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ROOMS FuRNisHEp--MD. and VA.

room furnished, twin beds;
In gentle home; gentlemen rronl only pSans Sonv.
1927 N. Utah st,---Attractive
furn, rrrl., 1st A.; h-w.h., bright sunny:
city fare; man; near bus. Home aftser .
FiRsT-FLoOR RM.. with pvt. bath. Phone
FOR RENT = Steam-heated cabin, pvt.
bath. SI2 wk. Phone Fairfax 31s-R. 2S'
1 ROOM. twin beds, pvt. entrance, kitch-
en- privileges; after Jan. LIST. CH. 1902
ARLINGTON-Large front rm,, beautifully
furn.; Beautyrest mattress; quiet surround
ines, next bath, near Psntagon; SO Mk ::
4so5 leland st.. ch. ch.-1st-fo bed
rm.: nicely furn;;; adj; bath; pys entrance;
212 AVENUE E, District Heights, Md
or large rooms, private bath. oil Ihns.a heat;
I IAKsE S.. fTRSisAED III ROOM reSt &. to
SINGLE ROOM, in nice home. eonv.
transp.; gentleman preferred. WI. 1853.
2 ROOMS SUITABLE for a couple with /
child, furnished, use Of kitchen, warm and
clean, -5202 ST. Sc. -23
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
SATURDAY, peceMBER a. l9ls
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL icon

COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL lCont.l
" AZ kNIaRACETE oss' s.oySs and ss4s; nHs
e.. ssT e. sp9E s3Sf RrDGg Goal co
SEASONED SEAS M FIREPLACE WOOD. kindling,
Pa quality hard coal, egg, stove, nut. pea,
buckwheat; also Pocahontas coal. order
now. COOPER SUPPLY Co.. AT. 59lg.
WOOD, hard, seasoned. fireplace or stove,
any length; Phone Fairfax 77-J-l2 oa. stter
SoRkDwooB { RID q sShGaSS; FSk sALE-wsll-sessonsa
cord. Slab wood, Sl2 cord, Phone Mo, We, !,
ea5S, Apt; SOB: Or write HERBERT
sFsHgostS AAHaaSt s.ssSSSSM sssSSESSM6Sb 81 a ,ss
CHoICE SILT OAK, sas cord: special
price. sl7 cord. mixed wood; slabs. S15.
24-hr. deIlyery. Falls Church Is10-R
EEIREr1LsAcE Ell 11s WOOD. e. c. KEYS 8 s9Sfs'
W0oD, seasoned hardwood, 1s-in. lengths,
deli deliy@sSed @ SIS cord; AT. 5o46 sr;,. nx
quantity, Wholesale. retail; best PRICES:
location, Y mile east of Annandale. Va.
LUMBIA PINES, INC, Alex. $500. DI. 3470.
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ROOMS WANIEp.

BACHELOR, permanent Govt employe, de-
sires sleeping room near Lincoln Park not
over $35 a mo-. prefer on 18th or East
Ger 81 4 pMoFMlR Box With i7ee ssa bsb,
girl desires to share apt. or rm. in pvt.
home with kit: priyils: Or 0341, 21
vicinity Cathedral. EN-. $3.50. 90
SUBURBAN VA, preferably not over 10
miles from Wash; two rooms and dinner
for two adults; preferably with bath: auto:
for accommodations desired. Box lab,
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE
(rnnsS


ACME MOVING q STORAGE CO.-Loca
and Ions distance. No iob too large and
none tso small Il LOO ..
service: furniture moving and hauling
trunks and baggage. AT. 2759. FOX.
VETERAN MOVERS-All new equipment
1924
TURNER'S TRANsFER--Moving, packinG
and Grating. MA. 7019. I'll
and light hauling. packing, Grating, ship
ping CHI 460S. 22'
CALL BILL for light hauling and moving
LIGHT HAULING, d. C.; evenings. weei
ends: white vet. DU.. 1898. -23 =,
packing. istoras VII,
move your trunk or your home. special
rates to vets JOHN GLOVER, GL. $3.50
MOVING & STORAGE co.
reas rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving
storage, local. long g-dis. moving. IA. gg37
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POULTRY and EGGS

Iss 3-M0.-OLD CHICKENS 12o month,
old chickens: SIS for all Ii: 6946. -22
old Ashton 1923. ri
TURKEYS-400 to sell. all sizes: ,40c lb.
Open ALI day Sunday. Located Grain hwy;
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APARTMENTS uNFURhIsHEp.

UNFURN. RMS. with kitchen pfivils..
new home. for couple only: $50 mo-; conv.
Andrews Field and Suitland. Locust 7dos.
AS w. MONTGOMERY AVE, Rockville,
Nd: quiet Catholic couple for apt. on 2nd
a., has liy. rm., bedrm., kitchen and bath.
Rockville 347-J -22
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

COLLEGE PARK APARTMENT-3 lovely
units of 8 rms. and bath each: full base
ment; wonderful construction; oil h.-w. h.;
terms. RoBERT MAGEE. RE. 7746 until O.
23s
3-APT. HOUSE. nr. 10th and Monroe sts.
NV: IA rms, oil heat good income: rea-
sonably priced. JAMES E. MAHONEY,
WnoiXard Bldg. RE 24l1 IL
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HOUSES uNFuRktsHep.

RANDLE HIGHLANDS. near 25th and
Penna ave. s.e.-Immediate possession;
modern detached brick home; in flne con:
dition; 8 nice rooms, bath, good-stzec
be sement, gas h.-w.h., built-in garage
beautiful lot; for adults, no children;
rent SllO Box 344-Y, Star -22
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

HOLIDAY SpECIAL, nr. white House
day; others, 1854. singles. 81 80 up,
when available: rn. phones, maid service.
elevator. HOTEL EMERY, 1872 q St.
n.w., RE. 1912.
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HOUSES FURN. OR UNFURN.

IO-ROOM RANCH-TYPE HOME. with large
studio living room u5x27 ft.) and recre-
and fireplace: modern large kitchen. 3
baths; located In beautiful restricted Raw
enwood, z miles from downtown D. e. nr.
Falls Church; S275 per month unfurn.: !:
1925 furnished Falls Church 1900. -22
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COOPERATIVE APTs. foe SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED.

TILDEN GARDENS, Conn ave.-6 rms. 2
baths, entrance hall. foyer; sale or ex-
change; vacant. OWNER, wO. 0129. -22
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
ApARrMEnTs ExcHANcrp.

LEAVING TOWN for the hoiidaysP Would
ike to rent your small apt. for. 2 weeks;
everything furnished, dishes, linen. etc.
Box 206-B Star 22s
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coAL. MOOD ana FUEL OIL.

You GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
seasoned. 1907 hardwood Stacked on
truck to guarantee you full cord. Call
ZHE WOOD MAN. Sligo 2719.
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Petwortn and Brentwood on reasonable
terms: See our list before buying. kAY
BEfhEgpS BEAhEgp Go cLosE Is sfSo new mod
ern brick houses; & rooms and bath; porcf;
auto heat modsrately priced Gan R.Ri dsvar
wRicaT 81 ansej Resitor wftt Hsncea We $500 Can a1
TAkoMA PAkKLA dandy Groom brick
house. years old featuring 19-ft. ltv. rm.
and a ta Sn BATH tn tu Dsmf k ol nGs s-e hea
to ei sell quickly. CAN !. j scoFIELD CO.:
AZ HP 6%SIk SSS cr MA NJ! sfsed ssh s. s
4so9, open Saturday and sunday from
BETHGsbA BIZ & &, AREA-owneE mus. sell at
once 10 rms baths fully equipped ,uI Kit;
Sy gSEs nsesa assS hee Can Earl
RfslsSsR RFsT%6RTh MH gsaS nes9 7th and oalatin sts
nWe large rms and norobsa bath t; 2-ssory
%snt os r QUICK sss sHa For dssa DFfes iii
HR geffs5faER sRosERTfhs sHh itls 5l 1s Nm s. cAlo
CORNER d Ssa. BRICK, west of 18th st. n.w.-s
tisa'' ton rm., .s' yards immaculate condition:
corv. located; very convenient terms For
details ca MM TN caLon1Rs p% Essfdsgs pKopsRs sqn
1sls 1s,s ASb ,Sse SfWTos Il S Il lo9 at,
brick. oil heat. In nne coma; real buy
at only Sl6.950. For further inf. call
Mr.. Shaw; We; 6aS9. gith II LEGUM A A
MR.. AND MRS. NEWCOMER, SINCERE
welcome. We would consider it q privilege
and pleasure to shoy yGH sa6 our seisst nSe nss-
Vahuk II eonv
location of Macarthur blvd.-An attrac-
tive semidetached home Of 6 spacious rms.
rood bath. automatic heat and garage.
Really unusual terms. Don't overlook this
opportunity. Cali QUICK. DI. 1881 until
FFIfFTfiE;EN-RoOM + detached brick. residence.
Two living rooms, dining room, aarge COM
bination dinette and pantry. modern
kitchen, 10 bedrooms, two master baths:
basement maids room and bath. screened
porch and terraces. Vapor heat with oil
burner, Excellent condition. Corner lot,
l50x240 IT. Price. $4,000, with favor,
able terms. Probable future value OF land
alone will equal this price. 1923 Mac.
Arthur Blvd Call OWNER at EN-. 3031
or EN-. 3040 for appointment to INSPECT
CHILLUM, d. C.-Lovely. Diet. brick home
featuring unusually large rooms and 3k2
haths. There is liv. rm. with fireplace,
DIN, rm., kit. and Law. on 1st d. Three
spacious bedrooms, each having large
cedar-lined closet, 2 baths on the 2nd q.
The full hsmt has Q rec. rm. with nre-
place and bath: oil heat, attached gar;
| conveniently located In this very attractiye
neigilborhood. Call MI Peck, GE: 1850
! with SHANNON q LUCHs CO.. 1905 st.
NV. MA. 2346.
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426 r st. NV. Free delivery LoBEL CO,
MxEp F PnfkinE eS co ,,sPs asS1 st
GL. 3I25. 3021 N. 4th St.. Arlington. ~ls3
COLLIE rPs pqFebTed sable Sns snd whtts
LOVE BIRDS, azure blue and green. $40
pr. special on 3 prs. 4997 Newport Eve
eockER u FTsesdsa sPAN1EEs ststiS Sack males mos
s'ofk $50 soa res &c. pSshaeHd %sRed
&c. Fs55nssS KE a. ds ES Exit aEeesSRs s
cockRR e e to ruFPsa Pn black. home-rsl.sd a. 4
z males, les. 2 femsles, BEncie strain, Axe reg;
BULL PUPS. English, eerasi' reg. Axe, briiSdle
agd END yht1 n ayass saasa Md L W. xk aa old
Ss weeks Sd. sld W. sszA5hRico' College ssrk'
WfRElH4isED VII HAIR va FOX Ds's TERRIERS. Dandie
KENNELS. 727 Chesapeake ave-. Sill. ,sp.,
SACRIFICE SALE of Powkin.s Pony o'Day.
young. reg. cocker stud, black and tan.
Can III. o799,J 3 for information, -22
y nul sES sgsrs I've backs
sIAMEsE CATS. excellent breeding. out
drsn and dogs ,2 o. 39S2 n22
champion blood, black, beautiful. Call
FOX TrRRiER PUPPIES. 6 weeks old. $40
and S15. WA. 6392. Splendid Christmas
COCKER "a SPANIEL PUPPIES, black. 4
weeks, healthy; registered Axe: males
COCKER SPANIELS 90; one multi-col-
ored male. one black female: litter reg.
Axe; distemper inoculated. 323 18th st.
PuPPiEs FOR sALE-Beautiful coIiies,
S15. $50 and S25. WO. 2794. -22
COCKER PUPPIES. black. males and fe-
ma1es. 1920 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va. OK.
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NEAR SPRING VALLEY. $4,000, fmme
diate possession: new 4-bedrm. OIL neat
biiilt-tn garage, near school, from OWNER
at 1891 Macarthur blvd. "a
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MAILS RESEARCH ENGR.. employed Bu
Stds., expectant wife, must vacate furn.
room: desperately need furn. or unfurn
apt. Mrs Valore, RA. 1894, after 1 pm.
21s
RETURNING VETERANS and other EN-.
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side porch, oil furnace. storm WINDOWS,
ssiSe ~ ST. s2ss 1853 SnR With EVERY
TO ds9s yaean Sqss
newly decorated inside and out; new
MnNT ha sPq5ssi eo FM 4 4Hososs + RsalTx
NICE THINGS. come in small packages.
only 3 years OLD; really good semidet,,
minute feature and apt: at s1o,S5o YOU YOU
daye saso zeal ooIDsfaN Ssa faa 81 Skos Sss & sss'
""BRAHDlLEy wooDs"-In wooded section
OF beautiful homes mr.. Bradley blvd and
Wilson lane this centsr-hsll ,S h,a red brss
with with bedrms; snd ) baths. oil heat. sif
pGe S oWner for his own home and nos
HS5Y MEsESS sS.sg sggeSHszs Mb
living and dining rooms; kitchen. toilet and
layatory. screened porch. bedrooms and
so ea'h ooTed asd ate GE N oil
garage; interesting rear yard with fireplace
and bridge over stream: property in good
to shopping center. schools and transp.
HsgIsHs 5SG I: 5oSEs co p.,.n..
800 boo. Ss 3-bsdroom br.. Burleith. $4,000.
eons TS YoH wao LIKE tx PRffvArE and
cious living, 1904 River rd, blk. from
Western ave. and bus, det. insul. house
with an 1s-inch foundation; over l acre
ground with shrubbery, many shade and
fruit trees. lge. chicken house. 2-eay a5 ssr..
lge modern kit with breakfast nook.
side and front porches, lge. rec. rm. and
ssIoy 81 1 IL iEss Is Ssls ssss SaDHv1fT sss|fof
VICINITY N. II. ave and Kennedy st. NV.
and only S13,950. Detached home. has
| s rooms, slate roof. large yard, hot-water
heat. Quick possession, good terms. gan Gan
GnhdREbEasi GlA FEE ~ wARpER ST. NV
bath. recreation rm.. hot-water heat: excel.
cond.: deep lot In rear with 2.sar .st,. sasass; =
with option to buy Can settle within 10
| DAYS: possession by Christmas. Mrs. Lewis,
no. 1868. with PASoUAL REALTY GO.
cG00iI6SRRaEnD-CoMMERCIAL; G0i SRanD unit block NJ
ST NV: 2-story and basement brick;
/ fion. House In good condition: Reason.
/ able down payment. Call Dl. STA. N.
BASILIKO REALTY co: -23 =
! lContinued on Next PsgeJ
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
1916 F(.G SlPPURT PRICES FOR
DFIAW ARE ARE A\NOI Need
(Continued from First Page)

of parity the minimum support
level required under the Steagall
Amendment Based upon the pres
ent level OF parity. this will mean
a l.. :. average farm price. for all
grades and sizes OF edible eggs.
of about >" cents per dozen for the
spring production period
The program viii stress the pur-
chase OF dried whole eggs as the
principal method of price support
Purchase OF frozen eggs will sup
plement dried egg purchases, while
shell egg purchases will be limit
ed to graded eggs bought in car
lots from cooperative OrganiZa-
tions. or Dealers The t. s. ID. A.
will require the Vcudcr to certify
that for all eggs purchased by him
producers have received not less
than average OF - cents per dOZ-
en- tlOOse basis for marketable and
edible eggs of an average net
weight OF II pounds per case. Off
cial /. : -. A. graders will grade
all Government purchases.
The decision to stress purchase
of dried whole eggs was made pri
marily because most OF the nations
drying plants are located in the
midwest where the heaviest sur
/ pluscs of eggs are expected. War
! time experience has demonstrated
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
DAGSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Orivlle LaYfield en-
tertained to dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert L.ayfield, Billy Mitchell
and daughter. Lois, Miss Eleanor
Murray. all OF Millsboro and Bur
ton Cannon Jr.. OF Frankford.
Mrs. Elwood Nickers and infant
daughter returned To their home on
Monday from the Peninsula HOspi-
tai.
Ernest TimmOns and William
Daisey have begun the construction
Of a garage and auto sales place on
the Dupont Highway at the inter
section of town.
Mrs Grace AIitcvhell and dauSh-
ter. Sarah Beth entertained To din
rer Sunday her brother and sister
in-law. MIR. and Mrs. Howard VI.
Nickrrs and daughter. Lorraine ot
MillsborO. Miss Virginia Hickman
and Mrs. Helen Turner.
Mrs. Laura Sturgis Is spending Il
few days with her children, Mr.and
Mrs. t.lwoUd Sturgis and Mrs. ROl-
and King at Georgetown.
Preston West while at work as
manager of Collins and Ryan fur
hiture store slipped and fell thre,
flights of stairs breaking five ribs
and sprained his wrist, also many
bruises and cuts, Monday. Decem-
Der 3lSt He was rushed To the Bee
be Hospital. He is expected to re
turn to his home near town the la,
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parson re
ceived wire that their son. Rober
had arrived in the states and is eX
pected home soon with a hOnOrahl,
discharge after serving three year
iii the Pacific
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
MILFORD NECK

Milford Neck Methodist Church.
Reverend David +. Wood, pastor
sunday, January l3. Sunday school
services at >. Harvey ThOmpson
Supt.. Church services at , by the
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tingle of near
Milford We're Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr and Mrs. John Macklin and
daughter, Leila Mae.
Mr.. and Mrs. William EmSley of
Chester spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Greenly and
family
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mills were
Tuesday evening guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joshua Wiley and son.
The W. $. G. S will hold its Jan
nary meeting in the Milford Neck
Methodist Church. this Friday
evening, January IL at 3 p. N. Mrs.
Virginia Kirby is chairman of the
program. Please try to attend this
meeting.
Mr.. Edgar Exams of Lincoln is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Will
ley and son. Joshua Jr.. for Il few
days.
Mrs. Dada Mills of y. Walnut st.
Milford spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey thompson and Mrs.
Amanda Stevenson.
MIR. and Mrs. Smith Roland of
Harrington and Mr.. Benny Roland
of Viola visited Mr. and Mrs. +. a.
Webb Jr. on Sunday.
Mrs. William Macklin is confined
to her bed with the grippe We
Lope she will have Il speedy re-
COVery
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Wiley and
son and Mr.. Edgar Evans of Lin
coin were Sunday evening guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mills.
Little Johnnie Raymond is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Homer HaymonC
of Marcus Hook. Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. John t.. !.ongb0th
I'm spent Monday with friends il
Chester. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Meredith
Wer Sunday evtning guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Thompson an,
Mrs. Amanda Stevenson
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Fight On Polio Is
Launched In Kent
CONTINUED from first PAge

Loretta Clark. kenton: Mrs. Pearl
Rawley. Leipsic; Miss Mamie f.
Leverage. LynChs Heights. Mrs.
Thelma Davis Morris. Little Creek
c. c. MCllVaine, Magnolia: Mrs. L.
a. Covell, Marydel; Earl Faulkner.
Rising sun, Mayor Creadick S.
Ennis. Smyrna; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam b. Evans, Viola: Ralph ".
Wine Woodside; +. j Boggs. Ches-
void: W. Reilly Brown. Wyoming:
Mr. and Mrs Robert &. Semans.
Willow Grove.
George W Wright. Smyrna
school superintendent. was named
county chairman fOr white schools.
and 5. Marcellous Blackburn. prin-
cipal of the Booker r. Washington
School. Dover for the colored
schools.
Other group chairmen named
are:
Miss Ruth Jones. for Dover bus
mess girls group; State Property
Custodian +. S. Knight, for the
State House; +. j. Boggs. for tn,
court house; DR.. Howard ID. Gregg
for Delaware State College for col
ored Students; George ID. Hill. fol
Dover service clubs: Harry J
Schneider. for Dover industrial
plants; Cecil A. Moore for Dove
merchants; Dr. $. James Krygier
for professional group; Ezekia
HUM, FOR real estate brokers of tn,
county, Erwin y. Snellenburg
chairman f0r motion picture thea
tres
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
1916 Grand Jurors
Drawn In Sussex
(Continued from First Psge)

No. 2-Lester Newton, Green
wood: Walton S. Smith, Bridge
Vile: Gootee S. Brown, Greenwood;
Charles Fl. Brown. Bridgeville.
No. 3-Victor Hurley. Seaford;
Henry w. Wheatley. SeafOrd; Floyd
A. Tull, Seaford; Levi S. Warning
ton, Seaford.
No. Howard j. Tull, Seaford;
Charles Edward Hastings. Seaford;
f. J. Cannon, Laurel.
No. 5-Joseph +. Warrington.
Laurel; Oscar NJ. Thomas, Delmar;
Marion l.. Hastings. Delmar; Eu-
gene s. Maddox. Laurel.
No. &C. Harvey Tingle. Days
boro; Joseph Kollock, Dagsboro;
James B. Hudson. Frankford; Will
liam f. Monroe, Frankford.
No. Raymond II. Hudson. Sell
byville: Ralph o. Quillen, Selby-
vile; Amos McCabe. Millville
No. s G.. Gideon Littleton, Mills
boro; William b. Dorey, Harbeson; ;
Basil Perry. Georgetown
No. 9-Charles r. O'Day, George
town: William T. Hobbs, George
town; George Asa Gray. George
town.
No. 10-Eugene T. Hayden. Sr.,
Rehoboth; Minos T. Conaway.
Lewes
Additional petit jurors drawn by
district are;
No Henry W. wilkins. Mil
ford; Layton Bennett, Milford, X
D.; Frank r. Grier. Milford.
No. Fred Seely, Greenwood ;
George Mcdowell Greenwood
Clarence Fl. Parker. Bridgeville.
No. , Albert H. Messick, George
town. r. d.; William II. Britton
Seaford; Wilbur C. Kitchens, Sea
ford.
No. 4 Joshua Hastings. Seaford
Elias w. Joseph, Laurel.
No. 5 William G. Littleton. Lau
rel; Leon ID. Short, Delmar; Jos
eph " Elliott, Laurel.
No. q John {. Mumford, Mills
boro; Elwood Godfrey. Millsboro
Frank Donoway, Millsboro.
No. { James j. Derricksun, Sci
byyille; George p. Townsend. Rox
ana; Vance Lynch, Bayard
No. S-Edward Cordrey. Mills
bOrO; Elmer Lawson. Millsboro.
No. 9 James A. West. George
town; John A. Jones. Georgetown
Elisha Harley Ryan, Georgetown.
No. 10-J. Hollis Dodd, Reho
both; Louis +. Murray, Lewes an,
Roy Collins. Rehoboth.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Income Tax Help For
Farm Families

Federal Income Tax help for l945
in the form OF Il leatlet and d check
list for deductihlc farm expenses
has been mailed 10 $1,000 Della
ware Farm Families. according to
Miss Louise r WhitCOmb. home
management specialist for the Uni
Ycrsity OF Delaware.
The lcatlrt offers vital infOrma-
tion on who has TO file an income
tax. when and where it must be
filed and schedule of times when
help may be obtained from federal
representatives in lilling out a tax
form in the three counties.
For those families who have not
received them, the leaflets are
available al all county extension
offices. along with l945 income tau
forms.
Determination is all right if
you're not the victim Of it.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
ROXANA

Corporal and Mrs. j Scott Whee-
Ter of Ozark. Alabama are spending
some time with Mrs. Wheeler'S
larents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry God
win Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hudson and
son and mother. Mrs. Lille Hudson
have returned from visit to Fluri-
da.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Farm And Home Hour
Schedule For January
CONTINUED from First Page)


tie County Home Demonstration
Agent.
January p Poultry. w c. Skog-
lund.
January % Dairy Program. Del
mar Young. dairy specialist.
January 23 Kent County All
clubs.
January "a Production and Mar
keting Administration
January 20 r. Home Demonstra-
ton Miss Louise WhitcOmb. Home
Management Specialist.
January IS February | r THIS
week. Farmers Week at the Uni
versity of Delaware. will feature a
special series of broadcasts. An
nouncement will be made when
arrangements are completed.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

that dried eggs can be handled.
stored and distributed at relatively
low cost. handled and shipped
much more readily than i'll any
other form. 1t is expected that SUI
tcient wartime egg drying capacity
will remain to handle about 2,500.-
GOO to 1000 600 cases OF shell eggs
a month during flush production.
Al the peak of wartime. I. $. plants
handled about 3.5o0.o00 cases d
1nnnth
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-03-01
New Flavor

A fellow with one of those awful
laryngitis colds went into soda
bar to ease his tonsils with some ice
cream. ''What kinda 1.-THE cream
you got?" he whispered to the wait
ress.
She leaned over him and replied,
also In whisper: "Jutht thtraw-
berry. rathberry and vanilla"
ooh, do you have laryngitith,
too9"
'.No fhir. Jutht thtrawberry. rath-
berry and vanilla"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-03-01
BRIGHTER SIDE

Jack London's early life was sur
rounded with poverty, privation
and hardships. His novels, based
on his own experiences, were writ
ten in such a fashion that all this
misery somehow emerged as excit-
ing, romantic tales.
"Jack, how do you make all your
most humiliating experiences seem
SO glamorous?" asked a friend.
"They have flowers at funerals,
don't they?" retorted London.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-03-01
"Have you change for a nickeI?"
COMING CLOSE
By NeEler

Little Albert came home from
school with a new book under his
arm. cts a prize, mother" ne
said.
"a prize? What for, dear?"
'For natural history. Teacher
asked me how many legs an ostrich
had, and ! said three"
'But an ostrich has two legs"
81 know that now, mother, but the
rest of the class said four, so was
the nearest"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-03-01
REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE
FOR CONGRESS SEATS

Seeming opportunity, the Re-
publicans are getting busy. The
national committee has, for the
first time, assumed RESPONSE
bility in the congressional cam
paign committees Of congress-
men usually head the effort).
The staff at headquarters has
been about trebled to create ii
departments, one of which has
started a monthly newspaper
with circulation to date of
100000. A state quota system
of raising money like the Red
Cross has been started, and a
small contributions mail CAM
paign has been launched, in Or
der to take financing away from
the gentlemen of bulk cOntribu-
tions, known in the political
trade as ''fat cats"
All this has been done by Gov
ernor Dewey's man, Herbert Brown
ell Jr., the committee chairman,
who says his drive is to "elect a
congress"
l hear, incidentally, Dewey has
told friends he is not in the running
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-03-01

for 1913. He points
out to them that
Republicans have
never in history re-
nomin ated a de-
feated candidate,
which was news to
me. Dewey would
like the nomination
appare ntly, but
does not expect it.
Personally / expect
much will rest on
whether he is re-
elected governor
t h / s y e a r. L a s t
time he won against
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