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Evening star., 1962-10-10
BY DAVID s. BRODER
Star Staff Writer

DETROIT, Oct. 10.-ArguinI
over statistics in a politica
DEBATE is the equivalent o
adopting q mo win" policy.
Both candidates for GovernoI
of Michigan fell into that traI
last night. AS q result, theil
long-ballyhooed first televisior
encounter probably confused
lot more voters than eitheI
man convinced.
Gov. John B. Swanson, the
hard-pressed Democratic in.
cumbent, has displayed q weak.
ness for figures throughout hi.
campaign. He lapsed again last
night. basing his claim for re-
election almost exclusively on 6
new set of encouraging en-
ployment statistics.
Amy Joy Tempered
His Republican rival, auto
maker George Romney, is in
the habit of campaigning or
his personality, which. is for
midable, and letting the book
keepers keep the books. But
last night. inexplicably. he
chose to meet the Governor in
the dull realm of decimals.
He proved that there is no
dynamic way to compute per-
centages and thus disappointed
the partisans who had expected
him to apply his sparkling
salesmanship to the biggest
audience of his career.
Any Joy the Swanson back
ers may have felt at this de-
velopment was tempered by a
feeling that their man failed
to take advantage of his OPP
ponent's shift in tactics.
Gov. Swanson began the half
hour as If he meant to make
a fight of it. He Dragged of
the accomplishments of his 20
months in office and accused
Mr.. Romney of a sorry record
in political life.
my opponent wanted to be
President of the Constitutional
Convention" the Governor
said, "and he was turned down
by his own political party. He
supported another man and
again he was turned down. He
said he would seek a model
constitution, but before it was
over, he had Joined with the
reactionary forces and sold out
in a back-room deal"
: Trapped Into Figures
The challenge went unan-
swered, as Mr.. Romney ap-
peared to be less concerned
about defending himself than
in protecting Michigan from
the vile charge of prosperity.
II don't mind the things he
is saying about me, personally,
that are not true" he said,
but the things he says about
the State are dangerously mis-
leading. The hard, cold facts
are that Michigan has not been
keeping pace with the national
economic progress"
Another hard, cold fact, of
course, is that personalities are
more interesting than per
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Arson Suspected
In School Blaze

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 CAP) -
A Jewish school for boys in
Brooklyn. target of numerous
attacks by vandals in recent
months, suffered damage to
two classrooms and an office
in what authorities termed a
suspicious fire.
The blaze broke out Monday
night a few hours after the
Jewish Yom Kippur observance
ended at sundown. Police re-
ported finding evidence that
the building, closed for the
holiday, had been broken into.
; Rabbi Macmillan Gutenberg,
dean Of the Yeshiva Machzikei
Torah of Belz, said yesterday
only $50,000 of the estimated
$4,000 loss was covered by in
surance.
Fearful that the Yeshiva
might suffer an attack on Yom
Kippur, he wrote the police
commissioner and mayor on
September Is asking that police
keep a sharp eye on the three
story brick building because Of
previous vandalism since July.
Police said special attention
had been given the school, and
noted that the fire had been
discovered by two patrolmen.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Michigan N Debate
Swomped by Statistics

capita income figures. But for
the next 10 minutes, neither
man could extricate himself
from the swamp Of statistics
The argument centered on
Gov. Swainson's contention
that there are 100000 m ore
Jobs in the State now than
two years ago and Mr.. Rom
ney's assertion that an app
parent drop in unemployment
was really caused by discour-
aged job-seekers leaving the
State or the market.
The skirnishing on this point
continued right up until the
Summations, when each man
suddenly recalled that he was
in the middle of a political
campaign, not a graduate
seminar in economics.
Gov. Swanson rallied him
self to- say: This issue is very
simple. On one hand, there is
the Republican Party which
neither understands nor cares
about the problems of business
or people. On the other hand,
it is the Democratic Party
that tries to solve these prob
lens"
Unemployment is at its low
est level in Michigan in seven
years." he said. More people
are working than ever before.
Sales and profits are up
sharply. We have created more
jobs, we have fought for tax
relief. We have the most eff
ficient government of any State
in the United States. And in
the days ahead, the Democratic
administration of John Ken
nedy in Washington and my ad-
ministration in Lansing will
move this country and the
State forward ever faster"
Mr.. Romney concluded in
tones as somber as the Gov
ernor's were bright.
1--WE know that Michigan is
tagging in economic develop
ment. We know that relations
between the Governor and the
Legislature could not be much
worse, and we know that the.
Nation still thinks of Michigan
as a problem State" he said.
II have had to help people
in a lot of other activities by
them going and getting |
people together, and l know 1
can do it here in the State.
just ask you to give me a
chance to prove it,"
The first surveys taken by
the Detroit newspapers in
dicated the 2 million expected
viewers left their televiSion sets
in droves. Whatever decides
this election, it apparently
won't be last nights debate.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
East Germans Capture
3 Swimming West

BERLIN. oct. 10 GAP). -
East German border guards
captured three refugees trying
to swim the river Spree to West
Berlin during the night. West
ern police reported today.
An East German police pa
Evening star., 1962-10-10
JUDGE Retires

COLUMBIA, s. c., Oct. 10
(AP). = Federal District Judge
George Bell Zimmerman, a
staunch advocate of States
rights during his 81 years on
the Federal bench, retired to-
day. President Franklin D.
Roosevelt appointed Judg e
Zimmerman to the bench in
1941 The Judge is 81 years old,
Evening star., 1962-10-10

troll boat hauled the swimmers
on board at a point where the
entire river is in East Berlin
territory. West Berlin police on
the left bank watched help
lessly.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Kennedy Books
California TuIks

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10
(AP) President Kennedy will
speak on behalf of Gov. Ed
mund G.. (Pat) Brown and
other California Democratic
candidates October 27, in San
Francisco and Oakland.
Roger Kent, Democratic
chairman for Northern Cali
fornia, said today the Presi-
dent will address a daytime
outdoor rally in San Francis
co, and a night meeting at
Oakland Auditorium.
He will talk in Portland
October 25, and at San Diego
and Los Angeles October 26.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Religion Blamed

Democrats contend the rel1g'
ious issue was responsible anc
that Mr.. Kennedy has amply
treasured them that his Roman
Catholicism has not inhibited
or dominated him in perfor.
nance of his office.
Besides, religion is not a fac.
tor in State elections.
Gov. Brown, a Catholic, wor
by a million votes in 1858.
Gov. Brown keeps saying Mr.
Nixon is just using the gov
ernorship as a stepping stone
to the White House. Mr.. Nixon
insists he won't be a candidate
in 1864.
Mr.. Nixon says Gov. Brown
Is soft on subversives. Gov
Brown accuses Mr.. Nixon of be-
ing soft on the John Birch
Society.
Mr.. Nixon charges Gov.
Brown with fiscal irresponsi-
bility." Gov. Brown claims to
have finished his administra-
ton with a $45 million surplus.
Conflicting Advice
Some of Gov. Browns people
want him to campaign on his
good record. Others want him
to hit Mr.. Nixon. He did a bit
of both last night. He said Mr..
Nixon doesn't want to govern,
he wants to dictate"
About the only thing that
can be reported with any GER
tainly is that, as usual, the
Republicans are behaving bet
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Continued Frnm par

Continued From Page Al
will do for Gov. Brown when
he makes a two-day swing
through the State the third
week in October.
The Democrats are still fa-
vored by a 2-to-1 edge in reg
iStration.
But Mr.. Nixon makes them
nervous every time he reminds
them that he has never lost
a California election. He car
ried the State by $4,000 votes
over Mr.. Kennedy two years
ago.
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FOR SALE ON SUNDAY

Soup, roast duck, dressing, cram
berry sauce, mashed sweet potatoes,
green beans, macaroni salad, dessert
coffee, roll and butter. s1.40; soup,
roast beef and dumplings, mashed
potatoes, brussel sprouts, cole slaw,
dessert, coffee, roll and butter, 81. SIS :
soup, broiled chicken and dressing,
mashed potatoes, peas, macaroni sal
ad, dessert coffee, roll and butter,
Sl.30; Vegetables: green beans, mac
aroni salad, peas, mashed potatoes,
cole slaw, brussel sprouts, applesauce
lettuce and tomato. Vegetables may
be substituted Airport Drive-in Mil
lord. AS0-3-2-1t
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FOR SALE-No. /. MS. Milford
Harrington Rd., about one mile West
of Milford, two bedroom home with
livingroom, kitchen, sunporch, hot
air heat, one car garage, and lot
size 120' by 300 No. 2. With $4,000
down, you can get this three bed
room ranch home at IL Pennsylvania
Ave. with aivingroom, storage room,
kitchen, oil hot-air heat, and car
port. No. 3. Sunset Lane, three bed
room ranch home with livingroom
with fireplace, kitchen, full base
ment, bath, and lot 80 by 130'. No.
q. E.S. Ri. No. 113, mr.. Milford, one
story home with livingroom, dining
room, kitchen, three bedrooms, and
bath Also has 5000 capacity brood
er house. No. 5. Lakelawn Ests., new
ranch home with livingroom, din
ing room, kitchen, three bedrooms,
basement, hot water heat, attached
garage No. 6. Just outside of Mil
ford, two bedroom ranch home with
hvingroom, diningroom, kitchen, 3
bath, one car garage, and large lot.
No. Z. A Kings Hwy, four Bedroom
ranch home with livingroom din
ingroom, kitchen, one and half
baths, utility room, full basement,
hot water heat wall to wall carpet,
and good location. No. s. Armour
ST, Houston, two story home with
livingroom, dininbroom, kitchen, 3
bedrooms, and bath. No. 9. DUPONT
Blvd. four bedroom home with din
ingroom, family room, livingroom
with fireplace, kitchen, one and half
baths,s basement, two car garage, and
large lot. Harvey c.. Marvel, realtor,
Milford, Phone GA2-4466.
M207-3-2-1t
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LADIES SWEATER AND BLOUSE

SPECIAL all wool, Banlon,
nylon, and blend sweaters in bulky,
cardigan and slip-on styles, sizes "a
to 46, now only $500, regular to 1898,
and $499, regular to $15.9S Blouses,
including national brands, many
styles, prints, solids, novelties, only
$1.99, regular to S798 Coopersmith' s
Milford. C49-S-2-1t
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WANTED Statesmen, LEAD

ing builder of Shell homes with state
wide acceptance wants three men
with the following requirements:
Over %, late model car, experience
in direct or in the home selling.
Highest commissions in the bust
ness 95 percent credit approvals. If
you are a self-starter and want fast
money with chance for advancement,
our season is at hand. Training pro-
grams and leads Ambition pays off
here Write to Box 5, Severna Park,
Md. or phone 900 M. TO 400 p NJ.
Mitchell 7-5400. Mr.. Dennison. Collect
calls accepted MS7-3-2-1t
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FOR SALE-No. /: Frame bunga-
low, five rooms and bath, located Mar
shall Street, ideal for young couple
No. 2: One 15-acre farm near Ellen
dale: one4-acre farm off Greenwood
Road: one 145-acre farm near FELTON,.
Call for further details. No. 8: Frame
bungalow, all modern conveniences
Z rooms. situated at Spring Hill. No
4: Frame ranch-type bungalow three
bedrooms, with family room, fireplace
and hot water heat, with kitchen,
dining ROOM living room, and two
baths, 2-car garage, with about four
acres ground, located west end of
McColley's Pond, about az miles west
of Milford No. 5: Twenty-Five acres
of timber, located on Cedar Neck
Road opposite church. No. 6: Two
story frame dwelling, located corner
Fourth and North Walnut Streets, a
real bargain. No. Z: Frame ranch
type five room bungalow with fire
place, forced hot air heat, and one
car garage, located New Street. No. s.:
Milford Grange Hall, with facilities
for seating one hundred people, with
kitchen and dining area, located cor
ner of Pearl Alley and S. e. Second
Street, Milford. No. Q: One duplex
dwelling. all modern conveniences, To-
Gated n. w. Front Street. A good
investment property. See or call J.
w. Wells, Realtor, 10 North West
Front Street. Milford, Delaware. Phone
GA 2-4021 WHOLE -tf- COW
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MUFFLERS FOR SALE

to fit $3.50 Chev. All others priced
accordingly, plus installation. These
mufflers are all national brand name
mufflers. All work. is guaranteed.
Lynch's Service Sta, Milford.
L31-5-26-tf
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geo BTSHEL HOOD SOYBEANS

FOR SALE grown from certified
seed. termination 92 per cent clean
ed and treated. Phone AV4-4161.
K17-3-2-4t
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PAINT
RTG SHAMPOOFR

SPRAYERS FOR RNNT-Floor sand
ers. edger, floor polisher. hand sand
ers, wallpaper steamer and ladders
The Sherwin- Williams Company,
South Walnut Street, Milford. Phone
GA-2-S857. 26-5-l5-tI
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r SALE: NEW AND USED MO,

BILE HOMES and travel trailers
Easy terms, bank financing. We de-
liver and set up. See us before you
buy. High Point Trailer Sales, U. S.
113 and 1l3-A, Frederick, Delaware
Phone DE-5-5S16. 36429-tf
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GOOD DIRT FOR DRIVEWAYS--

FOR SALE-Gravel mixed with
coarse sand, tons per load; good
grade top SOL and chicken house fill,
also stone AMI sand. Will put the
chicken house Ill into chicken houses
Theodore Hastings. Milton. Phone
624-8614 or 1872 34-8-21 If
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1859 MERCURY MONTEREY TWO

door hardtop for sale .Montclair
upholstery, power steering, power
brakes, radio, heater. Very clean, Al
condition Low mileage. $1,000. Call
GA2-4923 after $50 pm.
2-16-4tp.
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: ROOMS Used FURNITURE FOR

SAI.E,-every thing you need, APP
pliances included. $3.50 a month
Open evenings during sale. Wilkie
Furniture Co. 200 North St. Milford
GA2-45S4 3z2-1tp
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TRACTOR TIRES FOR SALE

Get deep-bite, self-cleaning modern
treads for extra power and longer
traction life. For all this and a s.
year GUARANTEE on tractor and
implement tires, see the man from
Eastern States Farmers Exchange at
Dover-W Wyoming Road, Dover. RE4-
1921. Paris Kirby GA2-5659 E4S3-23t
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APARTMENT FOR RENT .
Four rooms and bath, newly decora-
ted. Reasonable rate. Call in person
Mrs. Rodney Stuart, III South Wash
ington Street Milford F'22-1- Est
FOR RENT-Trailer, . bedrooms,
livingroom, kitchen, dining area
bath, washer, dryer, near Milford;
$65 month. Available March l. Call
GA2- 1895, s am. or 6 pm. 3-2-1tp
FOR RENT-In Milford, nicely fur
nished first and second floor apart
ments, suitable for relatives or
friends, fine location. Reference nee
.essary Telephone GA 2-513S.
W22-2-2-tf
FOR RENT - bedroom apart
ment with all modern conveniences,
in excellent condition; $50. month. Also
one-hedroom apartment, nicely, fur-
nished, on second floor. Suitable Tor
two adults; $40. month Dora Calhoun;
Lincoln. C32-l2-l5-tf
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TWO BEDROOM TRAILER FOR

FOR RENT and ) room furnished
apartments refrigerators, stoves, and
washers. Cali GA 2-4985 H-2-9-tf
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OST-Milford Trust Company saw
ings account book. Name: Alberta May
Farley, Lincoln, Delaware. CaI GA z
$3.50. II
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TRI-STATE SEWING

machIne serVlce- Why buy a new
sewing machine when you can get it
cleaned, adjusted, refined oiled, and
creased, and make it run just like
new. Free estimate on your machine.
Frederick, Delaware. Phone DE s.
1915 Thomas Kemp K4-2-9-4t
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Wallpaper Manufacturers Company,
P. o. Box 2468, Philadelphia At, Penn
sylvania Buy direct and save 500
or more Free sample book. Write
today. W-26- 10 20 If
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NEW BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE
FRAME RANCH TYPE HOME

FOR SALE Drive-in restaurant on
Bay Bridge Road to Rehoboth. Fully
equipped with land and buildings,
new in 1861 \ good place. Closed and
selling on account of health. VIII lose
81 900 Tor quick sale. Books avail
tble. 20. Box 270, Georgetown. Tele-
phone S56-6462 R46-2- % If
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SILyERTONE CONSOLE T.y. fol

SALE new picture tube, guaran-
teed, $500 week. Economy Auto Sup
ply, Inc, 203 NE. Front Street, Mil
ford, Delaware. Telephone GA2-S039
E23-3-2-tf
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NOTICE - Jet venetian blind iaun-
dry. Have your blinds washed the
new machine way under pressure with
special detergerts that viii leave your
blinds sparkling clean. Also repaint
Ing. repairing, retaping. Custom made
blinds. Free estimates. Pickup and
delivery service. You will want to
take advantage of our thrifty cash and
carry prices. Richards & Tyndau
Managers Milton Del Phone All
go 1R-o2- tf-ar-
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MAN WANTED GOOD RE

MIN " IN i I'D VUUU MT
liable man to sell automotive acces-
series in Virginia Truck furnished,
accounts set up, weekly salary plus
commission Call after pm. Will
lam T. Jones, Milton, 6S44S29.
J29-3-2-2t
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HAY FOR SALE-CLOyER AM

FOR SALE-Electric portable sew
ing machine with light and carry
ing case s29 Singer Sewing Cen
ter, Milford, Delaware. S17-3-2-1t
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PHHCO REFRIGERATOR

HOMOGENIZED AND PAsTTUR.
IZED MILK FOR SALE = Good for
delivery. Gever's Dairy. Milford
phone GA-2-E327 1-13-t<
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WANTED Statesmen PART

time. Large builder of ranch homes
sold to lot owners needs six part
time statesmen. Requirements: Over
80, with car. Experienced or mex
perienced. Must like people. Self
motivating. Full training program.
IS percent credit approval We pay
highest commission in the business.
Write MEL, 2 Grain Highway. Glen
Burnie. Md, or phone 900 am. 400
pm. Southfield 1-0S4S, Mrs. Pitting-
er. Collect calls are accepted.
MIG 2-2-1f
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REGISTERED DACHSHUND

PUPPY FOR SALE ten weeks
old Female. Sired by Neraks Peer
less Pretzel Bill Minner, 1913 Weiner
Avenue, Harrington. EXS-S691.
2-16-3tp
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OR SALE

Strictly fresh. Dorothy Nivarre, CA 2
5245. N-2-9-tf
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n 0 t 1 C e..

I will pay no bills unless con-
tracted by myself. Burton C.
Smith. 2-16-3tp
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HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA-GET

a qualified High School diploma.
One that is recognized by industry
and educational institutions through
international Correspondence Schools.
Call GA2-92S0 or write Pc. Box 165
RID. I, Greenwood Delaware.
C30-2-16-tf
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N 0 t 1 C E /!

! will pay no bills unless con-
tracted by myself. Kathryn E.
Vineyard, Pennington, Delaware.
2-16-3t
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ALFALFA HAY FOR SALE i.

Straight, fine quality, leafy and green.
Also mixture alfalfa and grass, 75c
bale. Nassau Orchard, Incy Nassau,
Delaware. Phone 645-S665.
N24-12-1-eow-tf
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NOTICE-Men and women needed,
work in Civil Service. No experience
necessary, grammar school education
usually sufficient. Train now at home
for jobs with Security For details,
send name, address, phone No to:
National Training Service, Box No. So,
Go Milford Chronicle. Milford. Della
ware. N42-2-2-10t
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FOR SAI-E-No l. Canterbury
Barratts Chapel Rd., 96 acre farm,
76 tillable, lovely. home with forced
hot air heat, corncribs pole barn,
workshop, garage, and chicken house,
immediate possession. S2S, 500. No. 2
lfagnoiia-C Canterbury Rd., AZ acres,
SO tillahle. fresh water stream, house
has six rooms and bath, ideal for
planting nursery stock, $4,000. No. 3.
105 acre dairy and chicken farm, so
acres tillahle, hroiler houses, 30 goo
ca pacity dairy barn, lovely home
with forced hot air heat, $50, 600. No
T. 2-story six rooms and bath at
Bowers Beach, in good repair, S4,250
No. ). Bowers Beach, , and one half
story five rooms and bath, 2 car gar
age. lot 100'X150' vacant, 81, 500. No
s. Dover, West Division Street, five
rooms and bath, basement, forced
hot air heat, immediate possession,
81, 500 No, Z Lot suitable for trailer
75'x110. $3.50. wilkins Realty Com
pany Ocean Drive Manor, Frederick
DIES -5401. residence phone DE5- 1888
W142-3-2-tf
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FOR SLAE-Electric milk cooler,
good condition, reasonable ideal for
beach. Wilbert Jefferson near NAPLES
Pond Phone Milton 684-8333
J10-32-2t
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FOR SALE: BRIGGS & STRAIT.

Ineatre, sponsored by Re0 MEN ana
Pocahontas. Donation 81
L24-2-23-4t
FOR SALE: BRIGGS & STRAIT.
TON, Wisconsin. Lawson, Clinton
parts, sales and service. Coverdale's
Electric and Repair Service, Oil S. e.
Second Street, Milford, Del Phone
GA 2-8316. 26-7-8-tf
FOR SALE-52 coal brooder stoves,
80 large c. and r. gas brooder stoves
excellent condition), 400 five foot
feeders, 400 cement stands for feed
ers. Howard Cathell, ST.. Berlin, Md.
phone, Berlin 422 il. P30-3-2-3t
FOR SALE-Housetraile w h y
pay high rent and fuel bills? Get
wise-Economize, in a completely
furnished mobile home. Special Sale:
81 bedrooms, television, washer,
$2,495, delivered. Also five two bed
room trailers from S1,295 to $2,095.
Furniture taken as down payment.
Open evenings and Sundays. Call
TA2-0519 E48-3-2tf
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FOR SALE Cottage at Prime
Hook Beach. Waterfront lot 60X120'.
Completely furnished, hot and cold
water Price $500. G.A2-5033, ND.
Baker, Lincoln, Delaware. B23-3-2-tf
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FOR SALE MINSTREL SHOW

tickets TO an Old Fashioned, Min
strel, Thursday, March %, at the Mil
ford Theatre sponsored by Red Men
and Pocahontas. Donation 81.
L24-2-23-4t
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FOR SALE-Quality mobile homes
largest dealer, variety to choose from,
bank financing up to years service,
after the sale. Kings Cliffe, next to
Dover Air Force Base, on Route 113.
Phone RE-4-4400. Open days week.
9 to 9. K35-8-4-t
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NOTICE Exceptional Opportunity
refilling and collecting money from
New Type high quality coin operat-
ed dispensers in this area. No Sell
ing. We establish accounts for YOU.
Car and references desirable $500 to
$1,000 cash required. Seven to twelve
hours weekly nets excellent monthly
income. More full time. For personal
interview write 1910 West 65th St,
Suite 207, Minneapolis "a, Minnesota.
Include phone. 3-2-1tp
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1962-03-02
NOTICE: ALEMITE CROSS Sight

wheel alignment and balancing Stop
tire wear, makes car easier to drive
Factory trained men. Cali for APP
supply, Inc, 203 " f From Street,
Milford Delaware. opposite big city
parking lot E-3S-10-13-tf
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1962-03-02

WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR RENT
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