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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-13
LIKES LADINO CLOVER.

Rutherfordton. Aug. 10. - O. J..
Holler. Rutherford County dairyman
Of Union Mills. is enthusiastic about
the use Of Ladino clover for pasture
and hay, says II. l.. Thomas. assist
srt county agent with the State Col
lcge Extension Service. Mr.. Hollcr
found the stand Of alfalfa on the two
acres he had seeded last fall too
poor to be profitable. so he seeded
1t with two pounds Of Ladino and n
small quantity of rye grass. This sea-
son MIR. Hollcr has not needed the
Ladino clover for pasture and at the
END of July he made third cutting
of hay. He estimates that the three
cuttings. have given him a ton or
better Of quality hay per are.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-13
Afford Heads Campaign
For $4,000 For Blind

headquarters are located At Hcndcr-
son.
The ;rnual statewide campaign
Tor the sale CT White Cane button.
and enrolment of members in the
association was authorized unani-
mously by the recent State yonvcn-
ton OF North Carolina LiC'!s clubs
held at Raleigh. The association,
10 years old, heretofore had been
supported by spaSmodic local CAM
paignS and contributions by Lions
clubs and friends Of the blind
throughout the State.
The association serves as con-
= Cctin. link between the State Gem
missile !Cr tho Blind, which also is
Il product ol the initiative of North
Carolina Lions. and Lions clubs and
interested civic groups ard individuals
i'll all parts Of the State. Its Lhc'
aim is Ia cooperate with Lions clubs
and other civic groups i'll project
evolving aid Ia the blind and con-
SCrVGtiOu If sight: and especially to
serve III areas where organized pro-
grams IL behalf al the blind anr
conservation OF sight arc not III
progress.
The association aids in providing
eye operations I'D hospital care in
rcrdy sight conservation cases: in
providing examinations and eye
glasses for undcrprivicgcd school
children: in purchasing supplies for
deserving bl,d persons taking voca-
tjCral and horc hardicraft training:
and III otherwise lending every aid
POSSIBLE To the moro than 1000 blind
persons in North Carolina. The scope
o. It's work is limited oily by the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-13
How's Your |. O.?

Can you answer seven of these
quiz questions? Turn TO Page fou:
for the correct answers.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-13
1T G HI

Don't Suffer Another Minute
Are you tormcnted with itching o..
eczema. psoriasis. rashcs. chatting.
athletes foot, cruptionS, rectal Itch
ing or other externally caused skin
affli>tions? For quick relief and
good results use VICTORY ONT
NENT. Developed for the bows in
the Army, now offered 10 the folks
back home. White. grcasclcss. anti
septic. Safe for babies or children
y name You Caruot forget. VIC
TORY OINTMENT. jars or tubes sold
in Henderson by Page Hocutt Drug
Co, Miles Pharmacy or your home
town drug store. ADV
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-13
COLORED MAN is
INJURED BY AUTO

Henry Mcknight. 56-year-old COL
ored man. received injuries about
the head when struck by an auto
mobile operated by George Hodge.
also colored, near Hilltop No. 2 on
U. S. highway No. about $50
o'clock this morning. according TO a
report from the highway patrol Of
flee.
Mcknight is reported TO have been
in the act of jumping from tobac-
co slide attached TO the rear of a
TUCK and fell into the line of the
l942 Ford driven by Hodge.
Mcknights condition was later
reported as satisfactory at Jubilee
hospital. where he was a patient.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-13
VANS ON MARKET.

College Station, Raleigh, mug. Is,
The early crop Of sweet potatoes
is now coming ON the market. with
the principal shipments from Scot
i"nd a"h Cur"itiei counties. says J
Y. Lassitcr, Extension horticulturis'
at State College.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
HELP woMEN.

WARRINGTON HEADQUARTERS Of ma
tional assoc. has OPENINGS for secretary
This Is an opportunity for perm. work at
good pay and pleasant surroundings. Ap-
ply 1l28 18th st. NV, or phone ME. 2Gb7.
A LARGE DEPT. STORE requires the serv-
ices Of a competent stenographer to assist
the secretary in an executive once; must
have pleasing personality and be auahned
full or part time In aog orepIyins state age
ADD TO FAMILY INCOME in spare time,
work independently from home. Call
AVON PRODUCTS. INC, OK. 0520. tVir-
VOC WooopWARD il / LorHRop has opening.
for several women interested in learnins
to be sewers and operator in our uphol-
stery sheD Apply Apply employment ONCE 9th
A NATIONAL, weil-advertised cosmetic
concern needs local representative; good
income, pleasant work, short hours. RE
LOCAL BRANCH of national motion picture
CO. has opening for clerk-typist; interesting
ditions Apply UNITED ARTISTS CORP.
PEhMANEST Pf NsN SEfeg grosfrnoN oss with publishing
Arm. 1880 typing speed required. Every
other Saturday of. Phone MR.. MOORE
BEGINNER for ofhce work. high sctoo
student of business course or one with
good schooling in arithmetic or book.
keeping or typins who needs experience
part or full time. Could use student
METRoPoLITAN WAREHOUSE Co, 5e
Evening star., 1946-01-10

COOK. good. reliable honest; colored; sleep
in. 2423 Eye st. NV.
GIRLS (2): one. daywork: one. evening
work: dishwashing, Call FIR. S74S, be-
tween 10 and > O'Clock TO-
GIRL wants work mornings a week, to
II, as g.h,w.; dependable with good ref
erenceS. $40 r st. NV. Phone NO 5l75.
Call mornings or nights after S pm. TO-
GIRL, colored, desires day or part-time
work: S5 per day ard carfare. RA 491S.
MAID. colored, TO do general housewerk: no
cooking, no laundry, no Sunday; 1917.
HO. $500. IL
PART-TIME general housework in ex-
change for private furnished apartment.
Elmwood 452
WOMAN, colored. wants E.h.w., has
Evening star., 1946-01-10
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
tax reDorts msnhiy sH ssss seryie:
ACCOUNTANT. Junior, desires immediat,
steady employment with local CPA ofice
age. "a and B,c.s, and MC.s. degrees
RccoTSTANT R1sScs ,sf SSk Returned vet
eran,, expert tax and bookkeeping service
weekly, quarterly or monthly service; rea,
ADMiNIsTRATIVE ADMIN ASSISTANT, married
gd Of s age familiar knnnssss with
is years experience in supervising ca
arm. f' Starting salary not as essential as
opportunity for advancement. Officer vet
eran; can furnish best local references
RpvERTIsiNGs aHH S;ss s15 years, newspaper and
layout and production: veteran. Write
sTToRNEY,ENG1NEER AZ os siaSGNER desires association
with law firm. member D. c. bar; years
Army 1t. COL, directing large ordnance pro
anses in industry. Box 175;D. Star.
sass !cs rsisrsnee ANDREW pr NORMAN DU
COLLEGE GRADUATE, aged rs. with )
years public contact, experience in Gov
eminent service years sea;Snng dss,p eXpe
position as salesman on salary plus com
COLLEGE STUDENT in elect. ener. wants
part-time work after pm. holds COM
DAIRY HELPER-Vet 20. married gradu-
ate school of agriculture, some dairy expe-
rience, wants job on dairy near Washing
On: Write details. Box 92-D, Star. los
DENTIST. veteran, much experience, Mary
land license. desires position, full time.
EIECTRTCAL H MECHANIC, % years ex-
perience construction maintenance; capable
assuming complete responsibility, builder
or property management. Box 4Bd-C
Star TO-
EX-ARMY CAPTAIN would like public re-
lations, writing or promotion work., well
iitical, economic, military and veterans
Affairs. Box 116-D. Star.
EXPERIENCED night man wants work.
switchboard. Phone Do. oS53.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
PERSONAL.
PICTURE TAKEN for all occasions, any
time. day or night. Call US for prices ano
other details. ELKAY PHOTOGRAPHERS

PICTURE TAKEN for all occasions, any
time, day or night. Call US for prices ano
other details. ELKAY PHOTOGRAPHERS
"Krebs" AID 1883 12s
CORSET HOSPITAL-Foundation and gir.
dies repaired at nominal prices. zippers re-
placed shoulder straps, garters and bonings
renewed. new garments now on sale. DOR
NE CORsETs., 1921 14th st. NV. Tivoi
NURSES AVAILABLE-Need nurse?
Proof Of qualifications including reliabil.
tx and ecieney At aIos nngsst 2
and reliable, ,40-55 yrs. active, energetic,
sales management or executive exper. for
perm. position of responsibility with small
well known and established Catholic Arm.
Salary $50. Genuine opportunity and prof
liable prospect. Apply for appointment,
Stating age. exper.. educ. and earliest date
available All replies strictly confidential.
January saS GsRTf Gle CLEARANCE of foundations
ap 3 to to 4os; nationally advertised garments
included DOR-NE CORSET SHOP, 1921
l4th ST. NV. tTivoli Bldg.).
Wright. II you are in need Of loar 10 to
SLIP COVERS. DRAPERIEs. co: $500
Bedspreads, use your fabric; 5-day de.
livery. pAIGNEAULT, Decorators.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN, famil,
groups, etc, BY REPUTABLE concern. II
your home Or our studios. CHEVY CHASE
STUDIO. OR. 2012.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
PERSONAL Cont. J

PARSONS COUNTRYWIDE, SCHOOL. =
modern day. boarding school for chill
d1sR tTSn fafnses t2 IL sfafs from sd any nas
nEs De- Ssorsis sTs from
sssE sfsf5s 70 .89 5fh sis 2b is s 81;
s.ai ssSs sss A ssg sy is a:T
ss5Is sgIek i .pI ssal Zee Or IA, GsPy sa1s, M
maze It modest pross in naDs Your Pe Rons
9S1 WXSTEbs ap 2Sih iicfets e Boston @ ssmpbony
fSneeE S ea MR GfnsIfa5a%SRN sRo%N fa 81 5a JAM
FEEL BETTER after frst treatment or no
,ss rs ses fss ss Das sna sehss srf aas
ments.- Also relief from aching, swollen
snce, sfss in inch charge. 81. aes5. ~
s PEN uSsHUs SAH5s sEAu42 d 4s2s'9BS2 96sR e
RHoro fS 0s 81 YoUR 81 e BaBY m YOU yoa home Is
these lovely natural pictures in your childs
own environment. For appointments. can
HO. ago. day or evening
VACANCY IN PRIVATE GUEST HOME for
tray service; rel; Phone RA; 9l43;
be urse-housekeeper for three months II
Florida, am professional mother WITH
= small boys, ages ] and A you should
be experienced and have references. like
and understand children. Good salary
with liberal time OF and expenses paid.
Call co. 1899 between 8 and 2 pm.
DAY CARE for colored children by expert
enced mother; hot lunches provided. AT.
0I93.
sEMIPRIvATE ROOM and ward in nursing
home for elderly people; tray service. Can
SALESMAN wants use Of unlimited dial
phone, one-party line. Write Box lOl-D,
Star 13s
VETERAN starting anew: painter: interior
and exter., kitchen, bathrm;: spscialties.
pREssMAkisG EIsf sSasfss AND Alt IAnLsTERATIoNs also
restlying, centrally located. Equipped for
prompt service at moderate prices. ,SpsS1A
attention to bridal parties. LEA ENGEL
lilo r St. NV, Room 20. Telephone Ex-
PIANO INSTRUCTION. beginnins. and .d-
GEoRorTo%S ej5 GEoR 1S5SS'i STUDIO OF MUSIC ID.
MIInDDLE-AGED MoTHER. willing to keep
house and share expenses for place 70
live with my two employed sons inst out
of service; will need two bedrooms; capsole
of managing nice nome; desire 70 I've
not too far from Du Pont Circle; rel
erences exchanged Call ME. 5162-
SLIPCOyERS, professionally tailored,
work guaranteed: upholstered furniture
beautifully shampooed in your home Dl.
RADIO ENTERTAINMENT GUARANTEED
If your radio is fixed by Tommy. MT.
PLEASANT APPLIANCE CO. Ap. 65Z3.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
SITUATIONS MEN tcont.,

FORMER ARMY OFFICER desires to man
a., sEe @ cScktail lounge % or restaurant, or com.
yrs exper. buying food, etc: native
Of p. G.: univ, graduate Have many
helpful !, ideas on how excellen. place cater
Can show you profits Let's 20 into bust
ness; you provide financial backing. best
refs. refs furn:: salary plus commission. Box
GEoRGfx Tech. GRAD, industrial man
sgement sx.nayAs1 81 aViator' desires con-
JANiToR. 'H ! yrs 7Vs exD.. 'sil colored; young
sS'& ss5s s'' ,.r
over forty years experience, Address
+ 1aos g Macarthur blvd. washinston, q. 49,
MAN: colored. exper., desires poaition as
travel. Write BENNY 1905 Potomac
MAN, experienced, panamanisn. desires a
position with some firm desiring an honest
man as . foreman or supervisor. Have
paekins Of slassWare. Etc, " warehouseman. IAN
write P, o. Box 5173. Washington 10,
MECHANICAL ENGINEER. young veteran.
college grad. with two years experience in
production and research work with large
Eastern manufacturer; desires engineer-
ing or associated work. Call GE. o0s5.
OFFICE MANAGER-Am not expert ad :
ministrator, hishest-type accountant. non--
head or al-tradeS am III lust sfNas. de-
pendable, loyal. hard-working young man
with, 13 yrs. once managerial exper, in
college GRADUATE good knoweldse of Wash.
pq5asS ERsoNaB9H h9H S9Se s6P s'sF MAN 10,
sires position as salesman; experienced in
engineering. Appreciate interview Boy
pPHofo2RAPHER, experienced commercial.
ADVERTISING night club: age "a; available
RESTAURANT MANAGER, 32, eight years
erences. thorough knowledge food cost
and control, meets public well. good
volume builder; available February first:
POSSIBLY fT invest st. % Box 1853 stan l6 nay
VET, 20, attending GI school, allowed to
snds work e hrs p per week nights or Geek
VETERAN desires Y07 work; to 10 pm,
Monday through Saturday; GOOD tyIast;
highly adaptable. Reply E. A. LENzNER,
VETERAN attending st local school desires
part-time work as bookkeeper or account
ing eerk. with cPA firm; 4 yrs. exper;
sle5ki sd 9; S. Army finance dept. Box
SALESMAN SALES AM as, Capt. U. s. A., 5 VI Yrs
bus exp, yrs; managerial and exec.
YOUNG VETERAN, 90. married. desires
job with future; ONCE exp; can drive
heavy duty trucks. etc. Box 14s-D, star
WILLING WORKER. conscientious, an
honest, sober. steady, settled man. desires
wtn aaaed e rets
and maintaining the good viii OF the pub
ity. IT, habits and and personal character. Would
appreciate a personal interview. Box
I5s-D, Star. H.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING. Bookkeeping. statistics
ss Ssaftlng tg ssPsrt work to be done at h0me
cHAPERoN YOUR CHILDREN during day,
evening". Or week ends. Lincoln ,177s,. IL
DREsSMAKING, design, remod., altera-
tons: Eve. gowns a speciality; .reas. MISS
ELEVATOR GIRL colored, small apt
ss ssisshpS1rd: %a IA IS hours, sss weekly refs.
EXPERT sTENoGRAPHER, bookkeeper,
secretary, correspondent, penman: finest
references. Box 246-C. Star. IL
GIRL. II, colored, wants Job after school,
GIRL, colored, would like to have Job
waitress. counter gjTl, cashier or sewing
Tesf 4 SKsE xts csrs os
yalescent. IS per day. Cali MI. 1880, Apt.
612 after 8 pm
SECRETARY. college education, 10 years
exp, with executive; permanent; 5-day
aasE AZ saisTf sTEsoGkAPaEk eH asa expert
s1sssnt eEsaff NO ess
keeping, available immediately. Phone
81 s sTEs 6sT aSIG star
eomnereial: cspabis q responsibiiity; $50
part-tme work Can MRS. MILLAR.
MA 112o. or Falls Church 2S33-W-
TRAINED PRACTICAL NURSE, gcelored.
availableF DU. 6229 any ting, 46s,
TYPISE desires work 70 be d0nss at home
viii call for and dearer: Glknssss Ssst5
WAvEA4Hon. discharged. college esaduate
above average. personable. anxious ss
settle Kfth perm. job that offers TeapensE
bility. TO capable and sincere Ssoonf
womaa. Would appreciate and Justify trns
and confidence. Box 11S-D, Star.
WOMAN, young. white, will clean apt. anS
prepa res evening meal for busineSswoma In
twho will temporarily share nice home ol
apt. with. woman and small child. Du
WOMAN, young-I want a Job with ar
established periodical desiring to expand
its advertising or, circulation. Renuire 4
free hand in my dept but assure respect
sll co-ooeration Good all-arounf newS-
woman exp; in edit. and makeup. but pre-
fer promotional side. Please state salary
or proposition. Box IT'D, Star.
YOUNG LADY texperiencedl. desiring to
travel. would like position as secretary
social or business-to interested party.
Write giving details. Box 1850. Star. IL
Evening star., 1946-01-10
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

HAIR STYLING BEAUTY CULTURE-Li-
Jan. 10th, UPsHER BEAUTY COLLEGE
Rnay $93 Spih pIa Il AND rhSRf A 4s2 s
Specialist in voice culture. organ, diction,
public speaking. Michisan 1851. Ia
pare today. THE cIV1L SERVICE PRE-
PARATORY SCHOOL, 1913 14th NV
MI. 955S. 10s
20 lessons Professional teacher and musi-
clan can accept a limited number of ad-
ditional pupils. Will guarantee that you
will play popular music in 20 lessons.
Course consists of sight reading, improvis-
ing, harmony and theory. MR.. NEWMAN,
1706 G st. NV. ME. 400 or RA. $500.
plane, architectural. Prepare for your
postwar work now. Send for descriptive
catalogue. Box 155-D Star,
Evening star., 1946-01-10
MOTOR TRAVEL,

LEAVING about Jan. IS for Miami, Fla.
can car accommodate 5 or people. Call AL
DRIVING TO MONTGOMERY. Ala.-Leav-
ing Sunday, take three. r. w. CAYLOR
s!1 Mt. Vernon pl. NV. II.
LADY DRIVING TO DEL RAY, FLA, 9th
of January. wants . or 3 passengers q
male driver).. to share expenses. Cali TR
ZOO days: AT. SS42 evenings.
CALF, Southern route; experienced driver
and wife: take couple only, ! way or round
refs; exchanged WA, 5a17.
DALLAS HOUSTON via Memphis; vet. and
wife desire 3 passengers; Al Olds; leaving
Friday night, Jan. IL. DI. 421o, Ext: 404
IL.
LEAVING FOR L. A.. Calf, Jan. 18th,
Sat; share expense, drying. Adams 2O31,
MR.. RHODES H.
CAR, leaving for California Friday morn
ing, room for four; share exp. Phone NO
1892.
DRIVING TO MIAMI Sat, Jan. II, like to
have one person, assist driving. Please
LEAVING FOR NEBR. Friday via St. Louis,
Omaha: need passengers: AZ Chevrolet
Box SAD, Star.
WASH BALTIMORE and return, gentle
man seeks daily round-trip auto transp
MI. 1915 after 6:45 pm.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS clerks, receptionIsts; select po-
sitions. No charge unless placed: top sal
aries, Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
Est. II yrs.l 1911 6 st. MA 2114
Evening star., 1946-01-10
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS poMEsIIc.

COUPLE want job on farm, man for out
ide work, woman for houseWork; refer
noes. Box 463-C. Star. 10.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
nNLP MEN and WOMEN tco,,. +,

ESQ TO $50 A .wEEK-Durinr fa45 We
I weeks vacation Apply l033 Conn. ave.
THE NATIONAL ACADEMY of Broadcast
$ng needs office help In exchange for tut
tion. Call DE 3o6S
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
TRINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Friedel en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. G. l.. Friedel of near Sea-
lord and their supper guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Robinson of
Church Creek, Md, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert CondOw of Georgetown and
Mrs. Will COndOw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry WalStOn, Carl
Walston and son, Henry visited re-
latives at Concord, Delaware on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walker and family in Phila.
Miss Lula Bradley and William
Hastings of Wilmington spent the
week end with his mother, Mrs
Della Hastings and family.
Mrs. Luther Rust. Carlton and
Irene Rust were dinner guests ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Parker al
Georgetown on Sunday. They alsC
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Day
near COkesbury.
Miss Martha Brown spent las
week end with her father in Viii
mingtOn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Outten ant
children. Louise and Everett o
near Greenwood were Dime
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dill
on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15

them to be taken out to the InSti-
tute by the Red Cross Motor Corps
During the past year 33l child
rem in the state clinics were fitted
with braces and shoes, and 1875 y
Rays were ordered in the down
state hospitals, with 337 more be-
ing done at the NemOurs Founda-
ton. The State Board of Health and
the Foundation work very closely
together on the needs of crippled
children in the state. \emOurS ac-
cepts children up to l6 years of age
and older ones go to a Wilmington
hospital or the University of Penn
sylvania Hospital.
DR.. Winthrop NJ. Phelps of Balti-
more, the State Board of Htalth S
cOnsultant in cerebral palsy, is
we'll known i'll this field and serves
as ConSultant to state agencies and
private hospitals in 10 states He
will be at the New Castle County
clinics on June 9Th and the Dover
and Sussex clinics on June 9th fOl
examination of cerebral palsy pat
tents.
The Boards medical social work
er. Miss Eunice Usher, is assisting
with the problems of the crippled
children who are of school age ot
which there are about So at the pre-
sent time.
Public health nurses. of course
include the work of crippled chill
dren in their generalized nursin!
program all over the state.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
PARKING

Perhaps I'll find a place to park
In the daylight or the dark
|. can never be a saint
Until the city runs out of paint.
All the Curbs | see are red
I'll keep my thoughts within my
head
As | fume and sweat and stew
Wondering what | have to do.
The $3.50 jolt does not appeal
AS | am run down at the heel
| need my bucks for ham and eggs
I'll hitch my car and use my legs.
AS ! lug my cheese and crackers
I'll try TO save those five Smackcrs
BY hitching up in the parking lot
And keep my car off that hot spot
Joseph b. Jeffcris
Milford. Del.
March II. 1916.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
WIDE CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S
PROGRAM HAS BEEN SET
Up IN DELAWARE
Continued from First Page)

Georgetown. and Lewes, while the
NemOur's Foundation clinics are
all conducted at the Institute locat
ed on ROckland Road near Will
mingtOn. People residing in New
Castle go to NemOurs.
In discussing the crippled child
ren's program in detail Dr. Knight
pointed out that many conditions
are listed under the title of Grip
pied" and that they range from
poliOmyelitis to cleft palate or
harelip. among them also being
cerebral palsy, OsteOmyelitis. ric
kets, flatfoOt, club feet. and scolio-
sis abnormal curvature of the
Spine).
1t was emphasized that early care
of many of these conditions may
help the child to return to normal
and avoid the life of cripple. For
instance, babies born with club
feet. if given special care very ear
ly by the OrtheOpedic surgeon, may
he aided to have their feet grow
into normal position and walk as
we'll as other children. In some
cases this is being accomplished
by very light weight magnesium
SplintS.
DR.. Irving Finn. OrtheOpediC
cOnsultant surgeon for the Grip
pied Children's Service. has just re-
turned from Army service abroad
and again heads the Boards state
program. In his absence the work
has been directed by Dr.. David J
King, member of the staff of the
NemOurs Foundation, who will con
tinue to assist Dr.. Finn with the
program.
The next Crippled Children,
clinics scheduled in the state are
March 19-Seaford, Clinic Bldg.
North and Poplar SITS, 10 a. m.
March 19-MilfOrd, Milford Me
mortal Hospital. p. m.
April Georgetown. SUISSE,
County Health Unit, South Bedfort
Street. 10 a. m.
April 2-Iewes, Clinic Bldg. |,
West Third ST.. 2 y. IN.
April 16-Dover, Kent Count.
Health Unit. Ala S. State St, !
a. m. and > p. NJ.
NemOurs Foundation conducts
clinic every Friday afternoon at
O'Clock at the Institute, and ever
Wednesday morning from 9 to II
foot clinic is held at the same place
Those who have no transportatio
may contact the WilmingtO
Health Center. Sth and Orange ST
and arrangements may be made fC
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop If
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford to take a chance with anymedi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right to the seat Of the
trouble to help loosen and eXpel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and hea1raw, tender, inflamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
creoSote bySpecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle OF Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way it quickly allayS the cough, per-
mitting rest and sleep, or you are to
have your money back. (Adv)