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cope with the situation and
many an ad is directed to
the masculine clientele only.
Now is the moment to adver-
tise a new gadget which
should delight the adventure
seeking grass widower In
town: a fake mustache that
looks like a real one and not
like a fancy disguise, comes
in black, blond, red and
brown and is easy to stick
on. 1t sells for $3.50 in the
drugstore.
A Waterman
But all this does not mean
that the dear provider is
really happy and safe. He
may be unhappy because he
has to ring up his wife:
Hello. Is this the Beach
Hotel: VIII you please ask
Madame x where she has
put my socks2" and unsafe,
when he has found out that
his spouse has charged the
concierge" to watch him
closely and to note the hours
Of his homecomings.
This leaves him with very
few possibilities Of approach
ing the cover girls!
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PARIS REPORT
SOS-MonAIone

asrn the smart little woman
has left her man with a
long list Of chores to fulfill
and severe recommendations
about his daily life. Some
are even printed on dish
towels with funny drawings
that sold like hot breads. The
text runs: During my vaca-
ton don't forget to water the
flowers, to empty the ash
trays, to feed the goldfish,
to wash your socks and UNI
derpants, to switch out the
light behind you. to wash
the dishes at once, to dust
the living room and to keep
your things in order and then
write to me-"
She knows, Of course, that
she will never get a single
word If he really follows all
the directions. but it's worth
a try. But the real good
spouse has forseen other
problems. too. How and what
viii he eat, for even the most
sophisticated male cook will
get tired Of cleaning up all
the pots and pans and turn
to ready-made items. It's not
enough to leave him with
dozens Of cans Of sardines
and tuna fish and some
slices Of ham In the icebox.
He will get bored by all
those cold meals and spend
his money in the little "bis-
tros," which are always more
expensive than he thinks. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11
Miss Coleman
Is Bride of
Mr.. Fuller, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly M.
Coleman announce the mar
rage Of their daughter Vic
toria Mosby to Mr.. Irving
Lewis Fuller jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fuller Of Newport
News, Va.
The wedding took place
yesterday at st. Johns Epis-
cUpai Church in Mclean, Va.
The bride is a graduate of
the Foxcroft School and
Smith College.
Mr.. Fuller was graduated
from the University Of Mis-
sisippi and the University of
Virginia Law School and is
an officer in the Foreign
Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11
Miss Norton
Is Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mich
ael Norton Of Arlington an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Jacqueline Lee to
Mr.. James Daniel Cullather.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Cullather Of Arlington.
The wedding took place
yesterday at st. Thomas
More Catholic Church.
The bride, who was pre-
sented to society at the Holly
Ball in 1859, was graduated
from George Washington
University.
Her husband Is also q
graduate Of George WASH
ington University.
The couple viii live in
Dearborn, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11
Secret Of Long Life

PARIS (WNS). - The
Countess de Bonneval, who
celebrated her 1O1st birthday
by attending the Coincide
Franchise. said she saw her
first performance there in
1877. '.In those days ladies
rarely sat In the orchestra
but stayed in the boxes where
men could visit them between
the acts" she said. Her Sc
cret for longevity: curiosity.
Il still see and hear per-
fectly because I am so curl
Gus to know everything" she
said.
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she has stacked q reserve Of
unusual food In tins and has
left them with some direc-
tions for use. prepared to
find her wine cellar empty
since he will ask all his
friends in to taste the funny
things. Among the specially
recommended dishes for lone
husbands are such delicacies
as ham in whisky, kangaroo
tail soup, smoked snails,
larks in goose liver, grass
hopper legs, fried caterpil-
lars, but also more serious
things like salmon paste, jel-
lied duck. fish dumplings,
chicken In wine as well as
Oriental, South American,
Scan 6insvian, Hungarian
and Russian specialities, all
precooked and ready to serve
= heated with q little wine
or cream.
Stores Helping
To help the poor men, a
big department store has
opened q special service
called SOS - Man Alone"
where the lost husband can
find a solution for all the
problems he never thought
OF before: a service to sew on
buttons, a quick laundry (the
one round the corner is closed
for vacation( q shoe repair
shop, a travel agency, a ticket
counter for his lonely ca
theater evenings and SO on.
This service is available I'D
to the end of August. Pub
hcity In newspapers and
magazines also knows how to
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTINUED)

CARROLLTON Brick Cape Cod in
excel. cond., full bsmt., de luxe
kit, wall oven and surface range,
$1,000 down including settlement
cost. Assume balance due. Quick
possession. Will trade. Call 277-2l75.
PRINCE GEO. PROP. INC.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

WE HAVE qualified purchasers for
bushssgs s ppopsTty acPsas Iu'q Nots
lng too large or too small, Mary.
land, D. G. only. ROBERT r.
LoHR, INC. Call , to 2. HE. 1900.
LIST WITH LOHR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-05

HILLMEADE MANOR Near NASA,
adj, TO Glenn Dale Country Club,
new, lge,, l.bedrm. all.brk. rambler
with 4 full baths on lge. l7.Acre
lot. 2 fireplaces and a full bsmt
Only S2A,50o with as little a. loes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-05
STORES FOR RENT

ARL., N, Lee hwy.-C-3, 2oxSo,
close in, $50. no.
ARL., ~, Washington blvd, nr.
Kann's-C-2, 9.rm., 2.bath house,
goo. ,gGrkg'' lge. bsmt. Could live
MOORE PROP. IA. $4,000. ia.
4-20s6
BETHESDA WOODMONT TRI-
ANGLE-Ideal location in most
rapidly growing Bethesda area.
rms. with bath. ground level.
Call Mr.. Anderson.
ANDR1S REALTY OIL. 2-9O7O
LEE SHOPPING CENTER-Store
avail. immed., 2oxl00, in a well es-
tablished shopping center at 2225
N. Pershing dr., Arl, Va. Reas.
rent, FRED A. GOSNELL AND
SONS, ia. $3.50, Ewes. KE. 6-5626.
5000 WENTWORTH
AVE. Store, 1000 50. f.. ideal To-
cation for liquor store, large park.
PAUL H. LAUTERBACH & co.
REALT0R UN. 1855
SILVER SPRING Business district,
new bldg, 400 50. It. or part
Less than g So. IL. Also 3 rms.
and pvt. bath. Parking. Across
from Hecht Co. Sll0 mo. All utilS
MONTGOMERY REALTY co.
JU, $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-05

BARBER SHOP, 2 chairs, ready for
school opening, nearby Md. No mon
ey down. Rent only SOS mo. Incl.
utils. Lease avail. u. $3.50 or
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HICKS

REALTORS OPEN 2 TO 2
XII. 8-3111 OF. 4-604O
37o6 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-05

WOODBRDGE-4-b e d RIM. brick
Cape Cod, Va baths, walk.out
bsmt;, carport, AZ q CT loan, pitt.
S96.4l: BY OWNER. s27 Maurice
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TREES

oAKRIDdE, ner Vienna, attrac-
tive wooded setting for this 3
bedroom brick rambler located
in a small secluded and we'll
kept community. 5 minutes to
schools, shopping, bus and Capt.
tol Beltway. Spacious fenced in
tree shaded lot has patio, pri-
vacy, and is perfect for children.
Finished basement, Ia baths,
fireplace, separate dining room.
Many other extras. Owner trans
ferred and anxious to sell. May
assume high CT loan. Priced at
S24,950. 560-346l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-05
VIENNA

u acre with a stunning brick ram
bier designed with a rOOmy com.
Portable floor plan. Features 3 twin
bedrooms, spacious kitchen and
separate dining room. Soft. club
room, built-in garage. Equipped
with go voltage and with md bath
being installed Lock the door
against the landlord and high rent.
Purchase here in the mid.20s. Cali
for further details.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS JE. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-05

ARL. Laundromat attendant op-
Grated excellent business. JOE n.
THOMPSON, ia. 5000.
AUTO AND BODY REPAIR GA
RAGE-l0-car work area. Park
ing, gas. Busy loo. SIS, 500 cash
only. Call 332-2l00. 0-6.
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AVONDALE. VACANT

CARROLLTON Vacant brick
rambler, in ideal location, fea-
turing liv. rm., with firepl., sep.
din, rm., table space kit,
3 bedrms., tiled bath and Va
bath off master bedrm., full
bsmt., carport. VA nothing dn.
or Sl,200 FLA, payments less
than rent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-05

sH IN, ~, ~. AL AL % Wash; Bal
Lovely I.bedrm. Cape Cod with
sep. din. rm., and completely fin.
rec, rm. plus a full bsmt. on Ice.
well.landscaped lot with patio,
many extras. Bargain priced with
FLA or VA financing available.
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TRANS LUX

724 18th ST. NV. r
Available Nov. |. several desirable
suites, totaling up to 5000 so. H.,
will dec. for approved tenant, call
Mr.. Scott, SHANNON & LUCHS,
CO., ma. s-2345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-05

CARROLLTON -Lge. brick rambler
on a beaut. tree-shaded lot In this
model community Of fine homes,
Ice. bedrms., fin. rec. rm. and full
bsmt., almost new Wv. carpeting
Full price only sl7,750. Others
available. Assume owners loan
with no red tape.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

DREAM - PICTURESQUE,
all-brick rambling rambler, featur-
ing lovely living rm. with Heatola-
tor firepla e, open dining rm.,
beautiful luxury equipped kitchen,
bedrmS., Va baths, full bsmt., fin.
ished rec. rm., breezeway and gar.
age. Rich zoysia lawn accentuated
by tall trees. Superb throughout
$23,9So. HANSON HOMES, Realtors
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WHEATON BUsTNEss sFCTToN

One. 15xS0.
One. 25xS0.
One. 50rS0.
Details. MR., KENNEDY, 949-
647S. MANOVILL REALTY CORP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-05

Truly an outstanding
property Of unusual design. A fam
lily home full Of warmth and
charm. 4 twin bedrooms and 2
baths on upper level Powder room
on first floor. Gorgeous recrea.
ton room. Pear built-in garage.
An unmatched value located in a
most wanted community. Drasti.
cally reduced to mid-30s. Call JE.
$4,000.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS OUR 57th YEAR
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

FALLS CHURCH AREA -owner win
pay part Of settlement cost on this
3.bedrm. rambler with liv. I'm.
dining area, and nice kit. Price
only Sl3,s50. BROADWAY REAL
TY, INC, 53A.O607.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
WINDOW TRIMMER

YOUNG MIN. rs and over, who
ere Intsrsstsa IN leaning ami .s ne
% get started Win sAdeu xn,,
Earn. cal soufHERN Bell. t6'
100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

BANK TELLERs, trainees
CASHIERS, full and part time
CLERKS, general office
SALES PERSON
SECRETARIES
|STENOGRAPHERS
TYPISTS
NURSES, registered a..
NO FEES
Apply in Person
VIRGINIA EMPLOYMENT
COMMISSION
Sleepy Hollow Rd. and Castle pl
Seven Corners. Va. h
BEAUTICIAN-Top stylists wanted
ISs SSr Md S sHs ys 'e BE- s Az
ewes. 6Sa.pl4b. II. -.-'
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ADM. ASST, to $6,24O
PEE PAID, avg. skiIls aircraft.
ADM. ASST, $500
Good skills, many indep. projects.
SECRETARY, $4,000
EEE, PAID AZ ,.,! skilled beg beginner TO
GIRL FRIDAY, $3.50
Travel priv. Good skills. Mgr. ofe.
GIRL FRIDAY, 4,160
Fair skills. Bethesda area.
RECEIPT, to $1,000
FEE PAID. Light typing.
SECRETARY, SIS, 100
For Internal econ. much detail.
SECRETARY, $500
AVE. skins. Conn. ave. corp,
CLERK-TYP., S65-S85
s So REG' S STs Ws E1pdrr TERMS
BEGGS PERSONNEL
MARION FPEEeS3TiRESSs'''lo1 hE Rld ss:4s77
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Administrative Asst, 1858
AWARDS COMMITTEE

She will take charge OF the awards
program and will be expected TO
do her own typing, no previous
experience Ia necessary but ability
70 work without supervision Is
most important.
EMPIRE EMPL. 1346 Conn. NV
Room $40 NO, 7.6li0
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opportunity in office Of
exclusive mems shop. Average typ
ing required plus ability 10 work
accurately with figures, Good SAL
ary, b-day week, paid vacations
and group Disqualification. other
fringe benefits, pleasant amos
phere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

LEGAL sEcYs., good SkiIis. 90
asy.y yrs sS 5ess SOC sSO'T 70 nett Cart
Moderate fees. No cash down.
Come in and talk II owe. Out
of-towners welcome. v. WOOD
PERSONNEL. sos 18th ct. nv
at H. 3u3 SOUTHERN BID0.,
NEAT wR1PPFR- e1reT foT Tf7if-
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HELP MEN
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ATTENTION, COUPLES
WANTED for empl. by social
agency as substitute parents.
Man may have other empl.
Live In own home or home
provided. Salary plus all
costs Of child care. Expert
ence with children prefer
able. Write Box 1894, Star.
B 9 ooKKEEPEFE Expsrisnesd
reliable. bsdsy. i0skr. wR', en-.
ploye benefits, salary commensu-
rate with ability. Box 44O-Z, Star,
B0OKKEEPER, must have automo-
in Springfield, Va, Contact Mr..
CO.. $500 Commerce 81 W
BOOKKEEPER TYPs., = Various
fees. No cash down. Come In and
talk It over, v. WOOD PERSON
MEL, SOS 18th st. NV. At H.,
Suite 1903, Southern Bldg, DI. =
57b2.
BOOKKEEPER AND GENERAL
OFFICE MANAGER needed by
upholstery and slipcover shop.
Experience in this line preferred,
but not essential, age no barrier
Capitol st, NE. S-4470; HE. l-2643.
BOOKKEEPER, full charge, trial
balance and payroll reports, large
national organization. many fringe
benefits. tmmed. position. good
starting salary. Please send resume
TO Box 37S-A. Star.
CLERK, accounts receivable, de-
post, tipping and filing nee. Call
DI. 7-9130 bet. 2 and 5 pm.
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ARLINGTON. VA.
ASSISTANT
BOOKKEEPER


Position open for
inexperienced girl in
terested in learning
booking. Must be
high school graduate,
interested in figure
work, tipping required.
Hours 9 to 5, pleas
ant working .condi-
tons. Apply in per-
son, Room 7l2, Ring
Bldg, 18th and M
StS. NV.
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HELP MEN
(cONTlNUeDl

statesmen, expert
eneed preferred, but will train. A
good man can write his own
ticket here. 500 q week is usually
q minimum. We have the most
generous pay plan in the indus
try. leave program, etc. Ours Is
q needed household service, Call
Elk, 3-66b7 or visit 912 9th st..
NV, upstairs.
kELEPHONE APPOINTEEs-We are
. well-established Washington
firm seeking the services Of q few
experienced and only successful
telephone appointment makers
capable Of projecting themselves
and our requirements to people
already familiar with our organs
1Atlon, The program is new and
commission Is excellent Call Mr.
LINE. Monday through Wednesday
FE. s.l696. II am. 70 3 pm.
TIRE CHANGER. must be exper
TO change ell types OF tires. Coco
pay and working conditions. 004
Rhode Island ave. ne.
TOY ROUTE SALESMAN, 25 nc
So. MARRIED, EXPERIENCE IN
ROUTE MERCHANDISING HELP
FuL BUT NOT NECESSARY, SAL.
AIRY PLUS COMMISSION. our
MEN MAKE $4,000 MINIMUM
CALL IJN. 4-6SQ7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

Train For
Management
ON FULL SALARY
Salary is one of many
features you'll like
about this we'll
planned management
trainin 6 program.
Earn full salary as
you train, with fire.
quent increases, d.
rectly related to your
progress and a def
mite executive APP
pointment as branch
manager at program
completion. No SELL
Ing, no experience
required.
Frien dly co-work-
erS, interesting office,
and field work with
expenses paid. Out
standing employe
benefits, rapid pro-
motion, secure future
with Americas Oldest
and largest conSum-
er finance company.
Age 81 to %, some
college desirable but
not required.
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NURSE

REGISTERED. for supervisor IN pprs-
Spring, S2.iB 10 S2.26 per hour.
ssSSIi Is4GggssI.sss9iM' MRS THOMSON
NURSE, Registersd, for foot special
ists'a office. Must have pleasant
office personality. Aee I'll 70 70,
Uniform size q 10 ne. General
duty. X-ray, physlotherapy Iuf-
Fery' VIII train. Some typing d.
girable. Hours Mon, thrcukh ~.
= TO p.m, Good starting sale
phone number Box 35f.A, Star.
S %oasrn ase Sa, Sos SH. I II lss
tour OF duty i-yT. q hospital
service 70 the door, Apply Per-
sonnet Office, WARRINGTON Hos
nv, Moh..Srl., D ans pm pm ~
NURSES, REGIsTEREp = special
b.wk, orientAtion offered feail-
tered nurses interested in obttet-
rleal nursinR. 3-til30 pm, clesg
starts july I. 1899 Contact
HOSPITAL CENTER Tor more DE-
tails, Tu e-bbO0. Eat, All, !.
NURSE. with x.ray experience %
x-Lay technielan. Salary open.
tcontinued on Next PasO
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YOUNG MAN needed for counter
and warehouse work IN wholsI.s .s
msnt only sober. g,liabIs pf ~ 2
Ssv;d s..RPSo. c a. . n5 s y ZOOS
Duke a., Alex.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29
Christmas Plans
At High School

This year the Milford Junior
Senior High School will present
three Christmas programs. The
first one, to be held in the High
School Auditorium, will be given
by the 133-voice Senior High
School Chorus for the students Of
ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth
grades on Tuesday, December
II, from 9:15 am. to 10:45 am.
No visitors allowed.
The second program will be
for the public on December 18,
in the High School Auditorium
at 500 p.m., by the Senior High
Schoo Chorus. A silver or paper
offering will be taken.
The third program will be
given on Thursday morning, Dec.
10th, from 9:15 am. to 10:45
am. in the High School Audi
torium by the Junior High School
Chorus. There vii. be room for
$50 visitors in the balcony. The
Junior High School Chorus has
ITO members.
Details of all programs will
appear in the Milford Chronicle
at a later date.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29
Blue Cross VIII
Extend Benefits

About 20, 900 Delawareans who
belong to Group Hospital Service
under standard programs with
out being group members will
have a brief opportunity to add
Extended Benefits to their
coverage.
But they'll be asked TO make
up their minds quickly on wheth-
er or not they want 1t, said C. T.
Foster, Assistant Managing Di-
rector of the Blue Cross and
Blue Shield organization.
Letters will go out to all
direct-pay subscribers under
age SIS who have the standard
Blue Cross and Blue Shield
coverage, offering them Extended
Benefits coverage at an extra
charge. The letters will be
mailed November 29. The dead
line for returning the applica-
tion enclosed with the letter will
be December a.
Continued on page A5)
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29
II. o. Bunel Joins
DelaP cake, Dover

Harold o. Bunel, Of George
town, has joined the sales and
planning department Of Della
Peake Building Supplies, Dover,
Jack Beiser, manager, announced
today.
In his new position Bunel will
specialize in customer services,
Beiser said, including the assist
ing Of customers in planning
their construction needs and in
selecting building materials.
The new position was created
to fill a need brought about by
the building supply firms cur
rent expansion program.
A new lumber storage building
has been constructed recently at
the company's Division and
Ridgely Streets site, the firms
showroom is presently being en-
larged, and new lines of
merchandise are being added,
the DelaPeake manager pointed
out.
For three years before his
Continued on page A5)
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29
Holiday
Parade At
Harrington
Gala Affair Marking
Opening Of Christ
mas Season Will Be
Held November 80.

Christmas lights will soon be
in place and so will Santa's
House and Tree near the Post
Office in Harrington. Santa will
arrive at 1880, Nov. 80, with a
gala parade of Harrington School
Bands and decorated floats and
cars. Albert Price, general
chairman of the Christmas Pro-
gram, has received much CO.
operation from every committee
and is we'll pleased with Interest
shown by the churches, civic or
ganiZations and business places.
The parade will originate at
the corner of Delaware Avenue
and Center Street and proceed to
the school, turning on Dorman
Street to Commerce Street,
turning through the business dis
trict, over the railroad on Clark
Street to East Street, turning in
front of the Shopping Center to-
ward the Playground to disband.
CONTINUED on page A5)
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29
Name New
Directors
:.
At Beebe
Among Those Recently
Appointed Is Judge
John J. Men eilly Of
RehObOth Beach.

A Superior Court Judge and
the president and board chair
man of an international data
processing firm have been
elected to the board Of directors
of Beebe Hospital, Lewes.
They are John j. McNeilly,
of Rehoboth Beach, Associate
Judge of the Superior Court for
Sussex County, and John E.
Parker, of Rehoboth Beach and
Washington, D. c., president and
chairman of Teleregister Corp,
Stamford, Conn.
Announcement of the election
of the two new directors was
made today by Otis H. Smith,
president Of the Beebe Hospital
board.
They fill vacancies created by
the deaths of DR.. James Beebe,
of Lewes, and Daniel j. Layton,
Jr., of Georgetown, he said.
The hospital, which has re-
Gently completed an expansion
program costing nearly So mil
lion, now has full complement
of eight board members.
Judge McNeilly, a former
deputy attorney general, was
Continued on page A5)
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29
Varsity Hockey
Team Undefeated

The Girls Varsity Hockey
team finished their season un-
defeated, with a 81 victory over
Lewes High on Tuesday, Nov.
18th.
Coaches Rose Ann Kinzie and
Jan Ellis are to be congratulated
on the fine job they did of man.
aging this hard-driving team
through a victorious season, with
the standings Of 6 wins, l tie
and no losses.
An outstanding record has been
achieved by this same team,
their having been undefeated for
four consecutive years. The 70 :
lowing girls have been part of
this winning team, and one of
which they can be rightfully
proud to belong: Sue Kirby,
Continued on page A6)
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29
EditorioD
CTR prRathRnt DtRa

The tragic death of President John F. Kennedy
in Dallas, Texas last Friday left the Nation, as
we'll as the whole civilized world, completely
stunned. The normal human being can hardly
comprehend the working of warped mind that
could concoct and execute such dastardly
crime In the prime Of life the late President
swept from this earthly scene at time when
he becoming acknowledged a world wide
leader and parsonage A controversial figure, he
gradually but surely leading the Nation and
the free world in what he expressed himself as
the path Of lasting peace The shock of his un-
timely death was world wide The first reaction
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29
Oswald Left
Blueprint
Of Staying
Police Officers Find
Map In Slain Assas-
sins "A p ar t m e n t +;
Had Sought Russian
Visa.

Lee Harvey Oswald may have
left behind in death a blue print
for the assassination Of Presi-
dent John F. Kennedy.
Oswald was slain last Sunday
by Jack Ruby, SO, a night club
owner and self-appointed execu-
toner, who undertook swift, !,
savage reprisal for the Kennedy
murder.
Hours later, the Dallas Morn
ing News, In a copyrighted story,
said police officers who searched
Oswald's room found a map with
a line on It marking the path Of
the bullet that killed the Presi-
dent during a motorcade last
Friday. Neither the FBI nor the
Continued on page A6)