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MAJOR APPLl

APPLIANCE Service Man
eXper. All year round work. Must
have tools, and ready TO work.
Ton salary. Apply in person A. P.
BURGESS ELECTRICAL CENTER.
5S04 BRANCH AVE, Sc, HI. O.
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HELP MEN
PROGRAMMERS
c. u. c.

One years experience on 704, 705,
709, or l103A. Washington, New
York, and other East Coast OPEN
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DRUG CLERK, fully exper.: extro-
vert, super salesman. Salary
SIS for 4S-hr. wk., plus COM
mission. Call MR.. STRAUSS, LU.
10000 or apply 1851 Alabama
ave. Sc; only II experienced.
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CARPENTERS. experienced: steady
work, good pay Report to POM
PONIO JOB, HOO shreVe rd.,
Falls Church, Va.
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CARPENTERS, apprentice, at least
. yrs. exper.; must have car; work
Nd, Va. and D. c. Call after z
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MAINTENANCE
ENGINEER

For new building in Arling-
ton county. Prefer someone
with experience, but would
be willing TO teach man with
mechanical ability, Apart
ment, salary and vacation
with pay. See Mr.. williams,
THE EXECUTIVE APTS.,
1850 Columbia pike, Arling-
ton, IA. 1896
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ELECTRICAL ESTIMATOR for large

ELECTRICIAN, house-wiring eXpe-
irs1e 1is1ee. Apply ly,,,I3 HAWKINS IdIS ELEC. .
Island. ave, Hyattsville. Md. WA.
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CIVIL ENGRs., under 80, Win 9
COLLEGE GRADUATE

II your are looking for q
real career opportunity-one
that requires 2 years Of
training. we have an un-
usual opening in the in
surancs industry. This Is q
salary position. Because Of
the liberal salary and ex-
tensive training expense in
volved, only outstanding
candidates will be consid-
cred. Personal interviews
only through June %. Ask
for Mr.. Clarken, INA. 2133
Wisconsin ave. NV.
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WAITRESS
HELP-D0M ESTIC

COUPLE, colored, high class exper.
necessary for lge. household. Cook
laupdresS, butler-houseman E8-
eel. recent references nee, high
salary. Start work middle August.
Call OIL. 6-5472.
DEPENDABLE WOMAN to care for
house and children, while mother
works. Liye-in or out. After 8,
AP 7-394a
GEORGETOWN CPL. desire white
Protestant female: Inv. care
child: beg. Sept. /. FE. 3-6l64,
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REFRIGERATION sERVICEMAN,
exper. only, top pay, overtime
tools. ANDY's. La. 6-44OO
RETIRED MAN with grocery ex-
EEEDA MARKEr. 400 Ca. ave ave.
ROOFERS-Asphalt shingle. 1st-
class mechanics only. Top wages.
RE. 6-S2S3.
ROOFING ESTIMATOR for repair
shop. Good proposition for right
man. O'BRIEN ROOFING CO. 615I
18th St ne. Ii. 7-3O0R
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MAN WITH CAR
371o NEW HAMP. AVE. NV.

Interested in high earnings oppor-
tunitY Sales and service work for
large national corporation. Apply
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To discuss specific professional opportunities in space technology and
na5Sa BY % ~Bo4 firm in
mediate and senior personnel in the following fields
RF CoNPoNENTs AND SYSTEMS
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Independent analysis ''Op'''O
MCRoWAvEs
Sold snd sn sOPa on
receivers for ace and advanced @ova1e
MEDICAL AND BIOLOGICAL PHYSICS
H or spestons asGE snd
:ssssi;s a9s
experience training hniques human engineering perform
RADAR SYSTEMS
degree Physics with minimum Of three experience
circuit performance willing study
PLAsMA PHYSICS
Engineer having an understanding pasma physics CONCERNING
studies research and development WIN 'NS"S'
TRANsIsToR DESIGN
Must be capable Of providing transtor design leadership Should
s e s @ ds bs linear amP d
RESEARCH
pos p S aed snd epp o n nn aR With M 5 for or sbe
training ezperience necessary Ph
D1G1TAL SYSTEMS
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circuits design, circuits
technical writing
prototype possibly
of engineers and techncian
Our clients reputable professional standing,
liberal enploye policies and fine geograph-
ica location offers these puStactorS:
PROFESSIONAL
Excellent living and recreaional
Full tuition refund for at facilities
verSiieS and technical schools Moderate cost OF living
Employment StabIyno ayofS Excellent cultural
in 16 operation
If unable to call, direct inquiries to
PROFESSIONAL MANPOWER ASSOC, INC.
$500 Jericho Turnpike Commack, Long Island N. Y.
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GROCERYMAN

man to take part re-
sponsibility. Must know meats,
and wait on trade also. Resp.
Phil Deering, II you see this ad
please contact me. BOOKER T.
MARKET. 1116 You st. NV. Ap-
ply in person, Mr.. Gold.
HD-9 BULLDOZER OPERATOR,
HID 5 loader operator; good pay,
steady work. Call 301---WE. A.
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HELP MEN

Statesmen, full time opening for
exper. sporting goods salesmen.
Wonderful advancement opportu-
mites with areas largest growing
retail organization. Call WA. z
1895. MR.. GOLDSTEIN.
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COLLEGE STUDENT

c CONSTRUCTION SISTAN
FIELD SUPERINTENDENT for
apartment project, also garden-
type apartment project in nearby
Virginia. Only thoroughly ex-
perienced men need apply, Sal
ary commensurate with expert
ence and ability. Box 1927.
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Ii. 6-5733
Tv sERvICEMAN. white
Must Be Experienced
Ta11 IA AqORQ

Call ia. 4-3269
TV SERVICENfAN, must be top
notch, bench work only. top sal
ary for capable man. Apply in
person only. See JIM FULFORD,
FULFORD'S Colony Radio, 6lI9
Georgia ave. NV.
TY service mgr. to manage service
dept. in new modern dept. store
in PG County; must be top tech
nician, good pay, bonus and fu-
ture. Call MR.. NORTON, VIII. 3
S44O or Mr.. PAPPAS. OF. 4-S401.
WATERS, full time, part time,
days. nights: VINEYARD TER
RACE, 1880 Lee hwy. iat Rosslyn
circle. Key Bridget, Arl., Va.
$4,000 FOR RIGHT MAN over 80
in the Washington area. Take
short auto trips to contact custom
ers. Write H. A. Swallow, Pres,
SOUTHWESTERN PETROLEUM
CO.. Box 7S9 Fort Worth /. Texas.
YOUNG MAN, to repair debating
machines. must be able to read
schematics, have mechanical apti-
tude, thorough training provided,
must have car, expenses paid.
plus all CO. benefits. salary open;
for interview call DEJUR AMSCO
CORP. 1104 Conn. ave. NV. MA.
s-5691.
YOUNG MAN, deliver cars, oper-
ate motorcycle and crane. Apply
Service Mgr, MANN OLDS, 925
JeSSup Blair dr., S. s., Nd,
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CAREER
OPPORTUNITY

CARPET MECHANICS; steady work
$3.50 per week minimum guaran-
teed: company benefits. Call Mr..
PEARL, DE 2-1000
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CARPENTERs-RooFERS

eARPENTERS-sherwood Hall sub
division, Alex. Located Ia mi.
from Fort Hunt rd. on Sherwood
Hall lane. See MR.. YEATS.
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REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-onen

REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-Open-
ing July 1st for 2 qualified IL
censed statesmen that really want
to put forth the effort to realize
a very substantial income. We
handle commercial, land and gen.
eral brokerage, Member Of Prince
Georges. and Montgomery multi
sion and bonus arrangement.
ONLY HARD WORKER WITH
GOOD SALES RECORD CONSID-
ERED. For appointment please
call Mr., West. ROBERT E. LOHR,
INC. REALTORS, HE. $4,000.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full or
part time; must have earnest de-
sire to make this career. Educa-
tional and comprehensive advan-
tages the finest anywhere. BOW
ERS BROS. AP. 7-S400.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen supple
ment your income. full time or
part time. My real estate course
will prepare you for the Vir-
gina State exam. in July. Call
IA. 4-74OO.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-MEN
NEEDED FOR EXPANDING REAL
TOR, FULL OR PART TIME, EX-
WE WILL TRAIN You TO PASS
THE EXAM. HE. 9-3100.
N. 8. BRYER CO., REALTORS
After 9 PM. Mr.. Bryer. JU. S-5457
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-List-
ings, clients, and all necessary
help to make more sales for you
are available. Help from a several
times million dollar club mem
ber, NILS, Realtor, are avail
able. Willingness to work, interest
in real estate. good references are
your requirements. Our next to CT
insurance is available for you.
Call Mr.. O'Reilly NED O'REILLY
CO.. INC. HU. 1-27l1.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - We
want q young man, with suitable
educational background and gen
eral brokerage sales experience,
who has the capacity to assume
managerial responsibilities in the
near future. Call Col. Dreier, sales
manager, LYNCH BROS, INC.
Springfield. Va. FL. $4,000.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-CoI-
ored, one full-time, experienced
preferred: will guarantee weekly
draw, extremely active office;
plenty of office owned properties
and listinES Open for one man or
woman Call Mr.. Seymour.
Murray Levine Ia. 1914
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GARDENER = Young
man to assist owner with land
scape and maintenance. Able to
take charge Of truck and crew;
good opport. for someone inter-
ested in doing lst-clasS work ni and
Rockville Beth. area. Salary open.
Reply Box 246-Y, Star.
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industrial electrical contractor;
must be experienced. All replies
strictly confidential. Our employees
know Of this ad, Write Box 47-Y,
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CARPENTERS, experienced only:
apply to foreman RANDY ALLEN
on Job at NARROW Heights shopping
center at Branch ave. and st.
BarnabaS I'd. Sc
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and casualty insurance inspector;
National Board lie. pref. or trainee
with 3 to yrs. eXper. with steam
boilers: submit resume. Box 21-Y,
Star
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HELP MEN
REFRIGERATIoN sERYIcEMAN,

REFRIGERATION MECHANIC ex-
perienced in commercial and low
temperature work. Call 10. s.
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CARPENTERS, 1925 per hr. for
top rec. rm. and remodeling men;
work Nd. Va. and D. c.; car
Call aft, 7 pm, RE. 6-l59q.
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SECRETARY, experienced, l007s0
required, for law office, legal not
essential. must be capable, alert
and have good telephone voice:
work for l man primarily; salary
open. For appointment call MRS.
BARNERD, RE. 7-0S66, 10 to 4
Monday through Friday.
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ELECTRICIAN, D. C. card, to
sober. reliable man who knows
controls and all house wiring; we
offer excel. working cond., 81
weeks per yr. with holiday pay.
Call ia. 1926, IA. 4-3237,
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DRIVER, for low-bed tractor
trailer, exper. hauling excavatinE
equipment in D. c., Md. ard Va.
Must have telephone and car.
Permanent Job for right man.
Apply in person to Mrs. Brown
ing, 2340 Montgomery ST., Silver
SprinR Md.
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statesmen


SERVICE SALESMAN for Northern
Virginia Chevrolet dealer. Must be
exper. Box 462-Y, Star.
SERVICE ADVISOR to work with
franchised Volkswagen dealer in
Silver Spring. Must be neat, sober
and be able to meet public. Also
diagnose automotive troubles and
help supervise large shop. Guar
anteed salary, paid vacation; 81
day week. See Mr.. Ward, 8 to
$40 Monday through Friday
SILVER SPRING AUTO CITY,
INC, 1900 East-West hwy, JU.
9-2420.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
full and part time. Experienced in
lubricating work, handy around
service station. Must have D. c..
permit. CONNERS, INC, 2721
Naylor rd. Sc.
SHEET METAL MECH. and helper
for duct work. 412S Howard ave-,
Kensington, Nd. 6 to 9 or 3 to 4.
SHEETMETAL MECH. - Exper.
with plans and commercial in
stallation. Also eXper. sheetmetal
helper Apply Mr.. Doyle Dick,
ATCHISON & KELLER INC. l246
Taylor 81. NV. ia. 9-Sl00.
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SALESMAN

/ Statesmen NEEDED, heavy con-
struction equipment: apply CHES-
APEAKE SUPPLY AND EQUIP
MENT CORP, 4716 BALTIC. ave,
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CARPENTERS. rough and trim,
residential construction; year.
ESgHs p0HS,,oS work: .d TOP p wa vases: est. See
Aurora Hills, South Arlington.
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CARPENTER CONTRACTOR for
large housing job in Bethesda.
See MR.. JACK. Monday morning
at Strstton Woods subdivision.
Fernwood rd. and BriXton la,
Bethesda; Only proven contrac-
Milford chronicle., 1961-06-02

James Edward Harris and Ma
rie T. to Edith b. Phillips. Lewes
and Rehoboth Hundred, lot with
improvements.
John Linden Eye and Carol Lee
to Willard NJ. Griffith and Mabel
Eugenia, Georgetown Hundred, lot.
Norman Ziegenfuss and Viola to
Willard NJ Griffith and Mabel E..
Georgetown Hundred, 1856 acre.
The Atlantic Refining Company
to Norman E. Derrickson and C..
Marie, Little Greek Hundred, Oak
Lane Development. lots l and 2.
section A.
Daley Vending Service, Inc. to
Diamond State Land Investment
Company, Inc, Seaford Hundred.
lot
Bethany Realty. Inc, to Anne
Matthews, Baltimore Hundred,
Bethany Beach, lots 100 ard I01.
Hattie l. Duffy to Joseph Duffy.
Little Creek Hundred, lot.
Mae S. Davis and Ryal p, Ella
L. Marsh and Clarence +. to John
E. Bohlen and Nancy Lee, John c.
Massey and Alice L., Baltimore
Hundred. lot
Howard r. Mitchell and Betty
S. to Joseph +. Bee and Airline NJ,
Baltimore Hundred. South Beth
any, lot 6, block 5.
Thayer l.. Royal. widower, to
Rodney r. Rust and Frances p,
Georgetown Hundred, Elizabeth
Street, lots 55 and 81. Williams
Addition.
Marjorie S. McManus to J. AL
len Frear. Jr. and Esther s., Lewes
and Rehoboth Hundred. Henlopen
Acres. GAGS acre with improve
ments.
John Z. Fearins and Elsie NJ. to
Franklin T. Hood. Lewes ard Re-
hoboth Hundred, r e h b o h
Heights. lots 20 and 80, block 80,
Philadelphia Street.
Elizabeth II. Clendaniel. widow
to Harry Dutton and Marlene j..
Cedar Greek Hundred, lot.
Fred T.. Mitchell and Olivia II. to
Howard M. Geyer and Alpharetta.
Broadkiln Hundred, 1I3 acre.
Pauline l.. Pearson. single, AL
ice G. Grella ard Michael to Err
nest Knobelspiesse and Anne d..
Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred, Re
hoboth Heights. lots "a and 55,
block 10, with improvements.
Eugene p. Russell and Margaret
E. to John A. Fahey and Dorothy
p, Edward j. Masterson and Alice
r., Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred.
Rehoboth Heights, 20S Norfolk
Street.
James NJ. Turrnell. Jr and Mill
dred s.. Robert w. Tunnel and
Eolyne K to Harry w. Aiken and
Dottie L.. Georgetown Hundred. lot
No. z, Route 321.
George NJ Phipps and Ruth C.
to Rev. Ernest H. Sirman and
Gertrude F., Lewes and Rehoboth
Hundred. Henlopen Acres, Hem
lopen Avenue, lots as and so.
Milford chronicle., 1961-06-02
Mighty Mites
Are On The Move

Red spider mites will soon de-
clare open warfare on your trees
shrubs and flowers unless you
take the adequate precautions, ent-
omology at the University of Della
ware.
Sweet peas and phlox are two
of the flowers spider mites find
most delectable. But trees and
shrubs such as spruce, arbovita@
hemlock and juniper are regarded
by the mites to be just as tempt
ing.
The first evidence that the spi-
der mites have invaded, Bray po-
ints out, will be small gray or
yellowish spots resembling stippl-
ing on the foliage. Later, the fol-
iage will become bronze-colored
Should the mites attack in force,
the foliage may drop and the tree
may take on an unhealthy appear
ance.
Bray says spider mites are diff
icult to see with the naked eye
because they're SO small
To successfully protect your
shrubs, trees and flowers against
mites, Bray recommends spraying
with an insecticide containing ara
mite, or kelthane. Liquid or wett-
able powder Foundations are sat
isfactory. Use them at rates re-
commended by the manufacturer.
For small sprayers, use 2 table
spoons of aramite or kelthane pow
der or 2 teaspoons of kelthane
liquid in l gallon of water.
For best results, spray the en-
tire tree or plant. Repeat at in
tervals of 10 to IA days if needed.
Milford chronicle., 1961-06-02

Q-Will the VA accept a court
order declaring presumptive
death after "a seven year un-
explained absence of a veter-
an?
A-Not usually However, the spe-
cific facts should be presented
to the nearest VA Office for an
individual ruling.
Q-Is Confederate service the
same as Union service for the
purpose of VA benefits for de-.
pendants?
A-Yes, widows and helpless chill
dren of Confederate veterans
have been eligible for pension
payments since July 1, 1858.
Q-My foster son was killed in
service recently. We raised
him since he was a baby. Am
! entitled to benefits? / have
no income.
Ayes, get in touch Immediately
with your. nearest VA Office
Milford chronicle., 1961-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Weingar-
ten of Wilmington were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Baker and
family spent the weekend in Eas-
ton with Mrs. Louis Townsend and
Mrs. Webster Hunter and also visi-
ted Mrs. Bakers uncle. Mr.. Pat
Paris, who is in Easton Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. willard McCabe and
family of Newark spent Saturday
with Mrs. Edward II. McCabe.
Mr. George S. Williams of Will
mington has been visiting friends
in Millsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Shockley
entertained over the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. William Ford and Mrs.
Clarence Ranck of Lancaster, Pa.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Broadbent
of Blackwood. N. j. The Broad
bents remained with MIR. and Mrs.
Shookley for the holiday.
DR.. and Mrs. DIETRICH Weiss have
returned from a trip to Niagara
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Richards of
Hollywood. Fla. are spending two
weeks with their son and daughter
in law, Mr.. and Ms. Leroy Richards.
Mr.. John Wilkerson returned
from Nanticoke Hospital. Seaford,
Thursday, following surgical treat
ment.
Miss judy Hudson, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Virgil Hudson. has
completed her junior year at Shep-
herd College. Shepherdstown, w.
va, and arrived at her home. Fri
day.
Bonnie Justice underwent ton
sillectomy in Beebe Hospital. Fri
day. She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Justice.
Philip Rogers returned home,
Thursday, from Beebe Hospital.
where he had undergone an appen-
dectomy.
Milford's June Days: Friday and
Saturday, June 2 and 8. Bargains
Galore in Every Store. 5-26-2t
Drain canned asparagus and dice
add to scrambled eggs or a plain
omelet.
Milford chronicle., 1961-06-02

One such company, the
Whirlpool Corporation, has in
stituted a rigorous quality test
program for its new compact
com bination washer dryer
aimed chiefly at assuring that
first machines made and sold
perform as reliably as ones
sold six months or a year
and more later.
Probably the most fascinat-
ing, and certainly most fruit
full among numerous quality
checkpoints are endurance
tests that simulate use the
machines will receive in the
home-only under far more
demanding circumstances.
Indiscriminately, machines
are pulled from final assem-
bly, lines and installed in
three laboratories. In one,
they are put Trough cycle
after cycle for A3 hours; in
another, for 96 hours. These
Milford chronicle., 1961-06-02

relatively short tests identify
early-use defects, if any.
1t is in the third laboratory,
shown above, that machines
are put through their most
demanding PAGES. There, they
undergo a gruelling, contin-
uous $500 longevity test, the
equivalent of ten years of
normal use. II a part break
down should occur consistent
ly, say, in the ninth year, this
is where it is discovered and
immediate remedial action
taken.
A by-product of this phase
of Whirlpool's quality pro-
gram is, in a word, durability.
With data collected from these
tests, engineers are better
equipped to develop improve
ments that provide longer,
more satisfactory service to
the consumer.
Milford chronicle., 1961-06-02
MILLSBORO

ST. Marks Guild will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Meyer Ableman, Tues
day evening, June 6.
Hickory Hill Church is havin ga
rummage sale sponsored by I h e
W.S.C.S. at the house beside the
Acme Store. Millsboro. Friday and
Saturday. June and 3. starting at
l pm. on Friday and 8 am. on
Saturday. Anyone desiring to dom
ate may call Millsboro 1861 or 1855
10 have the articles picked up.
No. 2 Sunday School Glass of
Hickory Hill Church is sponsoring
a bake sale Saturday. June 8. be-
ginning at 3 am. beside the Acme
Store. Mrs. BERTHE Mumford is the
teacher of the class.
Alr. and Mrs. Andrew Mcfarland.
Jr., and family OF Runnemede, N.
j., spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Mcfarland, Sr.
Miss Susan 0utten. who has been
attending junior college at South
ern Seminary. Buena Vista, Va. ar
rived home. Saturday. to spend the
summer. III the ldll SHE pldnS 10
enter John Hopkins School of Nurs-
ing, Baltimore.
Mrs. Richard Cordrey and sons
spent a few days last week in
Bridgeton, NJ. with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bowen.
Mike. Hank. and Jenni Seidel of
Salisbury have been spending ten
days with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs Clifford Cahall.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
William Butler in Milford Memorial
Hospital, Sunday. morning, May 81.
He has been named James David.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gardner
and Mr. and Mrs. George r. Hick-
man entertained a large number
of guests at a dinner-bridge. Sat-
urday evening, at the Hickman
home.
Mrs. Daisey Enos of Bywood. Pa,
is spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Godfrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Phillips
spent Friday in Baltimore.
Milford chronicle., 1961-06-02
Veterans Administration A
IMPORTATION SERVICE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

al know of an employee OF a
Federal non-military agency
who became i'll overseas and
was rushed back to the u. S.
ard into a V. A. hospital. He
is not veteran. How can he
receive VA care?
A-As beneficiary Of the Feder-
al agency. on request of this
agency to the VA About 0.3
per cent of the VA hospital
patient load is made up of nom
veterans for whom the VA re-
ceives reimbursement. Includ-
ed are military personnel on
active duty ard Federal en-
ployees injured or disabled in
the course of their employ
ment.
Milford chronicle., 1961-06-02
Real Estate Transfers
Made In Sussex County

Irwin r. Murray and Ruth f. to
Howard w. Bramhall and Marga-
ret T., Georgetown Hundred, lot
with improvements.
Levin NJ. White and Doris b. to
Thomas Il. Hughes and Wilhel-
nina d.. Lewes and Rehoboth Hun
dred, lots Nos. 3S and 80. block
No. 10. with improvements.
Marie n. Hopkins, widow, to
James A. Hopkins. Broadkiln Hun
dred, 800 acres and 9.554 acres.
Hilco Lumber Company to Mad
ison NJ. Gray and Cathryn b.. Bal
timore Hundred, Fenwick Island.
lots Nos. la and lis.
Clinton T. Jenkins and Mary G.
to Ray NJ. Marvel ard Mildred A..
Broad Greek Hundred. lot.
Eva NJ. Barr, widow, to William
+. Graves and Jeanette, Broadkiln
Hundred, 3.45 acres.
Douglas NJ. Oxenham and Mar
garet l.. to Howard C. Knowles.
Broad Greek Hundred, tracts.
Dale r. Pepper. Jr., and Mary
Louise to Iril French Helms and
Gertrude. Georgetown Hundred.
East Laurel Street Extended. lot
No. 10 with improvements.
Harold E. Vickers and Laura p,
Franklin 4. Evans, single. to the
Fox Company. Baltimore Hun
dred. Selbyville. lot
Howard F. Lane. Sr., and Flos-
sic b. to Fulton Bradley and Mar
lice, Nanticoke Hundred, lot.
Joseph B. Lord. Jr and Amelia
L. to Joseph T. Bryan and Phamie
W., Seaford Hundred. lot.
Emory S. McCabe and Mary S.
to Olive M. Ringler and William
R., Baltimore Hundred. Selbyville,
lot.
Dale K. Fried and Shirley A. to
Lucy S. Powers, Lewes. and Re-
hoboth Hundred. Bay Vista, units
Nos. $50. $50. 391. 392, 393.
Theodore II. Sturgis and Katie
to Samuel Young and Elsie. Broad
kiln Hundred, one-half acre.
Karl X Brown and Virginia w.
Arnett, trustee U/W of William T.
Lank to Bank of Delaware, Sea-
ford Hundred, lot.
A. Fay Grassmyer and Mary Ann
TO Christian Hosted!er and Sara
(sister), Nanticoke Hundred. lot.
Annie p. McGee. widow of John
f. McGee to Cecil J. Burton and
Marian H.. Dagsboro Hundred, lot
No. As.
Robert r. Layton Co. Inc, to-
0rveal II. Banning and Leona NJ.
N. w. Fork Hundred. q acre.
Harvey E. Mitchell and Annie
ID. to Houston ]. Mills and Pauline
A., Seaford Hundred. lot.
Alice G. Burbage to Clarence K.
Lynch and Caroline p. Baltimore
lot No. 6. Pine Shore
Acres.
Lottie Hylinski to E. H. Davis
and Fannie c., Broadkiln Hun
dred, lot.
Gerald w. wilgus and Peggy
Ann to Billy C. Wingate and Nor
ma Lee. Baltimore Hundred, Ocean
View. lot No. z.
Courtland Sipple and Mary to
William b. Mitten, Sr.. and Re-
gina s., Cedar Greek Hundred.
lI3 acres with improvements.
Walter ]. Lehman and Darthea
E. to John ]. McNeilly. Esq, Lewes
and Rehoboth Hundred, lot
Ira Wright to John r. Town
send and Frances s., Lewes and
Rehoboth Hundred, lot:
Rodney N. Ennis to Ralph R. |
Elliott and Florence ~, Dagsboro
Hundred. AZ acres.
Harvey II. Baker ard Alberta |
VI. to Dolores /. Brandt. Lewes and |
Rehoboth Hundred. lot.
Paul Johnson and Clara II. to
Sallie NJ. Scott. Georgetown Hun
ired, Douglas Street, lot with i'm