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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

in a deterrent role. Then he
warns:
IF they are small. and per-
haps vulnerable on the ground
or in the air, or inaccurate, a
major antagonist can take a
variety of measures to counter
them. Indeed, if a major an
tagonist came to believe there
was a substantial likelihood Of
it being used independently,
force would be inviting a pre-
emptive first strike against it.
"In the event of war, the use
Of such force against the cities
of a major nuclear power
would be tantamount to sui
eide, whereas its employment
against significant military
targets would have a negligible
effect on the outcome of the
conflict. Meanwhile, the crea-
ton Of a single additional nu-
clear force encourages the pro-
liberation of nuclear power
with all its attendant dangers.
This, said Mr.. Mcnamara,
means that limited nuclear
capabilities, operating indie
pendently. are dangerous, ex-
pensive, prone to obsolescence
and lacking in credibility as a
deterrent"
The United States contribu-
ton to The Western Alliance lis
neither obsolete nor DISPENSE
ble," he added.
Military Realities
Mr.. McNamara's arguments
appear based on what he be-
lieves to be hard military reali-
ties, without reference to the
army of political potentialities
in the delicate relationship of
Sen. de Gaulle's France to
NATO. He obviously leaves the
Interpretation of all irterna-
,ional political aspects to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17
Warning Sounded

But, he says, Relatively weak
national nuclear forces with en-
envy mites as their targets" are
unlikely to be adequate even
Tundra times., 1962-10-15

V < A%
 do A|askuns want to bull E B B "!5?5 :4'i41E: 5f4E Here Are inc Facts About Initiative No. Proposal 10 Move the Location of AIaskas State Capita ~9s @ %s:s so5e 9" tract % s S % up GaGs % @ e s s x % West sS "s*; "s; :1Ss Wilderness Capital
 iymens 0 of eIanda dno esstha miles tom b, A,nhoags @ Mhen s o specific ands make the nearest % %o sssS @ %ss sosss "0ss dpo syser"-esph0i bvIdnos~srpor- ost-s150,OOOO00
 i:S ;'SSc % s % *?s @ hive how o You WiH Suffer
 5 % ::ss stss 4: % % S G s s % M ; % %s:9 % % t ;s do without many pressing needs You Have e Choice
 ihs ;nm M semv"s: and y.:s:: flask. schools or newes espa.H " ~'' GUN" '''N' '" 'p"'' % & % % s::: ] % G s ;:rs @ %": :s .stn : % s.t ececcc COG sst ms s .s" %: s: ~ 4:*: but the remaining S44 3 Ss sn s %ss % % 1s %sssy will help % se the : ; s It WiH NOT Be Apaoble If Vote for Wilderness C. oe R,.;d AI,eL,-non+ q
Evening star., 1962-12-16
THE COLOR OF CHRISTMAS

q CHRISTMAS is cOlOr-bright
with reds and greens, sparkling
whites, deep blues. 1t is tinsel and
ribbon and glass balls. Stores bios
som like trees in springtime. Their
blossoms are holiday decorations,
dangling beads, mechanical toys, tex
tiles with bright stripes, dolls with
large, appealing eyes. Washington
photographer Joe Baker went Christ
mas shopping not for gifts, but for
the Color of Christmas.
Evening star., 1962-04-12
Mattresses
Box Springs
Lower Level, ArIinoton OnI,


Twin Size Simmons Innersprins Mottress;
tufted style; extro firm; floor sompIe 3e.97
Twin Size Simmons Innersprins Mottress;
e~tro firm; domosk fIoroI ticking; floor sompIe
32.e5
Twin Size Simmons Box Spring; domosk
tlorol ticking; floor sompIe --- 1895
Twin Size Foom Mottress and Box Sprina
Set; medium firm; floor somple - 34.99
Twin Size EnsIonder Kenfoom Mottress
and Box Spring ..----.----- 32.99
Twin Size Knight Of Rest 837 Coil Extro
Firm MottresS; floor sompIe 1899
Twin Size Knight Of Rest Box Spring; heovy
domosk ticking; floor sompe s4.oe
Twin Size SertG Extro Firm Innersprins
Metsress; pre-buiIt border; soo-proof edge;
heavy fIorol ticking; floor sompIe 1895
Twin Size Serta Box Spring; hardwood
bose; tlorol ticking; floor sompIe - 1895
Twin Size Foster Perfect Posture Mottress;
extro firm; heavy floral ticking w 2s.ee
Twin Size Foster Perfect Posture Box
Spring; soiIed -- 26 90
Twin Size Serto Foom Mattre.s and Box
Spring; medium firm m 1890
Double Size Seto Innersprins Mattress;
prebut border; foncy stripe ticking; soied
l7.77
Double Size Simmons lnnersprins Mottress;
extro firm; PrebuiIt border; soiIed 24.SS
Double Size Simmons Smooth Ton Inner
spring Mattress; soiIed 24.S9
Double Size Serto Foem Mottress and Box
Spring to notch; discontinued ticking 1897
Double Size Serto Posture" Mattress;
extro firm; soiled 1891
Evening star., 1962-04-12
Printed PercoIe
Pillow Cases
4 70, LOO

Choose from assorted floral patterns and pink
polko dot potterns in these loooo cotton
percoe pillow coses.
Street Floor, Arlington Only
Evening star., 1962-04-12
Mattresses
Box Springs

Fourth FIoor, washington Only
Twin Size Sertopedie Foam Mattress and
Box Spring to notch; extra firm; discontinued
ticking - --- ------e 80. 90
Twin Size EnsIonder AirIon Tension Ease
Foom Mottress and Box Spring to match;
Twin Size Box Spring; rose ond grey woven
striped ticking --. -----.--- 1899
Twin Size Serto Posture Innersprins Mot
tress; extra firm; beige and green stripe tick
ing; floor somple 1897
Twin Size Serto Posture" Box Sprins; beige
ond green stripe ticking; floor sompIe 24.77
Twin Size SeTto Foom lotex Mattress and
Box Spring TO notch; soiled; discontinued tick
Twin Size Seto Hollywood Outfit tmottress
ond box spring on mohoeony finished Ieesl;
discontinued ticking; floor sompIe --- 1897
Twin Size Serto lnnersprins Mottress; tope
tufted; prebuiIt border; heavy woven stripe
ticking ----- 1888
Irwin Size Serto Box Springs; heovy beige
ond green stripe ticking; floor sompIe 1897
Twin Size Simmons Multi-Coil lnnerspFing
Mottress; floroI beige ticking; quilted top; dis
continued ticking; floor somple - 44.5o
Twin Size Simmons Box Spring; dscon-
tnued florol beige ticking; floor somple, $3.50
Double Size Serto Foom Lotex Mottress and
Box Spring to notch; discontinued cover;
soiled - 4oo7
Double Size Foster Innersprins Mottress;
smooth top; soiIed 1888
Double Size Serta Box Spring; fancy striped
ticking; soiIed ------ 1857
Double Size Sera Innersprins Mottress;
toncy striped ticking; prebuiIt border III
Double Size Simmons Innersprins Mottress;
discontinued style ~ 2I.e7
Double Size Serto ss7 Coil Innersprins
Mottress; super firm; hondIe torn 24.e7
Twin Size Serto lnneFsprins Mottress; pre-
built border; extro firm 1897
Evening star., 1962-04-12
FABRICS
Third Floor, Woshinoton OnIy

Third Floor, Washington Only
NyIon Sparkle Chiffon. PosteI and dark coIors.
45" wide yd. 69e
200 yds. Royon Loee comparable .e8 yd.
volue. PosteI and dark colors As" vide yd. CSC
500 yds. BeIfost Self Ironing Cotton Brood
cloth comparable .l9 yd. SO" wide. yd. 59e
1000 yds. Remnonts Of cottons, silks, syn
thetics; desirable lengths --H " to VI off
300 yds Cotton PIisse Crepe Prints and Solids.
Evening star., 1962-04-12
HOUSEWARES
Third Floor. Woshinoton OnIv

IhIrd Floor, Washington Only
l2-7se pr Shelf Hansers Hangs off floor
Io's's ror extra shelves 49e
1919 Heovy Viny PIostie Air Conditioner
Covers in Vorious sizes eoe
4-i4.ss Fire Escape Ladders; l5-ft. size,
reaches to End story window w----4.es
lz-4;ss WalI Planter complete with clay
pots; black finish 2.4s
lass Bross-Finish Serving cort; 2 gloss
sheNes, Jorge casters
Evening star., 1962-04-12

GIRLS WEAR
Second Floor, Both Stores

Second Floor, Both Stores
Hi-Teens' or Girls; 2.s9 and 3sS BIouses,
Sport Shirts and Novelty Cotton Tops - l.ss
3.99 Washable Cotton Corduroy Slim Ponts,
Upper bock ----- 80
z.ss Cotton FIenneI Ski Style Peiemes, solids.
to IA q for 50
Girls 5.ss Ploid Reineoots, broken sizes,
Hi-Teens' 7.Ss Navy School Jumpers, broken
sizes - ZOO
Hi-Teens' l6.ss to 1899 coots, broken sizes,
E pieces 500
Hi-Teens' 4.ss to 7.ss SIipon or cordison
Sweaters --------- l.5o
Girls 500 to 7.ss Plaid PIeoted Skirts, posteI
COiO'S SO
Girls 2.s9 Cotton Knit Tee Shirts so
Girls or Teens 3.sS and 4.es NyIon Stretch
Hi-TeenS' 7.ss and $50 .PesteI Plaid PIeoted
SNUs A.SS
Evening star., 1962-04-12
INFANTS WEAR

Second Floor, Washington Only
$50 Cotton FIonneIette SIeepina Boa with
grow feoture, Upper. Sonforized I.es
le-Girls s.9S Femous Moke Swim Suits. Sizes
1850 TO 7.ee Bobe Dresses z.ss
1858 Prom Suits for boys or girls 2 to
mo. 400
$3.50 Quilted Pads, size 34x52 l,ee
20 Little Boys Cotton Sport Shirts, sizes 3
-
Little Girls 2-Pe. Cotton Corduroy SIoek Sets
with knit shirt. Size 2 only 49, I.es
IS Boys or Girls Cotton Boxer Lonsies, solid
colors broken sizes to 5-- eee
] Tots 500 Jaekets. Assorted fobrics. Size
; only 800
Evening star., 1962-04-12
COATS AND SUITS

Second Floor, Washington Only
I-4s.9s 3-Pe. Spring Suit, slightly Damaged,
size u .--------------
5-5s.e8 Misses Rayon Velvet coots, lined,
27oo
$500 Misses Leather coots, posteIs, $500
7-l7.98 Misses Rain or Shine coats 500
1898 Pure Silk Fully Lined Red Theatre
coot, soiIed, size 1900
3-59.es Champagne Reyon Broeede Theetre
and Evening Coats $500
Evening star., 1962-04-12
Mems Summer Suits
1899

From lost seasons stock these sold originally at much
higher prices! Assortment includes nony wanted
ooIors and potterns all properly labeled as to fiber
content, Sizes: Regulars, l/35, 1875, 2/37, 1888,
4/44. 6/46; Shorts, 2/37, 1/39, l/44 Longs, 1876,
2/39, 4/42; Stout l/4o; Extro Long, l/3e, 3/4o,
3/42; Porty, l/44
Second Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1962-04-12

Just so
Boys UnIined Sport Coots
800
Unlined leisure-type sport coots in royon end
ocetote fobric 3-button model, with potch
pockets. Grey and blue pattern; sizes 8 to l9.
Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
SILVER
Street Floor Washington Only
2-l7.ss 5o-Pe. Set, stoinIess Steel FIotwere.
OC'NlSS 'O' y o'~C
1880 5o-Pe. Sets SiIverpIoted Tableware.
"lody Potrcion" pattern ----I2.5o
l-l4.ss Copper chofins Dish. slightly
Street Floor, Both Stores
$3.50 Two-Pe. SoIod Sets Wood fork and
spoon with Sterling silver handles ---2.69
l5o-3.oo SiIverpIoted Pierced Tablespoons
in Holmes and Edwords Lovely Lody' potten
s9e
2oo-s9e crysteI Bon Bon Dish with pierced
sIlVerploted spoon -69e
Evening star., 1962-04-12

Street Floor, Washington Only
Hand Towels
Assorted first and second
auolity hand towels; all of
1000 cotton terry in fIoro
eoro,s. CO. solid 0o''s'"'; assorted 3 LOO
Imported Domask Sets Of $3.50 cotton, 34o6
royon, in assorted eoIors. Sets include $500"
cloth with l6xl6" napkins - 3.ss
Seconds Of loo9O Cotton PereoIe Pillow coses;
assorted posteI coIors; 42x3812" size z for s8e
Seconds OF Fomous Moke Cotton PereoIe Sheets;
ftted bottoms only in twin or double size; some
slightly soiIed ----- III
Seconds OF Cotton Terry Tub Mots, would be
~ n perfect; woven design, in assorted
Seconds OF Mattress Pods; fot style; cotton
cover; stitched top and bottom; twin or double
SIZE 1877
Evening star., 1962-04-12

Comparable to l2e9 to PASS voIues! Fine
quoIity sport coots expertIy tailored in colorfuI
patterns, some solid coIors One and two-of-
o-kind; boys sizes to 20 in the assortment;
students sizes IS to 3d.
Second Floor, Woshinoton
Street Floor, Arlington
Evening star., 1962-04-12
FOUNDATIONS
Second Floor Washington Only

oeCOhd F7OoT, washington Only
$500 Wotner's speeios. Stoy up tops White.
IA" and lo" lengths, II to "a .ll.e5
e.s5 Figure Builder GrdIes. White. l6" and
8" length. 70 to 36 5,s9
$50 70 3.s5 Fomous Moke Long Line Bros.
Nylon or cotton. B and cups, sizes 36 to
AZ 29e
500 TO 6.s5 Fomeus Make Junior Ponty
GirdIes. S-M-L - 3.e9
ZOO TO $50 Discontinued Style Fomous Make
Bondeoux, white, sizes 81 to 38---l.59
Evening star., 1962-04-12

Comparable to 1899 TO 1899 volues Only
| s ot this low price, in one and two-of-o-
kind. Warmly lined; many different fobrics in
the group. Sizes Is and only.
Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor Arlington
Evening star., 1962-04-12
LADIES' UMBRELLA.
comparable 5.9e and S.

Coy umbrellas with print or plaid
ocetote royon covers. Domestic end d "a
imported, short or slim handles. As11
Street Floor Both Stores
Evening star., 1962-04-12
Little Boys 2.e9 SIoeks


Discontinued styles Of nyIon trcot
slips with loce trim, founce hen,Iine. q MA
White Sizes 81 to SO. As12
Nylon Trieot Boby Doll Poiomos and Shift
Gowns comparable 3.99 values. Broken ossort-
ment 2.59
2.ss Drip Dry Cotton Poismos. Broken ossort-
ment 90
6se to S9e Nen-Run Aeetote Trieot Briefs.
oroken assortment z for 100
2.es Nylon Trieot Pettieoots, white and coIors.
S-M-l. l.se
Doeron Crepe BIouses
Regular 800. CoIorfuI eosy-core q "a
Docron polyester print bouses with As11
Jewel, bow or convertible necknes. Tuck-in
or oVerbouse styles. 81 to SO in the group.
Cotton Sheath Skirts
Comparable 500 values. Solid COL q "a
ors, poids and stripes. Kick pIeot in ~s11
back, belt trim. 10 to l6.
Budget Sportsweor-Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14
By the Associated Press

Flood conditions eased in
Southeast Idaho today, but
thousands of persons still were
homeless and the danger was
not entirely past. The esti-
mated damages reached the S.
million mark.
A shallow body of water 16
miles long and 2 miles wide
crept toward Blackfoot through
the night, but sank into the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14

cials refused permission II
dynamite the lines tracks
claiming that it was u. s. AZ
that was backing UP Reese
River flood waters. Some citi.
zens dynamited the tracks any.
way.
1--WE citizens Just took enough
Of it and went out and did il
on our own" said Constable
Marvin Syme.
A Southern Pacific spokes-
man said the dynamite accom-
plished nothing because the
grade had been preached by
the storm. But Constable Syme
said the waterline dropped
inches within two hours after
the blasts.
Flee to the Hills
When the flooding Big Horn
River in North Central Wyo-
ming roared down on the
town of Greybull, it's 1896
residents fled to the hills. How
ever, the crest-cauSed by two
ice jams upstream-was held
in check by bikes and the
refugees returned to their
homes last night.
High water and ice floes
threatened to rip out a bridge
across the Green River be-
tween Green River, Wyo., and
the Flaming Gorge Dam con-
struction town of Dutch John
in Northeastern Utah.
Gov. Robert E. Smylie asked
President Kennedy to declare
Southeastern Idaho a disaster
area and provide S250,O0O in
immediate aid. He put the
damage at So million.
Representatives of the Fed
eral Office of Emergency Plan
ming toured flood areas and said
a decision from the White
House could be expected today
1t. Col. James S. Keel,
Idaho's civil defense director
said at least $50 homes in Poca-
tello were awash; 600 were
flooded to some degree in Idaho
Falls; most of the homes of
the 500 persons in Bancroft and
$50 in Sugar City, also were
flooded. He said the major
trouble spots were Pocatello
and, potentially, Blackfoot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14
Flood Conditions Eosinq
In Idaho; Losses Heavy

thawing ground just as 1t
reached the city's outskirts.
In Pocatello, a city of $4,000,
water also began to recede after
reaching a depth of 5 feet in
some sections, but the Portneuf
River, although dropping, still
was 4 feet over flood stage.
About 20 farm families evac-
uated their homes on the out
skirts of Blackfoot during the
night and hundreds of persons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14
Sc Candidates
Pass CPA TEST

BALTIMORE, Feb. IA (AP).
The Maryland State Board
of Public Accountancy has an
nounced that So candidates
five of them women-have
passed examinations to become
certified public accountants.
The board said that Everett
L. Morris, Temple Hills, Nd,
placed highest in the test.
The board listed the five
successful women candidates
as Barbara Jean Grentell, Oxon
Run Hills; Laura L. Karadbil,
Bethesda; Patricia Ann Thorn
as, Pasadena; Sandra S. Tillou,
Hancock, and Gail Thibault
Young, West Hyattsville.
The other candidates who
passed are:
Howard Joseph Asplen, Roy Ed
ward Aumiller West Hyattsville;
a Uhn Barge nst San E %ssa
Berkowitz, Barry David Bermsn. Will
liam Ernest Bordnit, Timonium:. Will
liam Champ Clark. Linthicum; Charles
c. Constantine Sheldon G: Dagurt,
George Amos Davis. Kenneth Dordon
Davis. Sanford Stanely Donald, Francis
Edward Elaine, jr., Russell Wayne Fritz,
Siemon Charles Froelich, Charles
Allen Gable: Towson; Paul Harold
Gallagher, Chevy Chase, and Isadore
Also, Richard Aloysius Giebel,
Thomas, Lloyd Hemmick Leon Rucker
osburn Hoffman; Charles NJ, Holmes,
East Riyerdale; Winfried Herst
spds a RSph John SeeaS Ed Ss
Kohihopp Stephen S, Langley III,
Frederick, and Sidney David Margolis,
~ Also i.I Henry Ross Miller Ma am; ,
man; Richard Wyndon Perkins, Bowie
William Graham Porterfield, Silver
Spring; John Jacob Rachel, Hyatts-
vile; Jack Radov, Bethesda: Conlyn
Wal REGISTER, jr., and Robert Thomas
Reilly.
Also. Elliott Robinson: Marshall
Clayton Roop, jr.. Towson: Norman L.
Sanders: Wayne Hall Schneider, Tow
son: Bernard Leo Schrider, Kentland:
Russell Bert Scott, District Heights;
Winfred R: Sellers ,Hyattsville; Lloyd
Shepherd. District Heights: David Shell
plan. and Coland Bernard Sutton,
Also Roa!d Leo wasserman: Mel
Ralph ira w Mflsef sEsa sp ora 9 SGss
Hyattsville;, Sidney Violin. Silver
Spring, and Reuben Yidkowsly Yud-
kowsky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14

Piston Clipper Fares Even Lower!
The Priceless Extra of Experience
When you choose Pan Am you enjoy the
confidence that comes with flying the
Worlds Most Experienced Airline. This
Priceless Extra is reflected in the skill and
courtesy with which Pan Am people help
you plan your trip in veteran pilots
and flight crews, trained to exacting US.
standards and in the innumerable
other ways Pan Am people, aloft and on
the ground, make you relaxed, carefree
traveller. A Pan Am traveller.
tSubect to Govt approval .Tradeark Reg u S. Pat o.
CALL YOUR TRAVEL AGENT OR
Republic $4,000
Ticket Office:
1900 K Street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14

within the city prepared to
flee.
With the immediate danger
gone, however. plans for fur
ther evacuation were set aside
Southern California, mean
while, cleared up after a devas-
tating six-day rain storm which
left a sea Of mud and debris,
property damage estimated by
officials at nearly SIS million
and 26 storm related deaths.
In Northern Nevada, u. s.
highway 40 was washed out
near Elko. Tracks of the West
ern Pacific Railroad also were
flooded.
At Battle Mountain, New,
Southern Pacific Railroad Off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14

Revolutionary low Jet fares-long
sought by Pan Am-widen your
travel opportunities.
Never before have air fares to Europe, the
Middle East and Africa been so low for
groups so small! Pan AIMS new group Jet
fares available year 'round-are offered
to groups of as few as Is travelers Efec-
tive even during the popular summer
months between 7 am. Mondays and
Fam. Fridays E. leave any day you wish
during the rest of the year. Save up to
$295 per person over regular Jet economy
fares! And your group may stay abroad as
long as it wishes, up to year!
Better than charters
You fly on regularly scheduled Pan Am
Jet Clipper flights, with wide choice of
departure dates. Vary the size of your
group, if you wish, as late as 30 days be-
fore departure. You no longer have to
contract" for whole planeload of seats
just fulfill the minimum requirement of
Is. By flying on scheduled Pan Am Jet
flights, you can fly to cities all over Europe,
with liberal stopover privileges at no
extra fare. You are assured of reliable
departures and arrivals throughout your
trip. And your low group fare includes
the same renowned Pan Am service you'd
enjoy at full fare -. including graciously
served cuisine by Ma1im's of Paris.
Only Pan Am gives these important extras!
Pan Am offers more Jet flights from the
US. to Europe than any other airline. So,
naturally, it's easier to plan convenient
travel schedule with Pan Am. What's
more, Pan Am flies Jets direct to more
European cities (21). departs from more
U.S. cities (ll).. than any other airline.
You can start your vacation in one Euro
pean city, return from another. That
makes it easy to plan an economical trip
through Europe without backtracling.
(On round trip to Rome, for example,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14

you can visit virtually all of Europe at
no additional fare!)
What kinds of groups qualify?
Almost any group is eligible if its normal
function is other than travel, and the pas
sengers have been members of the same
established organization for more than 8
months prior to requesting reservations;
also eligible is any group formed spon-
taneously without solicitation. The group
or its Travel Agent must request reserva-
tons on Pan American 80 days or more
in advance of the flight date. We urge
church groups and clubs, business, fra
ternal and social organizations to see
Travel Agent for full details.
New, low group fares+ will save up
to S285 per person! Sample Pan Am
group fares, per person; Jet econ
omy round trip from Friendship
Airport:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14

SHOP TODAY TO E PM.
Store Hours: Mondays, Thurs.
days and Fridays, 10 to 9; Tues.
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays,
10 to E. Free Parking!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14
Per Person, Jet Economy Round Trip From Friendship Airport

Revolutionary low Jet fares-long
sought by Pan Am-widen your
travel opportunities.
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-05

John S. Cordrey and Ina W.,
Richard S. Cordrey and Mary Jane
to Rachel S. Cordrey Dagsboro HID,
lots Is and 16.
Pauline G. ShOckley to Eben H.
Collins. Jr. and Helen p, Gum
boro HID, 64 acres and acres.
Lille Hickman to Norman Hick-
man and Lille A., Dagsboro HID,
72 3/5 acres and IL 3/4 acres.
Ruth It. DerricksOn, decd. to
VIM. B. Derrickson, Sr., Baltimore
Hd., all real estate, by will
Preston l.. Williams, decd. to
Mildred II. Williams, DagsbOro HID,
all by will.
Ella McCabe Richards and Step
hen j., Edna McCabe Hudson and
VIM. t., Willana McCabe MaGee
and Harold to Elizabeth c. Garris,
Baltimore HID, Selbyville, lot.
The Bethany Beach, Imp. Co. to
Sussex Shores Realty Co., Balti-
more HID, Middlesex Beach, lot,
blk. F.
Fidelity Phila. Trust Co. to Vir-
ginia S. Marion, Baltimore HID,
Bethany Beach, lots 13 and Is, blk.
Edgewater Acres, Inc. to Joseph
E. Bowman and Mary w, Balti-
more HID, lots Is, 16, II and IS,
blk. f.
Raymon j. Richards and Florence
E., Elwood W. Wharton and Elda
B., Bennie j. Wharton and Louise
S. to John H. Hudson and Leona
X, Baltimore HID, lot, IS, $40 so.
ft
DR.. Joseph E. Quillen and Eliz.
to Dr.. Frederick c. CULLEN and
Marie, Baltimore HID, lots Az and
4S, blk. 1.
Frank E. HoltOn, Jr and Barbara
T. to Garland d. Saunders and
Helene A, Baltimore HID, 2/3 ac.
and 2400 So. it. with imp.
Bertha M. Street, decd, to Per
cell K. Street, Indian River HID,
94 acres and 13 acres by will
Eugene ID. Bookhammer and
Catherine to Rachael S. Cordrey,
John S. and Richard S. Cordrey
TIA John A. Cordrey and Co., In
dian River HID, lot No. 2.
James NJ Tunnell Jr. and Mil
dred, Robert w. Tunnel and
Eolyne K to Ira Nelson Adams
and Barbara E., Georgetown HID,
lot H., 100 200.
Florence " Barr decd. to Edan
F. Barr Calhoun, Georgetown HID,
all real estate by will.
Thomas B. Pepper, decd. to May
Wise Aiken, Georgetown Hd.. all
real estate, by will
Preston w. Elliott and Eleanor
X. to Reese Wilson Donaway and
Mary Ellen, Georgetown HID, lot
No s.
James M. Tunnell, Jr. and Mil
dred s., Robert w. Tunnel and
Eolyne X. to Elva NJ Headley and
Alice NJ, (daughter), GEORGETOWN
Hd., lot d.
Naomi Legates, decd. to John
Howard Legates and Thelma Le-
gates, Lewes and Rehoboth HID.
all real estate, by will.
Abrilla j. Newton, decd. to Flor
ence 0. Johnston and Robert Full
ton Johnston for life, Lewes and
Rehoboth HID, lots 4S and 40, blk.
10 and part of lot 20, 81 and 22,
blk. with imp, by will.
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-05
HIGH.LEVEL HELP

AKRON, Ohio (AP) = Selling
students on the Importance of
English grammar is not too diff
flcult when you get help from Vice
President Lyndon B. John SON.
novelist Pearl Buck, columnist
John Crosby and other such
notables
Mrs. Flo Rosenfeld, ninth grade
English teacher at Akron's Ros-
well Kent Junior High S h 90 |,
suggested that her students select
a famous person and write to him
asking how English benefits a
career.