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Evening star., 1962-04-27

The Perry Boswell Co.
Realtors WA. I-ijuu
CAROLE HIGHLANDS-Hyatts 4
bedrm.. .!i1-bath Contemporar
bi-level csntTally air cond. liz. m,
and rec. rm. with firepl, carpor'
y blks. elem school, mr.. trsnSp
81 ops. churchS. BY OWNERS -.
500. Az, Gil loan. HI 4-5A63
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AUdIII NUVIIIIIB DUWII
BRICK RAMBLER-3 bedrms. liv.
rm. din. area. lse kit. tile bath.
full bSmt.. iec. rm.. of street
parking, College Park. Buy FLA
or VA
LGE CAPE COD bedrms.. liv.
rm.. din. rm.. lge. kit. tile bath,
full bsmt., off street parkine
Buy FHA or assume Veterans
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SNYDER-PRESS, INC.
ST. 3-93l6 OIL. 6-51G7
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 6lS Elmira
st. s.e.-Modern brick home nr
express bus. schools and shopping
3 bedrms., liv. rm., sep. din. rm.
Ia baths. full bsmt., with tiled
floor' less tn, then appraised s!l I; price
fled purchaser. NEWCOMB-JONE
REALTY. INC, 10. 10000.
CONGRESS HTS bedrmS,, :
sumo loan. Open after , pm. daily
500 Mellon st. Sc. 10. :}-1551.
CT. NO MONEY DOWN-All-brk. 3.
bedrm. homes. . full baths. rec rms
MUSSELMAN REALTY, RE. TITO
WE NOW HAVE AVAILABLE TC
YOU z a m orous 8 rm. semi
detached brick, on Chesapeake st
nr. Southern ave. Rec. rm., powder
rm. first floor, etc. Assume q
loan (you don't have to be GI. !
Mr.. KITCHENS, ATLAS REALTY
CO., ST. 3-13GS.
WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY:
Semidet. in Ft. Dupont area
Mod. brick home, = bedrmS., rec
rm., alum. storm windows, from
and rear porches. gas heat. Other
approx. $50 mo. Call RA. 6-7034
6 ROOM BRICK complete apts.
sep. entr., full baths, this homt
is like new. Live in one, rem
other. Price very reasonable.
c. D. MURPHY, Realtor
LU. 4-6""7 LU. 4-225:
800 deposit will buy bedrm
lovely brk. home, owner will fl
nance. OIL. 6-5297.
$500 DOWN-Assume GI loan OF
very clean 2-bedrm. semidet
house with full bsmt., alum. storm
windows, hot air heat, fenced real
and front ydS.. nr. Texas ave. sc
Call RA. 6-1O34.
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BEDRMS.. . BATHS
Shannon & Luchs

ARLINGTON. S.-3-bedrm. brick
Colonial close in, Eood ne!ghbor-
hood. larse liv. rm. sep. din. rm.
equir. kitchen, bSmt' front and
rcs-. porches. detached ssrsEe
Good aSSump Sig.11U. TTNKLE
PROPERTIES, INC. IA 5-l@O1.
ARL.. s. 2!-bedrm. masonry Co.
lonial. enclosed porch, fenced
yard, completely redec.. fairly
priced al Sll.g50.
TINKLE PROPERTIES. INC.
JA. 6-l2U1
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
80. - : GEORGE COUNTY

About p Acre w/Home!
All brk.-Almost new 4" foot
rambler. sep. din. rm., 3 large
bcdrmS full walk out" bsmt.
wffinish rec. rm. Sl7,J0u full
price. FLA or Gil terms avail
HAGAN REALTY. INC. UN. 4-SJS:
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MONROE
ALEXANDRIA AREA
4lG TULANE DR..
WESTGROVE

4-bedrm. 2i2-bath, bi-level.
LovcIv lot, trees and patio
privacy. Central air condl-
tionins. wall-to-wall carpet
ing. Low forties. OWNER:
so. 5-T9i6
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY

CORAL HILLS AREA, u mi.
10 D. c. line-Lge. 4-beorm.
brick Cape Cod. > full baths.
din rm., garage. full bSmt.
Only $500 down FHA.
KENTLAND. 500 DOWN
incl. settlement cost, only
SSl per mo. pays every
thing for this lovely SEMI
Colonial. liv. m. din. Tm..
kit. bedrms. scr. back
porch. fun bsmt, washer and
dryer included.
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BRICK RAMBLER

Lovely corner lot, . baths. fireplace
in living rm., separate dining rm.
full bsmt. with rec. rm. Storm
coors and windows, gas INV h
Ewes. 5Sl- -22.35
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
OWNER TRANSFERRED

OWNER TRANSFERRED
Must sell 3-bedrm. brk, rambler
with full bsmt. on level fenced lot.
walk to schools and shopping
SlS,350 or assume 4lzfs loan.
don't delay. call 949-4434.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
PAINT BRANCH FARMS"-Lovely
cuspom-built center hall. 3-bed-
Im., 2-bath brick rambler, huge
liv. din. comb, delightful kit. >
car garsse, schools near. Acre
lot: under 30
TunNEnCnN m TTT ANN
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MICHIGAN PARK

NEAR TAFT JR. HIGH
Det. brick. mod. kit, taole-space
liy. rn., sep. din. rm., 3 bedrms.,
"a baths, fin. rec. rm. Immacu-
late
MURRAY LEVINE Ia. g-3l44
NOTHVNC nOWN-VFTFRA PANS
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RIVERDAIE RAMBLER
$1,000 FHA APPROVED

RlNERDALE-3-yr -old house; idea,
FOR small family or retired couple
large tcnced-in yard: storm win
COWS; rec. rm.: will take low
down pymt. to responsible person
6tl@ 4gth 81. Key next door.
Phone OWNER. 30l. 7S.-5lSI.
Evening star., 1962-04-27

Bv owner. Large rambler in truly
immaculate cond. For discriminat-
ing buyer. PICTURESQUE lot with
Ice. level area for family OUT or
/ living. 1 bedrms., den, 3 baths.
| jalousied porch, ground level
/ bsmt with beaut rec. room Car
/ peting and drapes. 2-car garase
/ with auto. door opener. Mid 4OS.
OF, 4-onS-
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TEMPLE HILLS
NICELY BUILT HOMES .
VACANT-DECORATED
DFTACHED-0 ApTS
1895 DOWN

First floor. front porch, sep en-
2nd floor. sep. entrance 1 room s,
xii ano bath. with full bsmt .
tuto. heat. exec. tralsD. Just
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NdIIIIuo INtdIIy, NH. U-O1I1
WASHINGTON SANITARIUT AREA
BUY FOR PROFIT
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
ARSnLIIELY PERFECI

CONDITION
! BFDRNS. " BATHS. FULL
BSMT.. REC. RM., AIR COND..
NEW ELECTRIC KIT. HI-FI
AND INTERCOM SYSTEM. GAR.
PATIO. FENCED YD. ONLY Sl6.-
$50 CALL
CREST REALTY III. a-ie2c
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS NRL AREA - owner
must sell All brick rambler, ctr
hall. llxl3 kit. I0xl3 sep. din
Tm-, g lge. bed:ms. . baths.
fireplaees. fully tiled bsmt.. fenced
I'd. 49, GI loan. COME SEE
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M. H. BARRY ORG.
REALTORS Kl 3-3630

ALEXANDRIA, in ultraconvenient
Brookville 3-bedrm split level
with many extras Priced for
Cu.cE sale b. owner. NJ A J o r
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ANNANDALE

HU. .Hill
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ALEXANDRIA, SOUTH

Handsome 2-year-old with river
N."N, minutes trcm downtown.
dining room. and kitchen with
breakfast area. -Four nice bed
rooms. @I9 baths, and a screened
porch for outdoor comfort A.
farhpd paragp
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lOHS SlNCE lHt
5000 CONN AVE

BETHESDA-only SI,700 down and
S145 per mo. pays all for thi.
lovely brk. rambler. newly dec
On on.pr large lot; LILY Nv. Ia rm with frspi
water heat. Only $50, 500. SAM.
UEL E. BOGLEY OF MD, INC.
OIL. 6-7s00 til 8.
BETHESDA, PARKWoOD-Immac,
large wooded fenced lot. rec. m rm
S10,25O. NATIONAL CAPITAL
REAL ESTATE CORP. REAL.
TORS. OIL. 4-S333 til Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-01

2 little CYSTEX tablets with a little
water. CYSTEX IL not q laxative but
me ingredients 90 right along with
canals with pain relieving and germ
combating action Tin acid elimina-
toni. This usually brings quick help
for that tired, nervous feeling, back
ache, loss Of sleep. headaches, and
other devitalizing secondary symp-
toms to mild bladder irritations. Get
CYSTEX from your druggist today
cheer up and peFk up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-01

WOMEN ALWAYS BRIsTLE when some
man cracks, lady driver = whaddya ex-
pect?" The girls are quick to point out
that they have fewer accidents than men.
But they have been subjected to tired
jokes, snide remarks and sometimes
funny cartoons Qikc those below ever
since the FIRST female took grip on the
tiller Of hOrseless carriage. Do they
deserve it? Read on ladies', for the
unhappy answer.
Mostly, mind yen, ! like the way
women drive:
They don't zip around in city traffic
leaving mangled taxicabs in their wakes.
They don't try to pass every car on
the road in the country.
Young girls don't roar around in
hOpped-up junkers like some Of their
crazier brothers. GOr which reason girls
parents don't have to pay higher insur-
ance premiums, as boys parents do.)
DHa are women resIly safer or even
as safe drivers as men? I've tried to find
out. And I'm afraid some Of my findings,
ladies, may make you sad.
First let's look at the latest figures
$3.50 for accidents per lOO, 600 drivers,
male and female, compiled and analysed
by the National Safety Council:
1900 male drivers soeye involved in JGial
accidents - 81 Ous Of every 100000.
5000 female drivers sUeve involved in fool
accidents - only % oss d every 100, 900.
Now look at the count ON al acct
dents = both fatal and non-fatal:
l5,OOO, 900 male drivers had accidents -
246 Oast Of every 1000.
$500, 900 female drivers hod accidents
on!y l35 out Of every 1000.
Lazy, n you're feeling smug, read on.
The report also states:
Related 20 the snssser Of drivers Of
each seq, males hsve q sharply higher
(oocident) Involvement rate dian females,
III m II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-01
Takes burn
out of feet III
instantly VA
IN

with the very firss touch o. frosty white
1ess.Aaint. whats more. this greaseless,
msdleated cream with soothing lanolin con-
cool. happy. tlrslessl WondsTfal. too Tor soft
ening. singing corns and eallouses. Fcr
new experianee In foot-comfort, get
lee Mint today. At druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-01

THOUSANDS OF men
and women are now
discovering q quick,
easy way to combat
many such common
aches, pains and dis
comforts by taking Q
CYSTEX internal
bath for a few days.
All yOu do il to take
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-01
This Weeks automobile Editor

country in our own time, Denise Nc
Cluggage is but one Of the feminine
drivers who have made fine showing
against crack male drivers.
. The first long trip made in an auto
mobile was accomplished by a woman,
the wife Of automobile pioneer Karl
Benz. Benz had never driven very far
in his cranky motorized brain child, but
at S am. one morning in 1888, while
Karl was still abed, Frau Benz tucked
her two older boys, aged IA and Is, into
Papa's motor car, and with the older boy
at the tiller set out from Mannheim to
Horzheim, a distance of about so miles.
On the hills they all had to get out and
push. But they made it. The worlds
FIRST auto tourist was middle-aged Ger
man hausfrau.
Nat and bolt news
Ever had your car stuck in deep mud
or snow and wished for something that
could lift you straight up and out of the
stuff? Your wish has been granted -
almost.
Vickers-Armstrong in England have
experimentally fitted Ground Effect"
device - one Of those machines which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-01

many miles as women. So, if we multi
ply wOmen's accidents by three to adjust
them to the mems figure, the women's
rate comes to 405 accidents to the mems
246! Sorry, girls.
Bat here's SEINE e0RsOlatiOas
There have always been women who
were better high-speed drivers than most
men.
There was the great French driver,
Mime. du Cast, who drove De Dietrich
in the heavy car class in the legendary
Paris-Madrid race of 1903. The race was
ended at Bordeaux - not Madrid be.
cause Of the carnage en- route. But Mime.
du Cast was one Of the 6nishers in her
class - in which So cars driven by men
either crashed or broke down.
. In the l92O's the famed Czech woman
driver, Mime. Junek, drove Grand Prix
Bugattis to many victories. In the 1905
British women broke records in racing
cars: Cwenda Stewart, Mrs. T. E. Wis
dom, Kay Petre and others. In this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-01
Bv RALPH STEIN

How com e?
Well, the Council
estimates that men
drive three times as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-28
NO MONEY DOWN

You pay no money down when you buy
Kenmore and .Coidsp"t appliances on
Sears Easy Payment Plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-28

Store Hours: Mondays,
Thursdays and Fridays, 10
TO 9; Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, 10 to 6. Free
Parking!
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
Spring Garden Mart
At Camden Church

The 3rd annual Spring Garden
Mart, sponsored by st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Camden, will be
held on Saturday, May IL, from
10 am. to 5 pm. in the Parish
House.
Special features will be ANIMALS,
greenhouse grown perennial
bulbs, house plants, and the
necessary complement : gar n
toosli
Homemade soup will also be on
sale. Take home quart or two
of delicious soup perfect lunch
for the busy gardener.
An additional attraction h S
year will be a Flower Arranging
Contest. Entries must be in by IL
am. The flowers may be arranged
at home or in the parish house.
First, second and third prizes will
be awarded. Judges will be Mrs.
Edgar Buchanan, Mrs. Walter Holt
and Mrs. George Meuse.
General chairmen of the Garden
Mart are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Redden.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
Joyce Parker Wins
Miss Milton Crown

Miss Joyce Parker is Miss Mil
ton 1862. She is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Parker and
a senior at the Milton High Schools
Miss Parker will represent Mil
ton in the Miss Delmarva Pageant,
which will be held during the
Delmarva Chicken Festival j N
Harrington, in June.
Miss Sharon Scott, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott, is Little
Miss Milton, and will compete for
the Little Miss DelmUva, in June.
Mrs. Carolyn Bryan, Miss Mill
ton of 1861, crowned the new Miss
Milton. and Rhonda Maria Couch,
Little Miss Milton 1861, crowned
her local successor
Miss Martha Jane Donovan was
the first runner-up in the senior
contest. Second runner up wa S
Sherry Johnson.
The runners-up i'm the junior
contest were Debbie Green, an
April Ackerley.
Many beautiful gifts and gift
certificates were awarded to the
(continued on page threel
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
Rural Mail Box
Improvement Week

The week of May 81 26 has
been designated by The Post Of
flee Department as Rural Mail
Box improvement Week, and Post
master Joseph Pearce and the
Milford Rural Carriers are making
an all-out effort to have all rural
mail boxes in the area in first
class condition by that time. Post
master Pearce has been planning
for the program with postmaster
w. Howard Carey of Milton, who
is this years chairman of the
State committee
The program is to encourage
patrons to provide suitable mail
receptacles erected and maintain
ed for easy and safe accessibility,
and affording protection to til e
mail
The Milton postmaster has en-
listed the help of every post
master and rural carrier in the
Continued on page ten)
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
Episcopal Ladies To
Hold Spring Meet

The Episcopal Church women of
the Diocese of Delaware will hold
their spring meeting May II, 1862
at Christ Church, Greenville, Del.
The program will begin with cele-
bration of Holy Communion at 10
am. The installation of new Of
ficers follows the service. t e
offering will be for the benefit of
The Episcopal Radio-T. V. Founda-
ton.
The business session will follow
at II 90. At this time the Parishes
of the Diocese will make their
MAY PLEDGE. This pledge is
made each year for special
project. This year the recipient
will be the Episcopal Church Cen
ter, New York City.
Mrs. Caroline Rackstraw, Ex-
ecutive Director Episcopal Radio
t. v. Foundation will present a
Track 13 one, film of a series be-
ing p repaired by the Episcopal
Radio F oundation based on the
theme "One Reach One"
Luncheon will be served in the
Parish House following the morn
ing program. The meeting will be
adjourned after the luncheon.
Mrs. Eldridge Y. Prettyman of
Milford, Del, president of the
Episcopal Churchwomen, will pre-
side
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
Ocean Downs VIII
Open Friday, July 6

Ocean Downs Raceway will open
its 14th season of harness racing
in the Maryland Circuit here Fri
day, July 6, following Laurel
(Md.) Raceway, officials an
nounced this week.
Another outstanding meeting is
anticipated. featuring the popular
Del-Mar-Va stakes for 3 and g.
year-old trotters and PAGERS. This
series of stakes is catered to colts
and fillies owned or bred in the
four states of Maryland. Delaware,
Virginia and North Carolina
There were more 2-year-olds
paid up May l than ever before
and the 2-year-old pace purse will
have an estimated value of $1,000,
highest in the history of the
stakes.
Adora's Dream, Herschel Gull
lens undefeated 2-year-old. PAGER
of 1861, headlines the impressive
group of eligibles in the 3-year-
old division. Adora's Dream re-
Gently trained in 2:02 at Roose-
velt Raceway and promptly there
after a $4,000 supplementary en-
try fee was posted so that the
Continued on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
Continued on page six)
Governor Endorses
Highway Week

In endorsing the observance of
the week of May 20 through 26,
as Delaware Highway Week, and
of Monday, May 81, as Delaware
Highway Day, Governor Elbert N.
Carvel has urged all Delawareans
ito avail themselves of the OPP
portunities provided during Della
ware Highway Week to become
acquainted with their states ac-
cQmplishments in the field of
Highway construction, usuage and
maintenance, and with the people
responsible for this progress.
In statement issued at Dover
this week, the chief ex ecu ii v e
pointed out that ''the building and
maintaining of adequate highways
is an important function of govern
ment' and advised that "it is most
desirable that the public be kept
fully informed of their states
future objectives in this important
field"
The statewide observance of
Highway Week is under the joint
continued on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
New Milford
Post Office
Opens May IA
Dedication of New Struc-
ture, However, Will Be
Held On June 2 In The
Afternoon.

The new Milford Post Office
Building on the corner of Causey
and Maple Avenues will be opened
for business Monday morning,
May 14th. Postmaster Joseph j.
Pearce, Jr. announced that the
building contractor will have COM
pleted work on the building and
all postal services will have been
transferred to the new location in
time for the opening of business
on Monday morning.
The handsome modern air-con-
ditioned structure will provid G
vastly improved postal facilities
for the Milford community. Trans
fer of equipment from the old
building on Walnut St. was begun
Wednesday, May 9th, and the old
Post Office, completed in 1910
will be used in that capacity for
the last time on Saturday, May H.
The Milford public will have an
opportunity to inspect all of the
many improved features of the
new building at the dedication
ceremony and open house on June
End.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
Anne Milbury
Is AW ded
A Fulbright
Grant Will Permit Her
To Study For A Year
At The University Of
Vienna.

Miss Anne Milbury, daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. F. Douglas
Milbury, Milford, Delaware, wa s
recently awarded Fulbright
grant for one year of graduate
study of German language and
thterature at the University o
Vienna, Vienna, Austria.
Rev. Milbury is pastor of Cal
vary Methodist Church, Milford,
and president-elect of the Milford
Rotary Club.
Anne, a senior at the University
of Delaware, has majored in Ger
man with minors Il French,
biology and education. Active in
many organizations, she is a MEM
ber of German Club, Aquatic Club,
Cosmopolitan Club, and n e r
national Relations Club.
This year, she was elected to
Phi Kappa Phi, an honorary
society.
After summer work at a camp
near Seattle; Washington, M S
Milbury will sail on the S. S.
Constitution on September 9Th,
for Europe.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
Lincoln Class Is
Planning Auction

The Glass of Promise of Lin
coin Methodist Church will hold
an Auction, Bake and Rummage
Sale at Lincoln and 113 Cross
roads (opposite FitzgeraId's Auto
Salvage) on Saturday, May IL,
1862, at 10 am. (rain date May
26).
New and used items will be
auctioned including cars, far m
machinery, furniture, appliances,
antiques and dishes, etc.
Two truckloads of good Il S e
clothing will be on sale at reason
able prices.
Sandwiches and luncheon plat
ters' will be served.
Homemade baked goods and
home canned goods will be on
sale also potato salad and baked
beans by the pint or quart
Fancy work will be on sale :
also flowers for Mothers Day.
Proceeds will go to the Lincoln
Methodist Church Building Fund.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
Rev. Jack Dyer
Will Address
Alumni Group
Rector Of Christ Church
Will Speak At Annual
Banquet At Lakeview
Cafeteria On June 2.

Members of the 1862 graduating
GLASS and the alumni of Milford
High School will have t h e
pleasure of having the r ev. E..
John Dyer as guest speaker at the
annral banquet. He came to Christ
Episcopal Church, Milford, fr o m
the Cathedral Church of st. John
in Wilmington, where he served
as assistant to the Dean.
He graduated from Sanford
Preparatory School. Hockessin, in
1916, and received his bachelor of
arts degree from the University of
Delaware in 1852 delayed by mill
tary service 1946-48). His master
of science degrees in educational
administration was granted in
June, 1854, by the university and
his bachelor of divinity degree
from Virginia Theological Semi
nary in June, 1857. He expects to
complete his requirements for his
doctorate of philosophy at Temple
University in 1868.
While in the army in Germany,
he worked in the German Youth
Activities program. He has had
teaching and coaching experience
at Sanford Preparatory School
and in Wilmington Public Schools.
He is President of the Milford
eMinisterium and a Trustee of the
Milford Historical Society. He
married Joyce Lane, a talented
sopranos from Wilmington,
has three daughters.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
Armed Forces Day
Saturday, May 19

Saturday. May 10, 1862, is Arm
ed Forces Day. Dovsy Air Force
Base, Dover, Delaware, wilo have
open house to the general public
from 900 am. to 400 pm.
Armed Forces Day was es-
tablished in 1850 by the Secretary
of Defense, with Presidendial ap-
proval. 1t was designated to re-
place the separate observances
previously held by the different
services.
There will be many exhibits on
display in the "Black Hangar"
They include planes such as c.
11S. CHA, C-133 Tand vooDoO F.
101 Jet Fighter aircraft The Stra-
tegic Air Command will have
Tanker planes on display, the KC
81.
The U. S. Navy Recruiter for
Kent Counts Delaware will be on
hand to answer questions of pro-
spective applicants and (or) their
parents.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
State Travel Bureau
Held Interesting
Meeting In Milford
Group Will Ask Governor
Carvel To Consider the
Tourist Attractions Of
The Fort Miles Reser-
vatiOn.

n Members of the Delaware Travel
Council will ask Gov. Ebert N
Garvel to first consider the recre-
ational and resort possibilities OF
the portion of the Fort Miles
military reservations to be re-
turned to the state.
Meeting in Milford recently, the
group expressed opposition to
turning the area at Lewes over to
any agency until the possibility OF
this potential is fully explored.
In other action the Travel CoHn-
Gil passed two resolutions.
One was to support bill in
troduced by u. S. Rep. Harris B.
Mcdowell, Jr., calling for a special
commerative stamp in observance
of the 175th anniversary of Della
wares ratification of the u. S.
Constitution. THIS action, taken
In Dover on Dec. 7th. 1887, made
Delaware "the First State" in the
Union.)
The other called for the State
Highway Dept. to carry out as
soon as possible, the decision to
add the words, "The First State,
to all Delaware motor vehicle Ii
cense plates. The resolution prais-
ed the General Assembly for pass
ing and Gov. Carvel for signing
the bill.
There was considerable dis
cussion toward helping gui d c
vacationists toward beach areas
now we'll on their way to re-
covery after the devastating
storm of early March.
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