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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-16
LAOS

Continued From Page Al
forced out Of Xieng Khouang,
still control part Of the road.
Under the cease-fire agreement
they were to evacuate troops
trapped at Dong DAMN and Ban
KoSi during the retreat eight
days ago from xieng Khouang.
Sources said Gen. Kong lie
agreed to withdraw three tanks
and $50 infantrymen from Ban
Kosi to the PLANE but refused
to pull back another $50 men
from Dong Danh.
Troops Bottled Up
Withdrawal from both posi-
tons. the sources said, would
leave Gen. Kong lie with vir-
tually no strength outside the
hill-locked PLANE where most
of his 5000 troops are bottled
UP.
Fighting between the Pathet
Lao and the neutralists erupted
March 81 in the area us miles
north of Vientiane where the
neutralists and the Pathet Lao
previously shared control. Since
then Prince Souvanna's and the
three-nation International Con-
troll Commission have been try
ing to avert full-scale resump-
ton Of the Laotian civil war,
a development that probably
would wreck Prince Souvanna's
coalition government and give
the Pathet Lao control Of all
Of northern Laos.
Avtar Singh Of India, chair
man Of the International Con-
troll Commission, returned from
the PLANE des Jarres, yesterday
and told newsmen, the situa-
ton continues to be dangerous.
New Year Celebrated
Elsewhere Laotians celebrated
the New Year Of the Hare.
The premier planned to at
tend New Year ceremonies to-
day at Luang Prabang, the
royal capital, and then return
to the PLANE des Jarres Friday
TO renew his personal bid to
restore peace.
Communist North Wet Nam
officially rejected today charges
that some Of its soldiers were
involved in the current fighting
in Laos. A broadcast by Radio
Hanoi repeated Red charges
that the United States is to
blame for the trouble in the
jungle kingdom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-16

This is the first Of four articles
reporting on the plight Of cubon
exiIes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-16

officials on the "spies for
peace" pamphlets.
Prime Minister Harold Mac
mihan's government has been
plagued by repeated security
scandals. Strong attacks on it
are considered inevitable April
% when Parliament reas-
Fsembles. The report of a spe-
cial tribunal set up to lnvesti-
gate the nations security is
scheduled for presentation
then.
Macmillan Returns
! Mr.. Macmillan returned to
London from his home in
Sussex to deal with Develop
mentS.
The inquiry spread out to
provincial towns and cities.
Special branch offices planned
to question members Of the
regional government teams who
would take over the country
If the central government was
unable to function after a nu-
clear attack.
Security men theorized that
the information may have
come from volunteer civil de-
Tense workers rather than civil
servants.
The first of "a ban-the- bomb
marchers arrested during dem
onstrations at the climax of
the annual Easter march yes
terday were expected to appear
in court today.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-23

Preparation for the pre- sehooler's entry into elemen- tary school will be the main purpose of the Pied Piper Pre- school, scheduled to open in Palmer on Sept. g, 1863. Pros pective pupils and their par ents will be interviewed at St. Bartholomew's Church on Monday, June 3, at 10 am.
 The pre-school, which will be under the direction of Ray Holtz and Mrs. Marion Mc1n- tyre, will be conducted in St. Bartholomew Church and will be open to youngsters between the ages of four and six. Class es will be held from g am. to ll:30 am. five days week, with a second class to be ar ranged for the afternoon hours if enrolment warrants 1t. A registered nurse will be on duty at all times.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-23
FIVE BAhA'IS RETURN TO PALMER FROM CONFERENCE IN LONDON

Donald Van Brunt Marie Guf- fey1. The latter were married in London during the conference week.
 Persons from most of the 257 countries and geographical To- cations around the world where Baha'i reside attended the con vention. Delegates from reli- gious backgrounds historically hostile to one another were able to meet in complete har- mony, it was noted.
 Approximately 40 members of the faith attended from All aska. coming from Anchorage, Fairbanks, Nome. Unalaska, Seward. Sitka, Kodiak. Palmer, Juneau, Douglas, Wrangell, and Petersburg. The Alaska dele gates included several native AlaSkanS.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-23
Thirteen Alaskan M Hclsieins Among National Leaders

Thirteen registered Holsteins of the milking string at the Ex- pertinent Stations Matanuska farm have been reported among the 1862 national leaders in milk production Gall on 305-day tWice-a-day milking, A. H Mick, Experiment Station di- rector, has announced.
 Leaders were selected in early May by the Holstein= Friesian Association of Ameri- ca after electronically sorting more than two million card records from all over the Unit ed States.
 These Alaskan milk leaders also included ten butterfat leaders, ranging from low of 3.4 to a high of 3.8 per cent. Milk records ranged from low of 12,880 pounds to a high of 19,330 pounds (3.8 per cent butterfat). Alaska Genlin Clot- hide, the highest producer, achieved considerable national publicity for the University of Alaska's Holstein line.
 This Alaska dairy line has grown out of a joint USDA- University research effort dur ing the past Is years, designed to foster greater food produc- tio within the state, Mick said.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-23
BIDS ASKED FOR ELINENDORF PROJECT

Bids are being asked for an estimated $75,000 project b. cated on Elmendorf Air Force Base.
 Competitive sealed bids will be opened publicly for the work on May 20 by the U. s. Army Engineer District, Alaska. The work will consist of the install lation of a visual approach slope indicating system, includ- ing installation of government furnished approach lighting equipment; installation of ducts, underground lighting cables, controls, and control wiring.
 Prospective bidders may ob- tain additional information from the U. s. Army Engineer District, Alaska, P. O. Box 7002, Anchorage, Alaska, AT TENTION: Supply Division.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-23
INTERVIEWS FOR PIED PIPER PRE.SCH00L TO BE JUNE 3

Parents will arrange their own transportation, Holtz said but added that if enough par ents are interested in the Was fila and Sutton areas, car pool arrangements may be worked out.
 The school will accustom the child to working and playing with other children, Holtz stated. Art skills, rhythm band and rhythm activities, phonics, alphabet, and num- bers will be taught to the youngsters. Social development and manners will also be en- phasized, with a refreshment period planned for each day.
 MT. Holtz holds a master of arts degree and Mrs. Mcintyre is a registered nurse.
 It was emphasized that the Pied Piper school is not intend ed to be a baby-sitting service that its purpose is to better pre- pare the child for entry into the first grade.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-23
1EglAa$
Thursday. May g

Thursday. May g DEMOLAY CAR WASH. Ci.y hall lot, 8 am. to 5 pm. BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, pm. CAP SQUAD, Moose hall, 7::30 pm. NORTHLAND PIONEER GRANGE, Grange hall, 8 pm.
 Friday. May 24 COMMENCEMENT, Central school, 8 pm. PIONEERS BANQUET, Will waw Lodge, 8 pm.
 Saturday. May 25 COLONY DAYS, Palmer PIONEER DAYS, Wasilla POPPY DAY BOROUGH HEARING, Genital school, 2 pm. BOROUGH HEARING, Wasii- la high school, 8 pm. ST. MICHAEL'S BAKE SALE. Bush's Market, II am. to 1 pm.
 Sunday. May 26 COLONY DAYS, Palmer PIONEER DAYS, Wasilla SINGSPIRATION, First Bap- tist Church, 3 pm. A, Mile 50, Glenn highway, pm.
 Monday. May 27 KIWANIS, Grange hall, noon RAINBOW FOR GIRLS, Car penters hall, 7:30 pm. MEA DIRECTORS, MEA board room, 8 pm. EMBLEM CLUB. Elks hall 8 pm.
 Tuesday. May 2s PIPE BAND, Elks hall, noon CITY COUNCIL, City hall, 8 pm. EPISCOPAL WOMEN, St. Bar tholomew's Church, 8 pm BUTTE FIRE ASSN. AUX, Members home, 8 pm.
 WEDNESDAY, MAY 29 A, Mile 60, Glenn highway, : pm. BOY SCOUTS, LIDS Church, 8 pm. EXPLORERS, LIDS Church, 8 pm.
 Thursday, May 30 MEMORIAL DAY BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall. pm. CAP. SQUAD, Moose hall, 7:30 pm.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-23

Five members of the Matan- uska Valley Baha'i Commun- ity returned here recently after attending the first Internation- al Baha'i Conference in Lon- don, held in late April and early May. They are Mrs. Rich ard Miller, Jr., Vern Stout and son Richard, and MT and Mrs.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-23

SENIORS of the Palmer high school class of 1883 will be graduated in exercises here Friday, May "A al in Central school auditorium
 The graduates Judith Franene Adams Bonita louise Bernath Kenneth Robert Bssett IT, Mary Louise Boo.hby
 Kenneth Raymond Bouwens William Edward Bursan. Theodore Nitric Buzby, Dorothy Louise Campbell linda Lou Campbell, Gee Ellen casler. Kenneth Roscoe Con- dict Jr Robert Lee corbin Janice Elaine Downes Wayne
 Willis Eeker Elizabeth Viola Estee Charles Russell Eel.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-23
Thirteen To Be Confirmed

Thirteen young people will be received into communicant membership by the rite of Con- firmation at St. John Luther an Church. at II am. Sunday, May 26.
 They are Gloria and Violet Beylund, Lisbeth Brooks, Mary Chance, Richard Erickson, James, Larry and Robert Fris- by, Floyd Hulke, Charles Logs don, Michael Lowe, John Pin quoch, and Karen Sweeney.
 Having successfully complet- ed two years of instruction in the teachings of the Lutheran Church, they will be question ed before the congregation by the Rev. Roland H. Fritz. They will receive their first Com munion the following Sunday
The frontiersman., 1963-05-23
HISTORY REPEATS

The present generation has always been labeled the most extravagant that future gener- ations will ever have to fin ance.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-23

Aim to tell the truth, and you'll seldom miss the target.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-23

Everyone has a promising fu- ture-only a few catch up with it.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-23
SCHEMERS

scHEMERs
 The down-and-outers of to- day are those who struck out trying to strike it rich yester- 6aV
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08

FOR SALE-EO. l. Frame ranch
type dwelling with four bedrooms
two baths. living room. dining
room. kitchen. full basement. locat-
Concrete block, story s room
dwelling with baths and 812 acre
of Groun locate d 305 Ber-
kinger Ave, Milton. Del No. g.
Frame 10-room dwelling. ideal for
large family. located 2O8 South
Walnut Street. Milford. No 4
Frame 2-story dwelling. with up
stairs finished as apartment, locat
ed 7n4 s. e Front Street. Milford
No 81 Conctete block 2-Story dwell
ing with 2-car garage and bre' ze-
way, bedrooms. living room. din
ing room. kitchen and 2 baths. To-
Gated GA ~ w Front Street, Mil
ford No g. Frame 5-room hunga
low located Fisher Avenue. No. T.
Frame 7-room dwelling with ga
rage attached, located 25 Suns |
Lane, Milford. No g. Executive
home, new brick, l0-room dwelling
with game room and three baths
Can be seen by appointment only
No o. Frame 2-Story Sroom dwell
ing with Pear garage. located
Shawnee Road. Milford. No. 10 Z
acre farm with two story dwelling
eight rooms. located within city
limits Of Milford on South Wash
ington Street. No. IL Frame q
story dwelling with eight rooms
mediate Possession. No. 12- q
acres of choice farm land, located
near Lincoln. Delaware. See or call
J. William Wells. Realtor. 10 n. w
Front Street. Milford. 1872 -4021.
w199-10-lS-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08

FOR SALE-Winter tune-up and
check-up now before the last min
ute rush. Here's what we do for
your car: Check and set spark
plugs and points, adjust carburator.
clean automatic choke, check and
tighten all hoses, check fan belt
and thermostat, check anti-freeze,
check all lights, check wiper blades,
horn, adjust brakes, check exhaust
system, muffler, tail pipe, tires and
many other things along the way.
A real going over for the winter
months ahead, all for the one low
price of $6.95 and we believe your
car to be ready for winter. This
includes all labor, costs, all parts
extra. We believe we have the best
possible replacement parts avail
able such as, Auto Lite batteries,
Champion and Ac spark plugs, Blue
Streak ignition parts, AP mufflers
and pipes, Grizzly brake Innings,
Atlas tires and anti freeze, and all
Amoco Products available plus
many other items. We may not be
the biggest, but small enough to
give your car real personalized SER
vice. Sapp's Ants Salvage, Cedar
Beach Rd., Miksrs, 422-4403.
S172-10-25-3t
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08

FOR S.ALE-Seat covers. for
automobiles and trucks. 81 sets: Sc
sets plastic, and fibrr. mostly for
2-door SedanS and 2-door hardtops,
some for 4-door Sedans % sets
Turks, heavy duty toweling mater
ial. sets silver streak slip-ons;
sets for trucks, Ford. Chevy.
tom made covers. real classy. some
have list prices from $1495 S4295.
all going soc off. real bargains for
YOU All name brand covers by
Crawford. floor mats for trucks,
Ford. Chevy. Dodge. and Interna-
tional. 20 sets tire chains. all sizes.
Tires. new and recaps, all sizes.
Mufflers. tailpipes. brake shoes.
generators. starters. Very large
stock of Blue Streak ignition parts.
about 40 new auto lite batteries,
two dozen new bumper jacks. two
dozen new i-way lug wrenches.
radio aerials. side mirrors. tail &
stop lights. clearance lights for
trucks. three school buses loaded
with brand new parts for Older cars
& trucks. all afove parts & mer-
duced prices. You name IL. we've
got it-or Wen get II. Also. have
200 old. junked cars from l949 :
1859. must move to maxi room.
1855 cyl. motor. excellent condi-
ton. std. shift. 500: also. Cd
trans mission for same. $50: also.
81 Chevy PIG. Motor. very good.
81 Chevy, cyl. power glide trans
mission. $1,000 actual miles. guar
anteed. complete. $780, Cylinder
heads for 81 Sc Pontiac VS.
heads for SIS Sc Mercury, lots OF
transmissions. transmission parts
rear ends. starters. generators
three school buses, a. wheels fol-
Ford, Chevrolet, Plymouth, $500
ea. Is" wheels, 81 and up. accord
ingly. New bumper jacks. regular
price, s795: now $4.95. Heavy duty
bumper jacks, regular 1895. now
1896 with free lug wrench valued
regular $7.95, now, 1895. SidS
mirrors, regular s6.95, now s495
| Many other items at similar saw.
| ing. Sapp's Auto Salvage, r. ID. No
1 1, Milford, 422-4403.
S29S- -2t-eow
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08
IN M EMoRIAM

\ tribute of love to the memory
of our beloved husband and father
Dennard Conner, who passed away
November Z, 1862
Do not ask us if we miss him,
There's such a vacant place,
Oft we think we hear his foot
steps,
And see his smiling face.
Days of sadness still come o'er
us,
Tears in silence often flow,
Memory keeps him ever near US,
Though he left US one year ago.
Loving wife and children. 11-6-lt
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08
IN EMORIAM

In loving memory of husband and
father, James Henry Mitchell. who
was killed November 13, l948
\ beautiful memory dearer than
gold
OF a husband and father whose
worth
Can never be told.
Deep in our hearts a memory Is
kept,
OF one we loved and will never
forget
And although the years NAV be
many or few
Wen always be thinking dear
husband and father, of you
Sadly missed by wife Cora Mitchell
and daughter jeanette Smith.
11-8-1t
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08
MAN WANTED-to learn TO re,

pair and eventually become a serv
lceman on automatic washers, dry
ers. ranges, etc. Will start as a
helper. Experienced or without ex-
perience but mechanically incIinad
and some knowledge of electricitv
Good pay and future for the right
man. Apply by mail or in person
after ZOO P. NJ. Friday or Sat. to
.; Il. Bach, Frigidaire Dealer,
ilaza Square, Milford. B6l -1l-I-2t
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear
father, Dennard Conner, who pass
ed away one year ago. November Z,
962
Sleep on dear father,
And take your rest,
God called you home
He knows hest:
He saw your suffering here on
earth was great
And Opened wide the golden gate.
No one knows the silent heart
achesT4
Only those who have lost can tell,
OF the grief that is borne in
silence,
For the one we loved so well.
Dearly loved and sadly missed by
his daughter, Mildred Hunnicutt.
11-1-1t
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08
IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory of our husband
and father, Miles K. Truitt, who
passed away November Z, 1857
The sorrow of death we cannot
tell
OF the loss of one we loved so
well
And while he sleeps d peaceful
sleep
His memory we shall always
keep.
'Tis sweet to breathe your name
We loved you very dearly in life
In death we do the same.
Sadly missed by wife and daugh-
terS. 11-8-lt
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed Bids for the furnishing Of
two (2) 1864 Model Station Wagons
for the Delaware State College,
Dover. Delaware. will be received
by the General Business Office,
Delaware State College, Dover,
Kent County, Delaware until 200
Z. VI. EST Friday, November Is,
1868, and then publicly opened and
read aloud The Instructions to
Bidders, Form of Bid, Plans and
Specifications may be secured at
the above office of the college. Bids
will be effective for thirty 900
days after the opening date and
shall not be withdrawn within that
limit
DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE
Robert G. Oliver, Jr
Business Manager
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08

FOR SALE-Simmon's hide-a-
lbed, nylon covered; two large red
Heather lounge chairs with relaxer
back and foot; 40x60 plate glass
lglass bevel edged door mirrors, four
maple captains chairs, Axe drop
Ileaf table, Magnavox hi-fi with AM
l. F'M radio, French Provincial
Ifruitwood finish; apartment size
gas range, 13 Gu. fl. refrigerator
large freezer space; Tentron tape
recorder, brass floor lamps, knotty
tpine gun cabinet, miscellaneous kit
lchen cabinets and household goods,
covered locked cargo trailer with
flights, spare wheel and tire, Rea-
'sonable. 684-4293. H90-11-s-It
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08
SATURDAY, NOV. is, 1853
10 o'clock Sharp
REAL ESTATE
Ito be offered at / o'clock

Ito be offered at / o'clock
A nice 33 acre farm (more or
leSs) with a beautiful colonial type
home This house is brick and
frame construction. 1t has 3 bed
rooms and bath on second floor, 4
large rooms and Y bath down
stairs. 1t has enclosed pOrches
and a nice basement. There is
plenty of old shade and all neces-
f a rm is on impro we'd road
and is bout 10 miles south
of Dover and 10 miles mort h
of Milford 1t is an ideal home for
a growing family and is located in
an excellent neighborhood. If you
are looking for a small farm, don't
miss this one.
FURNITURE
pc bedroom suite, large ma
hogaany bed, studio couches, ma
hogany buffet, mahogany extension
table; wooden couch. Super Flame
double burner oil heater, electric
sewing machine. mahogany secre-
tary. small library table, round
table, dishes, pots. pans. etc.
ANTIQUES
49, dinner bell, 2 marble top
wash stands, marble top bureau.
blanket chest, slipper rocking chair
Qadder back), 2 cane rockers, hic-
kory rocker, inlaid arm chairs.
carved Victorian arm chair, EN-
pire mahogany marble top table, 2
corner cupboards, walnut wardrobe,
2 clocks, amber witch ball, 2 Cur
rler & Ives pictures, historical Civil
War, picture, hall hanging lamp,
cranberry hob nail ceiling lamp, 3
drop leaf tables, old Insurance
plate, china plates and cut glass,
crooks, jugs. pitchers, ornamental
vases, bank, pipes, griddle, fire
place irons, flat irons, old specta-
cles, marble top hall rack. cherry
chest of drawers and numerous
articles impossible to ADVERTISE.
TERMS: Real Estate 2O% dav
of sale, balance 80 days, buyer to
pay cost of deed transfer and ra-
venue stamps. Personal Property :
MRS. JOHN L. MONROE, Owner
surt Willis, AuctioneeE 1f-s-3p
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08
FOR R ENT

FOR RENT-In Milford, nicely
furnished one bedroom apartment.
for two adults, fine location, S5C
month. references necessary. 422-
5138. W19-10-25- Il
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08

FOR SALE-Housetrail sc
Elcar, 8'x3O', one bedroom, tub and
shower, clean, 1880; SO Detroiter.
10'x50', two bedroom, all colored
appliances. like new, s2850: '58 Sup
erior, 1O'x45'. two bedroom, with
front kitchen. all Jalousied win
dows through out, s2800. See any
time. mi. north Of Delmar. Del.
on Rt. No. 13. G48-11-8-3 st
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08

FOR SALE-12 ". so amp. low
cut in generator and regulator. like
new, cost SIPS, sell for s35. 6 Volt.
so amp. low cut in generator and
regulator, like new, cost about
sl25., sell for SIS. These generators
nice for boat, taxi cab. etc, where
you need a lot Of battery power.
Sapp's Auto Salvage, Milford.
S53-IO-25-2t-eOW
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08

FOR SALE-1- Bowers Beach :
$50 acres, 450 tillable, ~ miles on
St. Jones Creek, irrigation pond
duck ponds, S155,0OO q Harring
ton 4-bedroom semi bungalow, 2
car garage, and stable. lot 15O'x275',
S12, 900: g. Dairy Farm 165 acres
136 tillable, nice home, 100000; 4
Dover 2-bedroom ranch, utility
room, lot 6O'x2O8', $4,000; s. Lynch
Heights 2-bedroom bungalow. ga
rage, shaded lot 57'x511', $500; g.
Canterbury, rooms and I h.
large living room and kitchen. ga
rage, $4,000. T. Bowers Beach 400
on ST. Jones entering Delaware
Bay. wharf and buildings, $3.50; s.
Milford Pierce Street. o u b | {
house. each side rooms and bath
partial basement one side, hot
water heat, large lot, s9.500 g. Mil
ford 3-Sedroom ranch, full base
ment, plaster walls. hot water heat
$l3,5 500. 10 Milton Road IA acres
approximately tillab BILE. house with
5 rooms and bath, $500: IL Near
F'rederica lit acres, approximate
ly 80 tillable, 25.0OO: 12- North
West Front Street, Milford, home
with two apartments hot water
heat, 2 double garages, lot 60'x150'
$500 Wilkins Realty Co. Ocean
Drive Manor, Frederica. 1874 4486
335-54O1. residence 335-5733.
W175-10-l1-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08

FOR SALE-1952 40' New Moon,
2-bedroom, tub and shower, new
paint job, clean, $3.50 cash: 1857
42'x8' General. 2-bedroom. like new.
color fixtures throughout 1850
cash: 1855 42'x8' Whitley, 2-hed-
room, full bath, clean, $l7OO cash:
1856 Travelhome 47'x8'. 2-bedroom.
perfect shape, $1,000 cash. One mile
north OF Greenwood on Highway 13
at the Tastee FL 2. See any time.
Phone 349-4010. Kel-11-8-2t
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08
E liz TON TRUCK

L O 7 E L I FTLL-LENGTHED
WINTER COAT FOR SALE = in
excellent shape. s10.; also. infant 8
snowsuit, $500 422-4521 day, 422
9593 after $50 p. NJ 11-1-tfp
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08
MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE

Remember last winter-t h e
rough fuel bills? Get wise, econo-
mize-in one OF our fall specials!
3-bedrooni. 50'x8' with washer.
s2095, 1895 down: 2-hedroom. 5O'x
TO-, $685. delivered Furniture TAX
en- as down payment. Open even
ings and Sundays. Rt. No so.
North, ia 2-05l9. Easton Trailer
Sales. E47-10-ll-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08
APARTMENT FOR RENT

Large 3-bedroom apartment with
living room, kitchen. and bath,
first floor, nice yard. Located Mil
ford Harrington Hwy. 4228052 he
tween A. NJ & 5 p. NJ.
DIS -10-A-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08
IN MEMORIAM

EMORY In memory of all mem
berS of our family who have passed
away to date November II, 1863.
y page in the book of memory
Silently turns today
For memories live forever,
To US they are just away
Lula and Norris. 11-8-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08

FOR SALE-Kitchen re: ..deling.
Visit our show room. See our. fac
tory. See your cabinets being
made to At your kitchen. Pick out
your own colors or stains. We re-
model your kitchen. porch. or what
have you, completely. We have
our own plumbers, carpenters.
electricians. and most important
Of ala designer. r. and 0. Kit
chen Cabinet Co.. across from State
College, north OF Dover. on the
DUPONT Highway. 734-62s7.
R-66-I1-15-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08
SEED CORN FOR

SALE am still agent for Pioneer.
Give ne your order, | will deliver
the number you want and guaran-
tee a stand. Edwin Prettyman,
Houston, Delaware. Phone 422-881O.
1-8-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08

FOR SALE-Blue cashmere coat.
size 20, like new: massage lounge.
practically new: boys bicycle. new
condition: will sell all reasonable.
1922 1859 W22-11-8-2t