to Republicans.
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-23

Carolyn Dorm of Anchorage, pre-
sent at the bedside.
He was born April II, 1912 in
I Haycock.
Survivors include his wife,
Arne, 1926 I ST., Anchorage, and
four children, Mark, 5, Billy 4,
Kathy 2, and Axel, three months.
He had three other children
from a former marriage. They are
George Beltz of Ketchikan, Mrs.
Dorm and Mrs. Wanda Collins of
Darby, Pa.
Four brothers are surviving.
These include John and Bert of
Kotzebue and Tom, presently
working in Hawaii, and Harry of
MT. View.
Two sisters include Mrs. Laura
Wright and Mrs. Hazel Money
maker, both of Fairbanks.
His mother, Mrs. Suzie Beltz,
is still living. She is in the Native
Hospital here.
Beltz at one time was state
president of the Carpenters Union
and held other important labor
positions in Alaska.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. at Trinity United Presby-
terrain Church in Spenard. Private
interment will follow at the
Anchorage City Cemetery.
The family has requested that,
if desired, donations be sent to
the Alaska Crippled Chi1dren's
Assn.
Active pallbearers are: Tom
Moore, Bruce Kendall, John E.
Ryan, Gerald R. Roguska, Col.
M. R. Marsden, and Henry Ben
son.
Honorary pallbearers were:
Cyril Zuboff, Eben Hopson, Frank
Ryan, Clinton Gray, George Lock-
wood, Sen. Ernest Gruening, Gov.
William A. Egan, and Frank Per-
atrovich.
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-23
Big Alaska Road
Building Project
Starts In Spring

JUNEAU, R- A spring high
way construction program "un-
equalled in Alaska's history will
be under way next year, A. G..
Gardener, assistant Highway En-
gineer, said today.
Gardner said the State High
way Division had contracts for
road work amounting to more
than ID million dollars outstand-
ing as of the first of this week.
About half of the work now
under contract, he said, will be
completed by the us. Bureau OF
Public Roads as the states con-
tractor. After that, the Bureau
will supervise directly only forest
highway and park service prof.
ects.
In addition to projects now
under contract, Gardner said, the
division has many projects in the
final stages of design and right
of way acquisition.
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-23
Egan Will Name Beltz's
Successor In The Senate
Before Legislature Meets

JUNEAU, up Gov. William A.
Egan said today he hopes to name
a new senator for District N at
least a month in advance of the
opening of the 1861 legislature,
next Jan. %.
One of the Districts two seats
was left vacant Monday by the
death in Anchorage of Sen. Will
liam E. Beltz, who was president
of the Senate.
Beltz's term ran until January,
1868.
"I am making some contacts in
the Northwest area today" Egan
said, "to see who the people of
the district want to have repre-
sent them in the Senate"
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-23
Moscow Tells
Red Chinese
Who's Boss

MOSCOW, Up - The Soviet
Union sharply informed Red
China today that the Kremlin's
views on peaceful coexistence re-
main the controlling factor OF
Communist world policy.
The tough rejoinder to Premier
Khrushchev's critics in the world
Communism leadership was pub
lished in Pravda. 1t indicates
stubborn debate and the toughest
sort of bargaining has been going
on over the past two weeks in a
world Communist summit meet
ing in Moscow.
Although some sort of COM
promise may be worked out,
to present to the outside world as
a show of Soviet-Chinese unity,
there seemed little doubt the So
viets were telling Peiping that
Moscow intends to continue Pre-
mier Khrushchev's policies. These
are keyed to his demands for
Punishment of nuclear weapons,
disarmament and what Moscow
calls peaceful coexistence."
Only two days ago the official
Peoples Daily of Peiping, in an
evident attack on Soviet Premier
Khrushchev's theories of peaceful
coexistence and the possibility
that World War III may not be
inevitable, declared it was an il
fusion to think Communism can
get along with imperialism.
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-23
U.S.-West German Talks
End Without Agreement
On Foreign Aid Increase

BONN, Germany, Up - United
States West German financial
talks have broken up without full
agreement being reached, joint
communique disclosed today.
But the communique said ar
engagements have been made for
continuing discussions aimed at
defending us. gold reserves by
having Germany contribute more
to Western defense and foreign
aid spending.
The discussions between West
German leaders and us. Trea-
sury Secretary Robert B. Ander-
son and us. Undersecretary of
State Douglas Dillon deadlocked
last night when the Bonn gov
eminent said it could not put up
$500 million in 1861 as an i'm
mediate relief for US. balance of
payment difficulties.
The communique did not men
ton the $500 million, which
caused the most serious disagree
ment.
The United States wanted West
Germany to make that sum avail
able in 1861 to offset the $500 mil
lion it spends on maintaining us.
troops in West Germany.
The communique said West
Germany decided to embark on a
new foreign aid program by max
ing available next year between
$720 and 1858 million.
Anderson and Dillon warmly
welcomed" the decision.
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-23
Test Pilot "opens Up"
Most Powerful Engine
For Four Seconds

EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE,
Calf, RITest pilot Scott Cross
field opened wide the throttle of
the United States most powerful
aircraft engine and whispered:
"Oh, Baby"
1t was the first time the X15
rocket ships 57,000-pound thrust
engine had been given its head.
Crossfield kept the craft wide
open for about four seconds be-
fore he eased back to half throt-
tie. He + I'D bolted to 1900 mph.
CROSSE I'D also stopped the en-
CINE in lid-air for the first time
and res rted it. North American
Aviation officials said there were
no hitcnes.
The flight yesterday lasted nine
minutes after the ks launched
from its B51 mother ship at $4,000
feet.
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-23
Second Anchorage
Nike Missile
Firing Goes Awry

ANCHORAGE, R-The second
firing of Nike-Hercules missile
from the Anchorage area was I'M
successful Tuesday.
An Army spokesman said the
missile destroyed itself shortly
after leaving the launching pad
at nine minute before noon.
The spokesman said the booster
rocket broke up on launching be-
fore separating from the missile.
This caused the missile to auto
matically destroy itself, he said.
The exlosion and flash on take
off was clearly visible from the
downtown Anchorage area.
Failure of Tuesdays launching
was complete reversal from the
initial firing Monday, which was
described as highly successful.
Mondays missile, which inter
copied a drone plane target 80
miles east of Anchorage about 90
seconds after takeoff, was the
first to be launched close to a
metropolitan area.
Six more missiles will be fired
from the site, seven airline miles
from downtown Anchorage, on
Mondays and Tuesdays through
Dec. 10.
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-23
William Beltz
Buried Today

ANCHORAGE, R = Funeral
services for State Senate Presi-
dent William E. Beltz will be held
here today.
Beltz, 48, died Monday of a
malignant brain tumor that de-
fled the efforts of doctors and
two operations to cure.
Death came at 8:45 pm. at the
Alaska Native Hospital here with
his wife and a daughter, Mrs.
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-23
EXPLORER SCOUTS WILL
AGAIN SELL XMAS TREES

Explorer Scouts have announ-
ced that they will again be SELL
ing Christmas trees during the
holidays as they have in the
past.
This active group of boys will
announce soon where orders will
be taken so that those who have
orders in may have theirs deliv-
cred as soon as they arrive,
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-23
BOWLING MEETING SUNDAY
AT 2 PM. AT CITY HALL

There will be meeting at the
City Hall on Sunday at pm. for
all persons interested in League
Bowling and the organization of
city associations. This is of i'm
portance to all bowlers as indivi-
dual leagues may also be planned.
All bowlers are urged to be pre-
sent.
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-23
Engstrom Will Request
Recount of 2,764 2,763
Race with Sen. Stewart

JUNEAU, R-Republican Elton
E. Engstrom, defeated by only one
vote in his bid to unseat State
Sen. Thomas B. Stewart for Ste
warts District D Senate seat, said
yesterday he will ask for re-
count.
After all regular ballots and
absentee ballots had been count
ed in the district, Stewart led
Engstrom 1854 to 2,763.
Engstrom, who was defeated by
Stewart by less than 200 votes in
1858, said he will file his request
for a recount after the vote has
been certified by the State Can
wasting Board.
Engstrom must pay $50 a pre-
cinct for the recount. If the re-
count is per cent or more in
excess of the vote reported by the
official state count for the can
didate making the recount request
the amount he paid is returned
by the state.
District D is composed of IL
precincts in the 5th district and
IL precincts in the 9Th district.
Evening star., 1960-08-14

Elery's glance lifted. '"Then it isn't symbol
connected with the project - code letter, anything
like that?"
''No. You mean to tell me Agon wrote this before
he died?''
apparently the stab wasn't Immediately fatal
Agon must have played dead, until his killer left
and then penciled this symbol If it has no special
meaning for you, General, then we're confronted
with dying message in the classic tradition -
Agon's left a clue to his murderer's Identity"
The General grunted at such outlandish notions
why couldn't he have just written the name?"
''The classic objection The classic reply to which
is that he was afraid his killer might come back,
notice it, and destroy it, Ellery was scowling at
the symbol in great puzzement
General Gordon fell back on orderly facts. "All
know is only one person came here tonight and that
was Dunwoody. happen to know that Dunwoody's
in love with Pola Agon. In fact, they had blowuP
about it at the Agons house last night -Agon told
me about it, and that's why was in Dunwoody's
Office this evening. Dunwoody admits he lost his
Evening star., 1960-08-14

''It had nothing to do with his work. was with
him only few minutes left him alive"
The General snapped, ''Cuard?'' and the guard
at once blocked the lobby exit. 'You 60 on up to
Agon's Office, Ellery, and see what it tells you -
it's all right I've locked the laboratory door," The
General glanced at the head of Bethesda and the
murdered mans widow. ''I'll be up in minute"
- eneral Gordon stepped out of the elevator and
W said, "Well, Ellery?"
Ellery Strengthened up from the physicists Office
desk He had found Agon's body seated at the desk
and slumped forward, steel letter-knife sticking
out of his back. The Office shambles.
Look at this, General"
'Where'd you find hhat?''
''In Agon's right fist, crumpled into ball.
Ellery had smoothed it out. 1t was a memoran-
dunn slip, in the center of which some ,..uazRs
thing had been written in pencil. 1t M@
looked like script letter of the alphabet: I'M
e. General Gordon said what ~N
the devils that supposed to mean?'' @AN
Evening star., 1960-08-14

Now the unused miles left in your Chevy dealers OK Used
Cars and Trucks better buy than eve Fact s there's
been better time than right to get the make
and model you at the price you want to pay Chev-
rolet is this years best seller and that's why your Chevy
dealer has many good used for sale Prices
Evening star., 1960-08-14

temper when Agon accused him of making play
for Mrs. Agon. But he claims he cooled down over
night, and came here tonight to apologize to Agon.
''For my money!" the General said grimly, Dun
woody came up here tonight to kill Agon. It's my
hunch that Pola Agon is an enemy agent, out after
Agon's experimental notes. She's played Mata Hari
to Dunwoody - she's sexy enough! = and got
him to do her dirty work. Ellery, you listening?"
''E, Ellery said.
"What?"
"E,' Ellery repeated. ut doesn't fit with the
name James G. Dunwoody - or with Pola Agon.
Could it refer to Enstein's = me- ?" He
broke off suddenly. "Well, well! ss.,azwz..
Maybe it isn't an after all, General" 49,
He had moved the memorandum slipa EKKk
quarter turn clockwise. What General
Gordon now
'But turned that way it's an M the General
calculated. who's M? There's initial M in
this, either" He eyed the dead physicists phone
nervously. Look, Elery, thanks and all that, but
l can't sit this much longer. It's my duty to
Evening star., 1960-08-14
Its bargain buy time at the OK sign!

down and quality is up. You'll find especially att
prices on clean late-model cars right now. And yc
confidence from responsible dealer who checl
for safety, performance and value. Go see for yo
away. Just head for the OK sign.
SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CHEVROLE'
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-05
ENeELHARD PERSONALS

Rev. E. R. Stewart of Creswell
and Rev. Joe Everette of New Bern
were here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Silverthorne
and children of Florida are Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Maggie
Silverthorne.
Mrs. Geo. Greet, Mrs. Mary
Gibbs, Mrs. Bette Guthrie and
Mrs. Harold Leatherman of Man
teo visited Mrs. Myra Patrick on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Clyda Berry is a patient at
Beaufort County Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wagner
and children of Alliance, o., have
returned home after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. T. B. Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hodges, Jr.,
of Fairfax, Va, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Hodges, and Wiley
Hodges.
Mrs. Otis Cox, has returned hcme
after extended visiting.
Mrs. r. B. Balance, Mrs. Roy
den Neal, Hal Balance, Mrs. Edith
Pugh and son were Belhaven visi-
tors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Jones and
children of Rocky Mount were week
end visitors.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Gibbs have
returned from Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mckinney and
children of Salisbury visited his
sister, Mrs. Richard Mann and Or.
Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Crooke of
Key West, Fla, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Jarvis. They, with Mr..
and Mrs. Winfield Williams spent
the week end at Mays Head.
1t. and Mrs. Hugh Spencer have
returne dto Michigan after visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Mckinney
have returned to Hampton, Va,
after a week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Mann.
Mrs. Mildred Guthrie of Smith
field spent the week here.
Mrs. Mary Gibbs is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Addie Midget in Pan
tego.
Mrs. L. NJ. Neal has returned
from the Belhaven hospital.
Mrs. Ben Midyette and sons, B.
G. and Anthony, Mrs. Preston
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-05

Lewis and Diana Lewis spent Tues
day in Belhaven.
George Midget and sons of Dur
ham visited Mr.. and Mrs. P. d.
Midget, Jr.
Mrs. Frances Gibbs and children
of Swan Quarter visited her moth
err, Mrs. jamie Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Jones of
Fairfield were here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Hodges and
son Troy were Belhaven visitors.
Ben Midyette was in Washing
ton on Wednesday, his aunt, Mrs.
Robena Armstrong returned here
with him, after ebin ga patient at
the Beaufort County Hospital sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Patrick were
recently in Hatteras.
1t. and Mrs. w. S. Burrus and
3 sons of Colorado are visiting Mrs.
Burrus' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jabin Berry and his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Burrus.
Luther Berry who works in Nor
folk is home this week.
Mrs. Doris Windley and Miss
Daisy Dill of Belhaven spent Sun
day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah O'Neal of
Swan Quarter visited Mr.. and Mrs.
R. S. Cox.
Miss Margaret Silverthorn of
Nashville, Tenn, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Maggie Silverthorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Buck and son
of Winston-Salem We're here Sun
day.
Mrs. Eva Selby and Mrs. Sallie
Fisher went to Camp Don-Lee on
Sunday. Misses Donna Selby, Anita
Fisher and Patty Neal home with
them after attending camp week
Mrs. Hugh Shipman and chill
dren Susan and Milton of S. c..
returned Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Gibbs accompanied them as
far as Roxboro.
Glenn Gibbs has returned to Nor
folk after visiting his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Selby
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Williams OF
Engelhard, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Grace
Willims of Engelhard and Norfolk
to Arthur Edward Watts, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. w. Watts OF
Cresco, Iowa. An August wedding
is planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald B. Balance
and family have moved into the
house recently vacated by Mrs
Mildred Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Midyette and
family have moved into the Mid
yette Motel on Main Street.
Buffet Supper
The C. w. F., of the Engelhard
Christian Church will hold buff
fet supper Saturday Aug. 6 in
the relationship Hall" of the
Church beginning at 5 o'clock
Chicken salad, shrimp salad, baked
ham and vegetables. Cake and pie
will also be served. Plates 81
Everyone is invited.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10

FOR SALE-No. frame 6 room
bungalow with garage, located oppo-
site lake on Rehoboth Boulevard. No.
-Four lovely homes situated in Hav-
en- Lake area district, all modern con-
veniences, five and. 6 room dwellings,
3-FTame bungalow, 5 rooms and bath,
located Marshall Street. Ideal for
young couple. No. 4-Framed five
room bungalow with all modern con-
veniences, IL car garage to rear of
premises, located South McColley
Street. No. 5-Brand new six room
bungalow with Dashboard heat, To-
Gated on Route 113 on the outskirts of
Milford. No. 6-3 family beach apart
ment, completely furnished. Ranch
type construction. Ideal income prop
erty. Located Prime Hook Beach. No.
Frame story dwelling, bedroom
and car garage. Plenty of old shade
located 703 South Walnut Street, Mil
ford. No. 8-New frame bungalow with
hot water, Dashboard heat, located
Bratten Heights, Milford. No g.
bungalow and 2 car garage. Nice lawn,
plenty of old shade. Located South
dupont Boulevard, Milford city linn
it's. No. 10-Executive type ranch
semi bungalow with garage attached,
fireplace dashboard heat, game room,
located Seabury Avenue, Milford. No.
11-2 story dwelling, good investment
property, located Carlisle Lane, Mil
ford. No 12-F'rame colonial type
dwelling, completely remodeled and re-
decorated interior, new Dashboard heat
and new kitchen, located Bratten
Heights. Milford. See or call ]. w.
Wells, tRealtor, 10 North West Front
Street, Milford, Delaware. Phone GA
z-402l. W-234-6-10-eow-tf
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10

FOR SALE-East side Route 113,
north of Milford, bedroom home,
ranch type, built in 1854. Lot 100 x
200, excellent buy, let us show you.
No. 2-Milford-Lincoln Road, bed
room ranch type home, years old,
forced hot afr heat, full basement,
comb. screens and storm windows, ex-
tras, drapes, gas stove, air conditioner,
water conditioner, T. v. aerial. No. 3
-806 S. E. Front Street, 8 bedroom
home, fenced yard, garage, priced rea-
sonable, see us for an appointment to
inspect this property. No. 4-808 S. e.
Second Street, rooms, including Knot
ty Pine Den, full basement, lots of
shade, one block from Lulu Ross
School, may we show you? No. B.
sos McColley Street, this 4 bedroom
home is located close to school and in
a nice neighborhood, call us for de-
tails No. 6-Rehoboth boulevard, 3
bedroom home, built in 1856, fully
insulated, Dashboard heat, excellent
buy. No. rs Delaware Avenue, 8
bedroom home, living room, dining
room, kitchen, completely redecorated,
you can move right in, don't miss see
ing this one. Harvey G. Marvel Real
tor, No. South Walnut Street, Mil
ford, GA-2-4466; evenings call GA-2-
1928 or GA-2-5962. 1&@-6-10-1t
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10

FOR SALE - Used automatic gas
water heater, IS gallon capacity, for
heavy users of hot water, very good,
looks good. Used upright double free
zer andfrefrigerator, late model, looks
new-new price, S695.00, our price,
s275.O0. Used 275 gallon oil tank on
legs, used very little, $4,000. 2 used
automatic oil burning water heaters,
$500 each. We have a large selec-
tion OF new breakfast suites in 5
pieces, Z pieces and pieces at very
reasonable prices as well as base cab
kitchen. Cahalrs Clark Street Store,
Harrington. Phone EX-S-S077- Open
till p. N. C-s8-4-22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10

FOR SALE-Three bedroom semi
bungalow, fourth unfinished bedroom,
fireplace, two porches, garage, two
lots, McColley Street. Immediate pos
session. Loan available with small
down payment. S10,509. No. Beau
tiful waterfront ranch home, Haven
Lake, three bedrooms, two baths, cell
lar, two-car garage, immediate pos
session. No. 34Three bedroom semi
bungalow, waterfront. S laug g-h e r
Beach, cedar paneling, completely fur
nished, T. ", piped heat, insulated for
year round living, garage, cellar, block
boat house, boat, motor, excellent con-
dition. Immediate possession, So, 10000.
No. Large four bedroom bungalow,
Prime Hook Beach,, furnished, oil
heat, pine paneling, porch, tiled bath,
immediate possession, $12,000.00. No.
- Three bedroom mi-bungalow,
waterfront, Slaughter Beach, COM
pletely furnished for year around 1iv-
ing, oil heat, porch, cellar, two car
garage, sea wall, immediate possess
sion, $12, 500. No. 1.-TWO bedroom
modern bungalow, excellent condition,
oil heat, picture window, aluminium
storm SASH awnings, near Lulu Ross
School, $8,900.00. No. Two bedroom
bungalow near Pennington, aluminium
siding, two-car garage, 100000
Harry S. Rust. Real Estate. Phone
GA-2-5173. 152-6-3-2t
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10
NOTICE: no MORE BIG FuEL

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hardest TO pay. Be modern. Use a
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weekly incomes There is no extra
cost to you. Try our Fuel Oil Budget
Plan. Many satisfied customers have
used IL year after year. For details
stop In our Office or phone GA-2-5417.
Pearce oil Company, Inc, Jefferson
Avenue, Milford, Delaware.
d 70 = ~
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10

FOR SALE-DesirabIe country home
on blacktop road. Will sell house and
5 acres or house with IS acres. Eight
large rooms and bath, insulated attic
and north side. 29 Alcoa aluminium
storm windows and screens, hot water
Dashboard heat, instantaneous hot wa
ter, 2 outside buildings, desirable
shrubbery. Also Oliver 66 tractor, cul-
tivator, bean pullers. Price, $500. Phone
FT-9-4658. C-59->9-11-tf
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10

FOR SALE = Gas range, Caloric,
slightly used, like new, late model.
fully automatic, $4,000. New price
on this model would be S2T9.00. We
All checked ready to work See them
in operation at Cahalrs Clark Street
Store, Harrington. Phone EX-S-8077.
48-2-12-tf
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10


FOR SALE-1S0 acre dairy farm,
near Canterbury. Dairy barn with S5
stanchions, six room house, other
buildings, $3S,OO000. No. 2-34 acres,
near Barratt's Chapel. II tillable,
81. .OOO. 90. No. 3-17 acres, near Fred
erica, with approximately ZOO of lake
frontage, two bedroom house, garage,
S17, 100000, No. 4-t-Slaughter Neck area,
110 acres tillable, well drained. irri-
tillable, six room house, dairy barn,
$35, ,0OO No. 6-110 acres, near Mil
ford 80 tillable, approximately 1140'
right of way on railroad, $5,500.00. No.
frontage on black top road, $6,6O0.
No. 8-871z acres, so tillable, 500
frontage on lake, large broiler house,
four bedroom dwelling, $21 100000.
Service Realty Co., Dover. Phone RE-
4-5752 or Lulu p. wilkins, Associate
Realtor, residence phone DE-5-57SS.
125-6-3-tf
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10

NOTICE = Jet venetian blind Iaun-
dry Have your blinds washed the
new machine way under pressure with
special detergerts that win leave your
blinds sparkling clean. Also repafnf-
Ing, repairing, retaping. Custom made
blinds. Free estimates. Pickup and
delivery service. You win want "a
carry prices. Richards & Tyndaf.
Managers, Milton. Del. Phone All.