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Evening star., 1962-10-04
cEss EsESTGS !. sELGGiNSES, GGi NSESs' Att:rn., H.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate. Court.--No. 106,S26,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, of the
state Of MASSACHUSETTS,, has OBJ:
tanned. from the Probate Court OF
the District Of Columbia, Letters
ot Administration, on the estate
of ERNEST HALL1GAN, late OF
the District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
ssSSuchers0 sS thereof. re legally va" sathsn. en-.
ticated, to the subscriber, on or
before the 2nd day. Of April. AID.
1858; otherwise they may by Law
Be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Given under my hand
this End day of October, 1862.
ETHEL r, HALLIGAN.. B75 Cherry
Street, Fail River, MASSACHUSETTS.
Seal Attest: ARTHUR p. SMITH,
Deputy Register ofSWills for the
District of Columbia, CLERK OF the
probate Court. : oe4.11,1S
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Ohm G.. POOLE, Attorney
1889 Eye Street NV.
vuaska--A. n n

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold
Ing Probate Court.--No. 106,S23,
Administration.-This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscribers. OF
the State Of Maryland have OBJ
tained from the Probate Court Of
the District OF Columbia. Letters
MARdARET VIOLET iHRfE RAT
cLlFFE, also known as MAR
as MARGARET v. RATcLiFFE,
late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated, to the sub
seribers, on or before the LIST day
Of April, A,D., 1863: otherwise
they may By law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given
under our hands this LIST day OF
October. 1852, BERNARD r.
THRIg. 1901 Laguna Road, Adei-
phi, Maryland: MARY v. sCH1L-
LEK,. 8I05 18th. Place. Adelphi.
MaHyland. (Seai.l Attest: AR
THUR ?. SMITH. Deputy REGISTER
Of Wills for the District OF Co
mnihia, Clerk Of the Probate Court,
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CLERK-TYPIST, for service depart
snt 1872 III b; rSrTh & Erhsd osSoRPPsT sS sSPsTT.
NITY EMPLOYER. Call Re. g.
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BOOKKEEPER
FULL CHARGE

To take charge Of Indus
trial Company office for
one Of Northern Virginia'S
LArgest Producers. Pleasant
suburban Air-Conditioned of
flee. Applicants should be
experienced in handing full
set Of books through trial
balance. Ability to work with
and supervise other person.
mel necessary. Assume re-
sponsibiIity for checking
credit and working to-
gether with management.
Familiarity with eonstHue-
tion work desirable but not
essential. Salary open for
right person. Good perma-
nent Job with bright future
for qualified, experienced ap-
plicant. call CHANTILLY
CRUSHED STONE. INC. for
confidential interview ap-
pointment. Telephone 471-
4461 after 7:30 am. Mon.
day through Sat.
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WfLLIAM n. GRADY. A!torney.
$40 Eighteenth st. NV,
Washington g. ID. C.
IE4tlssss ysegtsT,Ss.s;rr her 1si ,,,!es 1852. !

tFiled September 1S. l96z.
HARRY M. HULL. ClerkD
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. =
IN Re: Application Of RICKY
ALAN ROSENTHAL. by his moth
er. ELAINE WILLIAMS. for
Change of, Name,-Civil Action
ton, Change OF Name:--RICKY
ALAN ROsENTHAL. by. his moth
er. ELAINE WILLIAMS, haVinG
filed a complaint for q judgment
ALAN WILLIAMS. and having ap-
Piled to the Court for an order
Of publication Of the notice re-
qujred BY law In such eases. 1t is.
W the Court. this 18th day. OF
Sll persons concerned show cause.
II any there be, on or before the
Goth day Of October, 1882, why
should not be sranted; PROVIDED.
That - COPY Of this order be
published once q week for three
consecutive weeks before said day
IN The Evening Star and the
Washington Law Reporter. Isl
JOHN J. SIRICA. Judge. fSeal }
A True Copy. Test: HARRY M.
DAVIS. Deputy Clerk. se2O,27-oc. 4
- PRESTON q. KING, Jr.,
EDGAR r. RELLINGER, AttOrneys
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NELP MEN
taE11s S 70 :ss:':Hs:f az :I..s, ssrl a,s az g.

PAINTER, axp0Tisnee1 lat class
ssassl s-ssslo' zc After az s.n. sis.d' N0I-, 'A.
fAMTERs te work in vav wy,t
). SRopiE, PL. S.sSS2.
FAINTERs, exPerisneed onIy.
1920 Wisconsin ave. NV.
a,sTEES; Ar ,'t SO slsS' AN Sl' 4. APDIy s
fAINTEag: int, apd R ext, ;:..,.. s.Ps,ri- Ps,ri
ss.s sna io hsT: cr. srssssiiDs ssiDossss. Ssa between
fAiNTER's HELPERS, experience
not necessary. Out Shirley hwy =
right on Seminary. rd,, left on
Beauresard, then left on sanga 70
project. .--...--
FAINTERs-10 experienced brush
painters. 10 yrs exp. requires,
good pay, BILL YouMANs. oe4-
fKINTEk for maintenanee work in
apt. project. Must ee 1st-siass
naeehanie, sober; .,. With IIs,s excellent n
person MendSy through Friday.
h-S. De not phone. LONG BRANCH
APIS, Sf1S Piney Branch rd.,
Silver Spring. Nd.
PAINTERS, can Or see OSCAR N.
SKLAR. INC, bS04 GA. ave. NV.
RA. 3-fl60 bet. 8 and 8 pm.
PAINTRRS' HELPERS, exper. not
necessary, Report out 8. Capitol
st., left on Southern ave-. right
on oskcrest DR.. to end OF road
and project.
PAINTERS, first class, report ready
for work q am. 40n7 l4th st. NV.
PAINTERS : Combination paper
hanger and painters. Call OIL
PAINTERslOnly experienced me:
apply. Work In Northern Va. Tor
PAPER HANGERS, first class. Ay-
ply BALTIMORE RENOVATINC
CO., 1923 18th ~. NV.
TART TIME
hours per evening, pleasant work,
no canvassing, $50 per week sal
ary, car nee, neat appearance,
Ase over 10. Call 772-7340 now.
fART.TTME MAN with car, for eve
SON, s1s-5776.
PART TIME EvENINGs-Must Be
IS years or older. Snack bar and
ushers. Apply to MANAGER.
QUEENS CHAPEL DRIVEN THE
ATER, Hamilton st. and Ager road,
West HyattSville, Nd, bet. 9 and
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NELP MEN
NANAGEMENT TRAfNEEs

-
Career opportunity for intelligent
and responsible married men Of
good character between 25.4Q
with growing drive-in chain. Good
sal. while training, free hoepital-
ization, major medical. life tnsur-
ance, paid vacation. profit shAr-
ing. Splendid chance for "a.
Vaneennent. Send resume 70 oOle
Duke St., Alexandria. We.
MANAGER
Insured Federal savings and loan
assn, capable Of assuming full
responsibility for lendins and say
ings functions. Exper. eandidAte
can grow with new Institution IN
Spectacular Pr. Geo. County loea-
tion. Send full details, 1907 Hem
lock at, Bethesda, Ma, immedi-
ately. Our employet are aware
Of this ad.
MANAGEMENT TRANEK
Some college, and some .exper. In
credit and finance, inside work,
S350-alOO, GREENS EMPL., 73s
10Th st. NV. DI. 7-s4S6.
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THE EVENING STAR
22S VIRGINIA AVE. Sc.
REAL ESTATE
CAI.ESMEN

4tI9GA4 LIN 4 "A ~
statesmen
Active, top-ranking real es-
tate office, offers full CO.
operation to serious sales
man. Call Mr.. Martin for
interview.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC
1417 K st. NV. Ma. $4,000
REsEARCH ASST, bkerd. chem
physics, math. aptitude S75I
ATLAS AGCY. 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
RETAIL sALESMAN--Arts supply
store. Excel. opportunity for guAli-
fled person. Young man 20-30,
bondable. ARTS A. CRAFTS, $500
Baltimore ave. COLLEGE Park.
REUPHOLsTERER, experienced.
Good salary, time and . half for
overtime. Call co. 5-1052. HOFF-
MANN UPHoLsTERERs.
GOLDMAN = Construction firm
needs good man for Sc. area.
561-4060
ROOM CLERK, for small de luxe
hotel. Good opportunity for expert
enced man. See assistant mgr,
1910 wisconsin ave. NV.
ROOM CLERK for large midtown
hotel. This position offers good
opportunity for experienced man.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE,
AMBASSADOR HOTEL. 14O1 EYE
st. NV.
ROOFER'S HELPER-Apply In per-
son, FARRON BROS, S14 10th
st. ne.
ROOF1NG ESTIMATOR. must be
SaSSnci Sonas. oci'BRIESHS RooF1Nd Co.
615 18th st. ne, Ii. 7-3006.
ROUTE SALESMAN. for established
laundry and dry cleaning route.
No experience Necessary. Earn
while you learn, Company paid
vacation and sick leave. Excellent
working conditions. Apply Mr..
s9Npsy ElNrsnss. ifG 1si S2tS g + q stTEEEINo nI
ROUTE SALES opening for mar
ried man with car. II qualified
will start at s125 wk. No sales
SEHsY eEHss 3isssssssz ssssssSz d.5.. WI. Ms 3.
1851 ewes.
SANDWICH AND DELICATEssEN
MAN MsEARNys a 4ggalTf 4ngagalTfchrIssssNl in sssEspn' A4852
Eastern ave.
SALES~lNSUk pIcLeI men Hl-
ready nS esnSsH So; 70 .anais.r ss are tran.e anG e
csii LA. s-lsso.
SALESMAN, sxper. In residential
round position, for 60-yr. .-old
firm. Leads furn. Training also
given In air-eond. sales Many
paid company benefits. JOHN @.
WEBSTER, 627 p st. NV.
SALES TRAINEE, also service
trsines with knoElsdge Of offset
/ CHILD CAMERA q INSTRUMENT
i CO., 1892 22nd st. NV.
1. SALESMAN
For mems clothing store. Exper
preferred. Salary and comm. Ap.
ply WEBSTER CLOTHES. wheaton
Plaza Shopping Center.
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ATLAS AGENCY
1920 Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
ACCOUNTING STUDENT. part time,
Va. resident. Young man, 1S TO
90, to work in savings ana loan
association on a part-time basis
a. eeller-trainee. Prefer college
accounting student lookinS Ter
career oRAsrtunity. Excellent op-
rortunity for young man 20 grew
with organization. Can 4b1-21O0
fer appointment.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN with car
20 help me with sales. $3.50 mo.
piuS. kfR. EDSAIL, UN. 4-6601.
An OPPORTUNITY for e. YOUNG
NAN interested in retail selling
te learn the mems wear business.
Attractive modern store In doWn'
town area. Call 62S-3291.
APPLIANCE MECHANIC = Service
on home appliances and window
Air condsa sxper. preferred but
will consider man with mech. and
Olec. ability. DAuBERS, 24bs
18th st. NV, after 10 Am.
APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN
washers and dryers. Experieneed.
AP. 7-fS00.
[V7Ta 80 - 0FA RmA
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HELP MEN

CARPENTERS, report with tools TO
ave-, ave- Silver spfins. Ma.
CERTIFIED STRUCTURAL WELD.
ERs with papers. top-duality
steel erectors. Good pay. JE.
4-2121.
CHAUFFEuR : Gardener Housernan.
Va. Area, Recent refs. Should have
cwn trensp. BOX 15s-E. star.
CLERK, COUNTER, elsc appliance
2459 18th street NV. after 10
CLERKS-PART TINE. 6-l1 pm.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye NV.
CLERKS, Northern Va, openinss
incl; credit office and bookkeeping
fits, raises. i to $500, POTOMAC
EMPL., 2334 Wilson blvd, ia. s.
1000. 104 E. Broad st. JE. 2-7272.
CLERK K-TYPIST, for service depart
nient, 1925, h. s. grad. No exper.
necessary. AN EQUAL OPPORTu-
NIFTY EMPLOYER, Call FE. g.
1858 for interview.
COLLECTION MANAGER, Wit b
some direct sales background.
Must have car. Salary open. Ap-
ply Suite 410, 724 9th st. nv.
COLLECTOR, telephone, full time.
some experience required, Mr..
GRAY, ia. 4-S600.
COMBINATION BODY AND PAINT
MAN-60-5O. Must have own
hand tools and be sober. 4644
Baltimore ave. CARL'S AUTO
REPAIR, WA. 7-1125 or WA.
S-701S.
CONSTRUCTION FIELD OFFICE
Man, able to type, and DO general
office work. Sc. area. SOL -4O6O.
CONTROLLER, CPA.-Must have at
least 10 yrs. expef. in general
business and be able to assume
full charge OF office and sub
for top-notch man with we'll
known building and property man.
agement company. Salary open.
All replies confidential. Send COM
plete resume TO Box l9-E, Star.
COOK-lst cook and seafood cook,
experienced only. Apply In per-
son. References. 200 E st. s.w.
COUNTIES. .GRILLMAN. experienced
only. Excel. salary. Apply EMPIRE
PHARMACY, 1898 Conn. ave. NV.
CUTTING MACHINE OPERATOR,
only experienced need apply. Mod
ern air-conditioned shop. Com
pany benefits. Will consider two
thirders. 40-hour week. Call MR..
HOPPER between Q and $50 pm.
625-1900.
DEALER CREDIT MAN
At least two years experience on
desk. Collese background preferred
Excellent opportunity In the bank
ing field. Send resume to Box 4S3-
3. Star.
DELIVERY MAN for eleetronicS
firm, high school eraduate, D. e.
permit. Must know city. Apply
1906 Penna. ave. Sc.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN
Bridge man. experienced assistant
for Bridge Dept. Perm. position.
suLLIVAN LABORATORIES. 1880
18th at. NV. FE. S-551h.
DISHWAsHER, permanent position
for dependable man w/eood ref
erences. Modern equipment, 5
THE fiH: raRFHx aE; AeosSAI AessSS gfIsonSs1 1851
Gallows rd., Fails Church, JE. A.
$500.
DIsPATCHER. 4 pm: to / am.
Must know Rockville. area. Be
bonded. Pd. vac. excel. pay. Ap-
ply in person. HICKMAN CAB
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CHAUFFEUR Gardener Houseman,
Va. Area. Recent refs. Should nave
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cAEFEET55EggS,. ysBort7 7sas si;A tscls s!.,ts e
ave, Silver sprinE. Nd.
CERTIFIED STRUCTURAL WELD.
| ERs with papers, top-duality
steel ereetors. Good pa5. JE
Evening star., 1962-10-04

CLEHkI COUNTER, eIec, AppNhnce
parts and repairs. bAUBER's,
2459 18th street NV, after 10
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HELP MEN
tcoNrINuED)
Architectural
Craftsman
international varied work,
large program. Minimum 2
years experience. Reply
with references, to
BOX 2O6-E, STAR

ARTIST, COMML, $4,000
ATLAS AGcY. 1920 n. Y. Ave. NV.
ASBESTOS SIDING MEN. expert
enced Cali Mr.. MCDONALD. Ju.
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COMBINATION BODY AND PAINT
hand tools and be sober. 4644
Baltimore ave. CARL's AUTO
REPAIR, WA. 7-1125 or WA.
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bUIEh-MANAOb8
WELL ESTABLISHED TOP
NORTH CAROLINA FIRM

CARPENTER HELPERs, EXP. only
Long term Job. Report TO 920o
New Hampshire ave. Adelphi, Nd
CARRENTERS-Jack Of all trades,
year-round remodeling work. must
have transportation. top pay
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Active. ton-ranking real es-
tate office, offers full CO.
operation to serious sales
man. Call Mr.. Martin for
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COLLECTOR, telephone. full time,
some experience required, MR..
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ASPHALT FOREMAN. Experienced
only. permanent position with es-
tablished firm. Transportation fur
nished. State required salary, Box
OkQ.F GtaF
Evening star., 1962-05-06

ll,2o-Mohonsy Political -
ll;25-AAoVia: "AASn Of
Sherwood FoFosr' -
AN. ThuFsdoy
6:3o-hVmon DSvslopmenf -
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l0:0o-P o-PTvd0nes Penny 1850 II
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AM.

Am. Sund0V
o;30-Comp0ss ----------1 -
7s0o-Faiih for Today -
7,30-Ihis 10 tho Life ----- -
e;OO-looFnins 10 Reed ---- u
boomioWn --------- -
$50 Gospel FuVoFitss ---- ~
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9;l5-SoeFed Heart z
S,30-Duvy and Goliofh - z
Frontiers Of Faith -- ~
e;45-BFisish colondor - z
lo;0o-lomp Unto Ny Feet - z
Captain EoSs ----- "
Hoo -ComeVo Three --- z
lnieFnotionol Zone - -
ll;30-AdleT Invites - - -
P.M. Sundoy
1900 Championship Bridge z
Movie; Union Poeifie" II
Eyewitness News ---- -
l2:30-kaVsFick --------l -
l:0o-Movis, Johnny Little
ond the Gionf' -- z
l,3o-NoVis, mo Mons
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2;l5-MoVis; "ln Society" z
2;30-PLAY or The WEEK,
Legend Of Lovers" ~
3,45-conie OpoFo PFsVisw z
4:00-St. Michosl's ond All
Angels Church .- z
4:30-conSrossioncl
CondidofOs Forum ~
5:0o-Wids World Of Sports -
6;30-Tssns and Tens -
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Movie: ''ioUF Before
The Dawn" II
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Miss Rhsa and Sunshine "
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l0;55- CF00issi heodlines Of
the Century -
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400 Buddy Dsans Show --- -
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6;00-Bssi Of GEoUeho ---- z
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ll.25-Boh Jones' Duybook II
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IS The sundy St T Magazine Washington D. c. Moy g. 1862
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-12
Heart Fund Meeting
At Dover Jan. 18th
Continued from page one)

Because of his knowledge and
experience in this disease of the
circulatOry system, Dr.. Gold
schmidt was chosen to serve as
Chairman of an all-day discussion
of this problem at the recent
American Heart Association meet
ing in Miami, Florida.
Following the discussion of the
stroke problem, there will be a
meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Association, where one of
the top subjects to be discussed
will be the plans for the forth
coming February Heart Fund
Drive to raise the vitality needed
monies to expand the organizations
part in the fight against all of the
heart and circulatOry diseases.
Through Research, to find the
causes, cures, preventativeS, bet
ter treatment techniques and i'm
proved diagnOstic procedures; by
Education to inform the people of
the latest advances from the re-
search scientists; through Service,
to provide the best possible care
for the people of Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-12
MAGNOLIA
Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone: DE-o-5iS5

Cadet Locke flew from the Wilm-
ington airport on Thursday for
Bamberg, South Carolina to re-
sumo his classes at the Carlisle
Military Academy after spending
the holiday season with his par
ents, Dr. and Mrs A. H. Locke,
and Patty.
Mr. and Mrs. UIe Kenton and
daughters, Patricia and Denise, ac-
companied by Mrs. Florence Ken
ton and Mrs Elizabeth Stephens,
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper Quick, in Houston, on. Sun.
Mr.. ROnnie Reed left on Jan 4,
by plane, for Fort Jackson, South
Carolina for his six months of ac-
tive service. Two months of this
period will be spent in basic train
ing at Fort Jackson.
The classes being conducted by
the Rev. Hood on MethOdism on
Sunday evenings were resumed on
Sunday evening, after having been
discontinued for the past three
weeks, due to the holidays. These
are interesting and informative
sessions on the origin and beliefs
of methodists, and everyone in
terested is welcome
At the January meeting of the
WOmen's Society plans were dis
.cussed on a covered dish luncheon.
This will be held in the Fellowship
Hall, and the possible date is Sat
urday evening February End How
ever, there will be more on this
after plans are more complete.
The name, Ross Jeffrey, has
been chosen by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Thomas for their new son born at
the Kent General Hospital on
Tuesday. The ThOmases have an
other son, Billie, who is awfully
proud of his new brother.
The Bantu languages, of which
Swahili is one, blanket most of the
southern half of Africa.
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-12
Blue Hen Auxiliary
Holds Meeting

The Blue Hen Ladies Auxiliary
No 6483, Veterans of Foreign Wars
held the regular meeting at the
Post Home on Monday, January s,
1862 Sister Hilda r. Cannon, Presi-
dent presided Sister Genevieve
Davis, President of District No. 3,
made her official visit and
Auxiliary inspection. Sister Davis
was accompanied by Sister Mary
Reed, past Department President
and presently serving as Presi-
dent of the past Department Presi-
dents Club of Delaware.
Two new members were received
into the Auxiliary Welcomed are
Sisters Pat Sullivan and Sister
Martha Little
Reports were given on Rehabili-
tatiOn, Membership, Americanism,
Hospital, the Christmas Party at
the Post Home, honoring the Gold
Star Mothers and the sick t
Christmas and other activities. The
Junior Girls Chairman, Sister
Clara LaFontaine. reported that
the Junior Girls will hold their
regular meeting at the Post Home
on Monday, January Is, 1862. Sis
ter LaFontaine reported on Junior
Girl activities during the holidays
Sister Davis congratulated h e
Auxiliary on the many activities
sponsored by the Milford group.
She also talked upon Together
ness" and explained the meaning
of the V.FW. Auxiliary obligation.
Her message was very inspiring
and instructive
The Auxiliary mourns the loss
of one of their departed Sisters,
Mrs. Ida Jester who passed away
in December The charter will be
draped for thirty days
The meeting adjourned to re
open on February ), 1862 Please
try to attend your Auxiliary meet
ings. Refreshments were served by
the president.
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-12
OAR Group Met With
Mrs. j. S. Willis, Sr.
continued from mage one)

eihueu lIOln page OuoD
ROBERTS will represent the chap
.er at the national meeting to be
neld in Washington on April 16-
~. Alternates will be Mrs. Willis
ana Mrs. w. j. Dufendach. Mrs.
1l1oey Farrow gave her report on
National Defense. The annual
state meeting will be held in Will
nlngton at the Hotel dupont on
saturday. February "a. Miss M.
Catherinl Downing, state regent,
Will preside at that meeting when
several national officers will be
present to speak
Mrs. Sapp was presented by
Mrs. Willis as chairman of pro-
gram for the meeting. Mrs. Sapp's
subject was American Indians"
and she had chosen the Delaware
indians as her particular inter
est, naming the Delaware ard
Nanticoke tribes. They were in
TINS state until migration was
made necessary and pushed them
10 many of the mid western states
where their descendants are to be
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-12

Mrs. Campbell If you are between
the age of 10 and Is years, you
are eligible to become a member.
There is also interest shown in
a Brownie Troop being started in
Lincoln. This will be for ages Z
through 10 years If you are in
terested in helping this group get
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-12

Mrs. Doris Campbell, leader of
the Girl Scouts, is desirous of
locating an assistant leader of this
work. If you feel you can help in
any way. please contact NJ + S.
Campbell. by calling GA 2-S363
The Girl Scouts meet every Sat.
afternoon at l pm at the home of
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-12

found today Some of the brave
ones remained to become the an
cestors of the MOors that live in
two or three sections of this state
Mrs. Manlove read of the settle
ments and foods, Mrs. Dufendach
read of their cultures and Mrs.
Sapp concluded the program by
telling of the medicines used and
their eventual burial. The meet
ing in March will be held at the
home of the regent in Harrington
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-12
THE SOUND OF APPROVAL

NEW YORK (AP) Sound
of Music" has crossed $12,019,2 ,207
since arriving on Broadway two
years ago.
The revenue has been earned by
three productions of the Rodgers
Hammerstein musical-the White
Way original, the national com
pany and the London presentation
began operations in Australia.
Another evidence of the show
popularity is the million-plus
original cast albums that have
been sold
Read The Classified Ads
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-12

The new State of Malta consists
of the main island, 949 square
miles, plus the lesser known
islands Of Coco and CominO, and
two uninhabited rocks.
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-12
HISTORY IN BUFFALO

BUFFALO, N. Y. (P-Twerfty-
five former presidents and 80
states are honored by street
names in Buffalo.
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started, please contact Mrs. Doris
Campbell also.
The frontiersman., 1962-06-14

ploy a maintenance staff of 40 people and would keep 100 to 200 persons employed on mine payrolls."
 The MEA manager conclud- ed by saying that Rampant pro- ject is the only one in Alaska which could produce indus trially competitive power. Let us remember that the other 49 states will decide what hydro projects we receive. Can a state with a total population less than that of Tacoma, Washing ton, expect to receive $58,000,- 900 in hydroelectric appropria- tions and then ask for and ex- peet to receive funding for the development of project cost ing billions? In the final andy sis we must decide whether we want industrial power and are willing to help ourselves in the meantime, or whether we want everything given to us"
 Jalmar Kerttula, state repre- sentative from District 2, said that the Alaska congressional
The frontiersman., 1962-06-14

ance payroll of any size
 Mason LaZelle, Matanuska Electric Association manager, suggested thaI Alaskans, both on the Kenai peninsula and in the Anchorage-Palmer area, consider the following facts:
 First, the estimated $47, ,000,- 900 cost of Bradley Lake does not include transmission to the main load center in Anchorage, which would bring the cost to about $58,000,000 for the GA megawatt dam, or $945 per kilowatt. Using the annual transmission cost figures quot ed in the report, and escalated for 1863, the cost of power would be approximately ten mills per kilowatt hour.
 Second, the comprehensive area-wide plan for furnishing interim power contained in the Parsons report would provide 25,000 more kilowatts than Bradley Lake, at cost of $460 per kilowatt. This plan pro- vides power for the Fairbanks