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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-06
Fourth lnnino
Cardinals


Musial reached first on a hit and
WAS sacrificed to second by Cooper.
Kurowski hit a line drive and
reached first. Sanders hit a home
run scoring Musial and Aurowski.
Litwhiler struck out. Marion was
out on a high fly TO Matini.
New York
Crosetti reached first on a hunted
hit to right field. He was the first
Yankee runner on base. Johnson
hit to center field and held down
first as Crosetti reached third.
Keller hit a ball to short center
and Crosetti scored Johnson was
cut off at second and Keller was
out. Dickey was out on a fly ball to
Litwhiler.
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Deaths
MS. FLORENCE 3. MARBLE

Milan. Mich. Oct. 6-Mrs. Flor
enee r. Marble. IS. died this morn.
ing in Saline Hospital after a ling
ering illness. She was the daugh.
ter OF the late John and Mary
King and was born Nov. 3, 1876. at
Harrisonville, Pa. In 1892 she was
married in Milan to Joel L. Marble
who died Feb. s. 1882. Mrs. Mar
bic had been a member of the
Milan Methodist Church, and a
charter member OF the Milan Chap
ter No. LOG OF the o, E. s. Mr..
Marble was the founder OF the
Marble Park Cemetery in 1895.
Surviving are nephew. Law.
renee Ward, who had maize his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Marble
since his infancy: sister, Mrs.
Lloyd Ward. Ypsilanti, and a broth
er, Louis King. Charleston, W. Va
A daughter. Mrs. Helen Warsaw
passed away in 1926.
Funeral services will be Friday
at 2 O'Clock at the Stevens and
Bush Funeral Home with Rev. VII
liam A. Johnson officiating and
burial will be in Marble Park
Cemetery.
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Innings

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was out after a line drive to second
baseman. Crossetti struck out
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Eggs

Eggs
BGGS-Whites. 4. S. grade A. jun.
bo, 55c; extra large, 5Sc:
large, 55-5Gc: medium. SIC
small 47c; u. $. Grade y.
large. 463c: u. S. Grade c, large.
81 Sc; medium i7.9-4Sc.
Browns. u. s. Grade A. large,
Doc; medium sic: small 47c, u. s
Grade b large. 4G.3c.
Fruits
APPLES Delicious. $500 $50;
Mcintosh, fancy. $780, bu: No
]. $2-2.2j bu.; No. 2, $3.50 bu. ;
Northern Spies, No. !, $3.50-4 bu. f:
Jonathans No. /. $3-3.25 bu.: Steel
Reds. fancy. Sl5O-5 bu.: No. !
$3.5O-4 bu,; yellow Transparents
$3.oO-325, wealthy bu. No. /,
81 25-2.50. Greetings. S2.25-9 60.
TOMATOES - Jumboes. No I, SOC.
sl00.
PEARS Koiffers. bu., No. I. Gin.
$500.
CANTELOUPEs- 9s. 800: larger
$2.0025O.
PLUMS fairbanks. in half bush
els. $40.
MBERS-Slicers. $3.50 bu.
GRAPDS-C oncords. Jumboes, un.
Degrade 6i-7lc.
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Car Taken

Car Taken
Edwin Williams, Pine, Willow
Run, reported theft of his 1910 car
10 the Sheriffs branch office in
East Ypsilanti. this morning. Mr..
Williams had gone into a store on
Centennial Rd. and when he came
out, he saw his car being driven
away.
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To Present Show
The all soldier show "Nips in the
Bud will be presented Sunday,
october -. in the Auditorium at
Willow Run, by Company A, U. S.
ARMY. from Ann Arbor.
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To Meet Tonight

To Meet Tonight
Heads Of the OCD protection
services, senior air raid wardens.
and instructors will meet this eve
ming at p, m. at the control cen
Ter for the purpose OF outlining ac.
tivities Of their program for the
coming year.
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MRS. CHARLES VAN woRmER

MRS. CHARLES VAN WoRMER
Milan, Mich. Oct. 6-Mrs. Char
les Van Wormer. So, died at her
home, 335 County St. this morn
sang after =, lEy.c, ,sp& tllness, She
was the daughter OF David and
Mary Ann Royal. Born Feb. !,
1860, in London Township. Monroe
County. Mrs. Van Wormer lived
her entire lifetime in Milan vicinity
with the exception. of four years
spent in Hamilton, Canada.
March 5, 1878. she was married
to Charles Van Wormer and they
made their home on a farm in Mi
Ian Township until 1920 when they
retired, moving TO their present
address. Mr.. Van Wormer died
Oct. 81, 1886. Mrs. Van Wormer
had been a member of the Milan
Methodist Church.
One son, Lee, Monroe; four
daughters. Mrs. Jesse Fuller, De-
troit; Mrs Clifford Forsythe, Mrs.
Jesse Peters, and Mrs. Milton
Lossee, Milan; seven grandchil-
dren and two great grandchildren
survive.
Funeral services will be Satuf-
day at 2 o'clock at the Stevens and
Bush Funeral Home with Rev. Viii
liam Johnson officiating. Burial
will be in Marble Park Cemetery.
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BROILERS; 27iac; capons, 9 lbs.
up, 81; under pounds, 1880.
fowls. 2iGo; stays. 20G0; seeIe
20; turkeys under rs lbs. 1850;
Is TO % lbs. $40: 20 lbs up. 1910.
ducks. u, No loading or unloading
Saturday or Sunday.
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Trustees TO Meet

Trustees TO Meet
Trustees OF Cleary College will
meet at the College Saturday morn
ing at IL O'Clock 10 hear reports for
the three months ending Sept. so.
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WHEAT-No. 2. .Sl.s3. .'
MATING BARLEY range. S1.34.
li9. feeding. Si27.
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Itional eroadc astIno Company

National 8roadcastIna Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 700, WWJ
$50. WHAM 1850. WMAQ GO.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1910
Columbia Brosdcsstlna Company
WJR 100, WBBM $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860. VICAR l4s0. WBNS
1860, WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORK-WOWO 1890.
Mutual Broadcsstine Company
RED NETWORK WLW 700.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 70U,
CKLW 800. WJBK 1890.
WLW 200, WGN 100.
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Evening star., 1943-11-15
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.
HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation Of
a statement Of availability from her
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
HELP poMssr,c tc.,,,, !,

SETTLED WOMAN. mother,s helper, to
stay niEhts: steady work; $40 no.. rm.
nurse or maid or
mothers helper: references essential; good
salary; Sa Can OR. 2739 Sun. eve. or all
WOMAN, white, for general housework in
exchange for Groom apartment; good To-
cation. 933 23rd st. NV.
WOMAN, exp, with local ref; perm. po-
sition; general work. small apt. 1445
PARK I'd. NV, apt. 610. HO. 1893.
WOMAN, settled. g.hw, and help care
no Sundays; S13 and carfare. sH. 534S.
WOMAN, capable with children: 51a-day
wk.. no Sundays; live in: SIS month.
WANTED, 2 girls. gh.w.. live in; pleasant
quarters: S24 for 2. RA. 1896.
EXPERIENCED laundress and cleaning, 8
days week, in Bethesda, 10-min. walk from
bus. SOC per hr. and carfare. Call OIL.
1857 after pm. Reference.
COOK OK-HOUSEKEEPER.
Young couple with little boy, in pleasant
country home anxiously searching for
kindly responsible white woman; good
wares: mostly cooking. CH. 1855.
COOK,
CIV, live out: 10. am. through early
ulnner: 81 &: no laundry; small household
references. Ordway 1929.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
FILE CLERK

COLORED GIRLS, sandwich
wrappers and makers; night
work; 10 pm. to 6 am. Sal
ary, $50 week. Apply Mrs.
Barnett, 9 to 10 pm, Monday
night. 6303 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1943-11-15

COOK, colored woman. wants lob in small
restaurant; able to take full charge Of
coRsRspoNbESHLz-woman e,5fasP 58 GSnz- Of mature
aee OF thorough training and experience
de desres employment in small office. Box
DREssMAKING. designing, remodeline and
Aiipas ax Apt: 'esij aD asSs s'' 1850 irving st.
evenings, clerical. cashier, sales. Call eve
GRsi al day sRaday Union s5so
sist doctors once; salary, $50; age. AZ
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, 1914 years old wants
permit IA 4s45, Is.
Lady wants te work by the day, ironing to
give references, Boy 550-J, Star. I5s
dasa a. and ns ysars sbo2hsnd spshsnie and
typins; executive ability; $50 weekly. Box
sECRETARiAL or clerical work of Ia any
king desired: experienced wishes to work
St sEfRFT.eR hspS BOX las;5 StsE IS.
si;!:s AZ saa legal ana
sEcREIARY noH sTGSoGRAPHER. jfGsi5 ssr past ia 3
yrs: With contractor In complete. charge Of
and Federal tax returns, ODT reports, etc
Avail: about Dec. 18th. 10 yrs experience.
Excellent refs: Salary, $50. Present en-
ployer disseminating business. Box 355-B
Star.
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER. former
purchasing agent for manufacturer. radN
parts: 10 yrs. business exper. ia 0671
YPIST-R0OkKEEPER, girl. wants typine
sfsss snd boosssegns as sss to DO nights home or
WOMAN, white, "a, experienced, wants
Job as nursemaid for child, empl
parents no Sun. full time, leave M;
ref. Box 1921, Star
YOUNG WOMAN desires position: years
secretarial experience, knowledge of French.
Spanish and German: research. CO. s593,
afternoon Monday
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
other than those contracted by myself
after Nov. IA, 1943. Jack M. Pearson,
r3l Madison st. NV, D. c. 16.
], MARY Z. CATION will not be responsible
for the debts of my late husband, VIM. E.
Cation, after 80 days from this date. 15'
Evening star., 1943-11-15
PROPOSALS.

6oMMIssIoNERs,, D. C., WASHINGTON.
be received at Room 500. District Building.
Until 2SH Pm Negem6sr f6s Is r9aa and
Combined system Replacement Sewer,
vicinity Sheridan and Third streets NV,
consisting of approximately $50 linear feet
of 3'6" diameter brick and concrete ma
sonry sewer, ID linear feet brick and con-
crete masonry junction chamber. and
brick masonry manholes, Proposals may
be obtained at Room APT, District Build
ing. nol0-6texSu
OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE
Capitol, Washington, D. G., November l,
1943-SEALED BIDS will be received in
This office until 300 pm. November %,
1913 and then publicly opened for fur
nishing and delivering carborundum blocks
and cement for water bridge walls at the
Capitol Power Plant, Washington, D. c.
Bidding information may be obtained on
Building. mol ., 1917
COMMISSIONERS, D. c., WASHINGTON.
November Is, l943.-Sealed proposals will
be received at Room $50, District Building IIiin
ing Tin Cans, Schedule No. 1860. For
specifications and information amply to
Purchasing Officer. Room $50, District
Building. nolo'lo'lf
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HELP WOMEN (cont., /, !.

WAITRESS, experienced: good hours eoot
money; no Sundays. The Capital Cafe
W4STED sSS FL ins mature n;s woman ;, refinement i
manage small rooming house. moderate
salary references. Box 280-J, Star. 49,
WOMAN, young. over Is, to take orders
Ior 1915 Cq,lisI's; short hours: good pay. Room
WOMEN, white or colored, for ward die,
5itchen work and housekeeping dept. rs.
80. Salary and meals. l woman. white
Wahted Tor supervision of ward diet kitch.
en-, IN oyer 90 Salary, and meals. Appl,
gaTneld HOSPITAL. employment office. 10tf
WOMAN, intelligent, energetic, with execu.
i've ability, stenograp aphic or typing know
ledge, capable of answering correspond
ence. also general ofhce work, in elite type
portralt studio of1ces. Good salary. ex.
WOMAN wanted to teach lady to drive ca,
sI,G and get permit. DU. 0S73.
WOMAN, young. with mechanical aptitude
soE 1echnielan's position in local medica
Mh sehooE .6 6expSrienee p not necessary. Cal
switchboard and some typins: co. good iss.su! saiar,
XGI,n1 aTd ,nn21urS. Box 13s-D. Star,
YoHNG vi WOMAN. II ! Il Il to TO- s5. general once
W0TRi WORK II, permanent position, pleasant sur
rSSsndtnss; rSsnsn s. with INSURANCE company;
week. Salary to start, $22.5O. Give
phone number when answering. Box 27s.
ATTENTION! BRIDGE TEACHER OF
GOGD 81 }[1 BRIDGE 2 PLAYER WANTED TO Ex-
pLA!H W4siS,hdTSS hAHT0sRIpGE Sn IN DEPT; STORES
TTRAcTIyE PosITioN. CALL CO, ossC
FOR APPOINTMENT
Evening star., 1943-11-15
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE, white; butler. chauffeur, wifi,
cook: desires go to Florida or California
Adams 1902. Box 1881, Star. l5'
Evening star., 1943-11-15
HELP DOMESTIC.

saIaTx. salary esli before pm, RH' ioi' Sioo' s000
aaaTsrs sse r. 5ss5y ye I'M pleas
69oR GO 6,s and s.hw" references required.
COOK and r.h.w.: hrs. flexible, laundry
optional. live in or out; reasonable time
OF; pay what you are worth: experienced
Sa Snly' >, Apply apply Mr.. Back, 1915 H st. NV.
aeiehts. aeek seT es E hive al5s ip or out; Wesley
N ns s Teef 4is ys n ee9
SS;oekc EAi $500 no Sundays; good salary.
COOK. .s.h.w: SIT week; no laundry; live
n n or stay some nights; on bus line: Jos
s Ghsoy eRass M o 1SsS TseS
ily; written references. EN- oa35, or Ex.
Go9K. Gor}b v,erlds Shy, live out; ADEQUATE pay.
SoooE C0oK' ghv;, lao to $40; 8 employed
sslary Wo 555a aoasf sfter no $50 5ia3pd5y pm good
SsTs SsHss Why HUSBAND emPlsysd by a soass
q SfsERAI. IT,. family Of
sSndasI Shens D!eSSfns Wi ssss sSs RADIO
500 mo. RA. .07s2. ="
Tk; pleasant Working conds. @ ape; Can lo-oes co
9ls2 l2 al day Sun; weekdays after ! pm.
GiHL WANTED, R.h.w., care of 2 children;
n,,S Sl5 week; NS Call RE. 800, Ext 2o71.
tHOU;SEkEEPER, experienced; live in; 2 In
For appointment phone OR. 3791.
MAID. colored. for all day Mon. and Sat,
or n day every day except Thurs and sun
Apply 1421 Belmont NV
MAID and clean house, help prepare meals
for, small household. set table properly;
full day not REQUIRED; references requested.
Box 1879, Star - 16s
MAID. CIV and ironing, 3 hours. S
REQUIRED. So. Arlington. cH. s454' 459 REL
N MAID eol9red. ,a9 for cleaning. go on Sun
MAID, R.h.w.. small family; $50 to 4:30
daily. no Sunday work: Apt. 80, 1916
Euclid st. NV. DU. 05s1
MOTHERS HELPER z. colored, live in: no
coeoaking; no Sundays; $40 week. EN-.
NURSE. experienced. for care Of little
children, with references Of living In same
emily naa,iyy over consideerable period; prefer
NsTIhsE, s',I, white. experienced. references;
boy: other help: S2k weekiv On MAO
Evening star., 1943-11-15
HELP MEN,.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
a statement OF availability from his
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
SITUATIONS DoMEsTlc.

COOK. .rst-class. desires sleep-in Job,
prefer no children. Salary. SIS. per week.
GIRL. refined colored wants part-time
Job as store or beauty parlor maid morn
ave. ne. 49,
GIRL, coored, wants 3 days work. part
n1 rms or iuil time: co. 1854:
in Sc. vicinity: hours. II until pm. TR.
5121.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work. after
moons. Al references. Call NO. 1884.
COLORED, wants 2 part-time jobs, 9-1
and 2-6; good references: adults. DU.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started, kept
part time, statements. audits: tax returns;
prompt: reasonable. SH. 6564 2I'
COLLEGE GRADUATE, LII B. and ac-
counting degrees; veteran World War II.
procurement and expediting experience.
interested in postwar proposition; will
25 years experience in building construc-
ton, desires supervisory position with large
firm where experience and a capacity for
hard work will insure steady employment
and a salary to commensurate with duties.
Qualifications and suggestions: Superin-
tendent OF construction. efficiency field
checkups on large projects. building main
tenance for large chains or holding COM
panies. appraisals. checkups and settlements
Ior bonding and ms. companies. architects
neid INSPECTOR, manufactures agent. In
FILIPINO, chauffeur. cooh valet; sober. de-
Pendable excellent refs: 10 anywhere. HO.
MAN, single. retired. department store ex-
perience; references good. Box 260-J,
MAN. colorsd, part time work. 6 to 1a M,
bus boy. EX. OS56.
driver; experienced; D. C. permit; salary
not under $40 weekly. Call DE. 64O4.
MAN. COL. past draft age, experienced as
store clerk or manager; sober and de-
pendable Give full particulars in reply.
MEcHANiCAL CRAFTSMAN desires BART pa
time work, available 4 hours daily: 81 25
hr., Write Box 31S-J. Star or phone Trini-
FORMER F. B. /. AGENT. law degree. ex-
cellent references, desires investigative
work in defense industry BOX 15-D Star
Evening star., 1943-11-15
MANAGER

Merchandise. office, service; 10 years
experience Govt and retail fields:
Thoroughly experienced accountant. comp
troller, personnel director and merchandise
manager: interested in change. Box
|2S7-J, Star 1Ss
Evening star., 1943-11-15
CLERK -TYPISTS

VI LIMA OftO,
experienced on electric sewing machines:
long Govt. contract, highest wages. Dis
trict Awning and Shade Co.. 441O Georgia
Milford chronicle., 1943-07-09
Crop Corps
Interested In
Securing Help
Mrs: Helen Mckinley OF
U. Of d., In City On
Tuesday To Perfect
Mobilization Plan.

Mrs. Helen Mckinley of the Uni
versity of Delaware Extension Ser
vice. wa sin town on Tuesday in
the interest of the United States
Crop Corps. enlisting interested
persons for the purpose of re-
cruiting workers. To help save the
crops for the armed forces. the AL
lies and for home consumption
workers are needed in canning
while the peak of the season is on.
Volunteers are asked to work at
the prevailing wage. 1t is possible
that care will be furnished for
children of mothers who are will
ing to give some part of their day
for this new service and if the
work is in remote place. trans
pOrtatiOn will be furnished. The
help will be needed during the
three summer months and shifts
may be for the morning. afternoon
or evening. the time best suited for
the worker. Every pound of fruit
and vegetables should be saved for
the winter months when these
things will be less plentiful and
now is the time for this to be done.
Application blanks are in the
hands of Mrs. NJ. Haswell Pierce
and Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend,
and should be filed in this coming
week so that they may be forward
ed to Mrs. Mckinley. Those who are
interested may contact the local
people.
Milford chronicle., 1943-07-09
Fathers Deferment
FGUOred By Senators
Military Committee Votes
IL To ) To Defer
Fathers

Senator Wheeler's long-pending
bill to defer fathers from the draft
was finally reported favorably last
Friday by the Senate military COM
mittee. by a vote of IL to 5.
The Montana Democrat. who has
declared repeatedly there are
enough single men and childless
married men to fill the Army ranks
without tearing up families. an
nounced he would press for con-
gressional action Immediately af-
ter the projected summer recess.
Earlier the committee unani-
mously approved a bill increasing
allowances to children of depend
ent service men. A wife with one
child would get $6S a month in
stead of s62. and the allowance for
each additional child would be in
creased from $40 to IL. The SOL
dier's contribution would remain
the same. s22 a month. and there
would be no increase in the $50
total received by childless wives.
Milford chronicle., 1943-07-09
N. c. Collision Takes
His Oath Of Office
BridgeVille Resident Succeeds ]. HI.
Latchum In Revenue Post

The oath of office as Collector OF
U. S. Internal Revenue for the Dis
trict of Delaware was administer
ed to Norman Collision of Bridge
vile. recently. in the U. S. Dis
trict Court by Judge Paul Leahy
in the presence of about 20 men,
bers of the staff of the revenue Of
fees, Democratic Party leaders and
others. A bouquet of flowers was
presented Mr.. Collision by his Office
force.
Mr.. Collision succeeds James H.
Latchum of Milford, who was ten
dered a farewell party by his staff
and presented with a handsome
gold watch, chain and key last
Wednesday. The farewell also hon
ored Anthony Iannelli who is leav-
ing to enter the armed forces, and
Mrs. Mary Kemp, a clerk, who is
leaving Wilmington. A war bond
was presented to Mr.. Iannelli.
Edward G. Pollard, clerk of the
court, read President Roosevelt's
commission naming Mr.. Collision to
his otflce. Judge Leahy administer
ed the oath of Office to Mr.. Colli-
son.
An informal reception was held
by Mr.. Collision when court was
recessed. Among those who con-
graduated their new chief was Ed
ward L. Hobbs. assistant to the col
lector; Jesse S. Cooper, chief field
deputy; Harry w. Albers. chief of
the miscellaneous division; Harold
1. Salmons, chief of the social Sc
curity division, and Everett Rick
ards. chief of the income tax di-
vision.
Others attending were William S.
Potter, Democratic state chair
man; Henry T. Graham, first col
lector for the District of Delaware;
State Senator Paul Nessick of Mid
ITurn to Page J. Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1943-07-09
Plans Made For Soil
District In Sussex
Schedule OF Meetings Set Up For
Lower County COnServatiOnistS

At a meeting held at the home OF
Alden Short to discuss the Soil
Conservation Enabling Act. plans
were made to establish a Soil Con-
servation District in Sussex coun-
ty. Meetings will be held in each
community throughout the county
for the purpose of explaining the
Enabling Act to farmers and point
out what the Act has to offer.
The following communities have
already arranged a date for their
meetings: Columbia, Monday, July
u. $3.50 p. M. Columbia Grange
Hall; FrankfOrd. Thursday, July
Is, John NJ. Clayton High School.
Other communities will arrange
their meetings as soon as possible.
Earl Cooper. Francis Gum, Man
ford Penuel. Samuel Sloan. H. b.
Hendricks, and William Henderson
were present at the organization
meeting and outlined the plans for
carrying out the organization work
necessary in the establishment of
Soil Conservation District in
Sussex county. Farmers through
out the county are urged to at
tend the meeting in their respective
communities.
Georgetown meeting at Grange
Hall. Friday, July 16. at $3.50 p.
m
Milford chronicle., 1943-07-09
Black Market Curb
On Foul Is Sought
j. G. Wells Will Make
Survey OF Status
In Delaware

The Office of Price Administra-
ton in Washington has made an
other move to stamp out the black
market in Delaware poultry by ap-
pointing ]. G. Wells, Jr., state OPA
price officer, as special assistant
to study distribution and pricing
problems in the poultry industry.
r. B. Hefiebower, director of the
OPA food price division, announc-
ed that Mr.. Wells will work close
ly with the local OPA enforcement
division, which has been conduct
ing an intensive campaign for the
past four months against violations
of poultry price regulations.
Mr.. Wells is now in Washington
for the next two weeks, confer
ring with 0PA food price authori-
ties.
He is expected on his return to
make an exhaustive survey of
poultry market conditions affect
ing growers, wholesalers and re-
tailers. OPA officials previously
have admitted that they have been
handicapped by a lack of complete
information on market conditions,
particularly with respect to the
amount of business conducted by
growers.
Milford chronicle., 1943-07-09
Several Delaware
Pomltrymen Held
On OPA Charges
MUST TEST AUTO If
TAGS HAVE EXPIRED

Several automobile owners
whose car registrations eX-
pired last Wednesday are
required to have their ma
chimes inspected when they
appeared for re-registration
at the offices of the Motor
Vehicle Division. In addi-
tion they are required to OBJ
tain a 81 permit to drive
their cars to the office as
their tags had expired.
Officials stress that those
car owners who should have
renewed registration on or
before June 80 must obtain
the permit to drive their
cars to the Office where an
inspection is mandatory for
them. Cars may be tOwed if
the owner does not desire 10
drive the vehicle.
There were only 4.255 cars .
in the state which had to he
re-registered last month,
2.41S of them being in New
Castle county.
Cars whose registration
expires September 80 may
now obtain the new inserts.