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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property
CONSISTING OF


l. foot a" ladders with IL foot
r. extensions: 1h-foot painters plat
form. adjustable tu l7-fout 3f- foot
extension ladders. 22-foOt painters
platform with -" hooks rop" aud
pulleys for 35-foot drop: 6-foot ladder
sections. sets of ladder jacks
The above equipment is either new
or very little used
One half. II T.. paint Spraycr with
2-gallon tank and hlreder typ" gun
and 55-foot of hose. All mounted on
wheels This outfit Is new.
ALSO
Various poultry eqllpm"ut steel
tcnc" posts. lot OF good lumber uf
all sizes. wire fencing. all kinds Of
tools. Shov"lS. axes. rakeS. hoes. ~
caug" shot gun. % repeating rit'o -
colt automatic. steel bag truck on
rubber. hand Sprayers. weed burner.
saw bench. circular saws. !. r. +.
motors. 3"o-pound platform scales.
lawn mower.
y quantity nt ma St"r mixed white
lnuS' paint. green ~hiuel" stain. aud
turp"ntinc.
Nnd many other trtlcl"% of vtlu"
too numerous 10 mention
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FOR SALE-1 Metal Ice Box.

small @iz"d piano. beds. bureaus. kit
rhcn ~'t%. odd chairs and tables. Viii
kic'S Furniture. III : T. second
street Phone 173 Milford ltp
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c. 5. MAIL SCHEDULE FOR
MILFORD, DELAWARE
SOuthbOund Mails
NOTIt' r.!

Elmer Trice and T have dissolved
partnership in my repair shOp. and
| will be responsible only for hills
made by myself
j. PALMER LARE
1tp Smithsville Md
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NOTICE IJIHn's Chlrk,u shack.
E"h"horh F".ach ana Dewey Road
Famous Ton trj.d chi'h,u. Come in
Hl up. Ill k'ep- ''m tfNInG." jl2- p
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FOR SALE Dutch lap root shingles
-colors fgr"cu. blue. black and Isi1
Guaranteed not 70 blow up or oli Frr,
estimates and small monthly payius',t-
from to years. Al WOrh dom h>
experienced mon Writ" Al Mo-.
Scaford. Del, or phone : tford %a>l
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Headquarters for Rock Wool

Loose. Granulated. bats +. o. Il. Mil
ford Flown or sold hy bag or carton.
Also ceiling materials. Wholesale or
retail. George T. Macklin Company.
Milford. Phone 393 rn24-tf
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE Singer Sewing

FOh SALE - NIIlSel INtN iiS
Machine parts Of All kinds. Us" f"r
other makes Have 4 f"w rebuilt Sln--
ers in excellent condition and tHlly
guarant..d for sal. Phone @l7o. T. II
Butler. Singer Agent, HarrhIt""
street. Soaford. D"l. jlf-tf
FOR SALE Dutch lap root shingles
-Colors fgr"cu. blue. black aud Isd1
Guaranteed not 10 blow up or OIL l.r"r
estimates and small monthly payments
from 10 , years Al WORK dom Ht
Experienced mon Write Al M"E...
Seaford. Del, or phore stafford M.
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FOR SALE-Because OF i'll h"alth.
will sell or lease a dry cleaning pia't
ard bungalow furnished. located one
mile south OF Sussex prison. on TIN
DUPONT Highway For Information
write or wire: Ruark Dry Cj"tIef>.
columbus Court. Hollywood. T. l. Flor
ida DIS +
FOR SALE-l2G arr. farm. within
thr"e miles OF Loves. = t"r"S I'LL
ahlr rest we'll set in >tleahl. tlut.I.
: room house with .loctrIc Also oHt-
building Mrs Mary j. Moo,-. W
5U22 Rehohoth. pI or appl> I.
Mrs Mildred Phillips. N". 5"'2. l;'-
hototh. Del J5-2f
FOR SALE -Iious,. and about tht,,
acres Of land Two story h"t~, Wti
back kitchen Double EIraGt.. barn
shed stable and chicken hoN-' Know
1S tn. MaEgi. Camphtll plnc' uu ioas
leading from Milton to oN'fhiook
Apply to Howard Bryan Phone f1>t
L"weS. bel Ji3-2'
FOR SALE Farm lu2 arI.-
a, l.I
>hiuCl" sides. wired tor '|"ctnouN
telephone in house 2.n"" capacity
chicken hou-.. and outbuild9uG~ \.aI
Sycamore. SUSSEX County. Delaware
Apply To Chester IaS>Wat.t>. I.auI.I
Delaware. Telephone. Laurel 2l"2.
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FOR SAI.E-Folcy r"tooth,t Nil
cut new teeth and remove old t.,fl
in one operation cuts teeth from
10 II points To tn. inch. Old to'th -
moved and new OurS cut lfI , iufu
ut.s This machine is new ~ OF
priC" OF new marhln" Raymond
Twgg Fllendal" Delaware. Hhau,
Milton 35G2 -
FOR SALE Building lot-. "a to- 10
feet wide about 2un feet Gt'p y. .iI htGI
ground. fronting on Haven l.ak.. -ou
ON state road Also lot ON duI'ou
EouIe ward. south .ot Shawnee ciu-S
inE. and two adjoining corner l"t~ -
King Charles avenue. Dewey I.tci
R"hqhoth. r. W. Nick. Ch, ~tnu
Knob. Milford. Del T,kphon" IL !
FOR SALE-Hohart meat grinders
slIclng machines. mixing maChiu"s
potato peelers. Dayton computIu
scales. scales for every other pUrpos'
chicken picking machines. WestiuI
house Ster-l lamps. for every pur
pose. Meat cases. boxes. retTiEcra
ton, water coolers. uew-uscd frozo
food cabinet. etc. CONF plct" food stOt
ncnt. Water coolers. Ncw-uscd froZc
food cabinets Price cards. supple.
"tC. Ortolc store Equipment Con
pany 1l0l West Main street. Sah!
bury. Md sl4-
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W ANTED - MECHANICS

.,t,t NJ. "tu.r'~ Ii"lI'.r 20 Wutk IN l,-
I.ag si"r 81 Ma-t,n Tf.eh.i- Cou-
uo} M.f"rd. p.l Apr,> Nh Arth9r
N"''''. Malut'nai.," supervisor. y7-tf
WANTED NHu to ,.k. c..t. of
iaNtu- 't.,h''.-. tuik.<ur L. carry
t''d tti'.-t boss, I.l..- 4r!;rt>
FURNISHED l.nett.ua. t,". Milford
't> ifut> W., l;u\ -. NHtau
'hi"ir'i'. N"'oid. JILL
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REWARD OF $1,000 to per
Efficient REFRIGER ALTON

SERVICE hy ekIll,d mechanics. Phone
"t>". %',-'X E"trjg"tatou 90. EnN
ZIG, S'utnld. p"I. m2i- lUt
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HAY BALING WANTED =

Custom work with New Holland
string halrr anywhere Walter Schitf
Phone Al. Harrington. Del. j2N-l2tp
WANTED Button cutters. expert
enCvd or inexperienced Men or Wo-
mon. Good wages. Richards and TYn-
dali Phone zeal Milton. Del. j2l If
WANTED Female help HOUSE
keeper Reliable elderly woman on
t,tlh tCi on1 "a it,nIy I',i.u',,,. IL
home Wut. utoi",It. 10. l.. Ni,lo,d
u
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WANTED

WANTEp-To E,.t Two bedroom
aIait'i..'t ~ ly.-,. Mo4,.t ,o!a,H-
l'Hrts IL town. C.l Milford 81 Il II:
WANTED WILSON Early Hack SOY
E'+iIS. ir-r f:om utornr;.I glory. ait>
GHtHtt} Frank CI'ndaH..l Iac.. In
coln. delaware. Tclephonc Milford ~.
Dip-tf
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L. :. GOVERNMENT JOBS

<'7so - >sn2l year Many Delaware
Examinations ln AcNt t.W months
i.r,Ia,tc .miu,d.attlH Vets G,t pr,l-
eI-no. F.H particulars. ~alupl- l.>-
-ou~ fI-,' Ws0t- ,odaH. Bon - Mil
iofd Chronicle. Milford j. Il
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PAINTER and CARPENTER

sign work. - N'Hi~' experience. IT
W. hathaway. IIaliugtou Milford
Road. east side ot TNdol Gias station.
l. q. Milford. lJ- Il
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FOR RENT
Fnrni,hcd APARTMENTS For Rent

FOR RENT Large rooms. running
hot ana cold water s. 20 p"r wceh
AND ~ IIot'l Windsor. Milford jl5-t'
Furnished APARTMENTS For Rent
~ StH+ht,I E.7ch All iu"d,Iu con
N'ui'uc,~. tA season. month or tive
W',k- AItl} Laura : prop.r Phone
En.It2. Milford. or VIII, Mrs Frances
Martina Nlfofd j2l &
For REST }oo a,r. tarm u.r
Il.,htj,"I 80 l"Hu- tHIu,r. - aoI"s
ehat Eh,'rlr hGh'~ running Wat.r
IT, pirHr.. Mus haN,. tractor ana go"c
'qupu'ut and tun-h good r.t,r-
'tIc, tntu' Hlj ~'. ~, crops Would
o"r-id. p Hong I'hnu- Milford l51E
n2-"t
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
YOU BREAK AND BEND
We Weld and Mend

Oxy-acetylene Welding. Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries :
Generators Magnetos.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY HUNTER. Proprietor
Phone 387
One block east of First National
Bank. j22-tf
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Girl Secretary WANTED

f"t tHiNui' "t't' F,NI'f.'. mood ,U
-h"r'lH'id. '>r0r- .und -.,l'l.tl oHI,,
W"rk. T.rusn'nt r"-5r'ou. Cnanr, ton
'ttan,''u'' N1cr,fi,3~. irr i'uon,
H. h"ho'h ""l tnl appoHntn,!1 IT
NOTICE ~,H, lous crops from it.-
-,,i~. ", t.,l, tu stock afs.nat. ut
l".td. ~ ..Ia', of ,tI,Huu. pIoN. fp-
t"n"". du-t. hn-.r cop 81 . dust
idachi"a' -ia." T.. i. r p,lld,r hl4at
ual trd others Eiuup Hardware
NIliuri i2>-",
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Fairbanks & Howe Platform

SCaIes. I,O0O pounds. Tor sale. Bottle
coolers. frozen food cabinets. Poultry
picking machines. Immediate delivery.
Oriole store Equipment Company. sal
isbury. Md. Phone 1855. a12-tf
FOR SALE ON" 1879 Pontiac tudor
sedan. radio and heater. good rubber
Selling h"causc have no further need
John w Sippl". BOX 1"i. Milford. Del
rNrtc. l'h"i,, Nhltutd t?'I:l N.gi
M"is.'h tnlt.r. %oith Milford.
Jl2 ZIP
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NOT I( F..

will he responsible for no bills
unless contracted by myself in
person
TED LANGRELL
I'LL Milford. Del.
BACK of Mr.. Wallace. but not
very far back, is the Political Ac-
non Committee with its $4,000 .ooo
political slush fund
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LONG LEAF PINE Manted..

In fiV" foot t'n2ths. rou-h. p.,l,d or
WIN hank on. Delivered oar yard AT
EN"hdaI". Can J@1I;3 or t@lIu. Mi
'ord Et,rd4le Excelsior Company.
Inc. EH"idtic. ln25- II
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ATTENTION.. Home Owners

let H. quote NoG pTl,-S uu Coucrtt,
sd, Wtjh~ cu'h and CUTTERS. private
dIiN' way. conor,tr foundation walls
Estimates without cost. TW'utH -tiN'
,1-f I,1f~' .->I.li.'.c,. All work guar
ul',od tta'r N.Ul, aua CONSTITUTION
t"iupauy. M.iu'a. Iti ihoi" i3.
j2I-fl
NOTlCE-I;r'uE YOUR J,welry trOu-
uls 10 mc, can rebuild any wrist
or pocket watches TO look and run
kc I.w Rugs 20 order. any type
you wait. C;'f'S ma8i'd free N III,
e.. : y. E,oheri j"N,l:y diamond
brooches. rings q a.y description.
nou.tl for caSn All work guaranteed
: II Fia3k thu I.'t;lc Jewcler OF
he Rridl"" Phou" 4ui. Milford. HIT
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MOTTO T.!

We wish to- thank the Carlisle
and Ellendale Fire Companies who
responded so quickly to our recent
fire. Also our good neighbors and
friends who helped in any wav.
Vim. b. Donovan and Family. Lin
coin. I'm
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
REAL ESTATE

Located in Kent and Sussex Counties
BY Heirs Of Fred p. Parker. Deceased
on
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NOTICE-We Buy Chickens,
Country Butter. Farm Produce

-HT"N N T"uFN. INHn" I.3 J N.
Taryj~. sucr. --or Ia " H. Cl-avcr.
y. W. Second street. Milford. i1-tf
WANTED 'lp 10 0p.rat. -HW-
mill aud to Wo1k lu tn" woods All
equipment Ike. new. Also new chain
SAW. NiIl To h' located near Scott :
tu,, "u hsuu.th W. t.JIu. r.
t.o. Fame Phone 49, GIeenvood.
Del, Jl2- II
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Personal Loans Financing

call G,otE''tnWu i7c Low rates. quick
contidrntfstl service. t'itiz, ~ Loan and
Mort1aGe Company, south Race street
Georgetown. m2i-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

FOR SALE-l26 acr" farm. Within
thr"e miles OF Loves - acr"- I'LL
ahlr. rest weu set in >al.ahl, tlut.i
room house with electric Also oHt-
huildinG Mrs Mary J. Moor". W
5Uo2 Echoh"th p,l or appl> I,
Mrs Mildred Phillips ~" 5"".. lt'-
hohOth Del J"-2'
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

FOR SALE ElouS,. and about thr,'
acres Of land Two story hoe-r WltI
back kitchen. pouhl" Eara@". barn
shed stahl. and chicken hou-'. Know
- tn. MaEgic Campbell plnc" "u toa'
!eadng from Milton to ON.rhiook
Apply to Howard Bryan Phone H.
L-weS. bel ii1-2
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

NOTICE Plumbing. heating. job
hlng promptly attended to. Harvey
Davidson. lo' North WaShingtou
street. Milford Phone -. mI7-tf
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BABY CHICKS - Delaware

I. Approved PullOrum Clean Cross
Chicks Tor l'rOilcrS or Layers. Whites
Poultry Farm and Hatchery Milton.
Delaware. Fhon" 333l +. O. Box l52
j1-t
FOR SALE Ono pair 6-foot boat
oafS. one pair 7-foot boat oars. two
small boat anchors. two good used
toll"t bowls. complete. Soc NJ j.
Ut" ltp
FOR SALE HarIey-Davidson mo-
torCyclc. 1911. model a. overhead
valves. new battery and accessories.
good condition. can 60tEl3. Milford.
for details Hayward " Robinson.
Milford. Del X. ID. l. jJ- 2t
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WANTED - Stenographer-

NN-t Q" CHVa!I" u UsTt- -i0rt h1NI
G""d -+.a,H. good Wrrhlr- co,:3.t.u
III H"G"'r "Nlc'-. tu''nrt T'ti!.r l'-
pattn1''t Ma-t,n Tiu, r- Company.
Milford. :,Ia-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

FOR SALE-Bccause of III h'alth.
will sell or lease dry cleaning piaut
ard bungalow furnished. located one
mile south Of Sussex prison. on I'll.
DUPONT Highway For Information
write or wire. Ruark Dry Cj"atsrs.
columbus Court. Hollywood. T. l. Flor
ida d2s- T
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-19
Mrs. ]. P. Buzord sc
Inspires Morning
PortY In Moss Point

Among the many parties Civ
en- for Mrs. j. p. Buzard of Phil
adelphia, Miss, during her visit
in Moss Point was a coca cola
party given on Tuesday morn
ing by Mrs. H. B. Overstreet in
her home.
The home was attractively de-
corated with pretty spring flow
ers.
Mrs. Overstreet. assisted by
Mrs, T. M. Mixson, served deli
cious canapes and cold drinks to
the following friends of Mrs.
Buzard who enjoyed this pleas
ant morning with her: Mesdames
S. P~eterzell, w. w. Barber, T..
K. Swayze, c. B. Armistead, John
Chambers, J. NJ. Rivers, Leon
Nelson, F. G.. Spann, Jr., T. L
DeLashmet, Thomas Coulson, j.
7. Thompson, Spencer Beebe, T.
o. Mabry, w. H. Nelson, Jr..
Gregory Wood, and Alton Thorn
son..
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-19
This Week Monks
Vuncleuve School
Closing Exercises

The closing program for the
Vancleave Consolidated School
will be held this week at the
-3aggett Memorial Methodist
Church, N. E. Tacom, Superin-
tendent, announced this week.
The Baccalaureate Sermon will
be Sunday morning at 1l:00 o.
clock, delivered by the Rev. w.
]. Walters, pastor of the church
and with special music by the
school choir accompanied by Mrs.
Marilena Penton.
The graduation exercises will
be next Thursday night, April
25, at 800 with w. G.. Eckles,
Director of School Building Ser
vice for Mississippi, as principal
speaker. Miss Jean Bond will
deliver the valedictory address.
County Superintendent A. F. Me-
gehee will present the diplomas.
Mr.. Taconi will present the GER
tificates.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-19
Clerical Positions
Open In Mississippi
Welfare Department

The merit system council of the
State Department of Public We'll
fare announces an examination to
be given for a group of clerical
jobs offered by that department.
Included in this group are secre-
tary to director of finance and
accounts, principal stenographer,
senior stenographer, junior ste
nogeapher, principal clerk and
senior clerk. The closing date
for filing application to take this
examination is April q. Blanks
for making application to take the
examination may be obtained at
any county welfare office or from
the Merit System supervisor, $50
South State street, P. o. Box CAT,
Jackson, Miss.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-19
Rotary Members
Hear Tucker Tell
Recreation Plans

T. ". Tucker, director of the
P~ascagoula Recreation Center, as
guest speaker at the weekly lunch.
con meeting of the Pasccagoula
Rotary Club Wednesday told
members and guests of the pro-
grams both underway and plan
ned at the city's modern new
recreation center on Market street.
Roy Givens, president, presid
ed at the meeting and introduced
visiting Rotarians and guests. E.
r. Hammett, president of Com
murity Recreation, Inc, introduc-
ed Mr.. Tucker and told of his long
and successful background in the
recreation field.
Nj. Tucker told Of the bowling
and skating programs now under
way at the center, and of the
planned baseball, softball and ten
mis- programs for the coming sum
mer months. Both baseball dia-
monds and softball fields have
been put into tip-top shape, he
said.
Four floodlighted concrete ten
mis- courts will also be ready for
use Sunday, he added.
Visiting Rotarians included
Louis Bond, Ernest Suthoff and
the Rev. j. A. Brock of the Moss
Point Club. Charles L. Whar-
ton, area director for the Y. M.
c. A, was a guest of Alton May,
and Norman Gill of the state de
partment of education a guest of
Thomas R. Wells.
Ed Virgins. newly elected Ro-
tary president, was introduced by
retiring President Owens at the
close of the meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-19
Miss Pettis Becomes
Bride Of Raymond
|. King Of Kreole

At a quiet ceremony at the
Kreole Methodist parsonage, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Pettis of Orange
Grove, became the bride of Ray
momd Irving King of Kreole.
The Rev. G. f. Allan performed
the ceremony.
The bride wore a light blue
dress with black accessories and a
eorsage of pink radiance roses.
The only attendants We're the
groom's father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond King. After
a visit of several days with rela-
tives, the couple returned to Wes-
son, Miss, where the groom is
engaged in study at Copiah-Lin-
coin Junior college.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-19
Beach School PTA
To Feature Easter
Egg Hunt Saturday

The Parent-Teacher Association
of the Beach school will feature
an Easter egg hunt on the school
grounds Saturday afternoon as a
means of raising funds for use in
the school.
The hunt will be open to all
%pre-school as we'll as elementary
school aged children. However
these will be grouped according
to age so that the smaller chill
dren will have a fair chance with
the older ones.
Members of the P-TA and of
the teaching staff of the school
will be in charge of the hunt.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-19
Women Pleads Guilty
To Sldshing Nom:
Is Held In Juil

Mrs. Elzonia Evans was being
held in the Jackson County jail
late this week for failure to pay a
500 fine placed on her by Jus
tice of the Peace Kate Denny
last Friday when she pied guilt
of assault and battery with a
deadly weapon. Mrs. Evans adj
mitted sIashing NJ. j. Pardue
across the back with a knife in
an alteration at Hudson's Tour
ist Court on Sarrazin Street on
April 9.
Thirty-two stitches were tax
en- in Mr.. Pardue's back at the
Jackson County Hospital where
ne was taken for treatment.
Mrs. Evans husband, r. E.
Evans, and f. M. Crosby were
fined SIS each for being drunk
md dirorderly at the same time
for involvement in the affair.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-19
MRS. X Whistler
HOSTESS

Mrs. w. w. jenkins entertain
ed the Whistler Club in her home
IN Tuesday evening.
Miss Jane Coulson received the
high score prize and Miss Fran
e Brooks the bingo prize.
Colo drinks were served dur
ing the games and a delicious
salad course with hot tea after
the games to Mesdames j, C.
Avent, j. T. Bishop, Hartwell Nc
Colium, James Powell, Misses
Jane Coulson, Audrey Crook and
Frances Brooks.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-19

There are 81, 327, ZIG persons in
the United States affiliated with
churches or other religious bodies.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
Clay Warns Germans
To Spur Nazi Purge
BY the Associated Press

STUTTGART, Germany, Nov. S.
Lit. Gen. Lucius D. Clay accused
the Germans today of "whitewash-
ing" Nazis and served notice that
unless they showed quick improve
ment the military government
would take back the job of denazifi-
cation in the American zone.
( The deputy American military
governor delivered his warning to
officials of the provisional German
government at a monthly meeting
of the Laenderrat, composed of the
minister presidents Of all three
American zone states. They listened
In glum silence.
Gen. Clay conferred with the
German leaders briefly after his
speech and then reported to press
conference: 1.-THE minister presi-
dents accepted my criticisms in
good faith and promised to exert
their best efforts to better results.
He announced an immediate order
that no German who had been re-
moved from Office by the military
government might be returned to
office without military government
approval, even though tried and
cleared of Naziism by German de.
Modification courts.
Gen. Clay told the Germans that
their denazification failure was I'm.
|periling their hope of future SELF
government.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
; U. 5. Embassies Assigned
Veterans Affairs Experts

Acting Secretary of State Ache
son today announced assignment OF
experts on veterans affairs to
American. Embassies in London,
Paris and Rome, to expedite the
handling of problems for veterans
living and studying abroad.
He said another specialist is ex-
pected to be appointed soon to the
Embassy in Mexico City for similar
work as part of the program of CO.
operation between the State De-
partment and Veterans Admins
tration.
He said Col. Eden L. Bailey, for
,mer deputy administrator of the
Veterans Administration, will leave
this week for London.
William E. Share left yesterday
for the Paris post. and Thomas
Charles Quinn will leave next week
on the Rome assignment, he said
Evening star., 1946-11-05
"A Bomb Blasts Laid
To Spanish Leftists
BY the Associated Press

MADRID, Nov. 5.-Spanish Left
lists were blamed today for IA bomb
blasts before Madrid food stores
last night, which some sources de-
scribed as part of month of
agitation" designed by Leftists to
coincide with the discussion of
Spanish problems by the United
Nations. One bystander was in
jured.
A selniofficial source said the more
than 200 persons earlier reported
arrested in the last fortnight during
police raids included the entire
Central Committee of the Spanish
Communist Party.
The committee, headed by Agustin
Zorro Sanchez, was reported being
held incommunicado at the national
police headquarters in Madrid.
The total number of Communist
Committee members picked up was
not disclosed but it was believed not
to exceed six. Four of those held
were women. All have been placed
at the disposition of Col. Enrique
Eymay, special Judge for the sup
preston of communism, who ordered
them to remain at headquarters, the
informant said.
Zoroa was identified as a member
OF the National Committee OF, the
Spanish Communist Party in France
and it's delegate to the organization
within Spain. The informant said
those arrested were doing purely
propaganda and organizational work.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
Test Pilot, Mechanic
Killed in Plane Crash
In Prince Georges
y
Employees Of RiverdoIe
Manufacturing Plant
Thrown From Craft

A test pilot and a mechanic
were killed when their two
scatter plane crashed this morn
ing about 2 miles south of Enter
prise road in Prince Georges
County midway between Bowie
and Upper Marlboro.
Robert ]. Frankenfield, q, of 917
Lewis avenue, Rockville, the pilot,
and Frank E. Tate, As, of Calvert
Homes, Riverdale, the mechanic,
apparently were thrown from the
plane before it crashed on the farm
of Albert and David Shatenstein.
Mr.. Frankenfield, a lieutenant in
the Naval Reserve on inactive duty,
and Mr.. Tate, veteran of World
War I, were employed by the Engi-
neering & Research Corp. In River
dale, manufacturers of the Ercoupe
plane.
The crash occurred at 10 am
about 7 miles from the company's
plant. Witnesses said they saw one
of the wings Of the plane fall of
over a wooded area about hall
mile from the farm. The craft
went into a spin and burst into
flames when it hit the ground.
The bodies of the two men were
found about 100 feet from the plane
Mr.. Frankenfield wore his unopened
parachute equipment. Part of
safety belt was fastened to Mr.. Tate
but, according to witnesses, both
men were hurled clear of the plane
when it started its plunge.
Cottage City and Bladensburg
Fire Department rescue squads went
to the sceen and fought the flames
for more than an hour. The bodies
were identified by papers in the
clothing and by a check with the
Engineering & Research Corp.
Mr.. Tate, who was Navy machin-
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