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Evening star., 1961-04-20
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

REMINDER: David Ben
Gurion, Prime Minister Of
Israel, is devoted to books
but is unreceptive to music
and art, reports Robert st.
John in "Ben-Gurion."
Once, he was a patient
in a home for convalescents
and was assigned to q room
that hal walls covered with
eXpreSsioniSt paintings. The
director Of the convaleScent
home was proud of his art.
After three days, he asked
Ben-Gurion.
How do you like it?'
'What?' the Prime Min
lister replied. .
"Our collection of paint
ings.'
How do I know. I
haven't been outside this
room
But they are on your
wallS!' the director said.
Two days later, Ben-Gur-
ion sent for the director.
I'm sorry. You'll have to
take out these paintings
he said. I can't stand them"
Evening star., 1961-04-20

The Golden Yeors oppeors Thurs
doys.
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF.
Ruynouds Disease Worry
By DR.. PETER J. STEINcRoHN

four patients with this con-
dition are females. -.
Let me give you some
reinsurance right away.
Don't worry about gangrene
and the need for amputa-
ton. Such complications are
extremely rare.
Most patients with this
condition can live out a
normal life span. In itself,
it is not a cause of death.
In fact, only about one in
three patients gets any COM
Evening star., 1961-04-20

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Will
you please discuss Raynaud's
disease? For the past year
my fingers suddenly become
dead white and then turn
deep red after a while. I am
especially afraid that some
day my fingers may become
gangrenouS and require am
putation.-Mrs. G., New York.
STATISTICS SHOW that
about three out of every
Evening star., 1961-04-20
BY THOMAS COLLINS

The dominance of the
woman over the man is rear
ing its head in retirement,
Sometimes it's rough, as in
the cases where wives Uurn
over the housekeeping chores
to their retired husbands, or
treat them as imposterS in
the daytime life of the home.
But more often it is subtle.
And the husband some
times never realizes he is be-
ing dominated.
For instance:
Evening star., 1961-04-20

that he is biting off more
of the coffee bean than he
can chew.
I doubt that it will give
him an ulcer. I have known
many patients, living on to
a healthy old age, who con-
fessed that their daily intake
of coffee ranged between IL
and Is cups daily. 1t did not
make them nervous or give
them heartburn or gas.
However, I think that
moderation should be the
watchword in most cases.
Six cups a day should keep
him happy.
y
DR.. Steincrohn'S IeaHet,
"HoW to Overcome Tension
and Fatigue" 1UiU be mailed
on receipt OF a stamped, self
addressed envelope and 10
cents in coin. Address DR..
Steincrohn in care OF The
EUening Star.
Tomorrow: Adoption
Evening star., 1961-04-20

Tomorrow: Adoption
Evening star., 1961-03-15

which a crippled CAT bound
for Boiling Air Force Base had
to dump overheard in order
to land.
The Cat, headed from
Rochester, N. Y, to Boiling
developed engine trouble yes
terday but made a safe landing
with one engine at the Wilkes
Barre-Scranton Airport after
dumping about 1890 pounds of
cargo overheard.
The cargo was dumped in
woods near Williamsport Pa,
which is about 100 miles north
of Olmstead and about 70 miles
west Of Wilkes-Barre.
Boiling officials said the air
craft carried classified material
but they did not say how much
or the nature of it, or whether
Evening star., 1961-03-15

cargo Of a non-classified nature
also was aboard.
Harold Hickernell, a civilian
information spokesman for
Olmstead, said he did not know
the nature Of the property
dumped overheard. He said
security personnel had been
sent to the scene.
Mr.. Hickernell said he ex-
pected a report from the Sc
curity personnel later today.
Boiling listed the crew Of
the aircraft as Capt. Leo Oster-
dock of 3700 Charles Auguston
drive, Alexandria, the pilot;
Capt. Harry E. Gordon Of 6115
Brandon avenue. Springfield,
Va, the co-pilot, and Airman
1/c Windred D. Mccain of 1850
Palmer road, Oxon Hill, Md,
the flight engineer.
Evening star., 1961-03-15

setting charts, lenses and a
tiny pocket camera, a film
spool, receiving equipment, and
$4,000 in $40 bills.
In the loft of the house,
Inspector Smith said. he found
more Photographic equipment,
two cameras and q 75-foot
radio aerial.
The prosecution has said the
radio equipment was used to
communicate with a contact
near Moscow.
HOughton Offered Aid
In the closing minutes OF
yesterdays session Supt. Smith
testified that Houghton, three
days after his arrest, asked him
to bring photographs Of Rus
slams and Poles who were OF
had been attached to their
Embassies in London so that
he could identify those with
whom he made contact. :
"But I said I could not agree, >
Supt. Smith added, without
explaining why.
did Houghton ask you to
Evening star., 1961-03-15

Ruislip near the headquarters
Of the Bird United States Air
Force. The FBI in Washing
ton has said their fingerprints
are those Of two Americans,
Morris and Lola Cohen, former
residents Of New York.
The prosecution contends
two British employees Of the
Portland Naval Research Sta
ton, Henry F. Houghton and
his fiancee, Elizabeth Gee, de-
livered details Of the fleet and
atomic submarine plans to a
Gordon A. LonSdale, who in
turn frequented the Kroger
home.
Inspector Smith, telling Of
the raid on the Krogers' cot
tage, said:
"I found a trapdoor in the
kitchen floor. Inside there
was a heap of rubble. Under
meath was a concrete cover
about 4 inches thick. I lifted
up the concrete and under
meath it a board"
There, he said, was the
radio transmitter with control
Evening star., 1961-03-15
TRADE SECRETS
Floor Hid Spy Rodio,
Scotland Yard Says

LONDON, Mar. is (AP).-
The spy trial jury in the Old
Bailey listened raptly today as
Scotland Yard described tricks
Of the trade.
Testifying against three men
and two women charged with
stealing British Naval secrets
and passing them to the Rus
slams, a detective described a
"spy nest" house in which he
said he found:
A radio transmitter. buried
beneath rubble, capable Of tun-
ing in to. Moscow.
A secret compartment in .
cigarette lighter that contained
instructions for using the radio.
. Sets Of "one- time" message
Evening star., 1961-03-15
MurHonder Urges
Income Tux Ceiling
By q star staff written

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 15.-Sen-
ator Ames A. Pine, Democrat
of Baltimore County, thinks
the Federal income taxes have
gone too high. ..g
He INTRODUCED a resolution
in the General Assembly yes
terday asking Congress to call
a constitutional convention, to
consider setting a ceiling on
the income tax rate.
Evening star., 1961-03-15

pads made Of a special material
that dissolved as soon as 1t was
put near heat.
A list Of code numbers, used
for coding messages.
A belt with $500 sewed in
side it.
The testimony was given by
Chief Inspector Ferduson
Smith. He and Supt. George
Smith have been the only Of
ficers so far idehtified in a
parade Of counter intelligence
agents testifying since the trial
opened Monday.
The house described was
that occupied by two Of the
defendants, Peter j. Kroger,
so, and his wife Helen, Al, at
Evening star., 1961-03-15

bring any photographs Of
Americans or Canadians?" At
torney General Sir Reginald
Manningham-Buller asked.
"He did not, SIR" Supt. Smith
replied.
Supt. Smith also testified
that Houghton had offered to
testify against the other four
aceused-including his fiancee
If he was not brought to trial.
The superintendent said the
offer was rejected.
Evening star., 1961-03-15
AT Hunts Secret Cargo
Jettisoned by Plane

HARRISBURG. Pa, Mar. IS
(AP).-Air Force security Off
cials from nearby Olmstead Air
Force Base have Joined State
police In trying to recover cargo
Of q classified nature
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-12-14
Leadership includes Honor,
Duty, Responsibility

am overwhelmed with Joy, for myself but for the
people whose burden have assumed
ourselves
thank the people for this demonstration of
faith in my leadership and for granting the Liberal Party
other opportunity be the instrument of their will.
'The campaign The task of building the nation
begins National leadership opportunity and not given
many a and serious burden granted but few
cOncommttans of leadership include honor duty RESPONSE
bty authority and dedication The exercise thereof
calls for the very best in and the utmost in sacrifice
and sefdeniaI AT its best is the highest honor people
grant any At its worst the Ioneest of all tasks
"FOr my part, prepared the full weight of my
position shall not shirk my duty shall not fear to fulfill
duties and obligations regardless of human and
considerations. shall seek nothing for myself and my family
81 shall find reward, not in the accumulation of material
wealth in the influence that from high position but
the realization of goal the bringing about of better
life for the masses of our people.
with all the help of Divine Providence and the continued
faith OF people, shall not fail"
-DIOSDADO NACAPAGAL
President-elect of the Philippines
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-12-14
lapagaI Wins;
lakes Office
December so
Continued from Page y

over Z mllllOn voted Out Vi
the s million registered voters.
Major Program
President-elect Dio S d d o
Macapagal has announced he
will undertake a major program
designed to help solve the un-
employment and under-employ-
ment problems in the rural
areas.
The new Chief Executive has
listed three major points. They
are:
l. Development of cottage
industries on an expanded
scale.
2. Public land clearance to
m Ike new agricultural lands
Immediately available for pro-
ductiVe use.
3. A vast agricultural extern
sion program to educate farm
erS on the best methods of sci
ence and farming.
This nation wide program
will be financed from the pro-
ceds of the sale of government
corporations, reparation pay
ments, sound retrenchments in
the national and public works
budget and increased revenues
from intensified tax collections.
Economic Council
The President-elect also an
nounced he would create a
council of economic leaders to
assist in the formulation and
augmentation of new econom-
ic policies. He said he would
restore the autonomy of the
Central Bank as provided for
under the Central Banks char
ter; he will withdraw armed
forces personnel from civilian
positions in the government;
and he will exert every effort
in the forthcoming Congress to
nationalize the rice and corn
industries.
The President-elect is going
ahead with plans to convoke a
special session of the incoming
Congress on January 2, 1862,
to take up the urgent economic
problems facing the country.
President-elect Macapagal
told a press conference that he
would assume the portfolio of
Secretary of Finance with two
Under Secretaries working for
him. A After establishing a
course of action he would even
tually appoint a Secretary of
Finance, but this would not be
for some months.
Mr.. Macapagal also S t a e d
that all members of the incom-
ing Cabinet would have to
make a statement of their as
sets, would have to divest
themselves of all interests in
private companies and would
have to set a high moral stan
dard as an example to others
in the government.
President-elect Macapagal has
stated that Vice President-elect
Emmanuel Pelaez will also hold
the portfolio of Secretary of
Foreign Affairs. Mr.. Pelaez has
stated that his primary object
i've will be to remove politics
from the Foreign Service. He
indicated he would attempt to
strengthen relations with India
and Indonesia, that the foreign
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-12-14

BOSSES HAVE THEIR NIGHT = Insurance woman :.
chorage have nice habit of getting together and ~
hostess to their bosses, and they call it Bosses Noh
recently held at smpuOus restaurant in ANCHORAGE hi
following attendance shown in above photo Readin1
left: Otto TheIe Sitting in for Bias D. Maasarte as o.
Margarite Nelson, secretary to MIR. Fred SeIregg: Fred
kregg, Insurance aduster; Jean o. MaIarsarte, Bos
A. BrodelI, hostess taking her "BOsseS."
Evening star., 1961-04-07
comparable 70 s.ss quality
printed blankets
3.99

All cotton Summsr-qsighi bonkets printed with
Sorlonds Of spring flowers in Coy eoIors on
white. Some postel pIoids in the group. Big
72xeo" size
Evening star., 1961-04-07

Wonderful, washable and noIron COTTON pESss
bedspFsods finished with O flovncs ond in
twin or full sizsA Crisp and pretty for summer
In spring phni1
Evening star., 1961-06-12
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALEX, va, Duke and Pickett ST.
Lots or acreage Zoned. WAPLE
1928 l4th, AID. 4-20O5.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Mercury-Co -Comet-English Ford
72QQ wis Ave Rath ~ Gnn

78U9 WIS. Ave-. Beth. OIL. 6-420(
CHRYSLER '55 Little Windsor
ditiOn: sss5. SIS sDtSN1la Down. cSs3 ST.
month. CALL MONDAY, MR.
ROPER. LA. R-27OO.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
| WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

DEEP CREEK LAKE, cottags, oak
land, Nd, top Of the Alleghanys;
no MOSQUITOES, sleeps s: con-
yeniences, private beach. AP. q
WOODLAND BEACH, % mi. D. C
Furn. mod. cottages; trees, lawn,
sandy beach; tmmed. poss. SOL
CO. 3-2172.
Evening star., 1961-06-12

CHRYSLER '57 Imperial lie Baron
4:door sedan; full power, Set black
and you will buy It; only Sl,595.
GP AnV
Evening star., 1961-06-12
PROP. SALE
ATTRACTIVE BUY

-N@@ = - - - ~
&-bedroom house, 2 baths, large
. screened porch right on Patuxeflt
; River. Automatic oil heat, deep
. freeze, riding horse, saddle and
. bride, lift. boat WAR cooled
a engine. All this plus 600-ft. water
. front; UP to 10-acre land optional.
= including lake suitable for dredg-
2 'ns 1or marina. 30 miles d. C.
. Call Prince Frederick 315-W3 OF
' INQUIRE at PARRANS ESQ Station,
! East Side Of Patuxent River
4, bridGe on Rte. 231.
- SUNRISE BEACH
on Severn River. Nice choice OF
: pldg. sites: Easy committing dis
t- GOLDEN BEACH
Elnesg area on PatuXent River, 1
hr; from D. C. $3.50 up.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-06-12

COMET 81 de luxe 2-dr.; auto
trans, r. and h., WV. tires; jet
black with matching charcoal anc
ivory interior. This car is like new
S2,1e5. TOMS CHEVROLET, Ga
ave. and Univ, blvd, Wheaton
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Just Arrived
GARAGES

REAR 1911 9Th ST. N.W.-2-story
brk. garage, S35 mo. r. r. RUP-
PERT. 1017 9TH st. NV. ST. s.
o4o4.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FLORIDA. COLLIER coUNTY-5-
dn:, sIo mo. CHARLES E. WHITE
REALTY, LO. 7-11l2, CH. S-41l4.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
GRADY

Mercury Comet English Ford
7SO9 WIS. Ave, Beth, OIL. $4,000
CHRYSLER go saratoga 4-door
sedan; jet-black finish; full
poWeT. tinted glass. Wv. tires;
$S2.4e6; LEE p; BUTLER, 112i
Evening star., 1961-06-12
AUT0M0RILES FoR sac

FORD $50 FairlAne Fordcr sedan;
radio, heater. Fordomstic, power
steering, factory -installed air con-
ditioning: S7o6.
.Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
621 Arl. Blvd. +. c. JE. 3-11s9
Evening star., 1961-06-12
SEASH0RE PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

GWYNN ISL, va, mr.. Williams
= burg-3-b.r. summer home; scr.
pch. overlooking wharf boat. fish,
swim. golf, sail; S100. OIL. 4-6626.
WEST VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS -
Sum. home. Rent 2 hrs from DC.
Season. week. weekend. Ii. 6-S657.
, 1961-12-12
Group 10 Set Up Little
"ConeY Islund" on
Parade Ground

The Bastany Amusement
Company has completed plans
to set up a small "Coney Is
land" on Parade Ground this
weekend for a possible three
week run during which the
children and adults of the Is
land will have fun in what
will be an American Carnival.
According to Leo Bastany,
head of the group, the boat
bringing in the equipment is
due to arrive here on Thurs
day. 1t contains a number of
Items including merry-go--
round, ferris wheel and many
new ones designed to amuse
all ages.
Mr.. Bastany said that he
will be ready to open at the
beginning of next week.
, 1961-12-12
Twinklets Win Over
testers 8 j; Jets
Clippers IL 0

The Twinklets girls softball
team swamped the testers "a,
Sunday afternoon at Parade
Ground. Angelica Encarnacion
hit a home run for TWinklets
and Sonia Hoist was their win
ming pitcher. The loser was
Hulda Durant.
In the second game, the Jets
trampled over the Clippers
1910. Eleta Paris and Juliette
Thomas hit home runs for the
Jets; Juliette was also the
winning pitcher. The loser,
Maud King.
However, in the last half Of
the inning, with two men on
base and two out, Floyd Hen
derson came through with a
wolloping home run to cop
the game for the Vikings 5 8.
On Sunday, the Orioles de-
feated the Royals 3 in a close
" contested game Of baseball.
Hugo Penn Of the Orioles
was the sensational hittr Of the
day, with three hits Of five
trips to the plate, The winning
pitcher was Terrence Martin.
, 1961-12-12
ThuYers Of Buffers
Resume Annuul
PdrtY for Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. William They
er entertained over two hum
dred guests at their Estate
Buffers Bay home last Sunday
aftrnoon from l to 5 pm.
at a buffet luncheon.
AS usual, Mr.. and Mrs. They
er were at the door to meet
and personally welcome each
guest, all of whom represent
a splendid cross-section Of the
community.
The luncheon was an annual
affair to which the legions of
friend of the Thayers look for
ward, because of their frindli-
ness and warmth towards
everyone.
0t
, 1961-12-12
Mdrthd Sleeper To
Exhibit dt HATS"
Show und Dance

The Hands Across the Sea"
Committee reports that Mar
tina Sleeper, famous dress de-
signer from San Juan will par
ticipate in the fashion show
and fun activities next Satur-
day night, December 10th at
the Grapetree Bay Hotel.
Miss Sleeper originally a
top drawer actress both in
Hollywood and Broadway, has
added to her fame in recent
years by her dramatic dress
designs. It will be most inter
esting to compare her clothes
with those of the famous Olga
Of Haiti, the same evening.
The Sleeper and Olga fash
ions will be exclusives of the
Ay Ay Shops.
Thus far the cast for the
fashion show includes. Yvonne
Lang, Sybl Bart, Barbara Da-
Wis, Milly Amritt, Jean Sedl-
meyer, Ann Moves, Jane Ten
Eyck, Mrs. Pixi Faile & daugh-
ter, Tony, Pamela Hoffman,,
Rose Ann Brodhurst, Mrs. E.
Rutener, Bliss Switzerland
Penny Fowles and Jody Jerz.
Thus far the cast for the Sc
veral acts include Cyril Mar
shall teamed up again with
DR.. Aubrey Anduze; also Floyd
anderson Janet Petersen, Eve
Ign Miranda and Eleanor John
, 1961-12-12
Planes Late Arrived
Prevents Young Dems
From Attend'g Dinner

Disguised and down-hearted
members of the Young Demo
cratic Club of St. Croix, to-
gether with other party mem
bers, Indignantly cancelled
their tickets for a flight sche-
duled to leave for St. Thomas
at 5:55 pm, which had not ar
rived up to 8:15 last night, ac-
cording to a release received
today.
Well arranged plans had
been made one week in adj
vance and totally confirmed
for the group to attend the JET
ferson-Jackson Dinner at 1880
pm. last night at the Virgin
Isle Hilton in st. Thomas.
Everyone scheduled to leave,
arrived on time at the airport.
While the YD's were at the
field waiting--two planes took
off, one for ST. Thomas and one
for San Juan; one with about
IA passengers and the other
about 10. The perplexing part
Of the affair is--why arrange
ments had not been made to
have some of the passengers
carried on these flights. The
(Cont1nrleu on t,,Se ~
, 1961-12-12
Virgin Islands Senate
Transfers Buck Islund
10 Nutionul Park Ser.

The Virgin Legislature on
Monday, December 4, passed
a bill to transfer control of
Buck Island, st. Croix and adj
jacent submerged lands and
water to the National Park
Service for administration as
a national monument, accord
ing to an item in the Home
Journal Of st. Thomas. The
vote was 7 to 4. Opposing were
Senators Anduze, Lawaetz,
Reese and Millin.
The bill was holly debated,
with a majority Of opponents
requesting postponement. The
majority expressed satisfaction
with the bill, after amend
ments were made guarantee
ing that the people Of ST. Croix
would have full right to use
tn property, without ~restric-
tiens or charging Of fees.
, 1961-12-12
Virgin Contractors to
Heur Talk on Labor
Relations Dec. l8

The Virgin Islands Contrac-
tors Association will hold a
meeting at the Government
House on Monday, December
IS, 1861 at 8 P. M,
The program for the evening
will consist of a talk by Attor-
ney A. Cuyler Ten Eyck OF
the law firm of Johnson and
Ten Eyck.
The talk will be about labor
relations as it concerns the
contractors on st. Croix.
Continued on Page ~
, 1961-12-12
Royals of st. Thomqs
Split S;oftball Series
With Vikings

On Saturday afternoon, the
Royals of St. Thomas took the
first game from the Vikings
10 : 8. The turning point came
in the fourth inning when
Viking pitcher, Floyd Hender-
son walked four players with
bases loaded to give the Royals
the lead 8 : 6 after holding
GA up to that point. By the end
of the game both teams scored
two runs each for a final score.
of 10 to 8 for Royals.
The thriller was the second
game, with Christobal Encar-
nocion pitching for Vikings
Donovan, who had just won
the first game. In the top of
the last inning, Floyd Hender-
son, returned to relieve En-
carnacion, with the score tied
3 3 but the Royals managed
to chalk up one run to lead
4-3.
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21

FOR SALE-No. / Short walk to
markets and transportation, see this a.
bedroom home on lis N. Walnut st.
Mo- 2: This property at 10S Bridgeham
Ave. may be suited to your family's
needs May we show you? No. 3: Make
a date to see this 3-bedroom home
just North of Milford on Rt 113 with
double lot. No. 4: Wanted! Some hap
by family to buy this 3-bedroom home
situated Sos McColley St.--Veterans no
down payment necessary. No. 5: Fifty
acres of land which could he ideal
spot for home or poultry farm. No. 6:
Your 2-bedroom ranch home Is avail
able on Rogers Drive No z: Like
country feeling? Why not look at this
3-bedroom dwelling outside of Milford
with 2-car garage, workshop, and
large lot No. 8: Must see this comfy
bungalow on 9l7 S. E Front St, to
appreciate Il. No. .: You'll he more
than. proud TO own this 3-bedroom
ranch home overlooking Haven Lake
No. 10: Have several Slaughter Beach
lots and homes available for pleasant
summer living. Harvey c. Marvel
Realtor, No. 3 s. Walnut ST., Phone
GA 2-ii66. Evenings call GA 2-5962
MS2-4-2t-1t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21
USED FARM MACHINERY FOR

SAI.E-Allis Chalmers WD45 tractor,
perfect condition.; Allis Chalmers VIC
tractor; John Deere MT tractor and
plows; Massey Harris 30 tractor,
plows and cutivators; Case 100 self
propelled combine, excellent condition: !:
Massey Harris 35 self propelled. COM
bine, one year old, perfect condition
Laurel Flour and Feed Mills, Inc, Lau-
rel, Delaware. TR 5-3Gs1. L55-i 81 -2t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21

FOR SALEs-G.E 2-way Mobile Ra-
diOs. Have 3. one 60-watt base: two
3O-watt mobiles, with channel guards
about 2 years old. Cost So. 900. Will sell
for about half price. or will install and
set up and get license for buyer for
nominal fee. Guaranteed perfect, just
no longer have use for them. Or will
trade Tor car or truck Of equal value
or give or take difference. No phone
calls. Contact in person Dewey II.
Sapp, X. ID. u, Cedar Beach Rd, Mil
ford, Delaware. S93-4-7-2t-eow
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21

FEMALE HELP wANTED-Woman
who can drive If you would en-
joy working 3 or hours day call
ing regularly each month on a group
of Studio Girl Cosmetic clients on a
route to be established i'm and around
Milford. and are willing to make light
deliveries, etc, write to STUDIO GIRL
COSMETIC, Dept. WN-7, Glendale.
California. Route win pay up to So. so
per hour. W65-4-14-4t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21

FOR SALE-1947 Jeep AVID, metal
top, r&h, new paint and battery Mo-
tor has about 1000 miles on, H. Very
good cond. Also 1850 Jeep pickup. 3
w.d., tagged, runs good; $i75.00. Also
1896 Chev. 2-dr., heater, $4,000 actual
miles, like new, one owner, perfect
tagged: sl25.00. Sapp's Auto Salvage,
Milford, Del. Phone GA 2-i403.
S57-4-7-2t-eow
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21

FOR SALE-Join the smart set and
move into a lifetime of comfortable
living. Spaciousness and elegance in
side and out mark this modern brick
split level home the best buyl This
home is I'm a restricted residential dis
trict and has three bedrooms two
baths, family room with fireplace, Iiv-
ing room with fireplace, dining ROOM
complete modern kitchen, basement
and garage. Inspection by appointment
only Harvey G. Marvel, Realtor @3
$. Walnut St, Phone GA 2-4466.
M74-4-21-It