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Evening star., 1946-04-27
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

JUST COMPLETED. country home for
5qaT dogs Week asa FANS and
Ewes: ana holidays; Fails Church 1855
?; LINDSEY, colesvlIe, Nd ST. oSas.
scoTTIE AT STUD, black brjndle, Axe
f,t cbIias5 MaeKiNNoN y ia4 las Church wax,
DOGS boz; BOAR rDzNewiV Ne t''c, const kennels
outdoor screened runways: special rates for
RPs RRo AKS HsE 'ofser ise ht sor sis Re-
RIsH sEffER GHnEsryle eopabs TarfaT
Co6tkER sPANIEL 'P'T3PfPlEs. Axe reg.
CHAMPION ION, bloodlines; stud SERVICES, cham;
seter sTeG RED ma Roehvs ofSf en9 Th'e aad
PARAKEETs, canaries, male and female
Cardinals. parrots. cockateels. nest boxes
WANTED-Home, for affectionate, full
grown, pure-white male cat, also young
female. in rural-type area. Glebe as03,
BEAuTIEuL scoTTIE PUPPIES, 3 months
males, Axe registered. 1851 45th pl. Sc
COCKER, SPANIEL. black. female. spayed
tered Axe; very reasonable. EN-. 24ss:.
sTpD M psdesa Akt RSse9 0g
IRISH Setter. male IL years. thoroush-
bred. bred. Reasonable 90 to good home in eoun-
RABBIT HoUND, female. with three Well
sons; SIS for the bunch. e" Also % 'IU humber ase
NJ edss 0sEssh 5'R RIDGE fKn uS at9
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. eligible Axe
4eftilTaeon femaies WI OTSyns' Tss5 blacks mses
FIRST, LICENSED obedience trial of the
Capital DOG Training Club Of Washing
Sunday, May. 5, commencing at 10 am.
Generous erI cas- cash prizes and many trophies.
poBERMAN ESg ni ,ps ,PiNscHER' male. 10 months
y oas SsAssss s@ss itHs basby PFs
Northumberland or Irish terrier,
male, to is months. Call ewes, WI.
nDoBERMAN PINscHER, black and tan.
Asi AKG rs, rssistsfed' at stud Reasonable fee
n@snt @ TsSbit h1!ch 47i1 SasSssty aon'somsry
T%o !fas HsiasFaa spoFAsLf + kf kfrrrSs who wash
their mittens, would ike to have a home
Silver tabbies wks., free. Ho. s5I6
YOUNG KITTENS FREE-Will deliver. in
MIXTURE Mexican Chihrahua- Toy Man
ehess,e1r: 1emaies' mos. old; $50 each
broGs, b 8 'aa} mixed breeds. fox terrier police
ter terrier, Dslmatian: S5 each to people
in country or who have fenced yards:
BLACK BLACK Belgian sHEPARDf fst at stud. GE
44S1 oSs
COCKER SPANIEL, red, female puppy.
Axe registered, for sale. best offer. War
DbfAiIiMATiAN bfii PUPPIES. Axe registered.
championship stock WI. 9111. rs
stockdale,s, Tattle Tale. S35-S5o. CATH
ersburg 251.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
AVIATION.

LIVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
sHVERs op5g e
Vermont ave.sn.w.. District 100
WE ARE AERONCA dealers Should we be
flying Taylorcraft? MOI Make us an
oher on our '43 tandem. SPRINGFIELD
AIRPORT, Alex. S342. 20
LAND AT Springfield Airport and ask
about our free te-downs with priority
on hall-proof shelters. Gulf gasoline from
our new pit Alex S342 -oS
CUB, 40 h.p. Call for information, sH.
200, Ext, 356, Mon. through Fri, bet.
8 and 4:30. o. DCVALL. .
Evening star., 1946-04-27
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

5 ROOMS. bath, porch; no children; $50
513 Seward So. Sc. rs
FOR LEASE, June 1st, partially furnished
newly decorated bedroom, living room
bath and kitchen apartment, S15 mo-;
conveniently located IN NV section. Please
furnish telephone numbers when reply
ing Box 19-C; Star. ~
833 4th ST. N.E.-Couple only . rms,
3201 10th. ST. NV rooms. kitchen
and bath for employed lady, no pets, no
children. no pianos So 30 co Elsa
Evening star., 1946-04-27

GENTLE SISTERS want room with
Park by May 15i no drinking or smoking
Box ~, C Star ~"
WITH PVT. BATH AND ENT.. by former
officer, single MR. GREENHOUSE, WO
ns63, Ext 50, before 5. IA. 379s after
GENTLEMAN from Ga desires single room,
private home. suburban Wash, Nd, or Va.
Box oslo. Star
GENTLEMAN. permanent Government en-
ploye tnonSmoker nondrlnkerf, desires
single room with spacious closet in home of
Christian family: NV section: best local
references Write Box 3o7C. Star. .2S-
= MEN, vets, desire room. private family.
conv Dept Agriculture. State price, refs,
Box Bic, Star IS
CoLoRED-YoUNG CHRISTIAN COUPLE
desires furnished or unfurnished- room
in home with resp pers Tel CO. O315 -"
Evening star., 1946-04-27
POULTRY g. EGGS.

CHICKENS-l,50 500 best quality New Hamp-
shire chicks, ; days old. ST per hundred.
500 New Hampshire Reds, guaranteed
and 1O-day-old chicks, Rocks and Crosses,
SIT per hundred. o G. MAXWELL, Lam
ham. Md, HY. O226. rs
BROODERS, > kerosene and l electric,
5Oo-chick capacity. Feeders and waterers.
various sizes, sH; 23l2. rs,
80 AUSTRIAN WHITES. laying hens. 81
each. 5000 37th pl.. Hyattsville, Md
Evening star., 1946-04-27
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT lcont. J

5 OR 4 BEDRM. HOUSE, unfurn., on At
least -yr. lease, In nearby Va. by family
Of A. perm. in Wash. area for past, "A
yrs.,, would like longer lease If possible:
maximum m rental, $500. Call Falls Church
SUBSTANTIAL PROFESSIONAL MAN re-
qures or more bedroom house, unfur-
nished or partially furnished, for occu-
pancy now or any time in next months
on | to year lease: rent, $lO9 to $3.50;
maintenance. Box 1866, Star. 20
1 CAN'T BELIEVE Washington is SO in.
considerate as to force permanently
employed man and his family to leave
after IL years just for lack Of an unfur.
nished house in white neighborhood within
IL miles Of White House. w. E. STAHL
Evening star., 1946-04-27
HOUSES UNFURklsHEp.

PARTLY FURN. row brick, NV: conv.
shops, transp; oil h.-wh; now has S1l0
monthly income which can be greatly in
creased 4 to more rms TO rent Address
P o. Box 364",. GEORGETOWN Station. Give
name, address. phone and references. 20
Evening star., 1946-04-27
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

VETERAN, wife. babies. need unfurnished
2-bedroom house or apartment, suburban
or country; will consider part-time work.
Ii. 1878. 2S'
HOME in Bethesda-sub-
let May-June. 2-bedroom apt. or equiva
lent suite, by professional woman with
child In day nursery school. consider
co cooperative Housekeeping agreement; ref
erence. Bradley OOO1 80
Evening star., 1946-04-27
ROOMS EURklsHEo-s.E. and s.w.

oe3 9Th ST. SW.-Double sleeping room
near eth st. and 18th and Penna. aye.
car; s. wk. each. Is
is sth ST. Sc, near East Capitol,
Large front. room available for refined
moephere; S5 VIZ each. Ii 1850. -
5oi5 r ST. S.E.-Larae double room, new
twin bedroom suite, PVT. bath with shower.
pvt. entrance. large cupboard; men Only.
$50. HI. 1898. ~
93I G ST. S.W.-Large front room. SIS
week: Gentleman. DI; $50 2s'
In INDEPENDENCE AVE. S.W.. Apt. 40l-
Front room, facing Capitol, available May
|, SI5 mo RE. u'S9
I19S ST. S.E.-DoUble room for per
son, 81 week; near Navy Yard. Ii. lao
-2s
CpLORED-1 G ST. s.E.-For Government
oom, twin beds, - each wk. 2S-
Evening star., 1946-04-27
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

Ing OF 1s units, in Arlington, Va. WAL
KER & DUNLOP. INC. DI. 022t!. rs
apt house near Upper 14th st. n W: an
nusl income. S5,9lo: low upkeep cost.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

a-RM NEWLY DECORATED furn. modern
apt; light and heat supplied; no children;
car necessary; S45 mo. Phone Hyattsville
Evening star., 1946-04-27
COUNTRY BOARD.

ROSEHILL FARM, near Luray Caverns,
Va. and near the Shenandoah River: all
daily: open for reservations. Phone ME.
81 46, AID. 1870, or Luray Va. 32-F-51;
Evening star., 1946-04-27
ROOMS UNFURkiSHEp.
ROOMS WANTED.

696? Goth ST NV, Chevy Chase, D. c.
:. rooms. unfurniShed. electricity only
Improvement; light Housekeeping; S6 a
ue -oS
Evening star., 1946-04-27
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

BOARD AND ROOM with bath: wife. in
valid, to receive care during day: location,
within metropolitan area. Box Gray,
Star. ~
EMPLOYED MOTHER, son 4. desire room,
board with evening and night care for
child Gtebe HSO1 S9~
Evening star., 1946-04-27

COOPERATIVE APIS. WANTED.
PERMANENT GOVERNMENT WOMAN de-
sires to buy small cooperative apartment
Refined gentle. WO $500, Ext. 1l2-S. j.
Evening star., 1946-04-27

FURN. OR UNFURN. OF more bedroom
house or apt in NV. D. c. or suburban
area as far as Gaithersburg, Md: UP to
$3.50 per month. Call G. HANNAITM,
2! H3l5. -.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
The Charge Account
Comes Due

For years the people have been
lulled into the belief that the nd-
tion could run indefinitely by
spending more than il took il. and
still avoid initiation This was
Slcicht OF hand reasoning that
those who learned that two and
two make four could not under
stands. They We're pooh -hoohed in
10 silence il they mentioned their
ideas To carry out the illusion of
"holdinc the line" subsidies to
the tune of billions of dollars t0
pay producers part of the cost Tor
what the consumers purchased.
were rcS0rtcd TO the subsidy cam"
out of the taxpayer and helped pile
mp the deficit and hide imitation.
Then came the cost absorption
illusion whereby the retailer WAS
forced to absorb growing produC-
tiOn costs.
But the old rule that two and
two make -four still stands. In or
der To have anything to eat or
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near Greenwood }

Mr. and Mrs. Goot"c Brown ana
daughter spent Sunday evening al
Rehohoth Beach
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred galloway of
GEORGETOWN We're guests c} Nh aGi
Mrs. Alice Wiley on sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dcarman
and Mrs !. w Rust were visitors
OF Nh and Mrs W. : COLLISION Of
clayton on Thursday evening
Alr and Mrs. Charles Rurncttc of
Mcndenhall and Mr. and Mrs. Rob
crt Mcdowell and family spent
Saturday AT Fillmaus Island
Mrs. Jennie Lundrll is slowly re
covering at her home here follow
ing an operation in the Peninsula
General Hospital in Salisbury. Md.
MIR, and Mrs Wilson Shousc have
returned To their home in Winston
Salem. North Carolina after spend
lnS two weeks vacation here with
relatives and friends. their brother.
| Alr. and Mrs. lawson How lett and
/ daughter ot POttStOWn. Pa. ACCOM-
| panied them home Ton a week s
| visit.
The Misses Helen and NoITr
Wiley have been spending an indr-
! ilnltF visit with relatives and
friends IN Philadelphia
laSSltied Ads gets results
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

5 Are ladders and steps well
hnilt and kept III good repair?
! 10 you keep the larmyard clear
of garden tools forks rubbish.
waste. etc
> 10 YOU have an emergency
water supply available? Pond.
barrels in buildings, or hose al
tachmcnt 10 water SYSTEM
6. Are you careful nor to surprise
ANIMALS when approaching them
Do you cut off current when
WORKING on electrical conductorp
\ Are hammer and axe heads Sc
cure handles in good condltiun2
.. po YOU avoid over exposure to
sun. and avoid heat collapse hy
drinking plenty OF water and taxi
ms plenty ut salt"
10 Are StalrWdyS clear of boxes.
mops. brooms. tools. etc Are they
adequately lighted? Are stair treads
a contrasting color from floors and
landings.
II. DO You keep handles of cook
mc utensils on the stove turned
back from the 'front.'
II Are small rugs kept away
from the head and foot nt stairs and
from landiu&s2
1&. Are top and hottom steps
painted white for better visibility.
II DO you urG" members of youl
family To work safely. play safely
drive safely. and Try to prevent ac-
cidcuts Ivy correcting conditions
which cause them
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
FARM SAFETY
is IMPORTANT

NJ time when the rest of III"
world Is crying To the United States
Tor bread Tor starving millions. II
Is appropriate that our country
should place strong emphasis ON
farm safety BY official proClama-
non OF the President OF the United
States. National Farm Safety Week
will be observed July 2lst to 27th.
In calling attention to this special
occasion, President Truman
specifically suggests that all farm
people of the country observe Ma
tional Farm Safety Week by re
solving to eliminate at least one
hazard day until their farms are
as safe as they can possibly make
them.
By adhoring To the President =
Proclamation. the Delaware Safety
Council firmly believes that re-
ductiOn of accidents and the con
S"rvation of life. limb and property
among farm people can be attained.
All farm people know that ac-
cldents may cause delay and loss
IN production yet in last years
figures show 5000 killed in farm
accidents. i.30u killed ON the job.
1900 killed in motor vehicle ac-
cldents. and an additional lo0o
moro killed in public accidents.
This reaches total of 15.600 killed
which is a needless toll of farm
workers and members of ram house
holds.
Mr.. George NJ Worrilow. Vice
President of Farm Safety for the
Delaware Safety Council and AS
S0Clatc Director of the Extension
Service. University of Delaware
states if farmer can answer yes
To all the questions listed below
he will have taken the first step in
checking this toll of needless SUI
iCring and deaths:
! Do you check haying equip
mcnt before hayinG season for woll
or unsafe rope. pulleyS. etc?
; Do You turn off the power be
fore adjusting or uncloGginG ma
chincry?
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
TRINITY

Mr.. ami Mrs w +. HASTINGS
and MIR and Mrs John Williams
and daughter Nancy. ot near Fec,
craIshurg spent Sunday last at
WachapraCuc. Va.
Misses Jean ana CcCilc Iuccntr.
uf Hartford. Conn. Spcut Friday
with their aunt. Mrs John HASTINGS
and Mr. Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs Clinton HASTINGS
ana daughter. Jean Anne. Mrs Della
Hastings and Grace Hastings AZ
tended surprise birthday party
at 1.-THE home OF Mr and Mrs Ed.
win Mycr near Bridgrvillr on Fri
day evening given IN honor at thcir
daughters Mrs G. Clayton Rich
ards
Mr. and Mrs. Earl White. Jean
Ann Hastings and Bobby WcIkcl
spent last Sunday at oak Orchard
Miss Phyllis cole OF Fredericksburg
is spending some time with hcr
grandparents MIR. and Mrs. or
m0nd Neal
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Warrington.
and MIR and Mrs Samuel WarrjnG-
tom and children. Everett and Joyce
spent Saturday with relatives at
EaSton. Md
Mrs lean Skinner aud daughter.
Susan. Miss Lulu Bradley and
William Hastings all ot WWilmiug
ton were visitors at the home uf
Mrs. Della Hastings and family
on Sunday
MIR. and Mrs Ashhy White Misses
Charlotte White and Martha Brown
spent Sunday last with relatives
AT Porter
Mr.. and Mrs Roland WinGatr
of near Scatord spent Sunday with
their daughter. Mrs. John Hastings
and Mr. Hastings.
Mrs. Jack Wclkcr and dauGhtcrS
Ruth and June. and William Wei
kcr ol Philadelphia were dinner
guests ot Mrs Della HASTINGS and
family ON Friday
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Warrington
and children spent Sunday evening
with her parents near WOodcnhawk
Mrs Betty Fcllcrman who re-
Gently WAS a PATIENT in the PENN
&ula General Hospital in Salisbury
is now with her sister in New York
for an Indefinite visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Walton
Carl Walston and son. Henry. visi
ted relatives at Greenwood ON sun
day evening
Little Miss Judy Wtlkcr who
has been visiting al the hom" 81
her grandmother and Bobby WclkCl
who has been with his aunt anc
uncle both returned home in Phila
dclphla ON Friday after a three
4, weeks stay here.
\lrs Brrti" Dill spent the week
; end with her daughter. Mrs. Philil
Norris near Bridgcvllc Mr. Nor
ris who was SO seriously injured
+ two weeks a@o is still very i'll a
the Milford Memorial Hospital.
; Ormond Neal was taken 10 tn
Peninsula General Hospital il
+ Salisbury ON Monday Al this tim
his condition is serious.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

Water Color any subject First
and second, Miss Sarah Short, Mil
ford.
Pencil Sketch head; Pencil
Sketch. outdoor All awards to
Louis Bobby Layton. Milford
Pencil Sketch. figure FIRST,
Roberta Brown. Dover; second,
Louis Bobby Layton, Milford
Pencil Sketch. any subject
First. Roberta Brown. Dover; sec
ond. Louis Bobby Layton, Milford.
Crayon Figure. Crayon Head
Crayon Outdoors All awards to
Louis Bobby Layton. Milford
Water Color. any type Second
Airline June Taylor. Pennington.
Portfolio. crayOn, POrtfOlia. wa
ter color First and Second, Char
lOttc Wroten. SeafOrd
Wall Plaque in Clay First llar-
old Johnson. Pennington.
Paper Weight. clay First. Char
lotte Wroten. Scaford
Airplanc First, Albert Wright
Harrington.
Book Ends First. clifton Palm
cr, FELTON,; second. James Lozo. ol
Greenwood.
Tabarct First, Harold Johnson
Farmington
FOOtstOOl First. Leslie WiX
Harrington
End Table First. Albert Wright
..,.ArI ~ ~
Greenwood.
Lamp First. Albert Wright. lIar
ringtOn: second. James I.O20. q
Greenwood.
Sleeve Board First. Alhcr
Wright, Harrington.
What Not First and second
James LOzo. Greenwood.
Broom Holder Second. Ray
mond Vincent. Pennington.
Tie Rack Second. James John
son. Pennington.
Serving Tray FIRST, lIarolC
johnson. FarminGton
Boat First. Clifton Palmer, Eel
ton
Nut Bowl First, Harold John
son. Pennington
Any New Type First. Lcsli
Win harrington, second. Cittol
Palmer FELTON,
culinary Breads
Plain Mullins First. nolorc
WclCh. harrington
Cakes
Oatmeal Cookies Roberta Brow
of Dover.
Candy
Rice Balls FIRST, Robert
Brown. Dover
Prc>cr, ing. Etc.
Rluchcrrics First Mildred Ad
ans. Cambridge. Md.
Rhuharh. Blackberry Jelly. Lem
ON Butter. Green String Beans
All awards to j. Leo James ,
BridgcVillr.
BcctS. sliced First. polorc
WClCh Harrington
Carrots. whole. Carorts. Sliced
Both awards to j Lee James. ,
HidGcvillc
Corn off cob Second. polor,
Wclch. HARRINGTON.
Cucumber Pickles First. Mj
drcd Adams. Cambridge. Md
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
Partial List Of Fair
Prize Winners

One OF the finest exhibits of the
Fair Grounds this year is the chill
dren's Department. of which Mrs.
Leila Hopkins is superintendent
When interviewed by reporter.
she said that there were more eX-
hibits than last year. and that the
work in painting and drawing. and
that of wood working far excelled
last year. Mrs Hopkins is assisted
IN the department by Mrs. James
Wilson of Harrington.
The judges were Mrs Herbert
Dill of Magnolia and Mrs Frank
Tharp OF Harrington. The Judges
worked on Monday and placed the
following awards:
Needlew0rk
Bureau Scarf, embroidered -
First. Doris Wrotcn. Harrington.
second. Marilyn Parsons. Farming
ton
Tea Towel. colorcd embroidered
First. Doris Wroten. Harring-
ton. second. Charlotte Wrotcn. Sea
ford
tcntcrpicc". colorcd FIRST, Dor
is Wroten. harrington
Table Runner FIRST Charlotte
Seaford second Doris Wrotcn
Harrington
Lunch Cloth embroidered
First. Mildred Adams. Cambridge.
Md
Pillow Cases. embroidered
First Doris WrOten. Harrington ;
second Charlotte Wroten Seaford.
cross Stitch Table Runner.
Cross Stitch Pillow Cases. Bureau
Scarf. hemstitched. all awards TO
Charlotte Wr0tcn Scaford.
Apron. hcmstitchcd Second De
lor,s Wclch. Harrington.
Woven Scarf. small FIRST Char
lotte Wroton Scaford
ANY New Type First. Doris
Lang Wyoming
Rugs
Knitted cotton First. Charlotte
Wrotcn Scdford
Outline FIRST. Nalilvn Parsons
Farminet0n
Doll l0tIcN
Dress. machine made First
Marilyn Parsons. Pennington.
Plain Sewing
Pot Holder FIRST. Mildred Ad-
ans. Cambridge. Md. second, De
lores Wclch. Harrington
Apron FIRST Charlotte Wroten
Seaford. second Doris Wrotcn
Harrington.
Hemming Smockin& FaEoting
all awards 10 Charlotte Wrotcn. OF
Scaford
Darninc First. Charlotte Wro-
ten Seaford. second Mildred Adj
ANS "amhridgc. Md
Fan,.! !! Dress. machine made
First Charlott" Wroton. Scatord
Plain Dress. machine made
First. Charlotte Wr0tcn. ScafOrd :
second. Louise Outtcn. Greenwood
Play Suit First. Mary Ellen
Thomas Harrington.
shorts First Mal-ilyn Parsons
Pennington
Six Button Holes handkerchief
both awards 10 Charlott" Wrotcn
Seaford
Any New Type First Roberta
Brown. Dover. second Charlotte
WrOt"n Soatord
Crocheting and Knitting In Woo
Any New Type FIRST. AlhCr'
Wright Pennington
Reed WORK
Article in Leather First and
second Charlotte Wrotcn SCatord
Drawing, Painting. Etc.
Pen Sketch. head. Pen Sketch
outdoors First. African June Tay
lO, Pennington
Pen sketch. any subject First
Charlotte Wrotcn. S"aford. sec
ond African Junr Taylor. Farm
ingtOn
Water color. marine. Water col
or. Landscape" both awards t.
Catheryn Hastings Scaford
Water Color. floral Water Col
or. figure Both awards To ArleaI
June Taylor. Pennington.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

wear. OPA has had ~ increase the
pricc Ton both producer and re-
tailcl tu make MP tor the accu-
muIitlou at WdC" iu'r"ds"S and tax
increases which ton years We're
hidden in government deficit spend
iuc NS the cost ot living goes up.
our standard ui living goes down
hccaus, th. av"taC" person does
without on substitutes inferior for
better goods
II is usrl"s~ !" hihm" The man
utactu,r ol the retailer for high
prices Th,y have 10 work on the
formula thai TWO and two make
four t,ncuuIaGcmcut ot industrial
activity. increased production per
man. and TIA" old fashioned habit
of saving. thrIr and reduction in
rn(rrnmtnj drhi 81" the only pro-
lection against initiation all the
laws. rules. regulations and tegi-
mcntation 1O tn" contrary
Aunt SuSv 81 he only thing A
rotten c4- Is S"od ton Is tn make a
skunk Jealous. ana Who wants tn
play upon rhr emotions Of a
skunk" 50 Don't hc = bad egg.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

It isn't new thing for General Electric to put
than money into pay envelopes for its employees.
"Job divdends''- extras that G-E employees get
in addition to uuees-have sound business reason. To
be successful company must be efficient. A with
fewer worries can produce efficiently which makes
further benefits possible.
Proft~sharng plans, relief and loan plans began over
10 wears APO at General Electric Life insurance for en-
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

poyees, cash for suggestions began over % wears aro
Pension plans were started 33 years ago And vacations
with pay began 53 years ago
Every employee has stake in the future of Geper,l
ELECTRIC FOR out OF its success only out of success
can come further advances in living standards That
is the aim of General Electric alone for its emn
but for the public, who gain by and better products
continuously improved
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18

Relative Humidity
72%
Tomorrow's klmanae
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
+ SP0RTS IL
Baseball Damondball E III
a-oothmI Basketball Swimming 49, y
Tennis Golf Track H<N Y
New York Giants Make II Two In
Row Over Philadelphia Phillies

NEW YORK. April 10 (AP).-
toeal New York Giants made il
fwo straight over the Philadelphia
Phsllsrs ~ trouncing the City of
Egfuflseriy Love nine So at Polo
Bfaanas yesterday afternoon. II
wns BOO Joycc's first start and the
fuekle sifuek oui nine bat granted
go a. hats. three more than did
- Philadelphia mound oppon-
gntH
kFooklyn Dodgers defeated the
Boston Braves 40. with a fine
nlffkina performance turned in by
EAelmrnan. llc allowed the Buns
mas hats hlsi held the powerhouse
tiosn@es hiilcas.
Easley Field in Chicago was
sle acenr of a Suggest with the
GNfm ouflasiiug the Cincinnati
lsefM n % 2. This game was de-
rHtN ~ Cavarrcgta's hafne run in
tfe ninih. The left-handed World
neK13E hero got two additional
Re. both singles. 20 make il three
go ~ four official trips to the
piaie
81 louis Cardinals. odds-on fav-
ufsso b cop the 1896 pennant,
hrukN into me "won column" be-
hlfaa i.aniefs shut0ut pitching and
, l4~hit barrage 90 defeat the
PIli8hsfkh Pirates. 60
IL the American League, the
paM#rlul New York Yankees were
As&ipicm against their old nemesis,
huke Newsom The easy going
FlMhahander allowed the Bombers
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