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Evening star., 1945-11-02

mn n
MECHANiC, Ornamental iron vorker-inf n
ss aSs seei Friday slssaz ADp
MECHANICS HELPER-Excel. opportunit
9F Nsssadz yorkfT k good aso xagss and hours
MRcHANhfeS's siR III NhS HELPER, war veteran, witt
p q operators permit for assembly
Sss MEErks { soF sossp sas AZ iar N
Apps reads so q 5os e so1F
Mr. Albert Ferber. Evening and Sunds,
Ssar "a EvFr9N1, EmvsalS1Sm, ST. A. gao Pm. Good pay
MEN-Full or part time bus operators
mechanics and mechanics helpers, 10
work in Arlington County. Apply between
p2a MoTos spS DT TRANsPoRTxoqI%A AARHISaToN & FAB n6
1006 N. Glebe rd.. Arlington. va.
MEN, white. married, learn trade; with o.
sappd sepai ssr fssms sass5 app
ExTEk81aARfhoT I'm FIN co Sioasw wish issl
MEN. white, general workers for ne,
cafeteriai 5-day wk., no exper. nec.; fron
$50 to $35 wk. to start, plus meals an
tions in attractive surroundings: perma
nsnt positions; company's policy Of pro
motions offers excel. chance for advance
ss 1PDs MFARAMp f. RMr MlsS5 CO. 4 c gain liz g
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
MEN, aged 35 to 10. light healthful work
as communication couriers, full or par
time. day or night. Apply WEsTERl
UNION TELEGRAPH CO., Room 200, 131'
New York ave- NV. . -
MEN, colored, .part-time nightwork. ST.
Feekly guaranteed while learning. NOR
nnnney nmnsyI after nssa short training period ss
ICE PALACE. 446l Conn. ave-
mEN, young, draft exempt. to work i
start. good adyanesmsnt alter 6 sesks
Apply MT Alsop, NATIONAL BISCUIT CO
1886 Randolph pl NE.
MEN. BY highly rated dept. store, wanted
buyer for coats. suits. dresses. furs: mus
have record for successful operation; un
usual salary and bonus arraneement Civ
Reply BLuMBERo DEPT. sroRE. Atten
ton, Mr.: I. Blumberg, Portsmouth. Va
MEN white. mechanically inclined. wit
saieS experience: permanent work; goo
salary; must havk car. II not tntereste
n Z ETrmsnsnt MorlE; DO lot apply, SINCE
sys. n;s: Apply Friday from . pm. 70
MEN NEEDED for plant work and helper
sa e., niI1 .TNsy segssi Apply Il gsrI5op EooH y
Evening star., 1945-11-02
HELP MEN and WOMEN

ACCORDIONIST, male or female. to play
nightly In local restaurant. MA. 1918
ACCOUNTANT, experience or training re-
THE HECHT CO.. st. at 7th.
ADVERTISING MANAGER by leading de-
partment store; splendid opportunity. per-
Evening star., 1945-11-02

except on Saturdays: no, Sunday work.
nattmens sn e04 THE EvESfNe ssI ed STAR. 4i 4ioi E
coRsET sALEswoMEM-permanen. work
FINCKEL,S, F st: at 14th.. n
on the lob: must be able to use typewriter.
Apply personnel oface,. End floor. THE
6osMTrfiSo H6saE &C. bEMoNsTRRArons ss 81 5tR rr1.r,.
snce preferred but not necessary. See Miss
Hirst; smpieyment office. 4th floor, s
GoHN GoHNTERGfRLs, sRGf Is experienced, white,
wanted in new aforementioned restau-
CoUNTERGIRLs, white, must be able to
take care of steam table for new cafe.
Il attrsctSs
el policy f
W + MeFARIAip CO. NC. its iio1 viii vii:
seq so,STI blyd Arlington, lRss 9,r Va "a.
/ Be experieneed: $50 per es week. % meals and and
/ uniforms; no Sundays. Apply sl1 Pa.
COUNTER GIRLS tcolored, for dry clean
4 ing company; take in work and give out
pscEases, no ,s experience necessary cess M @ @Eood
coU1NTERWoMEN. LITTLE TAVERN
/ SHOPS, INC. Good chances for advance
/ uLens ShH oilko ooVo petHeen c.oO h-hs
ICOuNTERWORKER. white. an. n 3
1 .. m. no experience necessary: good salary
Il plus meals: no Sundays. Apply TALLY-Ho
Il iRESTAuRANT. S12 18th st. NV.
i lDEMONSTRATOR for well-known toilet
gooes: full-time permanent position. Ap-
/ ply Personnel once, End floor. THE HEcHT
&6HsTann & n sssIsTxAf, A IA H. shoreushly .1p.ri-
fassa 09f 9afrSiRSEsr,R ie 81 {. esnss sSss can
4 DESK CLERK. knowledge Of tipping; hours
piy PARK LANE APIS. alst and Penn-
4 sylvania ave. NV.
i DESK GIRL. some typing. excellent work.
4 ing conditions. vacation with pay, 51s-day
week. Opportunity to learn languaEes.
i Interview mornings 8 to II, BERLTTz
iSCHCCL. $50 17th st. NV
i lDICTAPH0NE OPERATOR or excellent
typist, willing to learn .dictaphone. 81
q lstenographer; Mon. through Fri, q to s.
I .lDICTATiNG MACHINE OPERATORS--Ar
Iestablished and growing publishing or
are ambitious and interested In advancina
q with US; SAB per mo, to start for b-day,
i 40-hour week. Call ut 1241 Gath st. NV
Z for personal interview, or telephone per-
{ isonnel dept. DI. 1900. g.
: tOontinusd On Next Passl
Evening star., 1945-11-02

Snnr ne. kMSHH MSHHAacO0SSfAL c0SfAL DfsoG co. 1000
fnH bRaFTsMES Ne structural s3Na ste., ds,.,er,
Apply; ssatins exp. BETHLEHEM STEEL
DRAFTsMEN. heavy machinery. DESIGN.
AZ apply; .ss,sbssr Stains exp. sETHLEHEM STEEL
M 6RxFTsMAN, sssHsm architectural. chi for New York
City, position; commercial experience; i'm
mediate: a, L. MULLER, 2s6 5th ave-.
Rsyfk Hta ssss zogacY gsE .p5isss. Asss sA u
cSored Goas feT nd sR sRs dsf dsvsry ss soo
es1 He s0r nar
ae AND St j5MfEks sss soore MT sske9S p
ply to Service Bldg, 18th and New YORK
DRY CLEANER for retail dry cleaning
psRs sssaey 1sas Ss sa ana ssS ssasy e
Eh AZ fassf aoGoR + RRfnaEs aE sSsa
PoToMAc ARMATuRE Service. s34a
ELEciTRiciAN. experienced on repair
ELECTRICIAN: Apply IN person 70 chief
engineer, HcTEL WASHINGTON. 18th and
ELECTRiCIAa. experienced in new and old
Gass Eisf tor WA o ba1ner control vr
ins; psr@snent and steady smDioym.nt
JOHN Jul s1sesea assW CO.. Il iac % soriFRsE Fs
ELEVAfoR siisS1 "a; OPERATOR, with switchboard
experience, to IL pm, 8 nights week.
apply At ls01 18th st. NV
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored, for apart
ment building, hours am. to pm. See
Essldsns EiEHnTnn nmanaSsr; nSs 1S2i Sl z s.. Nv
to 4:3Q m. See housekeeper, BRIGHTON
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, white. pleasant
working conditions. Apply Southern Bldg !,
ELEvAToR OPERATORS. coIored. red l l Z day a.;
and evening, In modern apt. house; good
working conditions. Apply manager. KEY
STONE APTS.. 2150 Pa. ave. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR; apply in person,
superintendent OF service. MAyFLCWER
HOTEL Conn ave. and De Sales ST.
Apply Chief engineer. CARRY ICE CREAM
ENGINEER, colored. nightwork Apply
2737 Devonshire pl. NV. (manaser's 5
ENGINEER, ffth-clsss license. 250o Que
st. NV, Du. 3400, caH MRS BENSON.
ENGINEERS, 9Th class. white. day and eve
ming shifts; excellent WORKING conditions
good salary. THE KENNEDY-WARREN,
fARiSHxND on COUPLE without chll-
dren; excellent nvins conditions. Call day
49,
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
State College Has
Started 54th Year

The Delaware State college
opened September 10. Freshman
Olientation included devices in
tended 10 adjust the students to
The problems and ISSUES oi college
life. Organizations, tests, round
table discussions. tour Ot the
campus. receptions and a religious
meeting hiYhlisntcd the Week !,
activities.
The opening exercises Of the
fifty fourth year took place Mon
day, September Il when Dr How
ard ID. Gregg. the colleges pre@i-
cent introduced members OF the
faculty and delivered his annual
OPENING address
Said Dr. Gregg. "Colleee lille X
10 4 @reat extent what YOU max" Of
il. | would suggest that You ap-
portion we'll your time. select care
FULLY your companions and study
diligently and earnestly
Among the new faculty members
added to an already strong faculty
are Dr. Harold &. Wearer, Ed b.
Pennsylvania State College; Dr
Theodore Boyd, Radclitfe; Dr
Mary Hu2g Disss, Ph. b., Bryl
MaWr.
The Vocational Education Diyi-
sion has been strensthened by the
addition OF Mr. Hardy O. Pierce
Specialist in wood work. sheet
metal and cabinet making; anC
Mr. Hllliard Harris. Auto mecha
MICS and machine shop practice.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
MILLSBORO

a banquet will be given by the
Millsburo Lions club, Monday
evening, October 22nd to all Mills
boro young men and women age,
2l. If your 2lst birthday is between
October 18th 1914 and October 18th
l945 and your mail address is
AlillSboro. or il you know any such
one. please write the name on a
postal card and mail 10 Lion Frank
Wood. AIillsbOro. before October
10Th. to get Il free ticket TO the
banquet and special program.
Dr. and Mrs. G.. V Wood have
bought a log cabin at Ocean city
and will likely spend a part of
their time there this autumn.
Ur. and Mrs. W b. Atkins are
still occupying their home at Re
hoboth and Mr. and Mrs. IL. b. Nit
chell are spending this week with
them.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry r. Williams
spent the week end at their home
in RchObUth.
Mrs. Matte Shockley is staying al
EenWick'S for several days to bene-
fiji severe attack of hay fever.
Several from here attended the
horse show at GEORGETOWN OF
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reese White ant
Mr.. and Mrs w II. Ayees hav,
been spending several days in New
York.
NitrhcU and IoupS are pnlarein;
their store and are having the en-
tire building covered with bricI
veneer.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
Junior All Council
Is + ormed In Kent
CONTINUED from F..s, PAGE,

ley, who stated that six III how.
showing outstanding qualities of
local leadership in each county
will BE- given an ali-eXpen>c, paid
trip 10 The Tractor AIa!lt-udl,c..
Clinic 10 b- hrId at the University
OF Delaware ia November The,l.
boys Will then return 20 thaIf r,-
spectiye communities ana organ
ize tractor clubs Demonstrating
maintenance OF The farm tractor.
Awards To Be Presented
Awards such as medals. trips and
scholarships viii be- given 10 out
standing individuals in such work
during 1916. This ueW contest wjll
provide d means fOl Orgal4IZcd Du!-
ior leadership in Kent County
thereby providing means of oh
tanning new local leaders for All
Clubs.
Leadership pins were awarded to
several local leaders for faithful
service i'll the past years. cold and
pearl pins were given TO Mrs FL
wood Taylor OF Farmineton and
Isaac Thomas of Marydrl Tor IL
years local leadership. \ silver
Ali clover PIN VAS given 10 tAt.
following fOr five years leadership
in local Ill Clubs: Mr.. and Mrs
Lister Hail. Harrington, Mrs Ray
mOnd Lcear. Smyrna and Mrs
Mckinley Ma!oney. Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
DELMAR

Ada. 'AaHJe. ~. , O.de. Of he
La>.~sN S.ar. h,.d X -, Anuua.
Banquet aul GRAND Visitation uA
HoniaE e}eHiHS. September l.. III
,Le Masonic Ten. !., - S.e>t> an
ended T., haA4'.-r There Wee =
chapters et uv.auu.- .vl.e>eN't4
a!.4 He .at,-:~ :.o:. ut..er Nli>-
e.c..uL>
Mis- .. N r.:.~s PRESIDENT. o.
u" Nv 'en'.E ..n %: p,.u.u.
AS aAAu.Hc-a ,.ar ~, upvHu.g
date tpg r., .al' ..-y.;u- i Octo-
:~r nd .A.~ H.ve.il.- Viii ny d
N.y,o.% Par:
W. lrc~~ed Information ,hi,
0r-h d. -. ra~oju- IS \.t. Edwin
I:.c- - At-.. Az. Baltimore on
err'~4hrr II. II tA- Maryland
Grnv.al Ho-p;,al III Ia, city.
I.eatD ~a~ GU~ "a P..tLoAury En-
ioiI~,4 ,u..oWin- au operation IT,.
acute appendicitis Nr. Tricr Vas a
Aari|e ~ Caroline county. Mary
land and son oI Nh ana Mrs
Aa.leS +. Trice ot Concord. Md
t.Nrlal services we've held on
Sunday. Svr,,u.h,s u. ~ J. IN. 4,
concord NJ T. CMurch IurrIucu,
Wu~ III 'Ae aGjuiLIu4 cemetery. II,
j. >ulN Ned J.! his widow. the Tor
J cH Mss Alice rl.aly q, this TOW n
hu ta0-ht H. rAr ruhlic schools oi
this Vicinity tuI Setcrul Years and
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
MILFORD NECK

Milford Neck Methodist Church,
Reverend David +. Wood. Pastor,
Sunday, September 80, Sunday
School serl ices at ; p. III. Harvey
Thompson, Supt., church Services
at 3 p. III. by the pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. james +. Teathery
OF Media. Pennsylvania are visit
ine Mr.. and Mrs. john NJ. Wolfe
and son, charles of Biz Stone
Beach.
Mrs. Avery Clendaniel and child
rem of near trcderiCa and Mrs.
LLOYD Coverdale and daughter OF
near Milford visited Mr.. and Mrs.
William Macklin and family sun
day.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Amanda stevenson is improving at
this writing.
A hot-doe roast was held at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. EdW in Short
last " ednesday evening. Among
those present were Mr.. ana MIS-
James Galloway and family, MIS-
Elizabeth CallaWay OF FredtlNi' ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Wiley ana
son Joshua Jr, Mr.. and MIS-.
George Hammond. Pic. and Mrs.
Samuel Short and Miss Elizabeth
Short. A very enjoyable evening
was spent by all.
Little Buddy and Doris Grernly
were Friday evening guests ol
Joshua Wiley Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Penuel ana
daughter. Nancy of Slaughter Neck
were Sunday evening guests OF Mf
and Mrs. Charles French 81
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. NeShltt Oh
Wilmington, Mrs Walter Hunter "l
Philadelphia and Mrs. Price Rus
sell Of RehOboth were Sal ufdaH
guests of Mrs. Sadia NILS "l VIII
lord
Mrs. Norma Brown OF chester
and Mir. and Mrs. Richard MarFe
and son. Walter of BOOthwyn, IA
were week end guests Of Mr.. an'
Mrs. John Longbotham OF Bl'
Stone Beach.
After Pfc. Samuel Short reported
to Fort Dix September -, ne lei
tor Camp cook. california.
An old fashioned beach part
NdS HtIu dl DIS A'tOi''
Saturday night in honor OF Lleule
nant Jane f.. Phillips. Army NurN
Corps of Fort Monmouth, New Je'
sey and Coxswain Walt Whtilla
!. Coffman. L. s. Navy OF WaSllihl
: ton, ID. G. Those attending "e'
3 Mrs. Lillian V. Phillips ana sol
James and Charles, OF Cahldel
!. New Jersey, MIR. and MIS- ~
/. Hartman and children, Nireih!' |.
: Billy, James and Ronald OF DeIal
sS New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. lhoIl''
= Stillwell and children. Patsy an
= George Of Renameade, Ne" Jerst
: Mrs. Blanche &. Coffmah, vi,
u Bessie O. Lawyer. Mrs. Ester
= kenney. Mr.. William Hickman al
= Mr. and Mrs. EnOch j. arp'i't'
!, and their daughter Lois Ann "i
- Alma Mae Afterwards the9 -
e turned to the homes Oh VI
:. Blanche Coffman and Evelyn "
- penter where they spent the wee
70 end in a very enjoyable manner.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

Two of every seven pedestrians
killed iii motor vehicle traffic acci-
dents are GJ years OF over.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
HOUSTON

\ pretty wedding took p.a.~ oI
" vduesday evening. September r..
at O'Clock III Houston Church
h-A Miss Do.s Eileen Marvel.
ON! dau-.t-r u Nh ana Mrs Hal-
~ j Marvel. h-came 'h- h..Q~
u Edward Louis MaNw,., Avia-
-!ou MacAiAi,' Mat (. .. rhe L.
: My and >uA u, VI and Mr..
t'G.d MaXw~. also OF Houston.
Tn church Was beautifully ."c3-
rated with cUr ;.oWv.S and .-:As.
TA~ n.ide Vino Ms -lv-,. i. maj
ria2" ~ he: Ia'A.I. NO. j SG.t
o; winter Whit W.'h a,,,-,u:.-> oi
IucAia A-! cor~a4. W., q. I'D uud
white goS-S TA- uId.~4ua.d Mss
Bertha WILSON wore i ulack and
white suit with t.a,h s4G WHIT &C.
cessOI!-S. hc. cOIsa4c Ms oI white
carnations Tn a~S, uaa ior tA~
groom was Ku~... J lIee.ns Ay-
ialiou Machlui~' Mat. s 4. ot Tie
Navy tsom F.a.A.e.G y J The
double Ilue cr.,.aoly Wu- pen
formed by rh- K-t I.uWs"Acr y.
Hadda Nay ul j., iiou>'o.. Church.
Mrs Ethcl JouA~pl played l.., Wvd-
ding music ami MIS- Agnes Webb
sang III her most charming way
Il Love You Truly After The Wrd-
ding Il reception was hcld at The
home oI The nrldr's parents tol
Relatives and lli-ud> The bride is
Il graduate 81 the Milford High
school and IS employed in rhr per
soun,.I d.parfm-ut Oi the Coca
Cola Company III Wilmington Til,
groom Also ujir.drd Milford High
Schoo! amt .u'"i-d the service III
Octohrr l"it. and is now stationed
Al th, Ntya. A.s Station. OttumWu
Iowa. AlI-l Wedding Irip til,
brid" I-'u:n-i 10 hrf work in WiI
miuetuu and the groom To his haSt
IN Iowa TIN. many friends OF IN,
hrid, and .room. whose courtshil
began ia A.sh school days. WiSl
lol th-u u!uny years ot happiuts,
and pr. .prnty
M.s JrMuI- II Hendricks an,
Senator and Mrs Robert ii Yerktt
cHrr,taiu,d at dinner on Sunday
Nj. and NgS William Carey an,
children ot Townsend
Funeral services tor William
Sharp were held ON SUNDAY Sep
tcmb-r - at the Berry Funrra
Home III Milford Mr Sharpe Gel
rbratrd his 47th birthday anuiyel
sury just short time ago. IT,. ha,
stroke about Il week ago and di,
4 trw days later.
Several Of our toWuspcoplr seer
10 h- suffering With intcstiua
. grippe. especially SOM, ot the chiI
drtn
Mrs Fred Maxwell has been Ell
trltainin2 her sister from Whining
: ton. who was down tol the Ma
} we'll Marvel nuptials
t oscar Marvel OF Newport Nry
), Va has been spending quite som
time with relatives in and nea
/ Houston
: Mrs. Gertrude Carroll Of Ne
4 castle has been visiting Mrs Lid
/ Marvel and family for sever,
! weeks
i Mrs l.ida Marvel and dau4h',
: NcrdclIa. spent the Weekend
i Wilmington
Mrs Wilbur Jump attended
Farm Bureau meeting tol f~o day
last week il. New Yolh city
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

To say the right thing. no more.
no less. and then stop. takes
thought.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

=. present Jeachlns al Laurel a
sister. Miss Ruth Trice. a member
o: the faculty ot Caroline High
school also >ugyiyeS him.
The regular meeting of the
". :. 4. :. o, the Isl Methodist
church Will be held on Tuesday,
September 25th At : y. II. in the
social hall This Will be a covered
G.sh supper toy members and their
families \ business meetins and
p.o-ram Viii follow the supper
Ms. Edwin Sirmon mas been iii
H. her home on State SJlret for the
past three weeks
ur. ANA Mrs. : H Lynch are en-
.oNlnS . vacation. Sptndius pant O.
Tie time With relatives AT Snow
Hlll Maryland
MIS-, John pisharoon again is a
lutient al the Pennsylvania Huspi-
"a. il. Philadelphia
Nh. ana Mrs II + Beach have
returned from Il visit With theil
son. Martin. and Mrs Beach a
Martln>Nille Virginia.
Lieutenant j. - ana Mrs. &
Howard ThoInher Of l.anSduw ne
Pennsylvania Mere week enc
SueslS Of his aunt. Mrs. 4. II
Smith here.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
HARRISON

Nh ana MIS- ElWvl. o. N..siu.a
md Mr. and Ms Otha Pvrpel Of
;eaF PlAe-toye. Wee Sunday
,.ternoon and eye..ns guests ut
air. and Ms AnaniaS Hickman.
Mrs Ialc.- Kitchens IS: Ha..ll--
ton ! >prndju- q :vW days VIII.
hel sister Mrs Ivta Wa...u-tuA.
i, his Wlj,ir.
Ms. Nina Moore o.: Wilmington
) >peNdin- so:ae tlme wi,A he.
sister. MIS- Rutvlt N.u>cy
OUE httle town oI Halhr~uu j.
hooM:ns "ith NO stores duiu- a
,lAe business. Il saw Mi, I.AEin-
ill. u"-e. and H. chicken plaut
crossing a. high a> loono chick
~ Iel day. thus emploliu2 ii lot
%. A".p H-gh"son >..- j. tinv
plac' 10 live Buse~ run lum Re
hohoth 70 Wiln.iugtuu. PAlIaGr.-
PIMA ana other points. There arr
aI>" TWO garages kept busy
Nh and Mrs. Robert OFT. Nh. ami
Mrs. Robert Vrasey. Mrs cora
Prettyluan Mr.. ald Ms. Harvey
I"nIel and daush,er. Miss Betty
L"uISr, attended lhr Iunclal al Nh.
Jacob Smllh which vas Ayld al
Hc' 'ollrH's chapel SUNDAY after
l.oOu
The Rally Day service viii h,.
t"ld IN The church sunday morn
m The SECOND sunday in October
lA" world Wide conmnion srr-
wee will be- held tAr tir>t Sunday
M"fnin4 in October Services a.
usual Sunday morning. September
-. SUNDAY school al IT,. rrruchin-
- II. You should attend
hr ". :. {, :. will meet in the
hall next Thursday rNenin4. Octo-
her fth With Ml~ Fannie David
son and Mrs. Ruth carey as hos
less. Come out ana enjoy lin,
''ehin2 With plenty ui ice cream.
and cake
Miss Annuh,llr Prc,tyman vii,
las been ~prndin@ hrI Vacation
Wl'h hrl parents, Mn and Mrs
William PlrttNmau has returned t,
Delaware tol,r4r. NrWarh fof he,
senior Year
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

Ms Jack Dawson spent s-V-ga!
d.vs OF the pas, week visiting -
a,,y.s IN Chester "a Shr Mas ac-
co,rpau;rd home ~ " \ Dawson
AID daughter Emma 70. rh~ Week-
nd
NJ. and Ms Roy Sapp visited
-A.!r daughr~r GrL~V.~Y~ az
Browns MIL y. J ou Sunday
Mr and Mrs Edwin Prrttynan
daughtrr. Betty and >o. Kenneth.
>p~., Sunday IL Atlantic C!'y.
Ah and Ms FRANK Sapp ard
Gaughtel Frances. VINO hay- been
visiting Aer mother Ms Irene
ViAyard. returned 70 their home In
Wilmington on Tuesday
Corporal Charles Mitchell Of
Texas. spent Friday with his SIS
t.r. Mrs Almond WILSON ana tan-
ly. NJ. Mitchell : retired Army
Office.
MrS. William Bige> went 70 VII
niugtou on "Wednesday 10 spend
IT,, remainder OF th,- week With he.
children. M and Mr, William
Davis ana daughters 'uru.yu and
Shirley
Mrs MARGARET Sapp spent tAr
Wevh--ud with Arl son. Nrn:y and
family
Miss Grace Sharp Of Harrington
Was the Weekend guest oI Miss
Lillian Harris
Mrs George b Thistlrwood and
daughter. Nancy Carolr. spent
Monday afternoon with her mother.
Mrs Anna Sharp in Harriuston
Miss Phyllis Armour. 4 student
nurse a. the General Hospital in
Wilmington. Was home over the
Weekend
Miss Rosanua Mrssick underwent
an operation tor appendicitis on
Tuesday morning III the Milford
Memorial Hospital and W. hop
she Will soon he out AGAIN.
Miss Helen f. Yerkes has return
rd to her home IN Glrnssidr. Pa.
alter a visit With her grandmUthcr
Ms Jennie II Hendricks, and her
aunt and uncle. senator and Mr.
Robert H. Yrrkes.
Miss Florence Mcssick Of vii
mington is visiting her mother
Mrs. Pearl MrsSick
Church news for Sunday. Sep
tembcr 30: Church school al i
O'Clock Sunday morning HoWar'
K Moore. superintendent Preach
ing at II o'clock by the pastor
Rev Lawrence ID IIaddaWAy. E,vr-
! ming services starting Al -" @
! clock
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

A still tongue maketh a wise
head.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
u. Of d. Plans F ootball
Team, First Since AZ
tContinued from First Page)

string of victories before football
was abandoned at the end OF the
1912 season isn't available at the
Newark school at present, ana
won't be for some time.
the decision to field team this
season was made due TO the large
freshman enrolment this year ana
the fact many of the students had
requested that at least an "inlor-
NAL" team be tielded.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near GrcenwOOd)

Everett b. Tryce b. NJ c has
been granted a discharge from the
Navy and is back home to civilian
life gain after spending many
months in service.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Earl Thompson and
daughter of Pennington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Bowen of Andrew
Vile and James NJ ,rgan of New
Haven. Conn, were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Rust
f.. ". Lloyd celebrated his send
birthday recently by having his
children and grandchildren spend
the dav with him taking with them
delicious home made ice cream
and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Rust spent
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Edgell Mrs. Edsell i:
much improved at this writing.
A still tongue maketh wis,
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

Major and Mrs Mager who have
been guests OF My. and Mrs Ken
neth Ellis. left a few days ago fot
81 Petersburg. Florida where they
viii be stationed for awhile
Miss J. Faye Roswell. cadet
Nurse at the Milford Memorial
Hospital. Milford spent the week
end here with her parents Mr.. and
Ms Paul Roswell
Pie William Jones who has been
stationed al Boca Ration. Florida
has been honorahly discharged
from the Army. Mir and Mrs. Jones
ere now occupying their apartment
here on Jewell Street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-24
Pacific

age 10 ships was light but adj
mitted that important establish
ments al Osaka were hit and
fires started.
REPEAT BLOWS
The assault on Kure-where
carrier airmen March IL left IA
major ships OF Japans Imperial
Fleet crippled at their moorIngS
days of widely-separated fleet
was the third on consecutive
attacks
On Sunday light warships
5 h He'd Paramushiro in the
KurileS. north of Japan, and
American destroyers for the
first time attacked enemy ship
ping off the China coast south of
Shanghai On Monday, two other
light forces of the fleet wreck
cd 4 our-Ship convoy in outer
Tokyo Bay and shelled Chichl
Jima, $50 miles TO the south.
Tokyo radio said submarines
began the sizzling of Chichi
Ji"la before dawn and destroy
erS kept IL up from morning 10
shutdown
The record-breaking fleet Of
more than 500 Superforts spit
INTO several task forces 10 dump
600 tons of explosives on the
.wo factory-jammed industrial
areas. Exact targets were not
disclosed. II was the first day
'ght strike of the B-92erS since
June 26.
Il was the 18th SuperfortreSs
assault on Nagoya and the sixth
-eH- Osaka The big palnes made
their bombing runs al medium
a. we'll as high attitudes. and
without fighter escort, although
they stuck boldly at noon, Jap
anCSe time.
First reports from today:
continuing carrier strike at Kure
were fragmentary. describing
nc weather. as clear and sunny
but giving no indication of dam
aGe inflicted. Antiaircraft fire
presumably was intense, as or
the first strike at the Kure base
Radio Tokyo acknowledged
the beginning Of the attack, re-
porting that air bases of South
ern Honshu and KyuhShu were
hit by the first waves Of carrie
planes.
Incomplete reports indicated
by 6 a. m. that the aggregate
total OF enemy planes in the
raid reached the 800 mark, tn.
broadcast added 1t made NJ
mention Of attacks on the kurt
base.