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Milford chronicle., 1946-08-09
OVERLOOK

Mrs. Susie Davidson and grand
son. Mr. Albert Davidson and Mrs.
Lydia Richards spent the week end
IL Westville. y. j.. and Phila.. visit
ing their relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Chappeii
and daughter, Betty and Miss Gale
White were dinner guests of MI.
and Mrs. James Hastings at Eeho-
both Beach on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Frazier and
Mrs. Bertie PaCkett all OF Washing
ton. ID. c. spent the week with Mr..
and Mrs, John W. Houston. Mrs.
O ouSton returned home with them.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Davidson and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Truitt and children all motOred to
Rochester Beach and spent the iay
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dorman Robin
son spent Sunday with friends near
Georgetown
&lr and Mrs. James Lowe. Jr.. OF
Philadelphia are spending their va
cation at their summer home her.
Mrs. Estella Johnson and sister
Mrs. Minnie Davidson and grand
children attended the Pepper Re
union which was held at Trappt
APond on Su1Nay.
Mrs. cora rruitt and daughter
Miss Leah spent Tuesday with Mrs
Truitts mother, Mrs. Martin o
CoOlspring
Mr. and Mrs. William a. Greer
spent Thursday with Mrs Green,
sister. Mr. and Mrs. George Work
man, Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-09
NEWS FOR VETERANS

q How can a veteran get as
sistance with his Unemployment
problems?
y The veteran may consult a
veterans employment representa-
tive in a local office or in the state
central office OF the employment
service. local services organiza-
lion. a school or a community Vet
Grams center.
q Ii a veteran is unable to find
work. where can he obtain specific
information concerning unemplov-
mcut allowances?
4 Inquire al The public en-
plOymcMt office Or the office of the
Unemployment compensation agen-
cy in the state or territory in which
the veteran resides.
g Are there any penalties in
case the veteran accepts readuSt-
mrnt allowances To which he is not
entitled?
\ Any veteran who knowingly
accepts an allowance to which he
Is not entitled shall be Ineligible
40 receive further rtadjustmcnt al
Iowauccs Also. the law provides
lor time and Imprisonment for any
one who iraudulcntly obtains pay
mcut or makes a false statement
in order rO cause allowances To be
issued under the act.
q Does n veteran who is par
tally unemployed have right to
reimbursement allowances?
\ Yes. veteran who works
less thau his normal number OF
hours and who. receives less than
So per week should inquire at the
nearest public employment otiic,
OF the state unemployment com
ptusuJIon agency as to his eligibil
ity for partial readjustment allow
dNCeS.
q tam a veteran have loan
guaranteed or insured to buy Ol
construct more than single-tam
lily home?
\ Yes. but one veteran canno
get II guaranteed OF insured loan
to buy or build more than -four
family home If more than one vet
eran is buying. then the basic -four
family home is allowed for tn
group and this may be increase,
by one additional family unit 10
each veteran participating, thu
TWO veterans can buy or build
SiX-family home. three veterans
scven-family home. etc.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-09

Complete with G. cord large Z"
stand -ss" adjustable copper
tip - 100 watt - Underwriters
Approved.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-09
TRINITY

Ah Edward MalOl of Washing
ton. ID. G. has been spending few
days with his brother, Hugh Martin
and Mrs Martin here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hastings
and daughter. nean Ann. Mrs. Della
Hastings ana Hiss Grace Hastings
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs William Meredith and family
near fredericksburg. Miss Peggy
Meredith who had been visiting
Jean Hastings accompanied them
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walston.
Carl Waston and son, Henry spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Parker in Bridgeville.
Ernest Warrington. age Ga years
PASSED away at his home here late
Sunday afternoon. August 4th after
a lingering illness. Funeral SER
vices We're held at the home on
Nednesday, August 9TH at p. m.
IN charge of Rev. James O'Nein.
pastor of Trinity Methodist Church.
lnterment at Brid2eville Cemetery.
Acting pall-bearers We're his close
friends and neighhOrS. Earl White.
linton Hastings. Frank t'riedel,
Carl WalstOn. John Hastings. and
Harold Kinder Besides his wife,
Fila Carey Warrington. he is sur
Vlved by one son. Samuel Warning
ton, two grandchildren. EXerett and
Joyce Warrington. and two broth
erS. Otis T. Warrington of Bridge
Vile and Harvey f. Warrington oi
this place. Mr.. Warrington had
spent his entire life in this commu-
nifty. and had resided on the farm
where he died for the past forty.
four years.
Mrs. Florence Wright o
fredericksburg spent the week en-,
with her daughter, Mrs. Leon
Nheatley and Mr. Wheatley.
So Mrs. IOm Nelson spent the weel
end with her sisters in Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Russell ant
three children spent Sunday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dill
and mother.
Paul Winsate and two childrcl
OF Salisbury were dinner guests o
MIR. and Mrs. John Hastings on SAT
Grday.
Miss Irene Rust. daughter of Nh
and Mrs. Luther Rust is i'll at thi
writing.
Misses Charlotte White and Maj
tia Brown spent Sunday with Mis-
Marllyn Grown near Greenwood.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-09

Mrs Mary Aydelott who has been
i'll for some time is not 50 we'll at
this writing
Mrs. Alice West OF the West
Homestead had aS guest 4 few
days last week her sister Mrs.
Mary Holt. ON "Wednesday She en-
tertained besides Mrs. Holt. her
sister. Mrs Theodore Evans and
their brothers. Clinton Qnillen 10
. family reunion dinner.
Rey and Mrs. +, l.. Bennett and
little son. Donald of Christield. Md.
were Thursday night guests of Mn.
and Mrs. William II. Murray. sun
DAY evening guests with the NGr-
rays We're Nh and Mrs G.. Carl
Richards. Mr.. and Mrs Woodrow
Murray and George p. Townsend
and SON. Victor.
Billy Townsend has a 10 day
leave Of absence from the Ii2htship
and is spendins it at home with his
parents, Mn ana Mrs. c. Z. Town
send Their son Jack. has been in
Wilmington tor Il week.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles " Steele
and children. Ralph. Henrietta and
Wayne. left Saturday morning tol
their home AT McrchuutNiilr. \. j.
after spending a week ahon4 thtil
people. They Were accompanied Il
Nerchantyllle hy Mn. ana Mrs
Charles T. hudson ol Omar. VII,
will spend week With tie Stecles
Mrs. clay Williams and sons Lon
and Willard Of Upper Darhy, Pa
spent Il week with thrir grand
mother Mrs Sadie Williams capt
Williams came down on Satutd;C
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-09

icer to conduct the election and
perform such other duties as may
be necessary in holding a primary
election by authority OF law ana
rules of the party.
In the Third Convention District
the delegates and alternates shall
be- chosen on Saturday. August IL.
1916. i'll accordance with the rules
OF the Kent County Republican
Committee. The saiG County Com
mittee shall designate the places
for holding the said election. name
the election officers TO conduct The
election. and have authority in all
other matters necessary Tor the
purpose OF holding such election.
In the Fourth Convention Dis
trict the delegates and alternatrs
shall be chosen ON Saturday, Au-
gust ~. 1916. in accordance with
the rules OF the Sussex County Re
publican Committee. The said
: County Committee shall designate
the places for holding the said
election. name the election officers
to conduct the election. and have
authority in all other matters
necessary for the purpose of hold
ing such election.
Upon closing the polls the clcc-
tion officers shall publicly count
the votes east. make Il ctrtltcat
of the result OF the election IN th'l
primary district III triphcd'e.
In the First Convention District
aud Second Convention District
one of the certificates shall be
tionS to the chairman OF the New
Castle County Republican FXecu-
tive Committee. one shall be de
livered by the Inspector To tn,
elected delegates and alternate,
and the other certificate shall be
mailed forthwith To the Sccretal!
OF the Republican State Commit
tee. p. O. Box 800. Wilmington
Delaware.
In the Third convention Distric
one OF the certificates shall he de
livered or mailed forthwith to tn
Chairman of the Kent County Re
publican Committee, one Certiiicat
shall be delivered by the nspcctO
OF elections To the elected dele
gates and alternateS and the Uthc
, certificate shall he mailed forth
, with to the Secretary of the Re
publican State Committee, +. {
Box 800. Wilmington. Delaware.
In the Fourth Convention bis
: trict one of the certificates sha
be delivered or mailed forthwith
To the Chairman OF the SUISSE
| County Republican Committee, on
! certificate shall be delivered by In
> inspector of elections to the clrcte
\ delegates and alternatcs and TN
; other certificate shall be maile
+ forthwith to the Secretary of III
Republican State Committcc. +.
t Box 965. Wilmington, Delaware.
ISAAC r. BROWN. Chailma
" Republican State Conmiltc
!; Attest.
II SMILEY KING. Secretary
u Republican State Committee
Dated this 2Hth day of
; June. \. ID. 1916. az
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-09
Call For Republican
State Convention

A State Convention OF the Re
publican Party OF the State OF Del
aware. will be held at Dover, Del
aware. on Wednesday, August IA,
1916, at eleven O'Clock. Daylight
Saving Time. for the purpose OF
nominating candidate for the OIL
flee of United States Senator for
a full term OF six years beginning
January 3. 1947. candidate for
the office of Representative from
the State OF Delaware in the eigh-
tieth Congress OF the United States.
candidate for the office of AttOr-
ney General. candidate for the
Office of Insurance Commissioner.
d candidate for the office OF State
Treasurer. a candidate for the office
of Auditor of Accounts. and for the
purpose of transaCting Such other
business as may properly come be
fore said Convention.
The Convention shall consist oI
one hundred and sixty l60D dele
gate votes appOrtiOned among the
several Convention districts. as
follows: Forty (40D delegate votes
from the First Convention District
City of Wilmington; thirty-eight
t3S) delegate votes from the Sec
ond Convention District Rural
New Castle County: forty t4oD del
egate votes from the Third Con-
vention District Kent County;
forty-tWo t42D delegate votes from
the Fourth Convention District
Sussex County.
The said delegates shall be ap-
pOrtiOned among the several ward:
in the City OF Wilmington III ac
cordanCe with the rules and praC
tices of the First District Rcpubli
can Committee. in Rural New
Castle County in the same proper
tiOn as to representative dlStrlct
as prevailed in the election of del
e9ateS to the last State Convention
and in Kent and Sussex Countie!
i'm the same manner as was done
in the election of delegates Il
previous State Conventions. Their,
SNAIL dlSO w all tIltl lldN' lOl ttN
delegate accredited to the Seycra
convention districts. who shal
serve in the absence of said dele
cate.
The election of said delegate
and alternates shall be conducte
in the following manner:
In the FIRST Convention DistriC
the delegates and alternates sha
be chosen ON Saturday. August II
= 1916. in accordance with the la
: and in compliance with the rule
= Of the New Castle County Republ
can Committee. The County Exec
utive Committee shall designat
!. the places for holding the said eleC
!. ton. name the election officers
conduct the election and pertOrl
> such other duties as may be neCe'
sary in holding primary electio
, by authority of law and rules ,
the party.
: In the Second Convention hi
f trict the delegates and alternate
4 shall be chosen on Saturday, Al
! gust 10. 1916. in accordance VII
;, the law and in compliance with Il
> rules of the New Castle COun
Republican committee. The Cou
,r ty Executive Committee shall de
ii ignate the places for holding 4
N said election, name the election {
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-09

keen a fine program before the
school. one of the surprises las'
SUNDAY was duet by Grafrft Der
rickson and Pats0 conn. lne
church attendance has almost dou-
Mod and many new and substan-
tinl members have been added to
,Mhn M chnrrb There will be all day
meatinss in this church on sun
dav Seutember / Good music and
..imo;no and prominent speakers
will be heard.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-09

Positive acting ratchet per.
mits rotation of blade to anv
~ degree cutting angle.
bbyhiamlcally balanced. Plastic
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-09

We have a complete line of
archery equipment, including
adult and junior sets, Quivers,
arrows, targets, target faces
and tripods. Shop here and
save money.
Evening star., 1946-07-21

CoLORED-I2 HOUSES. immediate. sale.
701 7th st. n.e.-7-room corner brick;
newly painted 3 separate apts.; owner to
UreioIo Inssal oil Ap heaf ifos terms Cali Mr. Aus'
rms, SIS semidet MD o. brick, iee' Colonial porch
Call Mr. Peruzzi. FIR; 17os. o,
now rented as roomeg hey heHse good come
mpereisl; possession. Call Mr.. Vallario' HI
I53 18TH St; s,s;: possession; 1st e9R. com.
Colonial front porch. hardwood floors, full
eease3- h;-yh; metal garage sedsPPo dePPosit'
tapestry brick, 2-family fiat; entrances,
oil h;.wh.; easy terms for good location.
Upper i4th s. on Belmont roads, sep:
arate apis. and Easements. with With very very
igs living dining bafbs 5mf ~sn sdreened nTe
oil h, " h.; $1,000 cash. Call Lecsssne,
- M ! Across IS from Dunbar Hish school: 2:siorya; ~
8 rms. bath ca 4 bargain on today's
brick; &c Colonial front porch, full base;
owner to install oil heat; low Gas cash pay
Ist commercial. mr. sth and H sts. ne
days market s1o,750. cal Mr.. Foley
Mr.. 1st and w sts n.w.-only, 3 sub
stantial 9-rm. brick remains unsold: price
Possession Call Mr.. Carpenter, RA. S556.
H ST. nr. 1st st. n.w.-lst commercial:
3-story brick: owner must sell. What il
your offer? Call Mr.. LeCesne, ME. 1871;
609-611 Eye st, NE 6-rm. bricks:
h.-wh.: 2-story double brick, garage In
rear: balance 1St trust, Sg975; price,
SIS, $50; 800 cash. Call Mr.. Vallsrio.
HI 16S4-M. URICOLO REALTY CO., ME.
Evening star., 1946-07-21

Mr.. CATHEDRAL MANSIONS-Ideally To-
Gated nr. shopping center, transp, etc;
6-rm.. Wardman-built semidetached brick.
2 baths. lge. lot. oil heat: priced to sell on
Urciolo, AID 1103
Brookland-lst commercial. 1918 18th
base laund ta taays ihfa oii 0atn Len iol lot
VIII sell today on terms. Call Mr.. Peruzzi,
FIR. 170S.
3625 18th ST. n.e-Vacant. move right
in with deposit: attractive 6-rm. home
bath. full base, screened porches, long
yard. garage: nr. schools and transp. Open
today. to d pm. Call Corneiia Whitney,
AT. s603. URCIoLo REALTY co. ME-.
Evening star., 1946-07-21

OODRIDGE-BungaIow, rms, Just of
r. !. ave; must be seen to be appreciated.
everything 1905 from basement to roof.
1,rm. det. house, new oil furnace, beau
tiful fireplace. 2-car garage, nice lot. =
blocks from shopping center.
9-rm. det. house. chestnut finish, new
oil furnace, lge.. lot. nice shade, built-in
nice income also. Cali Mr. Kretsinger,
MI 0212. VIM H. BOAZE. 34OS 18th ST.
n
Evening star., 1946-07-21

LOOK, REAL BARGAINS-lO rooms,
bath, all modern improvements; 900 block
Tea st. NV.
Two g rooms and bath, frame dwell
ings with about $4,000 square feet of
20 apartments; located in a rapidly de-
veloping community; electricity. water,
1900 block Benning I'd se For par
ticulars call ROBERT L. EVANS. Ma. 1850.
Evening star., 1946-07-21
HOUSES FOR SALE

COLORED-l1th AND COLUMBIA rd. NV,
--9-unit apt. bldg. fully detached; excel.
lent commercial value. Mr.. CARTER,
DU. 5517, MI. 20S0. -23
BLOCK OF sth ST. NV.
- rms. bath. brick garage: priced to sell
Only $3.50, on terms PROVIDENr
REALTY CO, 1455 P st. NV. MI. SS45.
Open until o pm. -22
CoLoRED-HoME AND INCOME. 9th
and N s.w.-2h-story, corner brick apt.
house, furn; 1st A., 3 rms and bath:
vacant Ind f., !, rms. and bath. 3rd H.,
2 rms; oil heat. rear yard Priced right.
Ewes and Sun, call CO. 8573, METZLER
REALTORS. 1106 Vermont ave. NV. DI.
$500
CoLoRED: VACANT, 1900 blk 3rd St:
semidetached. Z r. tile b., fireplace in liv.
rln,, porches. full bsmt, oil heat; $4,000.
VAcANT0Nr. Capitol, s r., b.. h.-w.h.,
finished bsmt., complete home $1,000,
cash 81 500.
VACANT-Nr Warder and Princeton,
cleverly appointed home. 8 T.. b. h.-w.h.
eeStsoes' eSSoe JOHN afss MuRcH1soa, RE- ss ssa
Sun, RA 49S8.
CoLORED-BARGAIN - Corner Half and
G SITS. sw, known as 701 "a st sw; 4
family brick building. renting for SL,S24
yeaf; priced S11,750
S03 Delaware ave sw.: house with lot
adjoining, rents for S472 per year; priced
$3.50. MICHAEL WALSH g. sen, new
address. 121l Eye st. NV. RE. s2s2'
ewes, co. $3.50. %
Evening star., 1946-07-21

1909 BUCHANAN ST. N.W-Living room.
dining room, sun room. kitchen, inciosed
back porch and pantry, GE refrigerator
Majestic stove, bedrooms and bath; l.
car det gar. gas heat. Shown by appt.
only.
800 block 18th st ne.-6 rooms and
bath, in good condition; Lear garage:
@ shown bS appt on HAIRY T
OLIKER CO, 1104 Vermont ave. Ma
Evening star., 1946-07-21

LARGE CORNER. 1O-room. 2h-bath
house, near 14th and Shepherd; substantial
down payment required.
roo So4 o.ock Gi kansaS chs ave; h~;1--fn
garage; exceptionally large rooms; reason
able down payment and terms.
1900 Block Franklin st. n.e.-Beautiful,
rooms. garage: possession in 80 days;
rea Sonable down payment required.
We also have few houses that may be
used as home plus an income reducing
properly. For further information on
these and a few others call US Immediately
F. NJ. BELLO REALTY CO., For Better
Deals and Better Service" d. 1894
Open today from l to 3, weekdays until
Evening star., 1946-07-21

NER, 1404 l. st. NV" MA. So3o. Sun.
coLoRED-s1,eo 900 DOWN, priced s7.ss5:
large rooms, especially the kitchen; hen a-car
6oIosEpN hsw ho0fE AZ GaRbENs
Large detached brick home. nine rooms,
ag m Saes awens cfsns ve as sarass
ton BY appointment. No brokers. CAN
west location 6-room semidet. brick:
seDaE nat aaIgon om a hS pss
SoLoRE6-coRNER S5 SaEE2; LOCATION, 10 rms,
Sasas bAREs sa1s oil hea 7'Sa 6H S4ndts5 y5s5
coLoRED- -a20o BLOCK of lst St. nv
eoLokfbseoo BLocR sr p RE iis5 e5's S.
IS rms, bath, garage, full basement; posS.
b7 VIZ settIsnes5 or bE s55s Call MR. BAKER, MI
coIoREp&NaaR Col ri y; EAR 18th and S sts. NV
dt1n 5ms a Hah MR apsG nakHh FL heat nj s99d $685.
CoIoRED-NEAR 18th and sts. NV
dItpn rms 6aths M5 auso Of heat seod con-
c6LoRRS-NEwroN cei Ss2Hi pL. N.w.-e rms,
aaa9 e hest hfTeTPSa NJ 9o!s s5 tY base
CoLoRED-NEAR 7th and Corcoran SITS;
ng-7 apis. apis, $3.29o annual income. Call
eeLoRkDlsoo e5 RAHs iasS RIooR x BE- 81 se's g.
II rms, baths: good location for tour
ist or rooning house. Call MR.. PETTY,
CoLoRED-MoRsE ST. N.E.-s rms,
auto, oil heat, hardwood floors, 1 1s baths,
full basemt., garage; good condition: pos
session with settlement. Call MR.. PETTY.
CoLoRED-11th ST. Sc, near Penn. ave.
Sale by. owner: row brick, 7 rooms, .
kitchens, hot-water heat: in good condi-
ten: terms to responsible people. R. A.
CoIoRED1s1.5oo DoWN. a Oh Goth and
Benning n.e.-6 large rooms. 2-bath brick;
Nv h. coal; yards; Al condition: con-
venient to stores and transportation; very
reasonable terms. Call til pm. week
days; Sunday 10 til g. VIM CALOMIRIS
PROPERTIES, 1912 nth st. NV. D1
COLoRED-DEANwooD bungalow for
home or BUSINESS; zoned 1st commercial:
perfectly. arranged for beauty parlor; 8
rms. full basement, "a baths; located on
lge. and beautiful lot. Call IL. 3540
cAp1FAL ead view REAlr9 gsn Ca ReatOrs shas
exclusive agents, 5001 East Capitol St
BROOKLAND-Vacant, beau
tiful detached 6-rm. home located on a
lovely lot; completely redecorated inside
and out and in perfect condition: fun
cs q $3.50 19rW e 4 Rr9f% 9s4S ~ day sandas
exclusive agents., 50o1 East Capitol ST.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
INSECTICIDES r !

$Ioo Lorvex Moth Sproy, Pint nt-------------7oe
oOe Petermon's Discovery, Quort-
3oe Block Flag Powder
81 90 DethoI with DDT, Improved
ft with 20 DDT, 1o Ounces
Bee Brond Inseetieide with DDT, Pint-------23c
3oe Petermon's Rooeh Food. 4-Ounees
Ked S!gnol Bug Dust
Sim- Insect Spray, Quort Con------49c
Sulphur Candies, 4-0unee Size----------8c
suiPhur Candles, bounce Size
ked Arrow Insect Spray, l-Ounee-
Black Flag Liquid with DD1, Pint Size-23e
Evening star., 1946-08-08
Sothoron Report Urges
Control Over Potomac
To Abate Pollution
BY james BirchfieId
Stor Sioff Correspondent

CAMP RITCHIE, Md, Aug. g.
Maryland State Senator L. Harold
Sothoron. chairman Of the Inter-
state Commission on the Potomac
River Basin, called today for in
creased activity during the coming
year by member States to abate
pollution in the Potomac Basin.
In his report at the fifth annual
commission meeting here, Senator
Sothoron told commission members
representing Virginia. Maryland,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, the
District of Columbia and the Fed
eral Government that the member
States should put into practice i'm
mediately a program for the pollu-
ton abatement that will follow the
water criteria established during
the last year by the commissions S
Technical Committee.
These criteria proposed the es-
tablishment of water purity stand
ards in the various areas of the
basin. Under these standards the
water at the heads of streams flow-
ing into the Potomac would be
maintained pure enough to drink
after chlorination. The streams in
industrial areas would be controlled
to prevent the creation of a nui-
sance
Senator Sothoron also urged the
creation throughout the basin of
regional planning groups to assist
the commission in it's pollution
abatement program. AS an example
of what can be done by these groups,
Evening star., 1946-08-08

900 tomato crop in Pennsylvania and
New Jersey.
Peter j. Manno OF the Cancellation
Service will attend a hastily called
conference with Campbell officials
and representatives of Local 80,
Food, Tobacco and Agricultural
Workers (CIO) to try to settle a
dispute involving union demands for
a closed shop and preferential hiring
In all Campbell plants.
Anthony J. Valentino, business
agent for Local 80. insisted there
could be mo compromise" and told
newsmen bluntly:
The strike begins at am. Mon
day. We spent yesterday afternoon
instructing 40 strike captains in their
duties"
Evening star., 1946-08-08
Miscellaneous, Street Floor

Miscellaneous, Street Floor
4 SLACK SETS. Were $10.95. Now $3.50
Two-piece sets. Lime. Sizes IA to Is.
COTTON SKIRTS Were Ss.9s. Now ~ $3.50
Some striped, checked. With button front. buckle.
Sizes IL to 18.
WHITE SKIRTS. Were S7.98 to S8.9S. Now $3.50
1907 wool jersey, wool shetland. Pleated or dirndl
styles. Sizes "a to 80
JOAN KENLEY BLOUSES. Were 1898. Now $3.50
Choose from cotton pique, seersucker organdy,
chambray some with round necklines jabots
short-sleeved Red. blue, rose brown stripes Sizes
80 to 80.
s24 Pr RAYoN MESH GLOVES Were 81. Now 4sc
Gauntlet style in black only. Sizes 6 to 8.
SO BITTER BLOUSES. Were $685. SIG. .sS.s Now ST.
Sheers, crepes, black nylon and striped crepes Low
neck, high ties some sequin trims. Long and short
sleeves. few in lime, white, black Junior sizes 9
to l5 Also few in 80 to 38.
10 Cotton BRUNCH COATS. Were S4sS Now $2.9s
Classic style with gathered elastic midris. Can be
used smock or beach coat. Royal wine Sizes IL
to 16
81 Cotton BRUNCH COATS. Were S5.ss. Now S3.s9
Ruf1e trimmed, square necked, in blue, pink print
Sizes IL to 20.
102 COTTON ROBES. Were $4.15. Now, S2s9
Pretty owered print robes in assorted coors Wash
able. Sizes 10 to 20.
Is COTTON JANA SHORTS. Were S3.29 Now $Iss
Two-piece striped cotton shorty pajamas. With
midrd tie-front top, and pleated shorts. Red and
white, green and white. Sizes IL to 49,
100 HALF SLIPS. Were $500 Now soc
Rayon taffeta, fagotting trim. Black and white or
red and white checks. Sizes "A to 3o
70 COTTON SKIRTS. Were $5.s5. Now $3.50
semi-dirnd style with wide waist band Green
blue, black, red with white. Sizes to 49,
Evening star., 1946-08-08

he cited the work Of the Upper
Potomac River Board at Cumber.
land. which was largely responsible
for the construction of the Savage
River dam.
Senator Sothoron said he under
stood a group similar to the Upper
Board group soon would be organ
lied in the Washington area.
The chairman asked State MEM
bers to take interest in the prob
lens of the technical commission
to improve the purity of the river
and urged greater effort to educate
the public to the need of cleaning
up the Potomac basin.
Senator Sothoron is expected tc
be reelected chairman today. The
group also was to hear reports BY