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Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
IN Nj MORIAM

In loving remembrance of my darl-
inI hoy, Woodrow Smack. departed
TWO y"arS ago this New Years:
Should YOU go first and | remain To
walk tn" lonesome road.
IN live in mcmory's garden. dear.
with happy days wy" known:
In spring III Wait for roses red when
fades the lilac blue.
lu early fall when brown leaves fall
I'll catch q glmp" of YOU.
Though you have gone and remain
for the battles To be fought.
Each thing you've touched along the
way viii bt Il hallowcd spot.
I'll hear YOU voice, I'll SEE your smiles
though hlindly | may gropc.
The memory of your helping hand will
buoy mt on with hope.
Though You have gone and | Remain
To finish with the scroll
No lrngthcnlng shadow shall creep in.
one thing have To do. walk slow y
down the path OF death.
For. son, IN follow You. | want tu Srt'
each step You take
That ! may walk tht same.
For som" day down that lonely road.
You'H hear me call your name.
Father Mother. Sister. Brother.
ltp Wife and Children.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
New Hampshire COckerels

FOR SALE NcWton'~ I. :. NrpruN,d
Pullorum Clean breeding tock"r'l-
Vigorous. Strong Males Ready '"l SCR
vice. q. A Newton amt son tWupuuN
I:r,,l,.r\iIl,. Delaware. DIS -
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
NOTICE
CITIZENS OF MILFORD

CITIZENS OF MILFORD
DeaUine for payment of City
Taxes to be eligible to vote in Mu
nicipal Elections for Councilmen
from Second and Third Wards, and
Mayor Of the City is Saturday. Jan
uary ;, 1916. at 500 p. III. City
Office will be open till 500 p. m,
Saturday. January 5th, for conven-
fence OF Taxpayers.
JACK MAYNARD
d21-2t City Manager
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
EXPERIENCED FIELDMEN

WANTED For year around position
Must hr capaAl" OF handling contract
inG. growers problems. planning and
directing growing and harvesting 0p-
rl"tlous Prefer one man with lima
bean experience: also man with cN-
p"rl'.urt in Tomatoes. Libby. NcNoill
and Libby. Houston. Delaware. Ill 1T
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
ANNUAL MEETING or STO(k-
HOLDERS or MILFORD TRUST
COMPANY

December %. l945
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of The Milford Trust Com
pany will he held at its bank
ing house on Monday January IA.
1916. at one o'clock.
GEORGE T. REED. JR.,
d2S-3t Treasurer
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
PUBLIC SALE!
Tn" following Household Goods Will
he Sold at
.\T TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Saturday, January 18th, 1916
Rain or shin,

Rain or Shine
at tn" late Erasmus Jones home ON
TN" Northcry side of Market street
IN Iiridgrvlllc. Delaware:
One antique table tmarhlc top): two
antique" mirrors, four bedroom suites.
dining room suites. living room suites.
Kitchen utensils. rugs. dishes. Oakland
automOhllr. good running condition:
garden utensils, fire Wuod. and other
lhlhGS too numerous To mention.
NT TWO O'CLOCK L. NJ.
The follow iug Real Estate will IT,,
sold at the same location in Eridgr-
Will:
All. THAT CERTAIN LOT. piece
OF pared OF land situate. lying and be-
lnG on the Northrrly side of Market
street. in the town Of HrdgcVillr.
frontage ON said Market Street OF l5>
feet more on less. running from tho
edge of Laws Street to line of prop
crtN of Baltimore Trust Company. and
running back in - NOrthcrly dirrC-
tion approximately 32l feet To lands
of ErdGrNillc Cemetery. containing
l.l92 Squal" feet Of land. be- the same
more Or less. improved 10y a TWO and
n half story dwelling house. barn
stable, two chicken houses and other
ouIhuildiuES thereon.
ELSIE j. WILEY
BERTHA j. LEWIS
Owners
Mr.. Frank Jones' Attorney
Dickcr>uu Hrothers. Auctionecrs
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
L. =. MAIL SCHEDULE FOR
MILFORD. DELAWARE
SOuthbOund Mails
NOrthbOund Mail
ARD or THANKS

We wish TO thank our friends for
the many acts of kindness and
sympathy shown us during our re-
cent bereavement. Mrs Anna Ros-
andrr and Family II
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
Fairbank Platform Scales,

iii.ktn,I Machines. Immrdjal" delivery
Orinl,. store Equipment CON pauy.
salisbury Md. Phone ll53. u4-tf
FOR SAIE-Completr hvlu2 r"un
furniture. Spice" mohAir living room
.uiIr. . end tables. library tahl.. cu1-
r..,. t,hla and ash tray l;unHId Moore.
EIlrmdal.. Del Phone G@2Jl2 dI}-t1
For SALE stove wood or Grcplac.
nine. $1,000 per cord; MIXED. >l2ou por
cord. Hard wood. Sliou pei cord call
Scaford 2l3N Russell Is. thtlIth. Wr}t"
Alfred l.. O'DaH, Jr, IhldEcN lll,.
ul6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
IN MORIAM

In sad. hut loving rcmomhfnucr uf
our dear wifi, Hnd mother. Mr. Lena
E. Roberts y Who d"palt,d This llf, ON
December % I4tn.
Fiv" long and lonely years havc passed
Since our dear one was taken from Ms
Gone from thos,. who fnndly loved her.
Gone t. Him Who loves h.i motr.
Gone tu JON In" blessed angels
Where l0V'd ONES have EOut before.
For time and >poc" cannot rra~t.
Her loving deeds and smiling face
Not dead but living in heaven So fair
Waiting and Watching To- meet us
there.
Sadly missed hy Husband and Sous
ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
MOTTO

Harrington TaXicab Service
Special rates for five passengers tc
Wilmington Phone Milford ~.
d21-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
IN MORlAM

In loNnr nl,mory Of Mary f. Emory,
VIII" passed :Way December 2N. 1873.
Nor, and more ,uch day W.. miss you.
Friends 'luA think tn" wound has
h,Hl. a.
Hut they l'ttL. know the, sorrow
That lies within our hearts vuuc,:,lrd.
Sadly missed hy Husband. Children
and Grlijchldrcu. itp
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
Headquarters for Rock Wool

Loose, grAnulNtnd. NIIs z. q. + Mn
ford. Blown or sold hy bag or carton
Also ceiling mHtrlinlS. Wholrs";r or
:.tan George r. MackIin Company.
Milford. Phone 393 m24 If
EOI; SALE New tN,. room hur4a-
low. bath. hot and cold water. &n1nr'
Ernll.i houS.. cupacitl ..u,u EulIN
equipped On Euut,. 50 ll.. uir. md
south OF E,ll,udah. ON TIN highway.
E"tird Moor". f.l"ndai". 'h"r'. r.;2ll-
jI l-It
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
NOTI( f..

December 26, l945
by my wife after this date
JOSEPH W. JUSTICE
d2N-3tp FrankfOrd, Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
LOST

LOST D,,.m.o. Is. lau.I watch.
n"ti post unpr IL, Mllro. l..h,a.I 49,
wand p'Iue W.tut. Milton a-l 2'p
LOST l4 Inti.,. N.lLr ,,r.f..a.n.
drIvrl'- ur-n-.. ..d muii,l l',:t-,. 49,
l4l' H. Ftai.c'- " II.:3u-un. tit,vll-
wood. b,L ltr
LOST na Ia}a -ord lrl fa,h ou
ioad ttoIu i-,d,laI~bul.. Md to-
I1IdsoN il'. b,i. "l Itolu Irid4,Njll, IL"
N.I'"n N"t#t> H.tmrn /. I.Nl~ Mil
tu}.. l',l d2\-2t
LOST Iad>'- hlack r",k.thooh.
j." d"WitoNn Milton. ,atl> Erda> y>.-
uj, I;''d AIlrou. p,I II
Lost Wa1,a. vht. 4ola. G,rn.m
u:ld, Watrh. lost Saturday ,.N,nIug
down town u N.ford E.uald Finder
r"tula lu NJ l.,,. tH.ndl, T. lp> Nc
Iulh.\ -ll,,t. M1;oid. l',l G2>-2ip
LOST UjuI dog Wllr hul,in. n.ar
';rr,nN.uud llr- }f.r|> h,ad .rld ,..,l~
Nlth hiuo II,h un l,~i oI body Ans
Wvr> "a u.,iu, ol N,NI, l;ruari given
% r,tuun.d t." Ww r SttnII. Iu\
- H'd@.N lilr. Inl d2l ~
LOST Nrh. dos. p....,ll,.: ~. u
IIarml1ou l.tu %rjz aud Iorrrl
white i",\. IAN r:tr- .ud h,.td Whu,
tac,. cuil'u I:il. Wor. HARNESS. He wa-
~ N"l"" 10y Pleas u"lil>
VI \ I"rn,,' N.rlrlu, ~tr.t
IialIll..iuu DIS =
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
NOTICE

NOTICE WIN hay an o1d paper at
l62 East street. Milford. William lass
H4-tf
NOTICE cash paid ror good used
Cars and JunkrrS Soc Gross lrcdcrica
a l3-3StD
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
FOR SALE

FOR SALE 'h.>le..t d,luxe
-4dan. radio h"ai,. -""d I.r,,., So
X r. Haynes ~ '.'''."'- can t2aN.
$caford.
FOR SALE s'"N" 'ea' lH'n.ag.
good condition also nix H,nr>
'.nn Milford T. d2l PIP
FOR sALE-l'%5 ''h'>s"''f ,oupr
.nd la32 Pontiac s'd". VI" I2-io"t.
,vn-wheel trailer VIII n'N tHc> VIM.
w. phone Miitor2I1' as =
> ,.ar old on. Nr"i- obi. calves
~ thcir side. Frank = Wf.-''. r. q
- \o > Harrlns1"'. I'"iHWa'".
ag>-It
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
RIOCK WOOD FOR SALE

seasOn'N "NI -0TN. y I
daE ,i0' ?siS SI3 -. cash. pr load. delivered.
Frank Clendaniel, Inc. Lincoln rhon,
lfiifnrd 192 OJ-ti
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

FOR SALE-Bahy chicks. l.. \.
u rros.rs Hatchr, 'N'l\ Tur~day
ana Friday. Byron I,'r"-r and S"n.
Write or phone Fred j. 'io4En. agent
Al L'"-l /
rOn SALE \ purr ng'd NNt-h9,
.h,'o can grandson Of >3.ooo Whpatu
\mrrirnn Brown King H. damn IS e
~ pound producer l.. Eoih,u~ W,t'h
Lincoln. D,I Phone SOL II
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

NOTICE Ering your Jrwrlry trou-
hlrS To me, can rebuild any wrist
or pocket watches to look ana run
like new Rings To order amy type
Repair work and cleaning done while
vou wait. Cuts mHilrd free in the
t. 5. y. Erokrn jrwclry. diamond
brooches, riu@S Of any description
houeht tor cash. All work guaranteed
s II Frark "the Little .Irwclcr on
the Bridge" Phone 4u4. Milford. jl7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
FARM FOR RENT OR SALE

] = ;''''~ oi t.!f4 ..l'i M'''lIa!f'i. g.
t"ofa a..~, .1a n.it. It ua,.~ from
f'.,"'.. u. l.".'r- II s3t.3.-t,.i. W1.t.
+" Hnd.t "H'7 W. Second
-rr.'.-. Eh's'.f I'... T.. J. oH. 'ir~t.I
2-Hft,. o2t-f'
FOR RENT F4m lna l"r .r,.-.
suited f"t trick o,oI~. ni,--th.tH ot th,
crops I.s,at,d lf St..'f'"t>'.. Nu.. az.
th. ''d I.'t,l Eula h',vr a~ pH.'.~
Fatu Furnished l,oH tn.~ >
halr-. Iotd p.ck d r4.,k. cam IT,. n.-
rlut:.d. -. ,.i''..h't un fl. Nor-
rrt> ~: Wt'. ~ Nan. H4ftuaf.. @ft
CottN,.t' .Nti.. %tW \Uk "1 y y
'.-"-'iIt
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Tht-. -to"al apaltul.nt.
furnished. ~ tH~.r,~~ couple Mr.
T. NJ Cota. l..a,oh. lp,l d2I-,i
FOR EFNT-I.8rGe rooms. running
hot and cold water 5" on pr week
ana up Hotvl Windsor. Milford jl5-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

FOR SALE - Pure white or gray
asbestos sid,. wall shingles. also Dutch
lap roof shingles ColorS: Green, black.
red and blue All shingles nailed ON 10y
rXprritnccd unilrrS Free estimates
given and small monthly payments.
win make your home Iik" Nonr neigh
hors. Write Al Mcgee. S"aford. Del g.
or phone ScAfOrd 1854. sl%-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
SEWING MACHINES - Re

paired bought and sold. Genuine sing
~ uerdlr~. oil Hnd parts. Phone %l7o.
T. II Etltl"r. Authorized Singer
tN%cut. Harrington street. Stat0rd.
D.l. Ul4-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

Mr.. Frank Jones. Attorney
Dickcr<un Hrothers. Auctionecrs
d29-3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

FOR SALE Lovely colonial hom..
with center hall. larg" dining room
with fireplace. Cheerful sun room. din
ing room. ktch"h breakfast room. I
nice bedrooms. IL baths. Nmpl" otur-
lgt space, Hardwood t'OorS Hot Wa
ter heat I.arg" lot pouhlr garage.
poeS,.r~iou in January. Phone Bridge
Vill, 37nl It
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

FOR SALE Timber. - acres Of
nice. saw timber. coal and tirrwood.
$ 900. 90 cash Three years I" Remove
sane. 81. miles from PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad station. HridgeNillc. Del So"
Mr. VIM. II. Elliott BridGcvill". Del.
X - Telephone $3.50 or L. G. Elliott
III nth street. : f., Was hnEton :.
II & T.l.nhonr Tr. S337 d2l- 2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

FOR SALE One 1899 -. :. - Inter
nntional tractor Good mechanical
condition. Also Universal trailer. re-
frigcratcd Ready to go. and u job il
yol, want il. Also one 1899 D-l5 dual
wheel pick up. Overload springs, All
new tires G-ply. Guaranteed m"chan-
ically. Lot of tires S23 >" MP To II ~"
\ % Good for farm tractors. II. IT.
JInI1ir,r EridgrViIlc. Del. Ill t-:;t
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

FOR SAI.E-A w,ll established gro
Gerry aud meat business. fully equip
ped Also our cabin and boat tr.,d,. \
gold mine for IN" right party Reason
for selling. owner IN poor h"olth
Located at Rcd Mill ON L"WrS- Milford
Highway Prone I.cW'S .,6u Marvin
and Hazel Marvel owners. d2l 2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

LOST lh,H'u.". ~. l1r.I U:t,I.
n"Ii post ut.., Ri MIu. lfl,1al 49,
wand p' IuG W..t,t. Nr"r o-l-@'p
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

FOR SALE Au Estate hratroIa.
Firrproof SAFE l"il 6. f. refrigerator
Dining room suite Living room suite.
Kitchen table. Wicker fuuuturr Two
bedroom suites. Vanity dresser and
bench Inner spring mattrrSS Tables.
chairs and lamps. Phon" l:ridgrNIllr
31Ul II
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

FOR SALE ia0 New Hampshire
Red pul,ts and 1o Rock cockor,.l~. ~
weeks old From rullorum cl:n tlock
Scheduled To- hc blood tested durjn@
Christmas week Wil soil before. nr
after test. Joseph NJ Mcllvain".
l.,.Wrs. Del. near Angola Phone 29N2
I.rWcS. d2l 4,
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
LONG LEAF PINE Wanted.

In five foot lengths. rough. peeled or
with bark on. Delivered OIr yard at
Ell"udal" can G&iE3 or G31Il. Mil
ford. tll"udale Excelsior Company.
Inc. Ellcndale ln22-tf
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

iris FATHE r:
Young man. we turn
out the lights at 1890
in this house"
Corporal: Gee,
that's darn nice Of
you"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
coIlductelHIlyIH

Teacher asked little Agnes 10 write
a composition on the subject Of Men.
This is what she wrote Men are
what women marry. They ere more
logical than women but also more
geological. Both men and women
sprung ftom monkeys but the women
sprung farther than the men did. N
N. O. 7. S. ~
a rookie took the serpcants advice
and put on clean pair Of socks every
day. A week passed.
where are your shocs?" frowled
the sergeant.
Replied the recruit; Il can't get them
on over seven pairs Of socks"
Poro eios's in WAC New,
Two German soldiers were discuss.
Ing the war situation.
well, Hans. II looks like the fnish.-
Yes" replied Hans with dreamy
look in his eye, isn't Il wondefiul?-
eeefb.Boy Messenger
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-06
ANNIVERSARY DINNER
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB

The Fortnightly club will meet
at 7:3O pm. to-day, with Mrs.
Dwight Hush, w. Seventh ST.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-06
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Rev. and Mrs Charles Hoffman,
of Claiborne. announces the birth
Of a daughter, Nov. 2S, in the Mar
ion City hospital. The baby has
been named Ruth Ann. Mrs Hoff-
man is the former Vera Herd, of
RAYMOND. This is their first child
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ARRIVED HOME

Capt. and Mrs. Fred G. Johnson,
of LawrpnceVilleS ILL.,, arrived home
Sunday evening. They are staying
with the latter'S mother, Mrs.
Ruth Patrick, S. Plum ST.
III Ill Ill
More Society on Page y
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WEEKEND GUESTS

Mrs. w. f. Wise and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ruth Brofft, of Chilli
cothe, were guests over the week
end of the formers sister-in-law,
Mrs. Charles d. Brown, Of N. Oak
st.
Mrs. Brofft has just been dis
charged from the WAVES, after
two years service.
They all spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Columbus.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-06
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsv!LLR, OHIO

MINK STREET VICTORY CLUB
The Mink Street Victory Stitch
erS, were entertained at the home
of Mrs. c. R. Black, Wednesday
afternoon, with Mrs. John Hanson
as assistant hostesses. There were
% present
The business session was in
charge of the president, Mrs. Leah
Fox.
The program for the afternoon
consisted of prose or poetry, writ
ten by each member using the sub
ject, What to be Thankful For"
The president appointed judges
for the contest winner as follows;
Mrs. Mollie Liggett, Mrs. Walter
Martin and Mrs. II. R. George,
The winner for the best poetry
was Mrs. Carmine Shirley.
During the social hour refresh
ments were served by Mrs, Black
III Ii III
ANNIVERSARY DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Worthington
Sycamore St, gave a dinner, Thurs
day evening, honoring relatives
whose wedding anniversary, as
their own, occurred in the month
of November. Those present were:
Mrs. Otis Smith, Columbus;
Mrs. Bertha Fawley, York Center;
Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty Chappell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Keister Worthington
and daughter, Ann, of this city.
IL III III
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB
The Fortnightly club will meet
at 7:3O pm. to-day, with Mrs.
Dwight Hush, W. Seventh St
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IT IT IT
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER

Mr. and Mrs. Clylea Yoder en-
tertained at Sunday dinner in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Rausch
and John M. Simpson. Those pres
ent were: Miss Jean Fry, Mrs,
Mary Jane Chapman, Peggy, Pat
Sy, Jerry and Judy Yoder, the host
and hostess
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@QGIEI.i!...Y.'::: Y:

Wilfred Dasher and son, Freddy,
of near Marysville, left Tuesday
evening, to attend the fat stock
show at Chicago, ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grammar,
of Columbus, left here Saturday
evening for Rochester, MINI. Mrs.
Grammar viii enter Mayo Clinic.
Their address is IL Sixth ave-, SW,
Rochester, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smurr and
grandchildren, Patty and Diane, of
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-06

Rev. and Mrs. H. c. Scheiderer
and children, Frederick, Richard,
Helen and Mildred, of Owensville,
Mo-, and Paul Scheiderer, u. S.
Navy Aviation Ordnanceman, sta
toned in Hawaii for the past two
years, have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. Anna Scheiderer, on
f. Sixth St, for the past week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Coleman
and children, of Marysville, were
Sunday afternoon callers at the
home of Guy Mitchell and family
of near New Dover.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-06

Columbus, were Sunday callers at
the Guy d. Mitchell home, near
New Dover.
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H- -it- III
ID. A. r LUNCHEON


The Hannah Emerson Dustin
chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution will hold its
guest luncheon at / pm. Monday,
in the Trinity Lutheran Parish
house.
This will be a Christmas meeting
with the program in charge of
Mrs. B. o. Skinner and Mrs. Mar
tha Robinson. The hosteSSeS will
be: Mrs. P. O. Robinson, Mrs.
Clair Thompson, and Mrs. Rich
ard Lewis.
Anyone wishing reservations are
asked to call Mrs. Enos Bonham
by Saturday.
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JPOT-LUCK DINNER

A pot-luck dinner was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Scheiderer, w. Seventh ST., Tues
day evening, in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. Cornelius Scheiderer, Paul
Scheiderer, u. S. Naval Aviation
Ordnanceman; Friedrich Scheider-
er, Richard Scheiderer, Helen
Scheiderer, and Mildred Scheider-
er, OF OwenSVille, Missouri.
Other guests present were: Mr..
c. Lewis Scheiderer, Mrs. Anna
Scheiderer, Mrs. Louise Scheider-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Scheiderer
and son, Tommy, W/O Harold
Rausch, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Bump, Miss Thelma Scheiderer,
Miss Ruth Scheiderer and Denny
Scheiderer.
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BROADWAY w. s. G. s.

BROADWAY w. s. G. S.
The Broadway Woman's Society
of Christian Service win meet
Wednesday, Dec u, for the annual
pot-luck dinner and Christmas ex.
change at the home of RMS. John
Dintamin. All members are urged
TO come and visitors are welcome.
Ladies are asked to bring sales
tax stamps.
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MAYFLOWER CIRCLE

The Mayflower Circle of The
Kings Daughters has been post
poned until Dec. 19.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
.B.29S Smash
Japan TWii(e
Within "a Hrs.

GUAM. June 26 OCP)-
Nearly 508- -ts5iuPcrf0rtresses
took over the preinvasion
bombardment Of Japan today
with a 3,600-ton demolition
attack on 10 of the main
plants feeding the faltering
enemy war machine.
twentieth Air Force head.
quarters in Washington an
noUnced that medium force
of B-29s bombed industrial tar
gets near Nagoya on the main
japanese island Of HouShu II
hours after mammoth force
had raided 10 obiectiNeS an the
same island. The new attack
was made against Yokkaichi bY
2lst Bomber Command Aircraft
based in the Ma.ianaS, the an
nouncement Said.)
The big bomberS pinpolnfed air.
craft, munitions and arms plants
along A l5O-mile are stretching
through AkaShi. Osaka NacOy d
and Gjfu Never before had they
mt 50 many separate targets or
-.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Rail Workers
Ask Pay Boost

CHICAGO. June Is GNSN a
formal demand for A minimum
wage Of Is cents per hour was
served on virtually all Of the
nations railroads by he Brother
hood Of Maintenance Of Way en-
ploNeS.
Announcement Of the demand
made under procedure outlined n
the Railway Labor Act wa, made
by Elmer f. Milliman. inter
national president Of the brother
HOOD
The union which claims $4,000
members. also demanded other
changes in wage and working con
difiOnS.
A conference hatuaee- -fepre.
scrla,lveS Of the brotherhood
and The railroads was scheduled
10 ne held in Detroit neXt- -Wcck-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Woman Picket Struck
Bv Executives Auto

She was taken 10 EloiSe Hospital
where the extent Of her injuries
was not immediately determined.
Fells asserted that Wit. who
lives al 1881 s. Wayne, , failed 70
slow Up AZ he drove into the plant.
although the p,cketerS were con-
gregated close together Fella
said the pickets were tossing A
bali among them when the acci-
dent occurred.
Company officials denied that
Wilt had been given a ticket.
They said he had merely been
ordered IN appear AZ The sheriffS
headquarters TO explain the ac-
cident.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

in alphabetical order, beginning
with Argentina, except for Guate-
msla and the United States, which
elected to sign last as the 49th
and 50th participants.
Although the conference ends
today. one other item of business
remains before the delegation
leaders leave San Francisco.
The interim commission, Gre
ated to carry on for the world
organization until its permanent
agencies begin 10 function, will
meet tomorrow morning.
IT'S FORMALLY ADOPTED
The charter was formally
adopted at a dramatic plenary
session in the Golden Gate City's
War Memorial Opera House at
1854, PVT, last night. At the
CONTINUED on Page 2, Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

Dequndrc between Nine and One
half and Ten Mile roads
GIlroy admitted all 'hie 30
Chief Honerick Sut If The Rol al
Oak Township police last night
after his arrest boy Detroit
aulhorlUe,. 10 sand 'e only
plued The poor housewives and
wanted 10 DO them a favor
lie is neld IN Oakland County
jail ~ Pontiac on 2 larceny
charge H., i6-yeaU-oid accom-
.phCe meanW hlle was detained 10y
Iuteule authorities. A Nought-
loss remark about the calf 10
lrl1-L2- lnG-la-l4-t l4-t.-r-rrSr
Police picked GilrOy no a. lhc
S'7nr7rd Die Cast co. 1000 r.
Nj'v 7Ikee. yesterday when he
reported for work
SmI'. said he was irving 10
i0cdie Tho WcIN rrclpIerts of fhe
meat COR. moro Ta7So0S than one.
Maybe there's enough left for
evidence. or a. loast 2 hamburger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

a 4S-year-old woman in the
picket line al the StrIkebouRd
StinSon Division Of the ConSoi-
dsted-NulteeN Aircraft, Van Born
and SttnSon roads. was struck and
injured this afternoon by an auto
mobile driven by a ON p a n y
executive
Deputy Sheriff Alexander Fella
Of the Wayne County road patrol,
said the executive. Mel Will. was
given ticket for reckless driving
and ordered TO appear before the
WAYNE Justice Of tbe peace.
The injured won IL Mrs,
Mars Hershey Of 412s Pelham
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
j. 5. Attitude Liked
By ; Syrian Princes

WASHINGTON, June Is GNS)
Three Syrian princes today eN-
pressed warm appreciation 30
acting Secretary Of State Grew
for the sympathetic stand taken
hy the Limited States tt++tt--c-ttffr-=
rent Syrian crisis.
They had been unofficial oh
servers at the san Francisco
conference and are returning
shortly 20 SYRIA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Tom Harmon Becomes
Father Of Baby Girl

HOLLYWOOD. June 26 UPt
Movie starlot ElySc Knox. wife
of IL Tom HarUqN All-American
football star at tho University of
Michigan carly today gave birth
20 a seven pound baby cirl
Attendants Al 81 Joseph Hos
pjtal SAID no name had hern
chosen for tho child the couples
first. Both mother and child were
reported In fine condition.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

Chicago dofeC-
tive last night
and in turn was
slain by the
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fight that con-
tinued Tor sew
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