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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-18

" no Is slated
to be the next
chairman of the
auditors section
of the District
Bankers Asso-
e a t ! on, COM
pleted IS years
with the trust
company in May.
B o n a n d
reared in Kings
ton, Jamaica, he
came to Wash
lngton and en-
tered t he en-
ploy Of the bank
as a bookkeeper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-18

Marshall Field 4 Co. acquired ex-
elusive rights to sell Ercoupe planes
In the Chicago area and will dis
play the first model about October l.
Priced under 5000. the plane will
carry two passengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-18
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA June IL fP,.-The Be-
eurities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for June 10: 3,o43 pur-
shases invelvi2s 81 .6al sh.Ies s,osS sale.
sales involving $50 shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-18

400 am. $50 600 ia:pU noon $50 600
100 ON. 24o 600 600 nm 500 900
Unit Of trading 10 shares: sales printed
In, full. In bankruptcy or receiVerehio eY
Rates Of diyldends ia the forescins table
are annual disbursements based On lesl
quarterly or semi.a annual declaration in
dends are not included. IL dividend
II Il * < t, r ats,p s1 extra o., extra,
year h PAYABLE IN Cans dian f,in1s ( Ac.
curulAted dividends paid or declared this
year.
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Rates Of dividends in the forexoing tsbl,
are annual disbursements based On the last
less otherwise noted. special or extra div.
idends are not included Also extra or
Paysbie in stock Declared or pai4 50
far this year h PAYABLE IN. Canad ian
funds. K Accumulated dividends paid Or
XIV Without warrants.
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Washington Exchange

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Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

adjoining ccm,tcly b"~ld. hi-
wife. who died several year, ago
Mr. Dolby. who was Il native uf
Georgetowu died AT the home OF
his SON George T.. Dolby. of cam.
May Comt House. y. j.. where u.
spent the last several years. III adj
dition 10 his son George. he j, sur
yived by four other children. An,
Fred Short and Mrs Clarence AK
On. GEORGETOWN: Mis-. Levi Balm.
Harheson ana Willard T. Dolby cf
MorrlatoWn y. J. There are also
min" grandchildren ana foul great
grandchildren.
Local Draft BOARD 80 /. George
town. has listed the following mon.
recently inducted into the armed
services: Army Lloyd George Uai-
S"y. Ocean View. Richard Thcu-
done Hudson. Hurbr>ou: EdS,l cub
Yer Johnson, Millsboro: Harold
Franklin kin-. Lincoln. Carlton
OrTil Lathhury. SeIhyvilIc. Thomas
Nelson Meredith. Lincoln: Charles
William Nickers, Aill>horo. Calvin
Joseph Warrington. Milford. Isaac
James West MiIlville: Lew Frank
lin White, Jl.. Milton. Navy Her
man Watson sharp. Milford.
Quick action on the part OF cm-
ployecS AT the Pennsylvania Rail
road station here. probably saved
the Dodge car. owned by William
y, Marker, merchant OF this town.
from deStructiou Mr.. Marker was
returning from q garage where he
had had anti-trecZe put in his car.
when opposite the railroad station
it burst into flames. EMPLOYEES
placed call for the Georgetown
Fire Company and used an eXtin-
guisher on the flames putting them
out by the time the tiremen arrived
Damage was confined To the wiz
ing system which was put COM
pletely out OF commission
Announcement has been mad" OF
the wedding OF Miss Nenetia Mae
Parker. daughter OF Charles II
Parker and the late Bertha l.. Par
ker OF Georgetown. and Ralph Har-
risOn Lyons, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Lyons of Milford
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Omar +. Jones in Wesley
Methodist Church al six o'clock on
Saturday evening. November L..
The wedding music was played 10y
Mrs. Joseph Thomas. with Joseph
Thomas as sOloist. The matron of
honor was Mrs. Ida Watkins of
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Harry Clark Collins were over
m-At ~uc~ts Tuesday ut Mis-. Anna
Ma, Youn1.
Ncs~r>. Norwood and Williams
I.iln sNutth have been discharged
u.m ;Ae Army and me liSitin1
7. Ill molher Mis- Ward I. pai~,y
ID BaIaid. Mrs. DaiScy has also had
s~ hef 4uest her duu2htrr Miss
Iolio Elhuss worth ot Philadelphiu.
Nh. and Mrs Lloyd Stevenson.
Mt. and Mrs. \ Young ot Phila.
>prnt Thanksgiving with MIR. and
MIS-. Charles Houston.
Nf. aud Mrs. Nollie Lynch enter
'ained Thursday To dinner Mr.. and
NtS. Vance Met. .he and dau2hter.
M. and Mis-. Charlie Hickman and
Two children OF here. AIr. and Mis-.
Al Alu>>or OF lower WilNam>ville.
Mr. and Mrs Everett Richards of
" ilminSton spent The week end
with their son, George Ross Rick
IL ds.
Mr. and Nh Harvey Nccanc OF
Ha}ard Ttanks2ivin- guests wer.
their daV~hter. Miss Kathleen Me
abe T. \. ol Milford. MIR. and Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop If
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron-
chitiS is not treated and you cannot
afford to take a chance with anvmedi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and heal alraW, tender. inhamcd
bronchial mucous membranes.
CreOmulSion blends beechwOod
creosote bySpecial proccsswith other
time tested medicines for coughs.
1t contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried. tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle of CreomulsiOn with
the understanding you must like the
way it quickly allayS the cough, per-
lmittlnC rest and sleep. or you arc to
nave your money back. (Adv.)
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

fll+ 'saIn III NIlmiu-1Dl .ud s,aeu
points oH '.r Ea~t,In Suu., .ua
Nur"ls. Nt-lia tAut ,t,u.n-.
-\i.".' Il. P.. .a,. : .-,t Sar-
|-u.. 81. ~tu IL.-u. t.l.t.tl.,a
..''. 4 \" da> ,.ru.-a l,s, VII.
.i- r~ .''- " "ad .h-. T. A.
Ia.t,.
o"HoH H.oI Y WIZ. u. III
E..,, S'r..'. tAl- tuWu. Mas hunor-
i os-c'.at-. i iIcu tUe amy az.
\"l Mh. ~. ~ th. l-,ar4 >rl.al.l-
WON .,l:.. a- rort Num#o4ta. New
.'.-"} .uJ i, a-ain III huu, Wsra
'... l...u'-.
~'aa ~,r-,an. Ana 4 ELLIOTT
'H- .'fuH"t .#uM ot.t~,a- d..t
.hd j. ~ Ills hoG.y u,I.
t,4% lte-ry ~vtaiu- u4-
>,l"u. sd aat4 j b.u-i,I ~..-
'.u- vi csI.-aurh,&ut.~. ,.rqf.
'.-.r "n "Wednesday 1T r.oo r.. .1
il ~ IHt Earri-t uch ~a..
L'"..''nah' Edith ItmrHa Hut~on.
Army N'I~" ui Baltimore Hroan,
'.r aide of Eot.4' i. NInc,n-.
IH;t = e. [. :. \. "t his toWn. III.
't, .i'!olal ~edain4 uu~.c vi
''ayed hy Ms. ida Lowe. cI4ani,t
a. H. Baptist Camch. while III,
N''al AuMt'.. II Lowe You. luIN"
Was sums ty Mrs cecilia Moor.
MS. Fp'h Noch wa na,ron nI
.cn" .nd William Mock acted IL,
''~t H"n The bride WI 4ncn i'm
..".ti'-" hE Nh. Jolu Hines ana
':' .@A'..~ We're Nh. Le}m Love
s.d Hs ENood Dau-. an a, t,i.
'oN' Ir. \. Sr,~:.t of Sarl--
""}, ot.iciat'd g~in- III. GuIbl.
.:nH ceremony The h#id,~ dress
Na* 1UtUMN brown with ma.cnia.
"'c"s~"lie~ and carried ta!is,aau
roses. Mrs Noch Wore u dy,Y melon
shade and carried White POSES
olI'Wia- " reception in th, social
h"'l OF .he church rhg happy coutio
l'tt to Srcnd their honeymoon a.
Atlantic CirY.
Miss iauy Hickey of Wilminstnn
Las been yi~itin4 relatives herr
Mrs Y. J. f:Aluinc il confined To-
Ter Iou." hG illness.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Ward West. Mrs. Harold Met abe
and tWo sons. WAYNE and R"-'r o'
Lcle
Nh. and Mrs. Harry Simpler arr"
spending awhile with his parents.
Nr. ana Mrs Victor Simpler al
SrlhyEille
Norman Lynch. small son of MIR.
and Mrs. Roland Lynch while rid
ma his bicycle Thursday was INT
hy car and he was sent TO the
Milford Memorial Hospital for
t,atment. He is makin2 sotisiac-
tyly Improvement AT this time.
Mrs. Carrie EaShun of SclhNNille
is spending some time with her
sister Mrs. George Lewis.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Never soak pickles longer than
- hours in a salt solution. The
usual proportions for such solu-
tion are a pound of salt to each
Gallon Of water. If the solution is
too salty, the pickles will tend to
soften. If pickles stay in the solu-
ton too long. they may shrivel.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones ell
teltaincd to dinner Thursday. Mrs.
Elizabeth Freeman. Mr. and Mrs.
Lanes Hall and son.
sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Harry Goodwin Jr. whose mother
passed away very suddenly last
week.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
GEORGETOWN

The third weekly report issued
by Dr Calvin +. Alflcrhach chair
man OF the School Victory Loan
Campaign in Sussex county. shows
total OF sales OF bonds and stamps
to date amounting to $136.932 10
which is 141cc OF the Sussex coun-
" school quota. The school show
ing the greatest gain over last
weeks report is the Roxana School
which jumped from 2>7.acC last
week to 547.3cc this week.
The relative percentages OF the
schools. according to the report.
are as follows:
Georgetown 24S.5C;.
Georgetown tc) 49,.
Laurel 5.>Cc
Lewes 1856.
Lewes (c) to.
Milford High School l5>2"..
RehobOth -.
Seaford 35rc
Cedar Neck 223.77ri. -
Lincoln 3>cl
Milton 2347rc.
MillsbOro 2612ct
Williamsvillc-1 1&7'..
Lord Baltimore l4.I'..
Roxana -547.3cc.
Selbyville 32.5ct.
StOckley 1867.
SyCamore-Nucc.
Concord 20.3cc.
Bridgeville- 1920.
Greenwood H..
John NJ. Clayton lI3.l',.
Bethel -17.>cc.
Ellendale 175c,.
Delmar So
Blades 35.>cc.
Slaughter Neck l>.2ci.
Lincoln -.
Milton CcD-5Cc.
So.
Nassau III.
Rabbits Ferry 19.Sct.
Friendship 12.Sct.
MillsbOrO (cl-45.3ct.
Frankford 2.6cc.
Selhyville tcJ-39.4Cr.
Owens Corner $50.
Ross Point -lNcc.
Concord Co.'S %.
BrideevilIc Ccl 15.Ict.
Trinity IT,.
Greenwood tcI 471cc.
Holleyville 5.3ct.
Warwick School no. 223 g4c;
The Georgetown Civilian Defense
Council, disbanding because OF no
existing reason for continuance.
has issued an audited financial ac-
count OF collections and disbursp-
ments. The account showed total
collections OF the organization had
amounted to $3.292 g.. which sum
included the amount OF $1.26.4g.
from the sales and collection of
scrap iron made by the pupils OF
the Georgetown Public Schools
Total disbursements OF the coun-
ell amounted To $1.3l2.N leaving
Il balance OF $I.779.7H.
1t WAS decided ny the council to
turn over the remaining money to
the school and the GEORGETOWN Fire
Company. The GEORGETOWN Schools
will receive $901 -. the unused
- Ot4' - q l. II VII N'iIliNllOiI
and the Georgetown Fire COMPANY
will receive $>7H.n3, the money to
be used as they desire. The air
plane spotting stations were also
donated 10 the fire company.
The organization OF the George
town Defense Council, now dis
banded, was as follows: President,
Judge JalaGS~ ~B---C&rey: seeIstaEp.
Horace s. Dixie. and treasurer. Wal
ter p. Townsend The committee
members were: Caleb NJ. Wright.
Nelson McGee. DR.. Joseph B. Wa
pies. Jr.. Halstead F. Layton.
James NJ Tunnell Jr.. Emerson
keeler and Mrs. William T. Hobbs.
Funeral services for Joseph
Hampton Dolby, age 81 years. were
held on Tuesday. November 20. in
st. Johns Methodist Church, near
Georgetown. The services were in
charge of the Rev W. l.. Met lin
took. pastor of the church and the
Rev. Omar +. Jones. pastor of
Wesley Methodist Church. George
town. Intermcnt was made in the
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
ROXANA

III. Sunshine sunday S,hoc.
II VIII r. ,n,rl-a.a,j al ttc
o.. q. Mrs Il,ilu Nctt.hc IaI-
Day "},lju-
Alr. and Aa~ chester. Lynch and
laH-arss Anna Mai, W1e diuue
~u"~.~ 1hu.~d.y 81 NH. ana Mis-
\.dol. Na.ray and family nj
Ej~hor!lly
1js and Mrs. Wilmcs Evans en-
t'}1.In,i rh" Watson tauIly t"
tinAor llanh~-i>iu4.
Mis- M.nlI Noo dbt and MI.
I.naa. aa- Ju~r added Il Ions lj-t
d. NV Books to itS town library.
Mn Martin Brarh ol N.a'iu~lills.
\l.2jEia has t,,n sprndin- IA few
days home here Win lis PARENTS,
'.H .aG Ms Harry Beach. State
!Ii-'Wa..
Nlr, Mattel Hoane. member OF
~ H.lm.l lli-h School faculty Is
q I-'Hnr IN IN, Wilnincron Gone
al Ho-IitaI
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Milford and th, bridesmaid. v...
Miss Mildred TyudalI G,ur-.toV.
ana Mrs, MaraaryI Arh.u. AI:!i.
moro. The best man Mas AMI, Wsa-
kihS OF Ailfosd The usA Is W.r.
iHn"S ponoNay. G"oIyeruWn and
Edgar Lyons. brother of tAo GROOM.
of Baltimore.
\ reception WAS held ii, 'ho home
~ tn" bride immediately following.
III" ceremony.
The bride is graduate of the
georgetown High School. class of
~ ana IS now employed ~ The
l.. - CHuIk Company. Milford. Tin.
groom is employed at the DUPONT
NyIon Plant. Seatord. He was rp-
Gently discharged from the armed
services after having been in the
SerNlc" for tive years. with ~
months overseas duty.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
DELNAR

AdaH C..l'.. S.. e. cIG.. ~. VT.
Uastnn So. v.Il AolI .H!r4,u
-alaa ana r. -apu.l oH p..,ua,4
: in u. Masonic r.MlIr.
III" I,lau Hi-a >;ou.ol J.. #. A.
"iil hold lis ir.4lut .,...n. ul
NoHoay- No1r"hu -,th ar 4
o'clock.
Ir Seth Hltdl-. co.a.ry health
In ana \Ii- Mabel N,man'.-
Maryland S'a;r Nul~r NiIi ,.4A
'A H"al'h An aip,a, Has t..l.
o.dr for all parents to attend thl~
program II >l'al .uc,.,~r.
SHrt l.. g. WaIh.r U.Muar-
bi'l>i"n OF III. P,nu~>N..ja Eat,-
road. ha- aunu4Mc.8 rIar effective
Nonday Nol.u.h, ~. t..!n Nu.
''i -o'I'hNaII ~Mca DOM D,...t, :
'"m PAl..dym'i4 20 Sau~h..y
Maryland ~lll h, cun.j,..f
'hr"u-h to Cap. ,..ll,- This ui,I
iH"'lde "a ~'lN.," l.u- d,-!:,d .v
rI'HrH~ %! fh" La~r.n SHp.. ..n..
NWi"lk r1.Uirfin- r'-M ru I.al.
Ne" York al l::o p. ". and Wa-h-
'ASt"n ar = p. 'n. +" c,nu.c. vta
Evening star., 1945-05-20
State Societies
Plan Cruise

A moonlight cruise and dance on
the s. s. Mount Vernon will be
given Friday evening by the Ne
braska Society Of Washington and
the Illinois State Society, the
steamer to leave the Seventh Street
Wharf at $50 o'clock.
The entire congressional delega-
ton from Nebraska will be on the
cruise and members of Congress
from Illinois and others who will
join the party are Representative
Emily Taft Douglas, Representative
ana Mrs. Robert Chipperf1eld, Rep
resentative Leslie C. Arends, Rep
resentative and Mrs. c. w. Bishop,
Representative and Mrs. Evan
Howell, Representative and Mrs.
Anton johnson and former Repre-
sentative James M. Barnes, adminis-
trative assistant to the President.
This will be the final social func-
ton of the season of the Nebraska
Society, while the Illinois Society
will have still another party, q
picnic on June %.
Refreshments and entertainment
are being arranged for the cruise
Friday evening and 10 pairs of nylon
hose will be given as prizes by the
Nebraska Society.
The Arkansas State society will
give dinner Tuesday evening at Z
o'clock in the sapphire room of the
Mayf1ower Hotel, with Senator
Claude Pepper of Florida as the
guest speaker.
Other prominent guests will be
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Brehon Somer-
veil, the Secretary of the Senate
and Mrs. Leslie Biff1e and DR.. and
Mrs. John r. Steelman.
Evening star., 1945-05-20

Francisco and en- route will visit
Pvt. Clatanoff's stepfather and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. John Leo
Lorenz, near Omaha.
Mrs. Frank M. Barrell, wife OF
Col. Barrell Of San Francisco, is
the guest Of Mrs. Lavinia Fowler
and is visiting her son, Midshipman
Frank M. Bsrrell, jr.
Mrs. James H. Barrett of Home
wood is visiting her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Capt. and Mrs. James
H. Barrett, in Miami.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
4nnQbOES

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 19.-Mrs.
James M. Heirs of Ehrhardt, S. c.,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Tongue.
Pvt. and Mrs. William B. Clatanoff
of Cedar Park have left for San
Evening star., 1945-05-20

Mrs. Vincent Kramer has arrived
from her home In London, England,
and joined Capt. Kramer at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew A. Kramer.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
4 4nnONncenenf

Miss Mary Elizabeth jackson Of
this city and Mr.. Joseph Roger
Gartlan of Stayner, Ontario, Can
ada, announce their marriage May
IL in st. Leo's Church in Toronto.
The couple will reside in Stayner.
Evening star., 1945-05-20

Every style every trend is reflected in the
L. Frank Co. Foshon Department. Because l. Frank Co. first
in fashion because you fashion conscious because
than you want to look your best you with
satisfaction to Frank Co. whose fashions through
out the notions copito wherever charming people gother
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

Muzzy, USNR, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Gray Muzzy of
Bloomfield Hills.
Miss Hill attended Knox
School and made her debut in
New York City in 1912.
1t. Muzzy attended Cranbrook
and Yale, where he was a MEM
ber of st. Anthony Hall, Delta
Psi and Torch Honor Society.
1t. MuZzy has returned TO the
West Coast after spending a
Today leave with his parents.
Miss Hill was a guest of the
Muzzys while 1t. Muzzy was
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Trum-
bull will give a large supper
party this evening in their home
in Dunstan road, Bloomfield
Hills.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
New York Visitor

For travelling the bride wore
a suit of dusty pink wool with a
matching hat, mink furs and
alligator accessories.
Mrs. Henry S. Booth and her
small daughter, Martha Ellen,
will leave Tuesday for Fort
Lauderdale. Fla, to spend the
winter. Mrs. Romayne Thomp-
son will accompany Mrs. Booth
but will return home after
short visit.
Mrs. A. r. Cornwall Of
Watertown, N. Y, is visiting
her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz c. Hyde Of
Long Lake road. Mr.. Cornwall
came for this weekend and will
return with Mrs. Cornwall
Monday. .-,--
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Gambler
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

have as their house guest in
their home on Pom Valley road
Mrs. Candler's brother, Capt.
Edgar A. Murray Jr., who is
just home from three years
service in Italy.
John Shuell is spending a 10
day vacation from the Univer-
sity of Virginia with his mother,
Mrs. Frank w. Shuell of Lone
Pine road. Patsy Shuell is also
home for the weekend. having
arrived Thursday for the we'd
ding of Anne Welch and Ems.
DeBardeleben Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
League Announces
Annual Donor Tea
Preston Sweet Photo

THE MICHIGAN LEAGUE
FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN
will give its annual donor tea at
the Detroit Federation of
Women's Clubs, Nov. 9 from 2
to 4 p. m.
Mrs. George E. Padden. presi-
dent, will be assisted by Mrs.
julius L. Becker, Mrs. John H.
Teubert, Mrs. Albert w. Ben
der, Mrs. Ward II. Peck, Miss
Sara B. Simpson, Mrs. William
+. Hoffman and Mrs. Frederick
Huetwell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Jeanne Wakefield
Tro+h Announced

THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss
Jeanne Wakefield, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl M. Wake
field of Birmingham, to Charles
NJ. Savage, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Savage, also of Birming-
ham, was announced Thursday
evening at family dinner party
in the Wakefield residence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

in fall colors were used through
out the house except in the
dining room where the brides
table held crescent shaped
bouquets of white flowers on
either side of the wedding cake.
The young couple left for a
wedding trip South and will
drive on TO California where
they will live at Ensign De-
BardelebenS new station at
Coronadn
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Lorraine Singer
ToWedl.J. KIarons

AT A LARGE RECEPTION
in their home in Santa Barbara
drive Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c.
Singer announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Lor-
Taine Frances, TO Louis James
Klarons. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Albert Klarons, Of Hardwood
avenue.
S &c Arlene Roberta Singer,
WAVE, sister of the bride
elect, flew from her station in
Atlanta, Ca, for the party.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Home Benefit Nov. Ia

Mrs. Otto Kern, president of
the auxiliary of st. Elizabeth's
Home at Briarbank, announces
the benefit tea and apron sale
will take place Nov. IA at the
home. Mrs. James Vernon is
general chairman of the affair,
assisted by;