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Evening star., 1961-03-21

glow Of health even though a
worn blanket only partially
covered his useless legs.
"If they didn't have this pro-
gram" he added. "I'd probably
be in q hospital or a home or
something, and ] don't think
I could have taken that for
long"
The man was one Of 172 pa
tients in the Districts Home
Care Program operated by the
Department Of Health. It is q
program that typifies the Gov
ernment's more recent attitude
toward the aged: Help them to
stay out Of institutions and In
the community.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
The
Rambler
Hears About
Nutrio Problem
BY GEORGE KENNEDY

The Rambler met a fellow
columnist yesterday and it
was something of a surprise.
He called on Frank Briggs,
the new head of Fish and
Wildlife Service in the De-
partment of the Interior.
Mr.. Briggs who succeeded
Harry Truman as United
States Senator from Missouri,
is publisher of a daily news
paper in Macon, Mo.
He is a tall man with gray
ing straight hair combed
back from a flat brow. He
works in his ShirtSleeves.
II write a daily column for
my paper entitled TT Seems
To Me-" he said.
''I am going to write a coll
unll1 about buffaloes today.
''This morning I was called
upon by a man who wants to
purchase 1000 buffaloes or
bison.
"He has a commercial buf-
falo ranch in California; has
800 head. A recent nation
wide sale of buffalo meat in
the Safeway stores was very
successful.
st raise Aberdeen Angus
myself and do you know that
man had the nerve to sit
right here in this office and
tell me that bison meat is
better than Angus beef.
I'VE won't be able to let
him have 1000 head. We
have about 1,40O head, in
Montana and Oklahoma and
the Park Service has about
500 head in Yellowstone.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
Reversal of Kronheim
On Guilty Plea Argued

munity. The defendant herself
needs treatment if she is not
to be in and out of jail the
rest of her life if she continues
writing bad checks"
Mr.. Flood asked the appeals
court to order Judge Kronheim
to issue a bench warrant for
Mrs. Melchoir'S arrest, vacate
her guilty plea, rescind his ac-
tion in the case and proceed
to trial on a not guilty plea.
Attorney F. Joseph Donohue,
a former law partner who rep
resented Judge Kronheim, ar
gued against a Government
claim that the judge ignored
the mandate" of the recent
Lynch decision of the United
States Court Of Appeals.
Facts Called Different
In that case, the court said
a judge can reject q guilty plea
offered by a person with a his
tory Of mental illness. Mr..
Donohue said facts in the two
cases were different.
Mr. Donohue likened the
Governments attempt to get
the Municipal Court of Appeals
to order Judge Kronheim to
reverse himself to an attempt
to punish the judge" because
he disagreed with the Gov
ernment's concept of the law.
Richard ArenS, attorney for
Mrs. Melchoir, said a retrial
would constitute a flagrant
violation of the (constitutionaD
provision against double jeop-
ardy."
The court took the case under
advisement.
Evening star., 1961-03-21


"DO / SHOOT? Yes I like
to think I'm a pretty good
shot. I use a 20-gauge auto
matte and quail is my fa-
vorite game.
when I was here before
as Senator / was too busy to
get to the blinds on the
Chesapeake. Hope to make
up for that on this assign
lnent.
II was made conservation
commissioner in 1947 when !
returned to Missouri.
"We have been able to pro-
vide some pretty good duck
shooting in Missouri. The
State has built blinds, very
much like your Chesapeake
Bay blinds, screened by ever
green's with concealment for
the boat, in the swamps in
the central part Of the State.
aThese blinds are large
enough for four guns and the
State rents them for IS a
day. The license costs So a
season plus the Federal duck
stamp. You see, duck hunt
ing in Missouri is not a rich
mans sport.
"We're on the Central fly
way and we get mostly mall
lards and teal. Sometimes
canvasbacks and redheadS
stop in.
"Will there be many ducks
this fall? ! am told that some
rain finally fell in the past
few days in the breeding
grounds in Northwest Can
ada. Until then the season
had been too dry for nesting
"The same change in the
weather that has brought SC
much snow and rain in the
East has left the Northwest
parched. The clouds didn't
deliver precipitation until
they had passed over the
Great Divide.
"Our men will be up there
about the first Of May max
ing their. estimates on thu
duck population. The bal
limits will be determined ir
part from the information
they will provide. At thii
time it is impossible to makt
any predictions"
N. B. This is the Rambler
speaking: We ought to hav'
more columnistS In the Gov
eminent. They know wha
the Rambler wants.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
Heads Child Group

Mrs. Bonnie King of Arling-
ton, was elected president of
the Virginia Association for
Early Childhood Education at
the groups fifth annual meet
ing last week end at AMMAN
dale Methodist Church. Mrs.
Margaret Browning of Arling-
ton, was elected corresponding
secretary.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
Democratic Dinner

The Young Democratic Clubs
Of Maryland will hold their an
nual Jefferson-Jackson Day
dinner Saturday at the Emer-
son Hotel in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
Rocewoy StockhoIder
To Vote on Track Bill
Boone, Maryland Democrat, Sees
No Improperly in His Action
BY PAUL HOPE
Star Staff Writer

ANNAPOLIS Md, Mar. 21-A Gordon Boone, Democratic
floor leader the Maryland House Delegates said
he will vote legislation affecting Baltimore Raceway even
though he stock in the track
Mr. Boone and five other legislators three of them
his Baltimore County have introduced legislation which
Evening star., 1961-03-21

Problems facing the Notions elderly
ore in the spotlight. What is the
situotiOn In the Washington sreo
and what's being done ebout III
This is the lost Of three articles
on the subject.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
BY WILLIAM DUKE
star staff Writer

God knows what I would do
without the public Healthy
Nurses and the Welfare De-
partment," he said.
He was in his late Sos, bald
ing, and he seemed to have the
Evening star., 1961-03-21
Group Blasts
Rehousing Of
TheDispIaced
Says HuIf of 4l2
Ousted Families
Still Seek Homes

The Washington Housing AS
sociation charged in a Scorch-
ing report yesterday that the
housing relocation service ad-
ministered by the District We'll
fare Department has been "a
failure"
Charles A. HorSky, associa-
tion president, in a letter to
Commissioner Walter N. Tobri-
ner accompanying the report,
urged that the District turn
this service over to the Rede-
velopement Land Agency.
Miss Doris Wilkins, director
of the Welfare's Departments
service to displaced persons, de-
Tended the department program
as ''the only kind that has any
lasting benefits"
Commissioner Tobriner said
yesterday that he had not had
an opportunity to study Mr..
Horsky's letter and the associa-
tons report.
The Welfare Departments
service started about q year ago
on six-month trial basis and
was later extended. In backing
this trial plan, the Commits
sioners turned down q more ex-
pensive proposal from the RIA
offering to provide this service.
Figures Cited
The report by the Washing
ton Housing Association said
that during the first six months
of the Welfare Departments
trial relocation program, 585
families were served with no
ltices to vacate by various Gov
eminent agencies.
OF that number, according to
the report, 412 families sought
relocation assistance. At the
end of the six-month period,
the report continued, more
than half of the families who
had asked for assistance were
still looking for housing.
The Welfare Department was
directly instrumental in find
ing private rental accommoda-
tions for only eight families. /"
according to the report.
1T should be obvious" the
report said, that the DPW
Department Of Public We'll
fare) program was not respon-
sive to the needs Of this inn
portant segment Of the COM
munity and therefore it can
not be characterized as any
thing but q failure Of consider.
able magnitude"
Sees Pyramiding
The report said that the basic
cause of the Welfare Depart
ment's failure was not Q short
age Of housing. "but rather a
sterile, passive Interpretation
by DPW of its responsibilities
to the families f"
Miss wilkins said that be-
tween March 20, 1860 and
February of this year the We'll
fare Department had "serviced
59S families and that 275 Of
these families are now satisfac-
torily rehoused."
She added that 1903 cases
are still pending and that the
Welfare Department has lost
track of 20 families.
Miss wilkins said that 1t Is
extremely difficult to lind ade-
quate housing for these fami-
lies since they have an average
Of six persons each and q total
income Of about $50 q week.
She emphasized that Welfare
does much more than to try
to find housing for these fami-
lies.
"We help hold families to-
gether," she said. 1--WE pilot
them through the storm. ! am
satisfied that despite the very
tiny investment our program
has accomplished an incalcu-
liable good"
1
Evening star., 1961-03-21

HALL THESE HERDS are
getting too big. We may be
able to let him have about
800 head if he builds the
traps and takes away the
older animals.
HE told me that a buffalo
COW viii keep growing for six
years until it weighs over
1000 pounds and a bull, will
keep growing several years
more until it weighs over
5000 pounds.
do you know about the
nutria? That's the name of
the pelt of South American
amphibious rodent called the
coyru. It's something be-
tween a muskrat and a
beaver.
"a breeder in Louisiana be-
came disguised with the price
of the fur and turned his
animals loose. They have bred
so prolifically in the swamps
along the Louisiana-Texa
border that they have be-
come a pest.
MAN called on me the 9TH
er day and made a fantastic
proposition. Said If the Gov
eminent would give him
$3.50 900 a year for four years
that's 81 million-he would
make nutria such a popular
fur that the animals would
be trapped and the pest
ahated.
-
Evening star., 1961-10-29

not like. I asked him to fix
the car so it will be quiet and
steady, but he said he likes
it this way. Fooling with cars
is his hobby. am 10 and he
is Is. Can you help me?
BoBBI.
Your husband is very ju-
venile for a married man.
If you have been married
only a "few months" and
your wishes are already be-
ing ignored, prepare yourself
for a noisy, rocky future.
DEAR ABBY I am a hap
PLY married man. About two
months ago I received a let
ter from a girl I once went
with before I met my wife.
(She got my address from a
relative) This girl and I had
a pretty big romance, but it
blew over. I didn't answer
her letter because I didn't
want to start up with her
again, being married and all.
Then she wrote another
letter. This one was terribly
mushy. She told me how
much she loved me and
missed me, and reminded me
of several things I would
sooner forget. She asked me
to write to her. ! don't want
any more Of her letters COM
ing to my house. And I don't
want to answer. What should
/ do?
PAST BROUGHT UP.
Answer her letter. Tell her
you are happily married now,
and she should consider the
past q closed chapter. Sign
off with best wishes.
DEAR ABBY: I am now
going with a guy who used
to go with my sister until
she found out he pulled a
dirty trick on her. He has
been swell to me and I like
him a lot. My sister is al
ways cutting him down and
trying to talk me out Of lik-
ing him, but I like him any,
way. Do you think he can
be trusted? GAY.
Listen to your sister. Hers
Is the voice Of experience.
-
Everyone has a problem.
What's yours? For a personal
reply. Drite to Abby In care
OF The Euening Star. Inclose
a stamped, selt-GddresSed en-
velope.
For Abby'S booklet, Hon
to Haze a Lonely Wedding"
send SOC to Abby, Bor 1865,
Beverly Hills, Calf.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Inc J
Evening star., 1961-10-29
DEAR ABBY
Your Prospects Are Showinq!
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

DEAR ABBY: I have been
married only a few months
and my biggest problem is
what my husband did to our
car. He fixed it so that it
makes a loud noise when we
go down the street, and it
shimmies when it gets to a
certain speed. We attract a
lot of attention, which I do
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
- ELECTR0LUX SALES

and service. Free home demonstration.
Rug shampoo and floor polisher. Reply
Box No. ], co Milford Chronicle Pub
fishing Co., Milford, Delaware 3-3l-Stp
NOTlCE-Come in for free analy-
sis of Americas most popular stock.
and bonds, protect your investments
with knowledge. Laird, Bissell and
Needs, 225 South State Street, Dover,
Delaware. L29-4-l4-ft
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
NOTICE: WINDOW SHADES

cloth. plastic, plastice coated, and
paper. Also Duplex cut to size Mil
ford Wallpaper Company, lit North
Washington Street. Phone GA-2-s3i7.
22-I1-20-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

FEMALE HELP Woman
who can drive IL you would en-
Joy working 3 or 4 hours a day call
ing regularly each month on a group
of Studio Girl Cosmetic clients on a
route to be established in and around
Milford, and are willing to rake light
deliveries. etc, write 10 STUDIO GIRL
COSMETIC. Dept. WN-7, Glendale.
California. Route win pay mp to $3.50
per hour. W65-4-l4-at
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

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 buyi This
home Is i'm a restricted residential dis
trict and has three bedrooms, two
baths, family room with fireplace, liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining room,
complete modern kitchen, basement,
and garage. Inspection by appointment
only. Harvey G. Marvel. Realtor, q
S. Walnut St. Phone GA 2-4i66.
M74-4-14-it
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
FOR SALE :. Floor Models And

Demonstrators. 4.Star Specials beau-
tiful cabinet floor model demonstrators,
save $40. from price when new Hand
some model cabinet floor model DEM
onstrator. save $50. from price when
new. A few Slant and Zig-Zag heads
available Choice of wood finishes, and
models limited according to available
stock. Free home demonstration Sing
or Sewing Center, Milford, Delaware
CA 2Sis5 Open Friday and Sat. ~
3. S5G-4-I4-lt
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

FOR SALE-Seven Jamesway Gas
brooder stoves with enough pipe and
fitting for hook-up. Six range turkey
feeders In good shape. IL miles from
Pennington. Phone EX S-3774. Earl
Thompson. 4-7-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

FOR SALE-Two very good Interna
tional tractors, III, with IA" plows,
nearly new: AC International with
plows, cultivators; 2-row planter at
tached: two q disc harrows. land roll
err, 2 good drag harrows: 500 used
sheathing boards. good chicken house
12x16. Harry McIlvain, Greenwood, nel.
Phone FrI g-4707. M45-4-f4-it
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
FOR SALE Gas Range, 36''

divided top; all white porcelain and
chrome trim. Light on the back rail
and in oven. Late 'model-looks and
works like new We had TO repossess
this range: 500 50. We have other used
gas ranges all checked and ready to go
to work in your kitchen. AS low as
S32 so. Cahall's Gas Service Co, Har-
rington, Del. Telephone EX 8-3263.
C64-4-7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
FOR RENT AND FOR SALE

The worlds most popular musical In
struments; guitar banj jo- bass ulxelele-
accordion chord organ -drtims. Fender
Gibson, q Gretsch. Can finance. Music
House, Wyoming, Del MY 7-S5af.
M30-I-7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

EASTON TRAILER SALES - Mid
winter sale OF IA new and used mobile
homes. Stop paying high rent and fuel
billsi Use your rent check to buy your
Trailer Super Special AZ Liberty-2
bedrooms, 18' aluminium room, washer,
only 81 800 90, 5000. 90 down, near Mil
ford. Coll ia 2-05l9 or 1903. Open Sum
davs E50-2-t7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
MFN AND WOMEN NEEDFD

WORK IN CIVIL SERVICE No ex-
perience necessary, grammar school
education usually sufficient. Train now
for permanent jobs with security. Send
name, address. phone number to:
NATIONAL TRAINING SERVICE,
Box 93. cfo Milford Chronicle Pub
fishing Co, Milford. Delaware.
N4l-2-l7-f0t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
FOR SALE Used Furniture,

good condition. Elec. refrig. $50. !;
breakfast set like new. S15.; IT. T.V.,
good reception, $780,; Oil space heater,
Sl5. Elec. dryer. $29.: Elec. homer,
$15.; Gas hot water heater like now,
500. Beds. bureaus. rockers, and other
good furniture and antiques Ihnne
GA 2-917S or CA 2-4005. C49-f-7~tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
FOR SALE -. washing Machine.

Famous make. slightly used. Looks
and works like new; wringer-:s pc.
Aluminium square tub These machines
sold for $3.50. new: now $69.5 90 Cor this
machine. We have others as low as
$3.50. All guaranteed. Also. ono May
tag automatic, S74.50. Cahalrs Gas Ser
vice Co. Harrington, Del. Telephone
EX S-3263. C51-4-7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

WANTED - Fertilizer hoppers for
Mccormick 81 tractor corn and bean
planter. Phone Milton eS4-Ss61.
C14-4-14-2t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
FOR SALE At AUCTION

Farmall Cub Tractor. Practically new
Used less than so hours, with power
lift and power take-off: Cub mower,
cultivators and fertilizer attachments
Saturday, April Is, at the Roscoe phil
lips farm between Laurel and Bethel,
Delaware. Sale starts at ] D. m. Car
mel Moore, Laurel. Del. M49-4-14-1t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
FOR SALE: SELECT ANY TWO.-

Pay for only one. Paint sold to GUS
toners at lower than wholesale prices
with money back guarantee. Com
plete line OF paint and paint supplies.
Mary Carter Paint Store, corner OF
Ioockerman Street and Governors
Avenue. Phone Dover RE-4-966s.
W-AA-e-To-ff
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
AGRICULTURAL DOLOMITI(

LIMESTONE FOR SALEs-20T Mag
nesiufn, 30% Calcium or high calcium
Limestone. We OH government pur-
chase orders. Our limestone contains
more magnesium than most others
Call collect FIR s-2041. Ralph G. Far
les and Son, Townsend. Delaware.
I'3G-11-f8-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR

SAI.Et-virus free foundation stock
Fairfax, Catskill, Sparkle: SIPS per
hundred. SIperfection (Everbearing),
$3.50 per hundred. Not punched
year asparagus rhubarh root. All
plants state inspected. S. w. Benn,
Dover Hartley Road. Phone RE4-4074
B-3S 3-24-Gt
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

NOTICE Wehb's Garage, North
Walnut Street, Milford. Delaware,
carries a complete line Of Ford Falcon,
Thunderbird, Mercury, Ford trucks
and school buses. Open till every
night. except Sunday. 29-5-27-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
!||!|!||

FOR RENT -. One Business Prop
erty i'm Milford, about 1900 so. fl. floor
space suitable for grocery store, laun-
dermat, or any other small business.
Also dwelling house consisting OF five
rooms and bath, available adjoining
business pronerty. Apply $40 s. IL.
Front ST., Milford, or call GA 2-5961
H46-4-l4-2t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
GOOD DIRT FOR DRIyEWAYs..

FOR SALE-Gravel mixed with
coarse sand. s tons per load; good
grade top soil and chicken house fiji,
also stone and sand. Will put the
chicken house I'LL into chicken houses
Theodore Hastings, Milton. Phone
GSf-8614 or S672 34-S-2f If
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

NOTlCFs-Learn to play before you
buy; Guitar hanio -ukelele- bass -aceor-
dian and drums It's fun and easy with
our modern methods, and qualified pro-
fessional teachers. Guaranteed ffe-
time dividends of satisfying plea sure
from a small investment of time and
money. A free DEMONSTRA ALTON
LESSON is yours for the asking. No
one is too old. ENROLMENT. PERI
Cd NOW IN PROGRESS. Music
House, Wyoming, Del MY 7-6554.
M64-4-7-3t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
TWO.STORY CORNER PROPER.

Modern kitchen. lavat0ry, two porch
es. Zone screened), three bedrooms, 2
baths, oil heat, garage, workshop,
shrubbery and flowers. Call Fl. C. Nit
ten, Garden 2-5427, Milford
M40-3-10-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
HOUSEHOLD HELP WANTED

Ironing, housecleaning, care for small
Ga 2-80fl Ki5-4-7-3t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

NOTICE = Air conditioners at dis
count prices. Call Paul. Galloway at
IsN SSs5S, Harrington, Del. miles
north of Harrington on Route 13.
Geo 3-31-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14


FOR SALE-No. l: Frame hunga-
low five rooms and bath. located Mar
shall Street, ideal for young couple
No. 2: Frame ranch-type bungalow
5 rooms and bath, located on the Old
Shawnee Road at Webb Manor. No. 3:
Brick ranch-type dwelling with breeze
way and garage, located on Seabury
Ave, practically new. No. 4: Frame
two-story dwelling, corne" of King s
Highway and William Street. Milford,
Delaware, q real bargain. No. 8: Frame
bungalow, all modern eonveniences, Z
rooms. situated at Spring Hill No 6:
Concrete block ranch-type five-room
bungalow with swimming pool and
garage workshop. located about two
miles west of Milford No Z. Execu-
tive's home, 10 rooms with servants
quarters and two-car garage, located
Clarke Avenue, Milford, Delaware See
Or call J. w Wells. Realtor 70 North
West Front Street, Milford, Delaware
Phone GA 2-i021. WHIT 4-14-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

FOR SALE-ti: Short walk to mar
kets and transportation, see this four
hedroon1 how g on lis n Walnut ST
~: This property at los Bridgeham
Ave. may be suited to vou~ family's
needs. May we show you? I3: Make a
date 10 500 this three hedron~, hnnae
lust North Of Milford on Rt. Glib with
double lot ~ Wanted Some hnpny
family to huy this three bedroom home
situated COS NeCollev ST -Nctarans no
down payment necessary. rs: Fifty
acres Of land which could I've fdral
spot for homo or poultry farm. ts:
Your two hedrooat ranch home is
available on Rowers' Drive. ~ Like
country feeling? Whv not look 1T this
three bedroom dwelling outside Of
Milford with two-ca~ GARAGE, wotk-
shop, and large lot. Is: Must see this
comfy hunsalov' on at :. y Front st.
10 appreciate It, -: "oull he more
thar proud 10 own thie tk~en- hestt aa,,1
ranch home overlooking Haven T.ake.
80: H"ve several ciaushtnr Teach
lots ard bones available for pleasant
aiirnnner living rrarvev ~ Msrvel
Realtor, ~ $. Walnut St. rhone CA
9-di6e Evenings call GA 2-59G2
MS2-4-I4-It
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
FOR SALE: NEW AND USED MO.

BILE HOMES and tgavel trailers.
Easy terms, bank financing. We de-
liver and set up. See us before you
buy. High Point Trailer Sales, u. 8.
113 and l13-A, Frederick, Delaware.
Phone DE-5-58i6. a36-4-29-t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
NOTICE-Mr. and Mrs. Home Own

er do You plan 10 huild or remodel?
II 50, we are at your service to rework
your present plumbing and heating
system TO iii your new requirements.
Call now for free estimate. DE s.
1920, 5-h470 or 5-5iS0. j, Howard Beehe
a Son, Frederica, Del B-49-3-I7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

FOR SALE-Treat the family to a
delicious full-course dinner; $1.39, serv-
ed Sundays, 1913 D. M, daily SIS y. m
or a piping hot luncheon platter, 69c
1892 y. m. daily in the delightful at
mosphere Of the Double j Ranch
House. Route 113. two miles north Of
Milford. Closed Tuesdays. D5f-i-6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

WANTED - Pine pulpwood at our
mill in Glendale. Contact Ernest e
Smith. Manager Phone GA-2-4453 or
cA-z-S5se. 1s-z-zz-f
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

APARTMENT ON WALN Ut
Street, first floor, 4 rooms and bath,
porch, basement. Hot water heat fur
nished. Call GA 2-43i7 before 6.
S20-4-I4-2t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

FOR SAI4E-Plants: cabbage. onion.
lettuce, broccoli, caulifiower and col
lards, Georgia tomato. Big Boy, and
other varieties after the goth. See or
call Julius Joseph, near Police Station,
North Bedford Street, Georgetown,
Delaware. Phone Georgetown S56-2797
J35-4-14-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
E! E!

FOR SALE -. Exceptional three
bedroom ranch style home. fun base
ment with finished recreation room:
aluminium combination storm windows.
large lot, beauteX pbstered walls. GA
2-9laO. C24-12-30 0-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

NOTICE: BUCHANANS HAVE A
COMPLETE LINE OF golfing equip
ment, modestly priced. Stop in today
Buchanan Service of Milford, Inc
Phone GA-2-491l. S-25-tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
ROOFING AND SIDING FOR SALE

Free estimates. Genuine Johns Man
vile shingles applied I'm strict accord
snce with specifications approved by
in. Exclusive, certified Johns Man
Vile Improvement Contractor In this
area N. b. Downing Co., Milford, Del
Phone Milford GA-z-4565. 39-1-7-tf