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Evening star., 1945-07-01
FARMS WANTED.

PURCHASE small modern farm or acre
age in Montgomery County, not over 15
miles from D. c., on or near transporta-
tom give full particulars. Box 5-V, Star
WANTED TO BUY for cash, farmlands on
or near Mount Vernon blvd, Lee hwy
Colesyille pike, Defense hwy. and new
South Capitol st. extended. FULTON R !
GORDON, owner, .1427 Eye st. DI. $3.50
COLORED-FARM WANTED. Write de-
tails c. HAWKINS. 613 61st ave. me-,
washington 10, d. C..
Evening star., 1945-07-01
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

$1,000 sQUARE FEET, near 14th and 7
NV. NV .rs Sgly nS sl72 o5sd per month o'HARE
WILL ERECT any size warehouse with rail-
road siding in central location, for estab-
n LiGHTBCWN WA 1925.
FLOOR SPACE available for storage or
light manufacturing; In. Georgetown sec
ffon; reasonable rent Ask Tor MR.. KEEL
fER. R1R z st NV.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

GARAGE WANTED-A national oil com
pany will purchase for own use a garage
with minimum of 10000 So. IT.. Prefer
deal direct with owners. Write details to
Box 19-R. Star
BUILDING. suitable for office space, OF
approx. 1900 So. #; additional rentable
space. for apts.. etc, desirable; will re-
model residence or present bldg: prefer
ence for NV. or ne. section. away from
downtown business district. Box 74-V
Star, or call MA. 4776 or RA. 1886
Evening star., 1945-07-01
STORES FOR RENT.

e21 1Ith ST. NW.-Large, bright base
ment room. for rent; suitable for photo
Frapher. roofing, etc; MA. 2212 for in
TWO STORES to be ready for occupancy
July 18th; one 16x73, one 23xS3 #;
unusually good location. surrounded by
spproximately 1000 apis. and houses.
South Capitol st and Elmira SITS. s.w. Call
IT Qr2S between 10 n m and g pm
Evening star., 1945-07-01
sEAShoRe PROPERTY.

ATLANTIC CITY-New seashore homes to
be built shortly in the ventnor and Mar
gate sections Bungalows with latest i'm
provements, S4. 800 and up Become ell
gible for first delivery by selecting loca-
tion and home now. Write for details or
CORP. 2S29 Boardwalk.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

PARTY will pay cash for modern brick
home in vicinity Of any good section,
Brookland preferred. Prompt repdy APP
preciated. Phone IL 030s or E. C., S25
+ st. ne.
WANTED-All types of real estate as in
vestments for clients of old established
company. Give price and other particu-
lars box 03S-I.. Star
Evening star., 1945-07-01

In CO. operation t0ith OPA,
advertisements under Autonto-
biles for Sale must include
make, year. model, body type,
price and statement within
OPA Ceiling"
Evening star., 1945-07-01
SUMMER CAMPS.

MILES SHORE LAND. D. c. line, Poto-
mac. to Cabin John, Nd. and islands;
tents and boats; can sleep there. work in
MONTE VITA RANCH CAMP, one OF the
best boys camps; cow. to D. c. See ad
under personal WO. 4214.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE with telephone and secre-
tarial service; ideal for manufacturer S
agent, real estate, insurance, etc; modern.
1904 18th st. NV Plenty of parking
spaces and convenient to downtown, with
good central location.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, On Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
sALE-cottage, rooms, porches. cleo.
inside toilet, well water, fishing, crabs,
beaches shade trees; fine for children; 10
mi Annapolis, is Baltimore, 81 d. c.;
references; $500 cash. OWNER. BOX
NoRTH | tIRS 7'f BEACH BUNGALOW for sale. i
and Frederick ave. .$2, 400 cash. On cor-
ner lot 75xl5o. Cali UN. 4706. HUGHES.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
FARMS ron RENT.

TaTrKFY FARM, small, 2 acres, l75-ff.
S,an rsa,,st~v house, modern 3-rocm house
slirw X ~ X eiec Sunday to 4 pm. $500
Evening star., 1945-07-01
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

BIG FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. railroad
siding, under market price; easy terms
WAREH0UsES-Brick and concrete build
ing in Georgetown. 10000 50. IT,; price
S37, 800 Two-story brick IN lexington
large storage area with shipping entrance
price, S32 800. Phone Mr.. Kyle, CO. OILS
SHANNON g. LUcHS CO., 1908 II ST. NV
Ma. 2345.
APPROXIMATELY I2,o00 So. It. fireprooi
warehouse, near Wis. and M st. nv.
large entrances from l street and alleys
heat. lavatories and no columns in middle
Of floor.
Warehouse-garage. freproofed. near 10th
and s NV, approximately 5000 So. 1t.
heat. water light, layatories. Sale or rent
FR 4765
Evening star., 1945-07-01
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

ANY SIZE BUILDING from $500 su ft.
and up. Suitable for storage. =. N.
tIoHTBowN. WA. 1925.
Evening star., 1945-07-01

TRAIL CAR, Preway oven cook stove.
brakes; cash, 1915 Located in yard of Silver
Spring Hotel, 1927 Ga. ave, Silver Spring.
Md. Open for inspection Sunday from
NEW KOZY, Plstt and Superior, also new
tandem Liberty; many good used trailers.
including tandems Cash for your trailer.
Berwyn. Nd Tel Berwyn 40 for appraisal
WILL PAY SPOT CASH for your-fS, 20 or
% IT. trailer, in good condition. AMERl-
CAN TRAILER co, INC, WO 3232.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
SUMMER HOMES.

COUNTRY HOME FOR CHILDREN, Ala,
limited number; family life on farm: ex-
cellent care; languages, music; own milk.
butter, eggs; healthful SURROUNDINGS, med
ical supervision; rates. S25 per wk.; ref
erences exchanged; IA miles from Paoli.
Pa: constant trains to Philadelphia. For
particulars write to MRS. s. DARROW-
SKA, Lyndell Farm, Downington, r. D.
COOL. CLEAN, attractive log and stone
house, in mountains. Capon Springs, West
rooms. bath, 100 acres, new floors, knotty
pine walls: July, August and Sept. AID.
LOVELY FURNISHED HOME. bedrooms.
in the mountains of Virginia. 20 miles
from Hot Springs. owner. widow, viii
maintain one room Adams 66Ib toJ s, IN
kdillboro Springs Va.
WANTED AT CAPE MAY, cottage or apt,
refer. Write Box 126-V. Star.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
GARAGES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT, in NV, suitable for
storage, fey ITEMS of furniture. EN-. 1914
Evening star., 1945-07-01
ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED-Homesite acreage. washington
vicinity, from owners only; pay cash. Box
69-J, Star.
acre. must kave sewer and water available
State cash price and other particulars.
ABoUT ! OR 2 ACRES on the Colesville
pike or vicinity; give price, location and
particulars Box 3-V Star
Evening star., 1945-07-01

REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
WAREHOUSE, 30x60 large lot, leased
good tenant. 5000. year. Builder viii
exch. for house or bus. prop. that need.
remodeling. SH. 1861.
TRADE LOTS, near Atlantic City, N. j..
for nearby Arlington residential, restricted
preferred. Box 4O4-E. Star.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
GARAGES FOR RENT.

DOUBLE BRICK GARAGE for storage
shop or rabbit raising, etc., In Northeast.
near Lincoln Park. For information call
j. NJ CARTER, MI. 1896.
Evening star., 1945-07-01

COUNTRY PRopERTY WANTED.
SMALL PLAIN COTTAGE, 3-5 rooms, mod
about acres, committing distance; rer
or buy Box 240-J, Star.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
GARAGES FOR SALE.

&C metal with asetsns aooTs snS
easily moEl 4 Sd 90. AT. 5130.
:-sToRY@ EC4n brick garage. suitable
Nort6wess ~ si6ae pI. 7oss
Evening star., 1945-07-01
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

WEST VIRGINIA - 5-room furn house
large lawn; cool, high alt; mountain
scenery, small village: $40 wk.; will con-
slider selling. co. 1899.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
HOUSE TRAILERs.

ron OR I1z-ToN TRUCK. must be in
od condition Ii S245,
Evening star., 1945-07-01

LOTS AND COTTAGES for sale, Cedar
hurst on Ches. Bay. 81 miles d. c., near
aas sqs bAua Tsisfetfd hSmss Sassss crce
BEAUTIFUL year-round home on the wa
ter, SIX rooms, large porch, furnished,
automatic hot and cold water, modern
kitchen in white metal large new Frigid-
aire. house. insulated. basement and ce-
5ahhoae and sandecE large BIER dssp
water, fine fishing, oysters and grabbing.
fruit and shade trees on four large, deep
price s7s0o ~ ownes nDms f1r
vooo W. oBooMHoWER. Ma. o12S or Taylor
NORTH BEACH, ard st. near Frederick
modern kitchen: electric stove. electric
refrigerator. modern SHOWER and batfrm.:
furnished With innernsprns % mattresses trss dy my
eluded: price, S4.100. Inspect Saturday
eha ss69 MIR fsF RoITus faT5Rfr particulars call
PEARL HARBoR on severn River, % miles
from 2. e line rooms. 2 shower baths,
furnished, 3 large screened-in porches,
electric pump, electric lights, refrigerator:
price, s4 $50: terms. Phone WA. 4o53.
FOR SALE-Cogtage. furnished reasonably
EsTATE, North seaen. I'm Nd. T. "si NEAL
ATTRACTIVE 4.room furnished bungalow.
loLs, Iacing Herring Bay Inlet, famous
nshlng grounds: 20 mi D. c. line: only
$1,000, terms; possession Go through
Marlboro, right at Waysnns Corner. 20 .
miles; turn left miles right h mile, left
tage. Also lots for sale.
POTOMAC RIVER sportsmar's home
Colonial 1h-story dwelling Q680), bath,
electricity. artisan we'll; sand beach,
lent soii As miles Washington; SIT 900.
Potomac River Island--5 acres beauti-
fully wooded, high land, " mile from
shore: charming ranch house (furnished).
2 baths. electricity tKohler), artisan well,
guesthouse; ducking, fishing, oysters. TO
close estate, $4,000
Outstanding acreage tracts-Located ON
beautiful rivers, suitable permanent home
sites; priced $3.50 to $1,000 an acre. ac-
eording to location and number of acres.
LEONARD SNIDER. La Plata, Md.
Evening star., 1945-07-01

SOUTHERN MARYLAND PKUPEKIIES-,
21S acres, State road; fine tobacco and
general crop farm; two dwellings in good
condition: three large barns. outbuildings;
two tenants for coming year. 110 acres
arabic Price, $4,000.
l3S acres, 30 cleared: 7-room 2-hall
dwelling, , barns, courthouse, hen
houses; current short distance from dwell
ing Price, $1,000. F. BROOKE MAT
THEWS La Plata, Md
Evening star., 1945-07-01

Continued on Next esgsa
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-11
FRANK TATE RITES
HELD TODAY

Funeral services for Private
Frank Tate, 20, of 254 South Con-
over street, who was drowned dur
ing maneuvers in Tallahassee, Flo
rida, Saturday, were held at Phil
lips CME Temple today at l 80 pm.
Elder E. A. Akers officiated with
burial in the National Military
home.
Private Tate was in service for
two years and in government en-
ploy before he had entered the
army. He was a graduate of Dun
bar High school. Survivors include
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Tate and three sisters.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-11
VETERANS TO GET
ADDED GASOLINE

Office of Price Administrator
announced the easing of gasoline
regulations for returning overseas
veterans who are here for rehabili-
tation, recuperation after recovery.
The above servicemen are not given
furlough papers. Instead they
should present to the OPA their
travel orders and mileage rationing
cards of the car they plan to use, in
order to obtain gasoline coupons.
This new order does not change
the provisions nor the amount of
gasoline to be issued during fur
loughs. Only one gallon of gasoline
will lcontinue to be allowed for each
day of furlough not to exceed 30
days.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-11
SAY BALLOT IS KEY
RACES PROBLEM

ATLANTA, June II (ANP-The
solution to all the varied problems
of discrimination, segregation and
the denial and economic opportun-
ity lies in the enfranchisement Of
the millions of Negroes in this Sec
ton, delegates attending the south
ern regional conference of the AL
pha Phi Alpha fraternity agreed
Friday after day long session.
The meeting, which attracted
chapter representatives from the
most of the southeastern states,
was presided over by President Will
liam H. Gray Jr., of Florida A. and
M. college, who is regional vice
president of the organization.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-11
SUGAR" ROBINSON
TO MEET m(DAnIElS

NEW YORK, June Jimmy
McDaniels Of Los Angeles, winner
of nine straight eastern fights, will
meet the formidable Sugar" Ray
Robinson, New York welterweight,
at Madison Square Garden Friday
night in a ten-round fight that fea-
lures this weeks national boxing
schedule.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-11
NEGRO DEMOCRATS DEMAND
PARTY FOLLOW COURSE SET
BY FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON, June II (ANP)
Demanding to be 'an integral
part of the planning and machinery
of the Democratic party" Emmett
S. Cunningham, president, National
Council of Negro Democrats, set the
tenor of the two days of meetings
here Of the organization in his key
note when he reminded the party
that Negroes are not bound to it
and will not remain constant unless
it fulfills the role of giving equal
justice to all and special privilege
to none.
In a speech reflecting the ire of
the men and women from across the
nation who have come here to dis
cuss politics, Cunningham took off
his gloves and asserted that when
Negroe came into the Democratic
party, they did not make any mar
riage vows stick until death do us
part" He threatened that "if it
fails to keep the faith and veers
from the progressive course char
tered by Roosevelt, we will help give
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-11
AKRON HOLDS INTER-RAC|AL
CLINIC; PLANS PROGRAM

AkRON, O., June IL (ANP)-|
Three hundred leaders Of the
churches, social agencies, labor and
industrial firms, business organiza-
tions, and city officials shared in
an interracial clinic here under the
sponsorship Of the Akron Minister
ial Association and cooperating
agencies.
In opening the clinic, Mayor
Charles E. Slusser declared: eve
have grown into great manufac-
turing city, the rubber capital of the
world. We must look now to the So
cial side of our life more than to our
factories if we are to grow into
stable community life where the
people who work here will be salts
fled. We have race problems and I
hope this clinic will help us toward
their solution"
DR.. George E. Haynes, executive
secretary, department of race rela-
tions, Federal Council of Churches,
in opening the clinic commended the
Beacon Journal, Akron's only daily
newspaper, on a clear editorial and
graphic cartoon outlining the pur-
poses of the clinic. He declared:
"The fact that your city has the peo-
pie who lead the world in a vital
industry gives me and my associates
confidence that you have the minds
and hearts to deal constructively
and effectively with whatever prob
lens of human relations that may
arise between the racial and cul-
tural groups in your community.
"You will need to proceed along
three lines to achieve the most from
this clinic:
81. The facts should be faced.
"2. All groups and parties that
have an interest in the problem
should be heard.
"3. Your conclusions on what
should be done should be the con-
census of judgment Of the majority
r>after full and free exchange of
:. seaa sc>n+inusd on Page Il
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-11

Woman Held On
Reckless Driving

Hattie Hall, 80, Of 400 Calm st.,
was held in the Xenia city jail yes
terday on charge of reckless driv-
ing. Highway patrolmen said the
woman was travelling at a high rate
of speed, failed to make curve on
Route 35 and crashed into a fence.
Three other occupants of the car re-
ceived cuts and minor bruises.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-11
Police Hold Man.:
Stabbed Brother

Police last night were holding
Clyde Kerley, 80, of 1913 River Bend
Road, on a charge of suspicion in
connection with the stabbing of his
brother, Morris, SO, during an ar
gument at 108 Delma street.
Morris was in fair condition last
night at the Miami Valley hospital
suffering a fve-inch stab wound on
the left side of his chest. Clyde was
released in custody of the police
after treatment at the hospital for
severe head cut.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-11
NEGRO WA(S TO SERVE IN
CHICAGO ARMY HOSPITAL

CHICAGO, June II (ANP)-A
company Of 80 Negro Wacs is to be
stationed at Gardiner General Hos
pital in Chicago. Part Of the group
has already arrived and the balance
are to come in June Is. The WACs
will act as medical and surgical
technicians and were recruited for
that purpose during the campaign
and trained by the army.
The company will be housed in
barracks which have been con-
structed along the lake front.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-11
ONLY NEGRO IN SCHOOL CLASS
GIVES VALIDI(T0RY ADDRESS

PHILADELPHIA, June IL
May Greene Of New Hope, Pa, a
suburban township of Philadelphia,
the only Negro in her class, deliv-
cred the valedictory message at the
commencement exercises of the New
Hope high school.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-11

it the same kind Of spanking we
have given the Republican party the
past four elections"
He agreed that as members of the
party Negroes should give financial
support, and that the leaders should
work for the enlargement of the
Continued on page a
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01

On Sunday, May 27, Mrs. Estella
Magee. ST., celebrated her Gath
birthday by entertaining the fol
lowing at special holiday dinner,
her daughter-in-law. Mrs Elsie
Magce and son Donald. Mr.. and
Mrs. TOlbert Brasure and two chill
dren. Nh and Mrs. Clifford Murray
and child. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harper and two children, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Hudson and family. and
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Bunting The va
cant chair at this Jolly dinner par
~ was for Mrs. Maeee'S son, Pfc.
Eddie j. Magee. Jr. serving with
our armed forces overseas. Ice
cream was later served
MIR. and Mrs. John Hickman are
rejoicing over a letter written on
May : by their son, Sergeant Rob
ert j. Hickman, whose liberation
from a German prison camp has
been recently announced, by an
Army release which was accom-
panied by splendid photo of Bob
in last Saturdays Journal Every
Evening.
Week end guests of their mo-
ther. Mrs. Elisha Dukes. were Mr..
and Mrs. J. Gordon Lane of Will
mington and L. S. Coast Guards
man Harold +. Dukes.
The Rev Willard Everett hav-
ing expressed his desire to pursue
his agricultural interests for a
time. the recent session of the Pen
insula Methodist Conference ap-
pointed the Rev. O. G.. Brewer tC
the local Methodist Church.
Little Miss Connie Mae Long re-
ports that her parents. Mr. anC
Mrs. II. Therl Long, have named
her baby sister, Nancy Lucille
Last week the maternal grandma
ther. Mrs. Bcss Daisey Lee spenr
few days here with the yOunl
people. on short vacation from
her duties in Wilmington where sh,
is employed by the p. r. r.
Miss Frances Jacoby, daughte
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01

tary.
T Sgt Sigurd +. christensen,
son Of Rev ana Mrs : +. Christian
son. Of South Bedford Street. is the
first local youth to be released
from the army under the point sys-
tenn. He has to his credit III
points, only ~ are needed. y
member of the Goth Bomb Group
OF the Sth Air Force. which has
been bombing Germany for two
years, he recently completed his
3oth mission
Mrs. Arthur Lee Pittard has re
ccived from her brother, T John
II. N"aSey. a citation which he re-
Ccived April "A. sOmCW here in Ger
many, for cOnspicuOusly meritori-
Gus and outstanding performance
OF military duty. The citation
This certificate of merit is award
ed to Tech ) John H. Neasey. ScrV.
Co. 10lSt Tank Battalion. in recOG-
milton of conspicuously mcritoriOus
and outstanding performance of
military duty. Citation from March
%. l943 To April 10. 1913. Tech. ,
Ncascy is the son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Ncascy. OF lIarbeSOn. near
here. and attended the Georgetown
High Schools He reported at Camp
Dix for Induction and was later
sent to Camp Campbell. Ky, and
Los Angles. Cal. He went overseas
in May 1914.
George Hudson. Mechanics In
structor in the L. s. Army, War
renshurg. Miss. and his brother.
Cadet Pilot Raymond Hudson, are
spending a furlough with their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Harry Hudson.
Pvt ElwoOd Coffin. of DaGsbOrO.
who is training at Fort Knox, Ken
lucky, is home on furlOugh,
Osburn Hudson. also of Dagshoro.
is spending a furlough with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John NJ Hud-
son. He will return to Fort Bragg.
~ c.. in few days
Capt G. NJ. NalkcnhurGh. who is
stationed at Fort George Meade,
near Baltimore, Md. spent last
week end with his family here and
expects to return soon on Today
furlOugh.
NJ. NJ. nc Samuel Pcttyiohn. OF
the t. s Merchant Marine is on
leave here with his mother. Mrs
Lauthcr Pettyjohn. He has Just
returned from a trip to Iraq an'
Iran En- route he stopped in Italy
Sgt William A. Conway. of Cham
ute Fields. Illinois, and Cpl. Eliza
beth Conway. of Camp HOlahird
Md. spent short furloughs here this
week. with their sisters. Mrs. Ll0yt
Short and Mrs. John Cooper SGT
Conway recently returned iron
England where he has been sta
toned with the Sth Air Force.
Pvt. Irwin l.. Downs, who ha
been undergoing additional trainin.
in Texas. has left Tor California 4
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01
FRANKFORT

Mrs. Elisha +. Dukes of Crank
ford was a guest OF honor in Phil
adelphia during National Maritime
Week. May - To %. To participate
as a Gold Star Mother III cXcr-
ciscs c0mmemUrating the noble
men of the L. ) Maritime Service
who have lost their lives i'm the srr
vice of their country The actiyi-
ties opened with special religions
services ON Sunday at Christ
Church.
Tuesday. May - was declared
National Maritime Day. cOmlnemor-
ating the first Atlantic steamship
crossing hy the :. 5, Savannah in
1919. The colorful PROCEEDINGS
started at Il - a. m with mem
oral ceremony on board the viii
son Steamship city of Washing-
ton" 1t was escorted by the L. :
5. keystone State PENNSYLVANIA.
Maritime Academy Schoolship and
notilla of L. s G. G.. Patrol Boats.
ON the ship relatives of deceased
seamen and official guests sailed
to the Junction of the Delaware
and Schuylkill Rivers were flor
al tributes were east upon the wa
ter The floral ceremony, during
which dozens of lovely flowers
were thrown over the side. was
very impressive. The flowers whicl
attracted the most attention were
an anchor. composed OF flowers o
our national colors, and a siX-foo
cross made up entirely of pur,
white blossoms.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01

At 1850 o'clock. final memorial
prayers and committal was offer
ed at the flag staff on the deck of
the ship Taps were played and
the firing squadron on the Key
stone State fired a salute and the
floral procession cast the tributes
overheard. The city OF Washing
ton" then blew three blasts mark
ing the end of the ceremonies.
After eating lunch the guests of
honor attended exercises at Inde-
pcndCnCe Square at -four o'clock.
On exhibit there for the occasion
were a fully equipped life boat,
such as has saved the lives of
thousands of tOrpcdOed merchant
seamen. a Red Cross blood bank
booth, making appointments for
blood donations for Friday; photo
graphs of Philadelphia deceased
merchant scamen.
Each guest of honor was given
an appropriate memorial plaque
a white ship and a gold star en-
bOssed on a Navy blue background.
Ensign Elmer F. Dukes was one
OF the -four sons of Mrs. Dukes ser
wing our country.
Birthday congratulatiOns are in
order today, May 81, for Mrs. Mary
j. Parsons age - years. This
young lady is one of the most ac-
tive citizens of our fair town al
ways on the go and always the very
first to look in on an i'll or injured
ncighbOr
Mrs. John w Park and her sis
ter-in-law. Miss Judy Park. from
MOylan Valley, Pa, spent a part
of last week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs VIM. +. Powell. The pur-
pose of the trip to Sussex county
at this time WAS to put in rcadl-
ness for seasonal occupancy the
McSsiCk cottage at Bethany Beach
Mn and Mrs. Charles Baker are
the proud parents of bouncing
baby boy. born on Friday in tho
Milford Memorial HOsnital,
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01

of Mrs Madaline JaCOby of New
Brunswick. y. j.. spent few days
recently with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ellis and family and Mrs. Dasia
Tunnel Ellis. At a dinner party
given in her honor. announcement
of the engagement of Miss JacOby
and First Lieutenant John w. Ell
lis. Jr.. was made by the latter 5
sister. little Miss Mary Helen Ellis.
Lieutenant Jack has now been
overseas in the European theatre
of war for more than two years. The
wedding will take place soon after
Lieutenant Ellis returns to this
country. To date Jack has had the
distinction of being the only un-
married member of that famous
class of 1892. last class to have
been graduated from the Frankford
High School
SerOns w. Mumford has resigned
his position as assistant cashier
of the First National Bank OF
Frankford as of June L. Miss Wet
Ia Lewis has been secured to re-
! place him.
Mrs. Lehman Helm spent Il part