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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-17

ma in podzupana izvoli mestni1
svet il svoje srede. Prebival-
,stvo mesta je tekom razvojnih
let tako napredovalo, da je Tel
Aviv stel he leta 1041 skoro to-
like dus kot stoletje start Jeru-
zalem. Sedanje prebivalstvo sc
steje ma okrog 100000 ako Sc
vkljuci prebivalstvo predmestij
nekdanjega predmestja vrtov.
Ia nova predmestja so obljude-
ma po vecini z novimi naseljen-
ci, katerih je prihajalo zadnja
leta toiko, da je postalo stano-
vanjsko vprasanje resen pro-
blem, kateremu Sc je skusalo
odpomoei grajenjem predmest-
nih cetrti.
Palestinski zidje so cd vsega
zacetka pokazali prav tako ne
ustraseno in vztrajno voljo do
pijonirstva, kot start ameriski
naseljenci. L. tega razloga je
tudi razumljiyo, da so pri gra-
jenju mesta pomagali vsi, stu
dentje, uradniki, mladina in
zenske ter vsi mogoci poklici, XII
so mogli kaj doprinesti k zgrad-
bi modernega mesta zidov Pa
lestini. Stanovanjske hise kot
poslovne in slicne stavbe so bi-
lie vse zgrajene v modernem slo-
gu in ma modern nacin. Najbolj
privlacne "a oko, so nekatere
JAYNE stavbe, kot mestni mu-
zej, stevilo gledalisc, umetniski
in glazbeni centri ter majhne
zooloske vrte. Poleg ten je najti
v Tel-Avitu tudi rooderno NEST
no bolnisnico, stadion "a Sport
ne igre in tekme ter prvovrstne
Sole.
Tel-Aviv sc prezivlja S trgo'
vino in industrijo, radi cesar je
v trgovini ma debelo cello zivah'
nejsi nego stara Jaffa. IL Tel.
Aviva Sc izvaza najvecji pale
stinski pridelek - citronsko sa-
die. To sadie Sc prideluje v pa
su Oh obrezju in pred vojno Sc
je cd tn dovazalo v evropske de-
zele ogromne kolicine pomerand
in drugega citronskega 'sadja
Kot vodilno industrijsko mestc
V tenn predelju, izdeluje Tel
Aviv precej kremenceve opeke
"a gradbeno uporabo. Manjse
tvornice izdelujejo pohistvo
tekstilno blago, cevlje, cigarette
it'd. Tekom vojne je industrijs
sc> eda izdelovala predvsem bla'
go "a vojne potrebe. V mirni do
bi je bill vsako leto prirejen ta
kozvani Levant Fair, torej le
vantski semenj, XII je bill "a pre-
bivalstvo velik dogodek in praz
mix obenem.
Pristaniske naprave vkljucu
| jejo tudi manjsi nasip zgra, ,er
" letu 1886 svrho izlaganj:
dovozenega blaga in material:
ter izkrcanja potnikov il mani
Sin ladij. Vecje ladje morale
pristati malo dalje stran Cd OBJ
rezja.
Pred to zadnjo vojno je bile
najti ma trgu v Tel-Avivu maj
razlicnejse izdelke in predmett
il evropskih dezel ter Cd drugod
Parobrodne druzbe so tudi ogla
sale Gene "a potovanja Evro
po in Ameriko. Tekom vojne j
bill Tel-Aviv dokaj priljublj jent
sredisce, kjer so ameriski voja
k; prebili svoje dopuste, tekon
katerih so Sc prepricali, da i'm;
mesto mnogo zabavnih in raz
vedrilnih sredisc in lokalov, k
slicijo do piece ameriskim. \
srcu mesta je najti nocne klub'
ter kavarne ma plocnikih, ko
poleti v New Yorku. Rama "a
bavisca je seveda najti tudi o'
obali, kjer SO tudi moderna pie
sisca jazz godbo. Ma prod'
je videti moske, zenske in otro
ke, XII Sc v kopalnih oblekal
, solncijo ma pesku - nekaj, &c
sar pred porastkom Tel-Aviv'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-17

Zno Ii predsednik Truman?
We drzovni ia ink Byrnes?
Ia elanek je spisal LOUIS ADAMIc in je
objavljen angleseini njegovi publikaciji & T
(zdaja "a januar-februar). Slovenski prevod je
preskrbel tajnik SANSa AdamiSevim dovolje-
MEM.
Ia tri vprasanja so vazna. Zadenejo vec nego samo
jugovzhodno Evropo To ozeme svojim pol tucata dr.
zavami slucajno me sovetsko Ruso Ali posedujejo
ameris zastopnki teh drzavah tax karakter,
taeto in tax vpogled, da delajo dobro
merle narodi in novim vladam teh drzavn njihovim
sosedon1-velikanom boil proti vzhodu-a narobe?
Odgovor ma to je: ravno narobe.
Ameriski dplomatski in vojask zastopnik jugo
vzhodn Evrop Sc delio dve vrsti: % tiste XII
zadnja eta zkaza nesposobne boil zazeva po uge
du vaznejsa mesta in bill "sprav en pota
ljenjem ugovzhodne evropske dezele, in ~ on XII
tam suzbova pred 1889 in pouceni tedanjih zade
yah teh deze XII pa MISC vec takece spoh kda bile
take prvo skupno spadao skora vs voaski imenovan
c dugo pa precej nasega poticnega in diplomatskega
osobja. Toda poglejmo boil natancno.
zavezniskem oblastnem svetu ALLIED Control Coun
c jugovzhodno Evropo zastopao Amerko trije gene
rail- general major William S. Key Budapest general
major John A. Crane Zof in brigadni general Court
lana w. schuyler BukafeSt IN Ocnuyler n1nata nu
aktivnega voaskega rekorda drugi svetovni voni n
politicnih ali dplomacnh izkusenj; nekam u bo
ba 'spraviti pa bila posana Ogrsko in Romuni
jo Crane je bill akci severni Afrk in ali radi sta
rana pa e dobi sVojo sedanjo suzbo Bogar Vs trije
ocrji imajo naslednje skupne lasnosti dplomac in
potk XII nj predvojnega tpa in orientace do malega nj
majo poma ekoca balkanska poltka Jim e toliko
ma spanska vas amerkanski patriot ultra kon
servativnega kaibra CRITIC Rusijo Ruse Sledijo br
tanskim smerncam vzhodno Evropo liza eta 94l42 in
opazao da britanska lnia pricea re spremi
njati.
Sovrastvo do Rusije e neprkrta lasnost vecine
rskh voaskih ataseev in drugh voaskih zastopnikov
ugovzhodni EVrop Vsi deansko nasproueo eVicarstVu
ozroma kar oni smarao levicarstvo, kar pa navad
vkucuje kar Jim nj vsec Tega pa naezli
sedanh suzbah; to prnes seboj bas radi te astno
nekater bill nasaven ia mesta Nimajo zmoznost
premotr razvojev Balkanu in sosednih drzavah ko
lcka obektvno ali zgodovinske perspective Nastemo
nekaj linen:
Major Caleb Gates ataSe pri ameriskem poslanistvu
Belgradu je bill odocno proti parzanom "a cetnike,
predno e odsel Jugoslavijo ida objektivno presod
poloza Isto vea stonika Johna Bakelesa in major
ia Andreja Kobaa. XII sta oba Zofi Ko bvsi urednik
revie The Living Age predno e ia mesecnik postal ga
silo aponskh vohunov Zdruzenih drzavah e bill Bake
less zaupn prate macedonskega bandita asistcnega
agenta Vance Mhaova. Kobal roen Sovenec bivs cas-
nkar) porocen Srbkino tovars clanov osoba bvse
jugoslovanske ambasade pod posankom Konstantinom
Focem Fotic e braranec prosulega kvzlinga Nedica
Begradu; in te zvez je bill Kobal odkrit MihajloVi
cevec cd 1941 in osebna centraa vonem departmental
cetnisko trditev.
Stotnik Jadwin Bukaresti je postavlja, da e bill
tia poslan cr Ruse, in mic bo fakt prikri
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-17
KIDD ZASTOPA AMERIkO
V JUGOVZHODNI EVRQPI?
Zno Ii predsednik Truman?
We drzovni +oinik Byrnes?

Ia elanek je spisal LOUIS ADAMIc in je
objavljen angleseini negovi publikaciji & 7
(izdaja "a januar-februar). Slovenski prevod je
preskrbel tajnik SANSa Adamieevim dovolje-
MEM.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-17

THE DEPARTMENT or THE IN-
 TERROR, GENERAL LAND OF
 FICE, hereby gives notice that it now has available for disposal under the Surplus Property Act of 1944, as amended, and SPA Revised Regula-
 ton 5. the following two parcels of property, classified as urban, com nlercial, residential, forest: CHILL
 ROOT BARRACKS PROJECT-Post Area. Approximately 400 acres of land on Chilkat Peninsula, about a mile south of the town of Haines, Alaska, and 85 miles north of Ju-
 neau, with buildings and improve ments thereon constructed to ac- commodate a garrison of about 1000 men. The land extends across the peninsula, with about 2,400 feet frontage at the southwest corner of the tract on Chilkat Inlet, and about 1900 feet frontage ca Chilkoot Inlet at the northeast corner. The terrain is comparatively rough, not gener- ally suitable for agriculture, and is for the most part covered with underbrush. The conveyance will be subject to certain easements and rights-o way as for public highways and for pipe lines, which will not interfere substantially, it is believed
 with the use of the surface. There are some 60 permanent buildings on the land, practically all of frame construction, including barracks, of ficers' quarters, dock on Chilkoot Inlet and other structures. Accord ing to the declaration, most of these buildings were erected between 1904 and 1910, and none before 1903; maintenance by the army has kept them in fair condition. About 1C temporary or removable buildings are also on the land. Electric wir- ing, electrically controlled oil furn-
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assessable. Principal place of busi- ness, Anchorage; duration, unlim tied. debt limit. $l,00Oo00. organ izing directors-E. E. Bunker St. Anchorage; Clyde D. Glass, Seattle; Frank Grown, Seattle.
 Recreation Incorporated-organ- ized to operate places of amuse- nent for profit and promote sports activities. Principal place of busi- ness, Ketchikan; life of company, 40 years; debt limit, S80000. Capi- tai stock, S40.000 in 10000 of $l par value each. Organizing directors. all of Ketchikan-Lem Mckay, Ray Roady, Walter Anderes, Ernest An deres Joseph Blazek, Loren Phin- ney
 Northern Air Trading Service, Inc--foiIned to manufacture, as- semble, repair. hire. operate and deal in aircraft and motor vehicles, their equipment and accessories; operate charter air, ground and water transportation services; do air photography and aerial map ping; operate air schools, adver- Using businesses, hotels, lodges, re- sorts, stores, communications sys- tems; act as brokers or agents; prospect and mine. Capitalization, S2o0,0O0 in 20,OO0 shares at $10 par value each, preferred, non- assessable; life of company, 50 years; debt limit, $50,000 Principal place of business, Anchorage. Or ganizing directors-Paul c. Kroen- ring, Jefferson City, Missouri; Theodore N. Law, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Clyde E. Rhodes Jr., Anchorage, E. Wells Erwin, Anchorage; E. L. Ar nell, Anchorage.
 Domestic Cn-Profit
 Seward Memorial Church, Inc. Methodist parent organization fer Seward General Hospital, Jesse Lee Home, Home -In-the- Woods Hospital, Moose Pass Community House, Hope Methodist Church. Corporate life, 99 years. Trustees Ruth Murrell, Naomi Coger, George V. Green. Thomas Howell, L. C..
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il NEW ALASKA
 COMPANIES ARE
 ORGANIZED NOW

Eleven new Alaska corporations, six of them organized on a non- profit basis have recently filed articles of incorporation here with the office of the Auditor of Alaska. New domestic companies are:
 Valdez Cold Storge Corporation formed to operate general cold storage business, including process sing and dea,ing in seafoods, fruits, vegetables, meats, beverages, etc.; manufacture and sale of ice; oper- ation of vessels, utilities and mer- chandise stores. Has capitalization of SlO0.000 in 1000 shares of com mon on-assessable stock at S100 par value per share. Principal To- cation, Valdez; duration of com pany, indefinite; debt limit, $75,000. Organizing directors, all of Valdez Herman ] Sontag. Roy L. Dier- finger Wanda V. Sontag.
 North Pacific Packing Company, incorporated organized for pro- curing, processing and sale of all snecies of food fish. Capitalization, so00,000 in 100000 shares of com mon, non-assessable, non-personal liability stock at s1 par value each. Principal place of business, Anchor age; duration, unlimited; debt linn if. S5n 0nn Ofoanizipp directors all of Anchoragc-George E. Burleigh, Frank G. Wilson, Patrick Bren- nan.
 Interior Mining, Drilling, and De- veloping Company, an Alaska Cor poration-fofmed to hold and op- crate mining properties; including incidental transportation, stores, lodgings, commissaries and utilities. S100.000 capital stock in 1000 shares at sl00 par, preferred, non-
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Wright. No capitalization.
 Craig Children's Home-50 year life, no capital stock, s6,00o debt limit. Trustees-Robert Scott, Se- wall Magnani, Larry Marlborough, Clifford Yates, Ralph Yates.
 The Fishermens Club-Anchor- age, eraternal and social, no capi- tai stock, perpetual existence, S50,- coo debt limit. Trustees and direc- tors-Chris c. Dinnsen, Ole Gros- tad, Vincent s. Mistretta, Axel Ol- son, c. R. Burrill, Mike Alex-all of Anchorage.
 Tundra Veterans Post, Inc. - Nome, fraternal and social to pro- mote veterans welfare; Swear life no capital, debt limit $l0,00o. Of- ficers, all of Nome-W. J. Dowd president; Stanley P. Thompson First vice-president; Rex Lanham second president; Paul A. Manderville, secretary; William H Ulrlch, treasurer.
 Alaska Veterans Association, Inc, anchorage; social and recreation- al; no capital; indefinite existence Organizing directors-Major Arch J. Macdonald, Forrest Hysom, Ar line s. Macdonald.
 Veterans Political Association of Alaska, Incorporated - Anchorage social and political and for pro- motion of legislation beneficial to veterans and people of Alaska; no capitalization; debt limit $10,000; Swear corporate life. Organizers Harvey J. Smith, John H. Oauson, Clyde R Ellis
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-17
MOOSE WOMEN 10 HOLD SOCIAL MEET
 TOMORROW NIGHT

The regular meeting of the Wo- men of the Moose will be held to- morrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Moose Lodge Rooms in the seward Building.
 In charge of the evenings en- tertainment will be Phyllis Lesh- CT, assisted by Alberta Coghill and Margaret Waldemar. The refresh nent committee is composed of Theresa Sandborn, chairman, Fife Echles and Belle Dilg.
 A pleasant time is assured and a good attendance anticipated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-17
GOOD NEI6HBoR5

POCATELLO, Idaho-Love speaks a universal language.
 Ralph Rodriguez of Michion, Mex ico and Thelma Gordon of Poca- tello went to apply for marriage license.
 Clerks said apparently. the bride to-be speaks no Spanish and Rod riguez no English. But they didn't mind-they had an interpreter with them.
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IlIluIlIIlIIlIllIlIIILIlIUlIIuIIIIIllII
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEAR JUNEAU

NEAR JUNEAU STORE BLDG, 30 38. Situated on 3 Business lots.
 ROOM furnished apt. above store. $8,500. Price. ALSO BAR ana Cocktail Lounge, $6,8oO. Ycu may lease or buy Bldg. 3la MILES ON Glacier Hiway. 5 room furnished log cabin, full bath, oil heat. oil range, washing machine, piano. Price $4,500.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-17

FOR SALE-Buy dollar ticket on the washing machine or frigidaire for the Bulkhead Fund. (229-tD
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ONE KLINKER built round bottom skiff IA it. copper rastened, brass finished, and one Westinghouse freezer Al condition, IA GU. it. Call 143. (232-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-17

Lacrosse is one of the collegiate sports that continued throughout the war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-17

ACRE TRACTS 31z miles from town. Enquire at Snap Shoppe.
 (210-tf)
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MONEY MAKING Bar in the heart of Anchorage, Alaska. Sa- crifice sl3,5OO including inven- tory. P. o. Box 2o5, Anchorage, Alaska.
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MISCELLANEOUS
LOST AND FOUND

of keys with bottle opener Please return to Empire.
 (247-t2)
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eco 16 TIRES and tubes. Red 34o.
 (247-t2)
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FOR RENT

SEAVIEW APARTMENTS. Under new management. renovated. l and 9 room apartments. One block from Federal Bldg.
 (241-tD
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COMFORTABLE OLD HOUSE fully furnished, bedrooms and
 garage immediate possession, Douglas Box 1166. (246-t2)
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 4 BEDROOM HOUSE in country 3 LANE bownng alley. FULLY equipped restaurant. PIANO.
 Ph. 676 Rm. First National Rank Bldg. (246-tf)
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GOOD USED Davenola. Ph. Blue
 340. (246-t3)
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BLOCK machines-air operated-capable of 1900 X 8 16 and smaller blocks per day. Mixers and allied equipment available on five week delivery. Western Sales and Manufactur- ing Co.,, SIT West 65th, Seattle.
 f245-t2)
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GILLNET, 175 fathoms. See Har-
 Dor Master. (244-tf)
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3 pr. SHOE ICE SKATES, tennis racquets, set dishes, kitchenware, pictures, chairs, bed, dresser, 2 couches, tables, blankets, can ming machine. w. H. Robinson, 1044 w 10th St. (232-tt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-17

REAL SILK HOSIERY Rep. Bar anof Hotel. Mrs. Balton.
 (245-t4)
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RADIO-General Electric 4 meter bahd-Price S75. long mirror, Price $10. Ph. 800 Apt 6l2.
 (246-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-17

BUILDING LOT in Scatter Tract, 100 it. frontage. Ph. Black 139.
 (244-tf)
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INCOME PROPERTY in business district several furnished Apts., nets 171a percent on investment. Price bldg unfurnished $8,750, or with all furnishings including electric ranges and frigidaires s10,000. Some terms. Write c 98 cio Empire. (246-t)
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MODERN HOME with basement
 apt. Phone Red $50. (239-tG
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PICTURE FRAMING; We have assortment of the latest mould ings. Juneau Paint and Supply Co., 118 2nd St. Ph. 407 (245-t6)
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2A it. TROLLER 31C540 with 12 it. sl1iff, gurdy complete $650, float 4. Ph. Black 398. (245-t3o
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-17

SUN FLAME oil hearter. good con-
 dition. price reasopable. Inquire P. o. Box 3941. (245-t6)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-17

from 8 80 a m. to 100 pm. PRIOR- TIES. The property is subject to the following priorities in the order indicated as set out in SPA Revised Regulation 5, Section 83o5ll: 1. Federal Government agencies 2. State and local governments and in strumentalities. 3. Veterans Of the present war. 7. iJon-profit educa- tional and charitable institutions and hospitals. PRIORITY PERIOD: PRIORITY OFFERS. The time for exercising priorities shall be period Of 90 days commencing at 10 am. cn March 27, 1946 and ending at 10 am. on June 26, 1946. In order to protect his priority rights in this property, a priority holder must file, at the address and within the prior ity period named above. a written offer to buy the property at the maximum price applicable thereto for his priority. Each such offer shall be marked Priority Offer" OTHER OFFERS. During the same period named above offers by priority hold CTS at less than the maximum prices raferred to above, and offers which are not based on priority claims will also be received. These must be sealed, marked on the outside Seal d offer, Chilkoot Barracks Project" DEPOSIT. All offers except those filed by Federal Government Agencies and by state and local gov ernments and instrumentalities must he accompanied by United States postal money order or check cer- tified by bank, or cashiers bank check issued by a bank, for l0qd of the amount of the offer, payable to the Treasurer of the United States, for deposit as earnest money. All deposits by unsuccessful bidders will be returned. Offerers are warned against violating Section 59 U. s. Criminal Code prohibiting unlawful combination or intimidation of bid- ders. The right is reserved to waive technical defects and to reject any and all bids. Fred w. Johnson, Con- missioner.
 First publication, March 27, 1946
 Last publication, May 2a, l946.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-15
Clare Tree Major
Children's Theatre
Will Be Presented At High School
Here On November %

The Clare Tree Major Children S
Theater performances enjoyed by
many in many parts of the country
will be presented in Milford on
Wednesday, November q. in the
high school auditorium. The pro-
ject is sponsored by the local Par
ent-Teacher group of the Elemen-
tary School. of which Mrs. Rohert
Baynum is president Mrs. Herman
Phillips is the general chairman
with Mrs. A. e. Humes, Mrs. Ir-
win Burton and Mrs. Holland Pret-
lyman as a committee on local az
rangements. Harold A. Shaterian,
school superintendent is the con-
Sultant. Other committees are
stage arrangements, Mrs. FHank
r. Grier, Miss Adele Nepley, Wal
ter MCGinnis; tickets. Mrs. Byron
Gibson. Mrs. Thomas Derrickson
Mrs. Wilbur Bennett; safety chair
man, Mrs. Pauline Webb; student
committee, Leslie Davidson; presi-
dent of student council. Sonny
Christensen, sixth grade; Virginia
Green. elementary school.
Continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-15
Rent Control
Office ToOpen
At Georgetown
November 18th Is Open
ing Day, Office Located
In Basement OF Post
Office Building.

Announcement has been made by
Mr.. Charles w. Hardesty, Della
ware District o. p. A. Director. of
the opening of a Georgetown
branch of the O. p. A. rental con-
troll office, at Georgetown on next
Monday. November is. 1916.
The Office will be located in the
basement of the Post Office Build
ing on the Circle. with the entrance
on the Bedford Street side, and will
be open to the public daily on Mon
days, Tuesdays. Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays, during
the hours from $50 A. NJ. to 1900
Noon and from 1890 p. M. to 500
p. NJ.
Account of the recent closing
of the Price Control Boards. the
Rent Office is being established at
Georgetown, the County Seat, in
order to give the public the advan-
tage of centralized location for
contracting the Rent Bureau
Mr.. John l.. Walmsley, Area
Rent Director, will supervise the
Georgetown Office. which will have
a Rent Clerk and will be head
quarters of the Rent Inspector for
| Sussex County.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-15
Harrington Veterans
Buy Permanent Home
Knox Apartments Sold TO
Members Of Legion
Post

The building which was original
ly schoolhouse. but later and bet
ter known as the Knox Apart
ments, Harrington, has changed
hands and is now owned by the Cal
loway kempt Raughly-Tee Post,
No. Z, American Legion.
The transaction which took place
recently was announced at the Le-
gions recent meeting by Com
mander Galloway, who said that
after face lifting jobs both in
and outside the building will be
occupied by the post as it's perma-
nent home.
Lyman Price was selected to head
the sick and welfare committee,
sending remembrances to veterans
that are indispOsed.
A public installation of officers
from both the Legion and its aux
iliary will be held in the near sfu-
ture. Benjamin Emory, Clarence
Dyer and Joseph Gray were named
on a committee to work on the
affair.
l.. r. Clymer was named as a
committee to have the commander
gong properly inscribed with the
new name of the post and date OF
changing the name. New post col
ors and banner will be ready in d
few months.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-15
Rihe-Pistol Club
Is Formed Here
Geo. II. Sheaffer Is Elected Presi-
dent At Recent Meeting

Sportsmen and devotees of the
craftsmanship art, met at the New
Milford Armory Tuesday evening
last and formed a Rifle and Pistol
club, to be known as the Diamond
State. George r. Sheaffer, promi-
nent Milford merchant, and presi-
dent of the Milford Chamber of
Commerce. was elected president
of the club, Wilson Moore, vice
president; Mrs. Helen Shockley.
secretary, and William A. Chand-
Ter, treasurer.
The chief instructor for the new
organization, will be George K.
ShOckley, former member of the
Delaware State Police, where he
served on the crack pistol, spon-
sored by that group. Mr.. Shockley
is generally considered to be one
of the expert pistol shots in the
East, and nearly every weekend
either finds him participating in
match in some nearby State or
serving as range officer in the
matches. Mr.. Shockley at the pre-
sent time is affiliated with the
Continued on page 81