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MIsceLLANEoUs FOR SALE.

TiREs u snd dFs,sycs TIKI Is v.S l4S
f9z niERl TbGGAeE Thsss fh WHEELED covered
strong, good co Condition. No. i 4sl4i 10 to 70
TKc1c5Es gl m.dSn gzs Rsw large size
aongtipE Tm9MpET AMERICAN commsRds, neT
TUXEDO SUIT, mans double breasted,
coat, good condition. SIS. Wo. 5000,
fSYypiEWafkIrER, Remington, good condition;
TYrEwkfER a VI FER s s5sRfs sandard s
stand, and odd pieces of furniture. go
18th st. s., Arlington, Va. ia. 1871. l3'
yTsEfAN sscsfaed p.9k sk'sps WS 4ass
f,g, fey ,times: IN ,reassonable: OR. 1891. i,
shape; saerihce to student, s66 1887
Fairnont NV, after J : noon 15'
WARDROBE TRUNK. GE 4-burner stove.
Z pairs drappeeries; reasonable price. Can
WASHING WASHING MACHINE. Maytag, very GOOD
condition; $50. NOBLE FREELAND, Groom.
Md, Marlboro 204-W-4
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED. quickly
nsalSy VI Va wSns snd Md M ffSnS ZAP P
WAsHfNG AAHHEa GMachINEo o9Tl 9PTART ana eoge lepsrs
all makes. GARY APPLIANCE CO.. DU
WAFER HEATERS, gas, all sizes prewar
terms. Is months: established 80 years
JOHN G. WEBSTER, Registered Plumber
S9 st RT Ma 4l95 home soo6 Or c345 3459
Md. Marlboro 204-W-4.
WOOD ,CAKD FILES. new. drawers
sasn sise s. a BAUM & 81 son 61a 'S T St NV NV
WORK TABLE, 2S"x6'x34", covered black
batsleship linoleum. MI. 1923. Ia
cover, $50: also Chilean poncho, navy anc
iTHFRN Tbiff Ti5 Ho gsS sRnassy sIsn 1a4
Stats 1905 l4th st. n W. phone AID 1885
FURRIERS, not economists; still we car
oE bow says mOny aysT BY oK ssm
DafuT na}ura n sEunR, by bealer t and seal @ are JUS
are tta oerns ri u at tse savinss uo to 5o Trad
ms accepted small deposit reserves youl
selection: repairing and restyling. BAsKIN
1' n.R, Natonai at Tafi s2si 55Is55aa. e CT" anu 0'
TWO YoUTH-sIZED BEDS, wax birch.
match Call after 6 pm. 81. 52S7.
WILL SELL Lon two good 7.o0zl5 tires. Phone
ATTESTIoS-Naval officer leaving fo
overseas offers, Lawson sofa, blue, dowT
cushions, DTSDQ new idISe upIOiStti %
blue easy chair, electric ironer, new unit
floor lamp, Keystone 16-mm. protector :!
coffee tables, magazine rack. marble pee
estal; all at sacrifice prices. Apt. 204
3l30 Wis. ave. NV.
MUST SACRIFICE Regency sofa; lounge
chair; fan chair. spring construction, doWr
cushions; mahog. drum table; lamp table
leather-top, cocktail table, mos. old, anc
10-pc. mahog. 18th century dining roor
suite; good cond,: no dealers. GIL. 2456
BRITISH OFFICER wishes dispose complete
furnishings Groom apt. now in storage; :
beds, mattresses, Hollywood studio couch
tables, chairs, rugs, lamps, linen, glass
ware. crockery. kitchen and cleaning uten.
Sils. etc; sacrifice, $3.50; complete list or
application. Phone EN-. 2729 Saturda,
9-l2 or sunday 10-1,
S-FOOT STAINLESS STEEL liquid carbonit
soda fountain interior, latest model; 20
gallon ice cream capacity; also l carbon
ator. DEL RIO, 727 18th St NV.
ga OMEGA ENLARGER, printer, paper
chemicals, etc; Army ofhcer's uniform
Taylor Tot, bathinette. 300 Savage rife, am
munition. 43S Lyman telescope sight. Fall
Church 2999.
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BOATS.
CHRYSLER MARINE nTi

CHRYsLER MARINE DIESEL ENGINES now
asainst gasoline costs s. KING efT5 FuLToN. feSSs
f9So Mine sys coET iT lasS Exssutys 1909
sets ratseys. Call Columbia 31s7 or EN-.
FISH CRUISER, 4s1s IT. long, 10 #. 81
$500. r. E. LIE s SHADY sUise'' sides hke haS. MS
CHRYsLER MARINE ENGINES in stock,
available for immediate delivery. S. KING
Euru4M: EsecutlSs ssSs. 1SS.' soS Maine ave. sw.'
10 o-FT.xi1eFT. CRUISER, double cabins,
custom built in 1899: completely equipped
for, carefree cruising; 4 inner-spring
fohs ss ana mGdfsn Nae Ws an e @
servers, 2 anchors. 8 fire extinguishers,
large 2-case ice chest. compass and ba-
roHeter, Red Wing thoroughbred, 105-
aoekea n essh s7e afssr SGs
BRfDGE DECK CRUISER. 4sx1s. fully
equipped: ideal living quarters, first-class
s sasDs WIN nsa"tf sal ssS'f s g5's Mas
OPPORTUNITY to purchase ssx11' dead
rise cabin. cruiser, account owner being
dsa or ay aoa o shny
boat with large curtain. .inclosed, cockpit
and engine converted for marine use.
Fully equipped, including dinghy and ap-
proved mooring: $3.50 cash. ordway
Evvi2SRUDE ouTBoARD MoToRsGNew
motors available. order now, with only q
ss.e,, Slo deposit POS tor model of your choice. s.
THOMPSON il4-foot runasout for out
board, built year ago; perfect condition:
equipment includes oars. life preserver
cushions canvas cover. Call Emerson 1s4s.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DRESS SHOP BUSINESS - Owner must
sell; modern fixtures, cheap rent, good
business. priced right; action required. Gail
Harry I. FRIEDMAN, broker, RE- 1856
MAKE AN 0FFER-Owner must sacrifice
laundry and dry cleaning store, now profit
ably operating. downtown location, cheap
rent: immediate action required Gail
HAREY I FRIEDMAN, broker, RE 1866.
DELiCATEsSEN corner. store; beer and
wine licenses; soda fountain; light grocery.
5uily stocked: for sale by OWNER, MI
R41J or AT. b34S Ia
eHOE-REPAIR MACHINERY for sale ON
account illness, everything complete. 234
,pxs ~ s.; S., Lincoln 4455. IA.
located near large naval base; can buy haIi
snare in business or work on salary; must
be experienced spotter and presser, able
Star.
LAUNDRY, VALET sHoP-owner is forced
to sacrifice this going, profitable business
en- account OF illness; excellent location,
kully equipped. priced right. HARRY l.
FRIEDMAN. broker, RE. t16e.
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CoLoRED GIRL desires place as house
worker in private family. stay nights.
Call 1884 Willard St NV. 1st floor. 13'
CHEF COOK. colored. exp, desires per-
manent position: excellent working condi-
tions reliable and dependable; ref. DE
1899. 14s
GIRL. colored, wants part-tims lob. E.hw.;
ref. AID 5793.
GIRL eolored.. wishes part-time morning
TqRES. RI; BE- 3543:
clean. Ex. $685.
GIRL, exp, wants rert-time Job days
week. $50 or 10 each morn. NO. 1929.
LIGHT LAUNDRY done at home, sw. Sec
ton; Box 387-Y, Star. 49,
rooming house. for respectable colored
people. exchange for room, small salary.
WOMAN, colored. desires work as cham
bermaid by week; ref. NO. $685.,
e pm. scaii ME-. 1855 alter 5 pm, Q
DESIRES JOB, couple, cook and butler, by
the day or by the week or month; $500
mo-; experiences; references. Elk. 1914.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES and photo supplies for CAM
eras and repairs; largest selection In cam
eras, electric meters. carrying cases. range
nnndsers; "a &c projeetors; film paper. chsmicais,
nasn r1asn guns snd 200 more items. BRENNER
PhOTO CO., 933 Pa. ave. NV. fopp. Dept
of yustice). RE. 2434. Cameras bought.
compact unit on casters; best offer Tor
quick sale. Dupont 1887. I3s
ALAkn CL0CAs GEpAikED tany maks),
repairing: 3-6 dayT service; Uork suar.
lag 18th St nv MA 1854 Omen ewes
ANDIkONS, big variety, everything for
the fireplace, beautiful brass and copper to
5esutify the home All prices reduced
39S2 " NV. Open. II an, to 6 pm.
picture frams. 81 1927.
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POULTRY g EGGS.

DUCKS FOR SALE-Ahout 100 very large
White Pekin; market price. Apply NOBLE
204-W-4.
FOR sALE-2o0 or more White Ieshorn
400; sale price, ST So. Also Is small
shosts; CLARENCE B. EDWARDS. Fair
cHiCKs. Rocks and Reds. Matched Oct
9TH; today, .S13. so the hundred j. 3.
henry, Falls Church 134s.
20 kEGHORNS, % weeks old. So each.
Also bull calf S25 Baltimore washington
blvd, mile this side of Laurel. White
house with yellow shutters. Ia
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO FLORIDA?-Want some one
ss aa ' fsseso IA esoe55o room for ADDITIONAL
STARTING WEST about. Oct. 49, Desire
congenial companion to help with driving
f2fERffNSciEDs Esa bRrvER will drive u Your
Sn, car or truck vicinity Of Memphis about
DRIVING Los ANGELES, Monday or
Tuesday, party of three: take one more,
help drive. RE. 1900. Ext. BOAT. Sat. and
Evening star., 1945-10-13

BEAUTY CoLTURE. HAIR STYLING. Eve
ming and day classes. UPSHUR BEAUTY
1929 or Union 1885. I5s
GERMAN TAUGHT by real expert, former
Viernese professor. Call RE. 3027 for in
formation. THOMAS JEFFERSON COL
LEGE, 1911 @ st. NV. Is"
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BEAUTY PARIQRs.
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

on PERMANENT WAVES, S5; shampo,
and wave. 75c. UPSHUR BEAUTY COL
LEGE. 1929 Both and Upshur. WA. 1929
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AVIATION.

AERONCA AIRPLANES are again in pro-
duction. Place your order now for pref
OFFLEY, Distributor. North Concourse,
Wash. Natl Airport. Ma. 1855. 27'
AIRPLASE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
OIL sSSS or HYDE FIELD. SP 0SSS
ASHBURN FLYING SERVICE, Alexandria
airport. Piper Cub dealers. Flight in
struction, charter service aircraft over
haul and repairs Let US sell your used
plane for you. Following used planes for
sale: Piper CUB, Aeroncas, Luscombe.
Monocoupe. Waco Seaplane. Taylor Craft,
Falrchllds. Can be financed; one-third
down; balance in 12 monthly payments.
SEE AND FLY the new 1945 Taylorcraft
at Confessional Airport Phone OIL. SSSS.
PIac2 your order now for early delivery.
KISNER STATES M0NOPLANE, $3.50.
good condition, licensed: must sell im-
gmssaaisatss,iyy 2 AP; s4S55ssas: S5sa: 49,,
place, cabin monoplsne, top shape, cruises
90' ideal for croSs-country; hangared at
Hyde Field; one-third interest for sale,
FLYING &c CLUE iIs FoRMING-For member
shin and. details call AT 1927.
STEARMAN PT-13, Lycoming, 22O top
condition: now being licensed: has blind
hIght instruments and inter-phones.
SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT. Alexandria s342.
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COAL, WOOD ana FUEL OIL.

PENNA. hard coal and Pocahontas CARL
COAL CO, RA. 3Ol5
CALL THE WOOD MAN for fireplace wood.
wood; guaranteed full cord. Sligo 271e.
MIXED CoRDWOOD for sale. any length
you desire; z; A. SMITH, Ii. 9440.
livered. Call AD 63O6 or ST. 63O2.
FIREPLACE LOGS, well seasoned, 16 or
Wodb; " b; CO 81 D1' cog gdii5 COLONIAL CORD
HARDWOOD, split and seasoned l year;
any length quick delivery: $50 cord. WI.
FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE, delivered
Washington, Alexandria. Arlington, Nary
land, S2l per cCrd. Phone Rockville 662,
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.
5717 COLORADO AVE. N.W.-Attractiye,
afge double room, next to shower; Laundry
prrlnyllese: $40 mo-; private home. IA.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

MAN AND WIFE want tanitor quarters
colored, experienced. references. NO. 1857
Evening star., 1945-10-13

hogany table and nine pieces, sIa5; royal
sd sIas stsIT a9mestie esrns, rgss sS17
DINING ROOM 'sss sErMcrotehh sag h lnaf mahosany Inv
csayed sses ,trdI dining set. extension table. !
built to sell for AS nfn hsys
sss ts $40 s2 lssf r. e. =
DISHES. Haviland china service for g,
S5 $40 aeia isasoo South End st.. Arlington.
DISHES, set Royal Doulton Bone china.
Iewkesnury pattern. value, S24S; sell for
sar4 sard sH drsss sssa ensth pure silk $3.50 per
esi e1pss' ;es seyera ats sizes used. yer, cheap
:sEsss sEs ssssR ssnsos s9' ... s.snPs
DRESSES: ssaytlm. and evening: .o.ns 4. ou.
HfS EIEc: HEAnrEERs. u rEERs IS each, or . for SIS.
EEEc1THRiisc5 EIs 1His5 WASHING MACHINE, s7s. az
ss5; beaver coat siss 20. $50; Seal seal coat. coat.
go rr'@s's! ssISe ssns Van America saS
Tascih RIEGTkic w WarETEA Ia soiIEks siIa 1870
dRs1a1 '0snsg; osssshS Is
faf aoWS WsSSSsi for sale s1s Psns sy r,
used, your choice, from Washington's only
lady's rental outfltters; all sizes and coiors.
ExER6YCLE. never been used: t,ne r.duc.
ing maeh3ne; easy operation by man or WO.
man; cost, $500. sacrifice: also electric
NAE snll II yy=5sonakins ~ machine platform style
fENCE.Army iron fencing in sections OF
3 IT. T. hdEh, Il #; long. Can be used on
quantities cheaper. 500 BladensburS I'd.
pPai FISH Al Ihb1l 1lis SorIa4Fys affsr 8 2gt Ry aaeS
with glass front; third h.p. connpressor
for meat case: GIFT 10-inch reach-iYl
HMaiEs a.. b9X with 9 doors and compressor:
Pee. soSAss osSslss RAE HsdsssHsh SSuHssh
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pairS' el'oo up o-es M ST. NV DE- 1927
SHIRTS, Is and 15h-se, white and coiors
30: like new: green topcoat, size 3s; ridins
20 SrandneE Sss AP sssuse issa double
Walnut stock; auto. electors. chees ais.s'' rsst:
sh@NBRoRGRs BROKE Ns SALES So CO., IHaDISss sIs ss
SHOWCASE AND DESK COMBINATION
81 ssnts os sTsosF T. sRs es issh WI
abes ehsp esa a aS aman Ssas
s49sss "a s,sss! sssr iss isSsyss
sdia SLAP syso WooD for sale, delivered Cali war
SOFA. ANTIQUE solia mahosany; excellent
0o01. for appointment.
sGFA aI PSssn as4i SSqh sSassits sb espratee
tioue satin; EXQUISITE piece; s156. 5'iS Emer sr
sSfAs ssa ! BED; blue, in good condition. sss;
SOFA eSs. AsSb sho cLTS Tx SGain a9ta with new sim
covers. 113e Buchanan st. NV. dE.
souND MOVIE PROJECTORS, 2. 1e-mm.
Rs HoSd MdELN Rx $3.50 dussa nfsa
say HG sHSw, SaS after srse g. ,ov.,v
varicolored: two and-embroidered made
to-order lacs;edged BANQUET cloths. ,Tsle-
STENoTYPE. prewar. aluminium mechan-
ism; used very little; instruction books In
cluded: S45. Phone BR. 0119. IA
$2s 80. TENDLERs PAWNBRoKEFRsss'
SALES CO, 9l3 D st. NV.
STROLLER, an-metal, brand-new; limited
supply s1 ", only: sloe5. Also few wagons
STUDIo COUCH, Duncan Phyfe dinette
table. Hollywood double bed, typewriter
desk s and chest; ST. complete group. $55
TABLE. console extension, solid walnut;
prewar but never used; complete with pads;
reasonable; sH; 534o;
condition. TIE. 0s05 or Box 42S-Y. Star
TANKs-Two 50.gal. tanks, stands. spi-
gots; " r SMITH 1 l3o4 22nd st. NV. lI4s
EIsss: sSTss TENpEER's ainsHga''i PAWN. ANaS.
BROKERS ESE 3 SALES Co, e13 . St. nv.
$ss. cost sss. iSis d snd d. .Saass a.ss All, 81
Evening star., 1945-10-13

WE INSTALL and repair any make O
burner. stokers and furnaces. Recorivel
estimate your lob. SCHAEFFER A. sTAf
LIN6. Emerson 1885, 13s
Evening star., 1945-10-13


snAyEl ssslns cs Fl re isi osys a vicinity of sivs
snlPltt,er sa1lP eot o4ss is9; MA. e4eo; on Sunday
HOLLAND & HOLLAND 12.sauge doubl,
Royal Hammerless eiector,, mod. choke botf
ssI1e' ssR shons sasns fsa s aaa spi sa
built masterpiece; nitroproof barrels; solid
leather Isi case. Price, $500. Phone .GL
HOLLYWOOD BED, double, lk. new
siss ss HussUn sea- adyea mysk5st
HOME TREEzEk. % approx. Gu. r.. 10.
s16a ss1iss freezing M gs and storage; sacrifice at
ao2srE9LD saSSs M5 6sSf FURNITURE : Beaatitul ,ai
walnut dining table. 9 chairs: mahogany
period per sofa. old-fashioned bed, dresser
Priced right. CT. Seo5. I3s
.Sd ysIisfv sna Siss aTss ssSs'
INFRA-RED LAMP. adding machine. ward.
sone trunk: new pair riding boots, ga G
JACKET, silver fox. SIS; brown kidskir
ton, size il. no. 1915.
sass Service n'es Can aD 1850 'Ra .!s'
KITCHEN CABINET, Hoosier, good condi
ton, SO. Sycamore ave, Takoms
IADY'S CoAT AND MUFF. black Persia,
lamb; in excellent condition; $500; size IA
2s47 goth st. NV. Adams 2S47. 14s
Law BOOKS-District Of Columbia Digest
complete, IL volumes, with 1945 pocke
LIVING ROOM SIT, eric "a -brac. frame,
pictures, table lamps, fine 1ardiniere, nooi
lamp ps, Can loo7 Quebec pl. NV. =,
LYNN. Lying KVOM .os sb.LE, sresn monair' s nks
chair: ss5: sI4 Marietta ,pl. NV. tNeai
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 8 pieces. uphol-
stored in mohair frieze: prewar construc-
tion, including covers; S65. Radio, floor
model, S-tube Majestic; splendid tone; S35
L1MBERR-Inch board boxes, AZ inches
long, containing "a IT, lumber, at SOC I
box. New window ventilators, % inches
Sl.50 each. Short lengths of 2x4 ant
inssins hss. Hs1insMsoans Mash ax 1888 $685. Jefferson is R.si
LUMBER, new and used-3x12-1s.. 50t
pcs.;- 160 pcs. Sx16-2I; 1000 new doors
S1.50 up; used doors, SOC up; new ane
used windows, AXIS asbestos sheets, GOOD fol
pips, lon 4. y Black pips. 20 i.nstSs
plumbing, eyebeams. all sizes; bronze 10
bell, hIe escapes,. etf.; wrecking severa
isrEs !ohs hpn9seds q barsstns. A19pW
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
FREDERICA

Miss Bessie Cooh Of Philadelphia
spent Sunday With Nl. and MIR.
Joseph took
Mrs. Emma Taylor Of Philadcl
phia spent Sunday with her moth
cr. Mrs. Allan Smith.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Anderson
ci Wilmington We're guests several
days Of Earl Webb
Earl Webb of Philadelphia spent
several days with his family hcl,
last week
Mrs. Virginia Krchs ana Mrs.
Minnie I'oN lcr of philadclphia
were guests Of Mrs. Anna NJ llIr-
rin@ton last week
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Ea4tic ot
Wilmington We're guests ON sun
day of Mn and Mrs A. W. Melvin.
Mrs Naomi Robinson and little
son spent several days with Mrs
Ralph Jester last week
Oscar +. Harrington spent Fri
day night with William Leach At
RehOboth
Mrs Emma Cats has returned
from Rehohoth. 81" la, rented her
cottage for the winter.
Miss Elizabeth I.ank has been
visiting Mrs. " " Wilson At Re
EOhoth.
Mrs Alice WiX Of Ilarriugton
Hiss Claramond Belts ct Wilnsin-
ton spent last week With t'tril
mother. Mrs stephen Belts.
Mr. and Mrs Watson pcnncy al
Marcus Hook. Pennsylvania Wcr,
GUESTS Of their parents. Mr. ant
Mrs. Willard Sapp last Sumda;
Mrs Salli" Williams, and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Sarah W. Johnson ar,
visiting Nh. and Mr., t.d2ar Ana.
band Of Wa*hineton y. g. rhi.
week
Mrs jamie Bennett crlchrarre
hcr nineteenth birthday ON Mouil>
Of last week She is one who on
joys life
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
4 MEMORIAL NEEDED

a lasting memorial should be
erected
For the men and women our c0un-
try selected
TO stop the war lords who sought
to be
The rulers of humanity.
Something that will live through
out the ages
Now that the conflict no longer
To show the world that never
again
Shall our country be hlrd from
without or within
May it keep all men from con
quest and greed
And furnish the peace we so drS
perately need
SO generations in future years
May never hear: Blood. sweat anC
tears.
No man can figure the actual cos
OF the war We won but could q
lost
But Justice and right shall Away
prevail
And our faith in God shall ncvru
fail
Joseph b. JelteriS
Milford. Del. Sept "A. l945.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
Farm Looks Good To
Veterans After War

Miami Beach, Fla. Keeping 'em
down un the farm after they've
seen the world" should be no
problem, according to officers of
The AAF Regional and Gonzales
cent Hospital here
Many wounded rpturnees," re-
ports Major John h. Brett. chief of
the hospitals COnvalescent Ser
vices Division. have signed up for
correspondence course in agricul-
tural subjects offered by the Uni
ted States Armed Forces Institute.
Many men from large cities look
forward To settling down on little
truck and poultry farm after dis
charge For men exposed to the
rigors of extended combat duty,
this would have definite thera-
pcutic value
uSAFl agricultural courses in
Clndc dairy farming and cattle pro-
ductiOn. farm management. soils
and crops, sanitation and disease
control, vegetable farming. and
farm forestry.
For farm bound soldiers with a
journalistic bent. the rural news
paper holds special appeal.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
Cedars Will Open
Season Here Oct. | !
Continued from First Page)

Philadelphia viii furnish e high
type professional show late in the
program that has been selected
with great care. Sii Cecil Admiral
oi the Swiss Navy is Master OF
ceremonies with pc22y Martin a
lovely dancer OF NcA York. who Is
rated amou2 the best, and Lou
Brcm, hi2h class mu2ician WHO
Keeps everyone @u"~~In@, COM let
ih@ the cast
Guests OF tie rNrnin2 viii he
BrandyMinc Forest Nemhrrs OF
WiImin@tun with tire OFFICERS ana
members of Company OF the
Delaware State Guard headed hy
Major J Holland Pre'1Nmun a.,
special 4ucsts ton the show and ne
trcShnlcnlS
E.Ncr3rctn h"+ received a special
conm"HdatIon from thc slprcu,
Tall Cedar Of the United states ten
its thirty percent gain la.l year.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
IN HIS ME

BY r. A. Hall. Milford Del
God is calling, ever calling,
TO the righteous He is calling
TO the harvest fields of labor
Can't you hear Him call today"
On His own He is depending
TO rescue souls from sin He's
sending
And He'll give us grace just as we
need
He calls from mountain top and
vale
He knows the lost will weep and
wall
If His call today we do not heed
Then comrade. can't you catch the
gleam
Won't you help our God redeem
Souls that sink in sorrow. sin and
shame
Won't you lift your cross today
And bear il manfully away
Not for YOURSELF but in Ills blessed
name?
II Christian won't be a Christian
Who will be Christian. tell me
who?
You may not be ready with tho
answer
But listen, friend. I'm asking you
Cursing and yelling on London
street was Clancey holding a door
knob in his fist Them Jprrys viii
pay for this BLOWN Il saloon rig
! out of my hand"
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
SET WAR SURPLUS
LOSS AT 80 BILLIONS
tContinued from FIRST rage)

Our surplus War goods are cvaI-
uatrd At somewhere between $50. =
600 0.ooU.o"o and 500 600 .000. .OU0,
depending on whether you figure
The amount OF actual cost or at
supposed worth
'RecuuSc much Of this material
Is "Ill"f overseas. or obsolete. or
bolh. II is expected that We will
only rcuIiZ" about $lU0U0 900 .0U0
on its sale.
That leaves al least $50.O0u 900. :
""" the American taxpayers won't
b" able To write off the national
debt
M"nasco added. however. that he
believed heavy loss on the goods
should be accepted by the publ,
as cost of Wur.'
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05

Charles Wilbur Hammond, L. S.
Navy spent the Weekend with his
father. Wilbur Hammond. "Chuck"
is al present stationed at Norfolk
Va
Captain Thomas Bennett return
ed to Waycross. Ga. on Thursday
after spending few days with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Ben
nett
Norfolk. Va. Harrison William
Lynch, ~ years old sOnarman.
third class. t. S. y. r.. Of Milford.
arrived on September AT the Ma
val Training Station, Norfolk Va,
Atlantic Fleet training center for
destroyer crews. To undergo in
structiOn for duties aboard Il new
destroyer or similar type vessel
Lynch has returned from ten
months of duty aboard the destroy
CT escort t. $. = Muir in the Al
lantic. He wears ribbons for the
American and the EurOpean-A Afli-
can Middle Eastern Areas He il
the son of Mr.. and Mrs Harrison
W. Lynch of BRIGHAM avenue. Mil
ford. Before enliSting in the Navy
Lynch was employed by the Burri>
Shipping Company. attended Mil
ford Senior High School
Staff Sergeant Harvey G.. Mar
vel. % years old, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Harvey Marvel of Houston
was h0nOrably discharged at the
Army Air Force Separation Center
at New Castle last Friday with 81
service points. He enlisted in the
Air Force on September is. 1910
soon after he finished high school
After six weeks training at Nit
chell Field " Y. he volunteered
for service in Panama. He spen
one year in the Canal Zone will
the Sixth Air Force. one year anC
half in Trinidad and six month
: in the French and Dutch Guineas
He returned TO the States in tn
: fall of 1913, after having Suffere,
several attacks of malaria. He wa
then assigned to the second trans
port group of the ATC at Ne\
+. Castle Air Base. flying the Cres
= cent Caravan route. as a radio op
. orator and mechanic. His mission
: carried him to almost every con
: ner OF the earth some were to In
+ dia. Egypt. North Africa. France
England, Iceland, Azores. New
| foundland, and many other place.
= Young Marvel will take up his du
5 ties with an insurance company i
!. Wilmington after few days {
4 rest, His brother. Technical Sci
q geant Joseph G. Marvel is enrout
). home from Germany and has $
= service points to his credit He ha
= served both in the Pacific Theatl
: of War and the European Theatl
II and has been in service fofr an
+ Il half years. He expects his di,
$ charge soon after reaching tn
country.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05

will be glad to talk to Mr.. Hartford
and tell him that if he is satisfied
with the prospects of the loan on a
purely business basis and without
relation to any political implica-
tions that is entirely up to him and
to go ahead and make the loan
a. Frederick Olsen. Internal
Revenue agent, said in his report
of the bureaus investigation that
Hartford secretly expected" Mr..
Roosevelt to take him off the
hook"
Olsen said Hartford told him he
believed the President would "ex-
press disapprOval' OF the loan and
then he wouldn't have to make it.