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Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
MILLSBORO

Mt. and Mrs. H. Il. Mitchell. Mrs
W. =. Atkins and Mrs. John vii
HamS We're in PhiIadclphia n3ri
Of last week.
Don Belts OF The Army spent the
Weekend at home with his par
"nis, Nh and Mrs. Walter Bots
Don is stationed at Langley Field
Claude Hudson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry hudson. recently rc-
turned from Europe has boon civ
an an honorable DISCHARGE and is
at homc with his parents.
Corporal Paul Moore is at homo
on II ""-day fullou2h from the Val
lcy Fora" llospitalHt PhocuixvilIn.
Pa. and addressed the officers of
The Red Cross at an executive meet
ing on Monday night.
Nr. and Mrs. Raymond Lingo
spent The Weekend at Guantico.
Va, visiting Major and Mrs. Roland
Baker and baby son.
Mrs. Hattie Hal entertained the
he We Faithful Auxiliary at her
nome on Tuesday night.
Staff Sergeant Joshua Il. Mitch
Ell arrived here ON Saturday morn
HlS after - months in the Pacific
area. FVcrT0n" is delighted 10 have
Jlnny home again. looking well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Goodwin.
MIS-. Gladys Goodwin and son spent
Sunday with friends in Easton. Nd.
Mrs. George S. Williams spent
last week in New York City with
her daughter. Miss Helen VIII
liamS.
Mrs. GaGcI!c nu,ton Of philadrl-
phia has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Williams for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert LavGrld re-
turned from their wedding trim TO
New York last Wednesday nieht
ON Thursday night they were civ
en- serenade by a number Of their
friends.
Mrs. Twitord Collins has been
confined to her room by illness
and her daughter. Mrs. Donald
Ward OF Laurel, has been staying
with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Americus Belts
have had as their guests recentIv
Harry Wilson and his son of Nor
folk. Va.
Invitations have been issued bv
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Ellis to a re-
ceptlon show at their home ON
Wednesday night. November Is. for
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Ellis.
Clifford ID. Lewis. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rollie Lewis arrived home last
Saturday afternoon hOnorablv dis
charged from the Army at Fort
George G. Meade Clifford served
in the Pacific area thirty months.
1t is a pleasure to see this fine
boy home again.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
st. Johns X. c. Church
htV. Leonard a. Ra0a1, Rector

Rev. Leonard A. Raqa3. Rector
SUNDAY. November -
Milford. ST. Johns Ch,rcr . -,
S"at"'d. st. Mary's Church. s. 9;3n
. m '
F"hohoth. St Edmond's Church. II
m
Fort salisbury. & a m.
R"thanN Leach Camp. 30 m
Confessions Before Mass
Religious lnstruct ion-Aftcr Mass
Holy Day and other services as an.
Ouurrd " "''
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
First Baptist Church
Not to be Minisicrcd Unto. But to Minister.
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor
sunday. NuNcmhcr -

l"." q. n Ejhl" School Join orrl
"t"WIhe l,hI' School Graded lessons
a', ~. III u.s.. Thomas Founders, super
sarc. Living Erjstl,s''
-" y. IA hfaHjng club. .lrInior
h&h 'll"W~lip. and Baptist Youth
.WShjp grQ'trs VIII meet.
80 y. m Informal song S,ivicc
>nd I'm EN"n'ns W".shin M.ssacc. "a
Iu"NdaN, 80 =. ~ Nll mrmhcrS
ANA iH"n"S Hrr urged To- hr present
for our first fellowship supper in thr
ir':,' N nj. \ Tim" program has been
rl2hn'd icy th" E'pt'~t Christ,an E,I-
I"WS' y with H"N. William McClain
OF n"lmar ~ Guest speaker.
W'dn' SdaN: \'" =. m.-Praycr and
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
CHURCHES in MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
The House Of Happiness
Rev. frank Herson. .. O.. Minister

sunday. November -
'.i5 81 IA Session Of tho Church
school Missionary Sunday Rooms
and cIass' S tar "il H2'> Trained tea
rh.ts IN all departments
en- q. M Morning Worehip and
N'tm"n Subject. Thu L, hgiou w.
N.rd " Nl-tc nt mrrtt 10y the cham
Il 't"jl~ N!WHN- " W"lconr hcr,
1i" y ~ Tn. Methodist Youth
Fellowship. Orcu To youuc people " no
n"'d guidance and help Trained
cour<.ll"r:s in charge.
-" y m t,N,uinG Worship and
sermon Subject. Son.c Left Hand
- People" You Will enjoy this eve
Minis hour Hriu4 your tjl,udS.
Tuesday "ite'noon from > to ;.
Missionary Cuclc'e Fro Nrrou and
White Il'rhaut Sal" ia th Church
Han
Thusdal evening at $50 u'clock
MIdW'ek $crV:c". Studies in tho Liz.
and Times 81 .i:,cu:
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
FARMINGTON SCHOOL NEWS

Farmin@ton school is doing its
part toward the Victory Loan
Drive as tn" pupils ana teachers
already hay" $2G3.3o in bonds and
stamps. They hope to Meet their
quota Of $4,000 by the end of The
drive. Edncation Week was OBJ
served last week November II 10
=. Fourteen patrons visited the
school durin" the week.
Tn" entire school colchratcd
THANKSGIVING by having special
programs of songs, stories and
poems on "Wednesday
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
New Chevrolet Has
Many Fine Points
Continued from First Page)

style. safety, luxury and durahiI-
NY. Fisher lniStccI construction
means that floor panels. coWl and
turrct-top roof are welded To form
an aIl-Strol unit Non d3.afI ventil-
alton is provided
\ Chevrolet feature is tic door
action fender which flows smooth
Iy back half way into the front
doors. Tn" new hood is cyccptiou-
ally deep and massive.
interiors are the last word in
'AS'" and luxury. Upholstery is
Sllp'rIatiNcIy tailored in fairies
mat look smarter. wear hcttrr and
clean more easily.
Puro beauty has been ATTAINED
ny master craftsmen in the drsigu
oi interior fittings. instrument pan
"i fixtures and homc-liho convcn-
fences inside th" car. The ms,ru-
m"ht panel is distinctive. TOO. foi
IT'S practical aIrang2mcnts Of di3lS
ana Indicators. c0ntributir9 10 Inc
c1s" of driyinG
tn" now. postwar Chevrolet. ON
display in Dealers show ro,ms
throughout The country. hriu9s dis.
tine ion to the low priced field
with three lines. the Stvlcu,aelrr
IN the economy class. the Fleet
master, with added rciinorlcnts
and III" Flcotliuc. Il luxury mode!
MI bring to the low priced ncld
many important features oht1ill-
able ony on hiehcr-p.icci automn-
bilcS.
SLX color schemes are available
ON all t"1ular models. \ rang. of
three solid colors is available. And
tWo-t0no combinations are avail
dbi" ON specification. all in the
most desired shades.
TN" t.ont-ond Treatment of Tho
I"i6 chevrolet is completely now
bringing into modern focus thr
!oWneSS ana massivcncSS OF line
IN" bumper. radiator g2illr ANA
h"adIampS present combined an
prar"hc" of classic simplicity. The
SIramln@, unaGornod horizontal
barS OF the grille emphasize width
and lower the lines.
Tn" grill" consists of three bo,-
Hontal bars. below which arn two.
more. wider bars extending almost
to TN" sides of the Tenders p.rl,-
ih% I"AfS are framed in rectaneII-
iar = lat"S at either end OF thj,
assembly
TN" new from bumper. enhances
IEr appearances OF the radi.,to,.
SrlII", and is deeper and hichn,.
than any previously used. SfmnIv-
dcSiSn"d bumper guards arn sn.,,-
ed we'll apart. '
IN" hcVroIet name. in block lnt-
I"fS. appears on the upper of tbo
TWO wide grille bars. and tho nnu.
heVrolet emblem. an attractive
Sfleld on a modified V backpround
Is ON the hood. y new hood o,n,.
lneh' OF streamlined. air-foil de-
sign contributes to the low-slnon
INES The model name appears on
the fore part Of the hood lonvo,.
\ new rear bumper. styled to
match that in front. imports ma
llhal touch to the classic design
Interior hardware and Trim i
plahhtd to halmonize with the
new design notes. Upholstery fah-
rlcs are beautiful in color ana tnx-
ture. and stay fresh.
one of these handsome cars is
on display at | G. Burton ana
Company's temporary quarters ~
'n' ' Draper Machinery Company
on Church avenue. this city.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

Everett Cameron Jones. son OF
Mrs Mabel Houseman Jones. who
was in that terrible typhoon in Ok
inawa. is safe Mrs Jones has
heard from him twice since tn"
storm. Jones is a Sea Bee OF the
I. S. Navy. first class.
h -
Pie Harry J. Clark OF Home
stead Farm. Fredevicd, returned to
the States last week from the Fro
and was honorably DISCHARGED al
Fort Dix. ~ j. Pfc Clark was at
tached to the Ninth Engineers
Command and saw action in Eng
land. France. Belgium. Holland and
Germany.
Pfc. Alfred Dane2&cr. combat
photographer. veteran of the Euro
pean Theatre of Operations. and
now stationed in the Pacific. re-
Gently was present at the surrend-
er of the Ryukus Islands to Cen
erals Stillwell and DoOlittlc Dan
egger was attached to the Head
quarters OF General StillWell 5
Tenth Army on OkinaWa. and has
recently been transferred to the
19Sth Signal Photography Com
pany Detachment. Signal Section.
oath Corps. Headquarters at y. r.
%. 233. Alfred is now in Korea.
h. E
Pfc. Preston {. Rogers. member
of an antiaircraft automatic wea-
pOns battery in the Pacific theatre,
is returning to the mainland for
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

the wheels of the Nations business
must be kept rolling. That is the
kind of system that Strengthens
the management and wage confer
cnce. The conferees hayc sought to
restore old American systems,
which recognized tie rights of both
rartieS to settle their disputes:
first. out of court: second, in
court. third outside the political
arena. There is plenty of machi-
merry and plenty of law for that
Mind of Il system.
Cowboy "What kind of a saddle
will YOU have. with a horn or with
our"
Dude "Without: there isn't
much traffic around here.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
Kent Horse Show
Association Formed
tContinued from First Page,

Directors elected at the meeting
are:
For onr year, Miss Y1onnc sen
scr, Smyrna; Medford Carter. Dr.
:. James krYeicr, Dr Mercer. and
Mr.. DohhcrStcin. Dover. For two
>ears. Edmond HARRINGTON. FELTON,;
Robert H. Quillcn Harrington:
Mrs. Eh" Townsend. Camden: Ed
Nar ". buchanan. Dover. and Wal
Ter Spence, Wyoming For three
wears. Earle y. Wiley. President
Johnson, and Raymond Book. DO
yer: Mr. Hammond. FELTON,. and
Ralph W. Emerson, Wyoming.
The holding Of horse shows was
begun by the Dover Dos ana Horse
Show Association in Tie fan OF
l"ll, but was suspended for the
duration because of wartime re-
StrictiOnS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
The Presbyterian Church
The Church on the Plaza"
Rev. John M. DeChant. Minister
sunday. November -

sunday, NoVrmbcr .
>. - =. m. SUNDAY school Mrs. J.
H. Gordon, sup, rintondrnt
."o - IN Worship and SERMON
Topic: "Fh" Conditions Of Disciple
Tn" choir Wlll siua under the dl-
rrct'ou of NJ T. Mchlnann.
$50 J. m Junior society
6 81 y. m Young Peoples Society
The mkt church nivht supper in q
series of four viii ho held ON Novcm-
h.r - tn" study courS. viii h.
Your Church and Nou Job" Thr
S'lrr'r viii h"Giu III G.l5 y. m.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Charles w. Baker, Pastor
South East Front Street
SundnN. November ~

'''''''N MN N''itlttI -
va a m-Sunday school. Hubert
IaSSWatcrS. superintendent.
:'m a. Preaching.
."o p. NJ Musical. Song and Praise
500 =. Preaching.
IIa%"r meeting Wednesday evening
at $50 o'clock.
W" Want to invite you to our ser
wees; also oHr Sunday school We have
classes for all ages.
Special invitation to those who so
to no church school. We invite Won
com" with us get acquainted Vim
our fine group Of boys and girls and
Sodly teachers. Parents could NOT do
a hohI"r thing for their children then
send or bring them To sunday school
-ANWafdS are given To each worker
our motto: Pray, Plan Cn,,.
Work " '''i''
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
Mrs. Laura c. Walls
Forming Pension Plan
cContlnued from First Page,

~aio factory u.W ol4 ~. federal
pension 'a~
>"aror No'.lr,or of Oh. Ntatr
oi MNo"iu@ has ni0l now p.ndu..
hel"l' Con-r,.- ID Nulch h.. n.
G',o',d mu,n r:u u maxim. i.
ca',.iI ~rUGy how to m.h,. tho ar.d
u'cdE "id rropI, OF our country
c"Mior'.h." and hnry II Inc sum
-,t ot their 'itu.
Senator Eo5.rteuu.- Mg is ha..
With explained as fellow,
@cHator Robertson tR.-Wy,l b..
proposed hat federal ad be- .,.n,
ed 10 enable states 10 boost rh.ii.
old .@a pensions to >Go mo,,lb
with 'li-ihjity at t., yeaIS of No..
It2l" rjSon Ur1rd Also III. ..Lnl
'on ol HI" 'meaH~ t.1t" Whl.h in
rrac'iov h1rs m3ny bume oWn.,..
from h'Hci.ts uf rh,. uct For rh.f
he would substitute tho Icarir.
mcnl TIA tthr apr.icaut did NOT nay
an income tax Ion the TWO prr,..J
lu& years
Would tid Employ
The Wyoming Republican dccIal.-
"d that "nlar9inG pensions and
lowering the eligibility age would
combat future uncmplovnrDt n,
taking substantial numbers of ed
crIy persons out OF the working
force.
He listed the pension boost ,s
part OF Il proposed Legislative nro-
gram for which he declared thrr.
is much sentiment i'm the AIid-Wc.r
and Rocky Mountain area. He also
proposed
#. Terminate The official du,.,.
ilon OF h0stiljtics inmcdiafoI,
either by presidential proclama1inn
OF consrcssional resolution
End the 'currsrncv' CON
'f"'S some of which have lasted
since 1888.
.. curb executive powers aad
return th"m 10 Congress-
Reduce Federal Payroll
f. Reduce federal omuInv..
personnel by at least - per crnt
.. Make flat 10 per ccur re-
dn't2n in the remaining federal
payroll.
"d. Cut federal taxes % nor
cent
Terminate financial or ma
irli"I aid to countries tha, refuse
I" I"t us s." how such aid is boing
used
rs. Maintain agriculture ON
profitable basis at an a2rccd Der
c"nlaSc OF parity using incentives
II normal supply or demand fails !"
Mrs Walls states. cod inlrndoo
'h"l III" needy old people in mis-
1rcat country shall have The rioht
10 enjoy the equal blessings He has
intended for all OF His children
Throughout the whole wide world
ana may we ne reminded Of His
primes:
Seek aud y" come 10 me; naked yc
clothed me.
Hunger and thirst were assuaerd
by N0u love
Even yc did this to one Of nv
brethren.
Nc did it to Me. and. NV Father
above.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
Christ Church (EpiscopaD
Founded 1904

rev. Joseph s. Kinks. Rector
Church Avenue and ThIrd street
Sunday. November -
Thursday. NoNcInlcr ..
TII\NNSGINTNUi DAY
S.lNIc'S -" and lu.o1 =. m
Slrd,N N,Nt Ecfo"c Advent
80 -. m- Holy tommunjon
H. -. Ch1rch Srhonl
II 90 a.. IA M"IuiuS Prayer and
- .Hlpn.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
The Church of God
Second and Washington Streets

Sunday. November -
Il. .co -. ~. Morning pcNotion
900 y rl- V. T. T.
20 T.. M. ENnnEcliStIc Service.
Thursday. ia y. m Thank sgivinE
Service.
Iir"iunlng Tuesday evening. Novcm-
'"r -. q young peoples revival viii
~ contacted hy the Rev. Seville of
'altm"rc. The public is cordially in
.ltcG
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
Calvary Methodist Church
Leslie Ew1ld Werner, S. 7. NJ.
Minister

.unda}. NoN, mhcr -
1".oH g. m church school John
Wilkins. S,II'rlu'' nd,nj Th,rc wcr"
%on IN school last Sunday. bat There is
MS
IT," u. n. Morning Worship and
>;rruou hN thr Ministers Suhi,ct:
'Chme, loss r,orl, IN - Chau&,Ir4S
W"Ild.' Special mu4tc lay the Youth
md Senior Chotr~
"a y M Youth Fellowship
: Ga - A. EV,uiu Worship and
~,.r:.oH lay tn Minister
I-"Nrr Nr,tlu2 ou w. duc ~d4y At
so T.. "a.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
PERSONAL MENTION

William Il Draper ana family
"i PIttShurgh Pa. are visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Ora
per AZ their hom" on Lakcvicw
avenue.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
First Independent Church
marshall Street
Rev C. W. TavIor Pastor

Sunday. NoV' mher -
] .%H - m sunday Scnoo1.
> 81 y. m Preaching.
1.o0 y. mt Childrru's Service
i.i5 y. IN F,Vangolstic Services.
Tu"SdHY- Childrcu's Service 200 p.
m; Bible Study. 7:i1 p. IN.
Friday Childron's Service 700 p.
m; Prayer and Praise Service. 7:i5
y. IN.
F1annclgraph Talks each service by
tn" pastor.
\ Chri! tian welcome awaits you.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

Ann and little Miss Arlene who
celebrated her sixth birthday ON
Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

vice each evening at : O'Clock. fol
lowed by evangelistic services at
30 p, IN. Sunday school at II a.
III. Preaching at p. m. and p. IN.
Everyone welcOme
Rev. Charles W Baker is pastor
Of the church.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

A newborn bear is about the
size of a gray squirrel.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
HELP MEN and WOMEN
ART INsTRUCTOR, permanent

With washinston School irnt'ds IN art department %
commercial srs experience nseessary shoT1
sanIhoSM sGIii SSisfps paNeE ]
opportunity If you have taught .dancinl
perience Pc 1s With exclusive @ clientele. age 90 ft
80; your correspondence strictly conhden.
tai s Box 12i-J; 81 J; star; orr. an ,tsu. g.
store are plainly marked recurring nc
Sss shs sSsh rssisssT IN ao ssysTSl sss hoass sna5
FOOD STORES. s45 Bladensburr I'd. ne
CouNTER CLERKs for either serying t,.as Gus; 8;
steaks. chops and roasts; customer SELECTS
from case, you simply welsh It and price
computing scale we will teach you how
as.e sss alasT Easn fooD psrokGs s4s siadsns
COUPLE. coiored; general housework; liv.
in: SI25 mo-; Thurs an and ss!g1 Sun of afte'
GonPHf wsss Sa.r W vs. man for night
woman 3 hrs. daily; 2-room furnished apt
and S135 mo. plus. small commission
pss1 noT doIsss coufT g1rk BatmSTs Hsnsgn s syd mi
COUPLE for cooking and light houseworh
In small boarding club. DU. 0s54.
FOOD CHECKER, white. for large sea 1000
good salary, including meals: permanent
position. Apply Mr.. Hickerson, ODON'
Eo6S EPs sEA aNb 9Nh ToIsrhN cLERks' Il age Il
or over; experience not necessary. as We
will train you; good pay while learning
uniforms fnrnished and AZ sy11s lsynde5lns T1 free
employment once. 2 s.. ne.
FOUNTAIN ROOM MANAGER. experienced
MERIDIAN HILL HCTEI,. 260I 18th st
NV Apniy manaser's ONCE
MAN AND WOMAN, white, man for janitol
work and woman TO help with cooking anc
SALEsPEOPLE. With or without experience
to work In one Of Washtngtcn's finest shos
ETCREs. 44S3 Conn. ave,
6ALESPEOPLE, with or without expertence
stores. Apply Mr.. Sigmon, HAHN dHQl
6ToRES 4483 Conn. ave; Mr.. Abey. 120s
sET17IED COUPLE, white, 70 manage 81.
maintain roon1ink house in exchange TO
living quarters. near Dupont Circle teithe
mAy be smpioyed,. NE. 6006.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES

MIMEOGRAPHING, tipping, addressing,
MARx Wk ArE rfHEaMAN hoSkiNeP P }5r ane in tsi
trict; have considerable cash; replies con-
fldential; any desirable location considered;
NEED BRICK, 5 bedrooms. 2 baths, Sec
ond floor den and bath on first; n Nv. or
Eepe9 eGaen s4 tt sos eR
NO BROKERS, PLEAsE-Need So room
Pies RHaefa aens IN MhFsa9a boH 5sR Or sar r g.
sssf: saISF; Ns N Hssass yea Year
saTsse 1928 North sR capifol Vas st tsr' or ca II
No BRokERs. PLEAsE-want to buy 5
or room house in NV, D. c. Box 203-R.
YOUR HOME MAY END our extensive
al al cash, No brokers, please. Box i7s-R,
j WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for "a any
RoHSs R' sRE6 sRS SEhsF g. SSsn
I / Will VI NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for IA any
JOHN W. sPALpING, s40I Rollins ave
ADD NEW CHARM to old unsightly furni-
ture; Have it handpainted to your in
dividual taste in, gay peasant art. Esti-
mafeS ea at yGas heme For
after ntbet a2IE, d.vs saturday suneoay'
TIME AND MOTION STUDIES made: ad-
vice and/or eng. service given; increase
output: set fair wage rates B. S. and M
A. degrees. Avail. Jan. 1. Box 21I-R, Star
20"
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED DENTAL LAB
oratory with trained staff of technicians
offers services to dentists in area at rea-
sonably low rates and good service. Best
quality of workmanship. Dentures, bar
and clasps and gold work all types, etc
Box 239-R, Star 2Os
I WISH i COULD DRIvE-A licensed for
mer AAA instructor will teach you to
drive ih your own car or restore your con-
fdence If you haven't driven in some time
and teach you to park Call Shepherd
66S3 Sun. and ewes for appt
Evening star., 1945-11-17
Tie
FURNACE
DOCTOR
G@@S::

a day only, and then set the ther.
mostat for temperature desired dur.
ing the day. At night, before re-
firing, lower your thermostat fol
banking, but not SO as to cause the
house to chill. Fill firebox, but dc
not shake fire again, especially ir
mild weather.
Only in extremely cold weather
will it be necessary to shake the
fire more often, to prevent ashes
from clogging the draft.
You can buy heat regulator from
almost any fuel dealer or heating
supply store. The cost is approx
mately equivalent to that of two
tons of anthracite and will pay fol
itself in about two heating seasons
1t requires little or no mechanical
attention and if not tampered with
will last indefinitely.
Many homes are often overheated
because the drafts are neglected and
left open, causing uncomfortable
heat. The windows or doors are
then opened and in this cooling-ofi
process valuable heat is wasted. The
heat regulator will eliminate this.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
Y Committees Work
With Veterans Hailed

The Central Branch of the YMCA's
committee on work with war vet
erans has proved itself helpful to
the returning servicemen, Leonard
w. De Cast, general secretary, an
nounced yesterday.
Hundreds of the servicemen are
being given counseling on personal
and family problems as well as vo-
cational guidance. The committee
headed by Lee Pennington, FBI in
spector, also assists in job place.
ments.
In addition to Mr.. Pennington and
Mr.. De Cast, the committee includes
1t. Col. Roy Hughes, Elmo Keel,
1t. Comdr. Lawrence Gunther, Jules
C. Kicker, Jack Nichols, Col. Paul
Griffith, William Stanley. Mai. Ralph
K. Kress, Col. T. j. Frailey, Charles
jacobson, jr.; Douglass Zimmerman
Edward Stafford, Harry A.. Jager
r. E. Myers and E. A. Drumm, secre-
tary.
Evening star., 1945-11-17

BY installing a heat regulator on
your furnace you can save almost
one ton of coal per season. It will
also save you many trips to the fur
mace room adjusting hampers. Pri-
marily it is designed to give you
even temperature by opening and
closing the hampers at the right
time
A heat regulator consists of a
thermostat. transformer, small mo-
tor and the necessary pulleys and
chains. You merely set the thermo-
stat for temperature desired and
being electrically controlled, it oper-
ates small motor just above the
furnace which opens and closes the
ashpit and check dampers.
For instance. If you set the ther-
mostat for 10 degrees the motor
will open the ashpit draft and re-
main open until this temperature
Is reached. 1t then automatically
closes the ashpit draft and opens the
check draft, maintaining this tenn
perature until changed on the ther-
mostat.
You fill the firebox in the morn
ing as usual, shaking the fire once
Evening star., 1945-11-17

., i-I4-lZZU NV
MESSENGER AND INSPECTORS, imme-
9th floor. WOODWARD & LoTHRoP, $50
MILLINERY sALEsGIRLs for permanent
positions; excellent salary. pleasant work.
ing conditions, unusual employe privileges
Apply Mr., Moorehead. 9th hoor. BROOKS
NURSE to take charge of one Of our small
cottages, patients. must live in: WAv.
| ERLY SANTTARIUM, Rockville pike. WI
NURSE, experienced. age a0-45: local ref
erenees required; care for 1S-month- -olc
excellent salary for right person. Oliver
NURSE or mothers helper, white; ref.
others in school: share housework
sleep in; Chevy Chase, Md, on busline
NURSE, white, care for year -old child; owr
room and bath; open salary. Cali Wo
NURsEMAID. care of children; refer
snces; am. to PM; Sls week. Cal
6F oFFicE tsss ASSISTANT; permanent position
opportunity to work work in excellent environ,
| not necessary Apply in person, 10 I'm
SRsSsT ShsS yTShH siasISSas aSSa a:s.,. cleric.
work for dependable young women. GAR
pJFNGKELs pFEIEF * at nth unn.e..
sonool education, accurate at plain arith-
metic. State salary expected. Bo,
6gFFiIG;Es CLERKS. work In your neishbor
salary; pleasant surronndinss Apply I'm
OFFICE GIRL, knowledse Of typing: goo,
sand and Il s'nson noon, WI MiLIEks FuRs. Isl
| oFFIcE III vWoRKERs-Typist, billing ma,
chine operator, card punch operators: i'm
employment office. 9th floor. WOODWARD
q LoTHRop, 9;39 70 I'm. daily
i salary, sick leave and employ discoun
privileges. Apply 2nd door. personnel once
OPERATOR, experienced on Nationa
bookkeeping machine; 6-day week. Boz
/ fAN4Ri fasi, r. dmLs. essersa; 4us bs No
/ meals. Apply AZ. Wilson. oDoNNEiI'l
4 SEA GRILL 1921 1t. nv
IPBX OPERATOR, experienced: GOOD sal
] Ary. good working conditions. hospitalisa
tion. employe discount. etc. Apply 2ns
i Aoor, personnel dept. GOLDENBERG's e
7th. 6th and = -. nv.