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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-23
HOUSES FOR SALINE. tce,,., ,

RIVER TERRACE-choice location: Eng
lish-type. built on nicely landscaped lot.
IN preferred and restricted residential ne.
ment, &C. heat: bean i:i iandse a
front lawn, with ornamental stone re- =.
Ta as sen. neT
9 9is9 eyes. DAvy & MURPHY. 34S5 Benz
WooDRDGE sPECIAIs-TouFist, Ice.
S corner; Sl23 South DAKOTA ave paying
hsIssts DS orch baths sase%ssie 6sst
R Rasin island GRfh ne No 4as MASSoR $SOs
coLoRED-s1,so 500 DOWN buys this g.
St; ne SURETY REALTY CO. weekdays,
eoLoEtfp@e.ssesso DOWN takes thi: I s.rm. :
T ZEE st. re- spRETY REALTY &2G !: Co. g..
c coIeRrD Elk s istt II BRICK
Lovely Lovely o-rm brick home, in one of WASH,
l ing IS, incest sections. featuring 6 lsez
REALTY coRP. sos 18th hS st. N NV, Rs.
CoLoRED-BEAUTIFuL BRICK HOME, IA
ne section near w. Va ave; 6 Ice rms,
5santlfu tile bath Colonial front porch
IN gm: r. $55l' FIRsT NATfoNAE.
3531 eoHF'' Soo loth st, NV, Re-
CoLoRED-NR. TRINIDAD AND OATES
sIs. N.E.-Colonial row brick. fine cond;
deep lot. sar; outstanding Value oef Prieea
r rlght No for S Spiek sale. FLOYD E. DAVIS
Col c9Io n: osST N.E.-Be.uti,uI six.
room brick bungalow, auto. heat, tile bath.
'ef AND 81 EYE D srs sooe as
pSmt, n.-w.h., new furnace: price reduced
G f9T s az. this wk. PECK CO.. CO. 1888 OF,
GoLoRkD-coRNER BR1cK-vscan5t--
II FL go down; Of Trinidad ave. n.e.-.5-yr-s
eondon nice s Corner o da s sase aTicE.
"a 2R T FsoFEsrSE HR NC iois
co 81 Ri e.wi g. sss s.. sE-Lse g..
tached 2-story brick; rms. and bath;
s stG1s Fo to Isl has ,oB Bosssy sns
sof6hk l CA rs1t Sos 9th st. n n:s'-.
g ST. ss s ;sss a''i hs L ''a sisE
CoLoRED-sla 10th ST. NE.-s rms,
cellar WI, oil: deep back yard: 81 900
REALTY Co. oil 9th st. NV. RE. 065Ta,
coLoRED-UNIr BLK. QUINCY PL. Ne
= rms IA baths, h.-w.c.h., full bsmt.;,
6 6ENT S ERA co; eli ssh st. NV. FL.
coLoREDE1eoo BLK. ST. MEG
rms, "a baths, h;-w:ch.. bsmt.. recrea-
ton rm.: subst. cash terms. Mr.. Gordon,
PROVIDENT REALTY CO., oil 9th st, /.
CoLoRED@NEAR LINCOLN PARK-Ate.
tractive semidet. brick. .20-ft.-wide con-
crete front porch. 8 very large rooms tiled I
bath. full basement. With oil heat. Good
ee9ms pEssd e SCI on icy
Eye St; NV. *, s4oo; ewes. dE. b7I1as
COLORED-6-ROOM stucco home, conn
pleteIly detached: spacious lawn, beautifuIs
shrubbery and trees: oil heat: house In
excellent condition, priced reasonable Cali
MRS TASBY: Il: 52la or DU. O92s. =,
1900 block Of Emerson st. ne. DU 1858, .
CLARENCE BERRY TR. 2311. Pc :
COLORED-13th AND SITS. N.E.-Fine.
Groom row brick, all large rooms: sell at
very low figure to settle estate; now va
COLORED-HALF BLOCK OFF NORTH
CAPITOL ON T ST. N.W.-s rooms, . fun
apis, 2 baths. oil heat. finished basement.
most desirable neighborhood; bargain price,
Kitchens, cox q CO. DI 4254, Ewes.
CoLoRED-coMMERcrAL. 1917 Florida.
ave. ne.--Ideal for home and business. -
MR.; REYNOLDS, DI. 2244: ewes. NO
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

TELEVIsION ENGINEER needs .2-bedroom
DsHls sR e nDoy ed in city, T. Ri
URGENTLY NEED or room unfurn
house or apt: refined family; best care
guaranteed: refs. HoLFERT at Du. 5Sa 1902.
NAVAL OFFICER. quiet. needs 3-bedroom
house unfu5n Uni sss, WIFE aged mothe5 no
AAF MAJOR. wife expecting stork). an
xious for % bedroom house, furn; prefer
Arlington, AleYandria, Falls. Church area;
nssesa @nffrss Or Mas Sn'bi
RE. 670O, Ext. $685.. 25'
YEARS RENT IN ADVANCE-Bureau Of
Standards executive needs 3-bedroom I'M
furnished apartment or house. Gil. 49,. 1922
RESPONSIBLE Govt. employe, wife, chill
dren, 3 and A. need or bedroom furn.
or unfurn; house or apt WI. es4S; 10
COUPLE desires furnished three-room apt
or house. two children, yrs, and mos;
ain to 500 Phone 1s5 No f ass4
WANTED by employed widow and son now
Or APARTMENT; Boz 34l-C, Star q.
or Va: 'G about $50. RI. 500; Ext: 4ss$7
ABOUT NOV. Is, 2 or 3 bedroom house or
apt; nice conv. LOCATION. moderate rent;
oTHRNMEY sFy RSf AssH lr staf
quires three bedroom house, Chevy Chase.
Bethesda or vicinity. Every care guaran-
teed. Phone weekdays, Elk. 1890 Ext. 800
NEED 2-BEDRooM HOUSE OR APT, I'M
f furnished; $40 maXimum; 2-sear lease op
i PGAfN c III I'M & adults and syear old
girl; need 2-3 bedroom unfurn. house or
apt, equipped kitchen; near good school.
Box 437-D, Star.
URGENT Ned. 3 bedroom house or
apartment. furnished or unfurnished. Elk.
$3.50, Ext. 3l5. 25"
NAVAL DOCTOR desires 3-bedroom house,
unfurnished; local Prince Georges . or
Montgomery County. UN. 7122. 20
RELIABLE government employe, wife, 2
children, returning to Washington. need
house or apartment by Dec. l prefer Va.
area. Call OIL. 4479. go
NV. SECTION. furnished or unfinished;
3-bedroom house, up to $3.50 per mo-: 3
in family Box ABE, Star. -25
CARPENTER and family want house or
apt Willing to make repairs or accept
maintenance work. MR.. JOINER, FIR. 60os.
WORLD BANK ofhcial needs house or
apartment. furnished or unfurnished, rent
about S1O0. Call NO. 4443. -25
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

WILL EXCHANGE, remodeled GEORGETOWN
house just completed. value $4,000, for
small house in Bethesda. Silver Spring or
MIDDLETON. RE. 1851 or WI. 1857.
I-BEDRM. HOUSE. furn. or unfurr.: Is
min. Pentagon, in Va; for similar in
Charlottesville. FA. 2O23-R. or write Box
247-E Star.
EXCHANGE 4 bedrm. modern brick home
furn or unfurn. in NV. for -bedrm. apt
F. Star -25
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

unfurnshed pseef v foyer o'h ki sno and
bath: modern restricted building; $500:
down payment, $500. balance like rent,
SSn monthly. Box 18Th, Star. --23
VETERANS OR advertisements ate
our cooperative purchase plan: for a cash
down payment of $3.50 to $3.50 a vet
or two bedrm. apt. in modern new apt.
bldg; located in an outstanding NV loca-
ton; carrying charges which include heat,
maintenance and all utilities. are only $50
to $50 monthly, for a one-bedrm. unit,
and from $50 to S75 monthly, for a two
bedrm. unit: occupancy of some units will
start about Nov. 1st. For appt. to inspect,
call MA. DIAL, FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1928 st. NV. Office open
from 9 to g. 90
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

1881 4th ST. N.W.4 rms to empl mid
dle-aged couple. excel: ref; So. So excel
trsnsp. Apply Apt. 3. RA. 1898
e14 End ST NE rooms, End floor front
After 5 pm. $3.50 mo. IA
1904 LIST ST. NV rooms. semi-pvt
bath. utilities included; available imme.
diately, $40.
UNFINISHED apartment for rent, $50
bedroom: living room. kitchen and bath
No objection to child. 2402 22nd ST. ne
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APARTMENT SITES.

2 FINE APT. HOUSE SITES, upper Conn.
ave.-Each corner with 100-ft. 'front.'
age on Conn. ave. To inspect, call WO.
1900 until pm. EDW. H, JONES g.
Attention. BUILDERS. - Large apt.
financing; nearby Md: priced at less than
SC per So It. For information. call
DREISEN- FREEDMAN, 81. 100. -27
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HOUSES UkFURNisHEp.

nonprofit orsanization modern air hs cond l.
humidified oil heat; u acre; lovely view
of river; boating privils.: good bus service;
at wellington Villa, 3 mi. below Alex; Is
Minis. to airport: S275 mo. TIE. 1881. 81
OPEN DAILY. 1 TO o P.M.-New. never
occupied, 6-rm.. | 2-bath Diet. brick: lse.
valuable lot located on Jones Bridge I'd.
Chevy Chase. Nd. End house to Conn. ave.
5-yr, lease. $3.50 monthly or will sell.
$4,000; $4,000 cash, $50 monthly
DI. $3.50. Brokers. attention! -29
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASH FOR N. T.. magnificent 2-bedrm.
apt. NV. Telephone OR 500. "a
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK-Desir-
able 2-bedrm. apt. for 2 or 3 bedrm. house
WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedrm. apt, unfur-
nished Sc, walking distance Congress.
for same or small house, GEORGETOWN,
Glover Park or Ward Circle neighborhood
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HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthwess.

Mr.. 9Th AND N sTs.-Well-cons tructsd ~
brick garage. Priced right for quick sale: -
conv terms. FLOYD z. DAVIS co, Ma >
NEAR ST. DoMINICK's PARISH. 50. 300. f,
r, bedIms.. semidetached brick; GOOD
sond E en- h y sarYS SflE e. NC i9lo ~
HOME Oh INVEsfMENT~Nr Eth and q.
sts sw-3-story. 9 lge rms. bath; Eidss''
SOUTHWEST, loo ploes 9Th ;,m2- ss. 7
eisctIicity' vacant. Price, 81 $50 To ms i
spect. call Mr.. Robey evenings. EN-. 4919s2
THOS. j. FISHER a. CO.. Realtors, DE-
ccoIoRED-s7so DOWN buys this 7-rm. :.
house. bath. gas, cleo: and h.-w.h. 30Se,
day Elk. 1914, till o. -2TT'
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.

NOW IS THE TIME to realize the most
out Of your property. We have clients
DESTROYS Of purchasing 8 to 80 unit apt.
appreciate the opportunity of being Of
service to you. Call Jimmy Dixon per-
sonally. MI. ALL; ewes, no. 2343. "a
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

Andrews FIELD OFFICER needs 2-3 bed
room, Turn. or unfurn.. apt. or house, near
school. Call HI. 800. Ext. 2105 after
pm 23s
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HOUSES EURN. OR uhFuRk.

EMERGENCY = Due to business. owner
must leave town for approx. IL mos: will
rent roomy 6-rm. house in quaint Chew
CURED 3 mos. rent n advance Appts.
made on Wed, gath, after only. FIR
6540. -25
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52-For Rent

PIANOS FOR RENT-Phone 2-3722.
A. H. Yopp Piano Co.. 209
Princess.
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STANDARD SIZES boys bicycle in
fair condition $40. Bruce Yandell,
Jr.. 612 Chestnut St.
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GROCERY STOCK and Market.
Selling $500 to $500 weekly. "A
good one man business. Write
CO. care Star-NeWs.
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5l-Torisfs

CUT FLOWERS. pot plants, cor
sages, funeral designs. Quick de-
liveries. Blossom Shop. 81 S.
Front street. Dial 2-0381.
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l2-Builders & Supplies

NOTICE SASH doors. blinds
windows. dor frames. screens,
turned columns. cabinets. Oldest
best equipped shop in city. Rod
erick and Land. Dial 1929. j. L..
Roderick. Owner.
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Is Business Opportunities

ARE YOU planning to build??
Call 1897 for fre estimate.
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SASH DOORS blinds, frames turn
work. cabinets. screens. trim, A.
W. Land & Sons. 1920 S. Fifth.
Dial 6366.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-04

WE HANDLE all kinds Of beach
property. Business. residential.
sales, rentals. Open all year.
Tucker Real Estate Co. Phone
1886 Carolina Beach Glenn M.
Tucker Rea1tor.
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SERVICE STATION. Stock and
equipment. Priced right for
quick sale. Confidential answers
given. Reasonable rent. Deslr-
able location. Answer B-7 CO
Star-NeWs.
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NICE HOME in Burgaw. Six large
rooms and bath. Lot 163-ft. by
150-ft. W. c. Meyers. Burgaw,
N. C.
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@-Houses For Sale

NICE THREE room home. Lot
2OOx545 on Oakley road Oft Cas-
tie Hayne road. Call 1890.
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21O Princess St. Dial 2-l751
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New Houses
WEST AUDUBON Subdivision.
rooms, 3 bedrooms, hard
wood floors. oil floor furn-
ace, automatic hot water,
city water. lights and gas.
Lots 105 by 210 feet. n acre.
CT FINANCED AS LOW
AS 5000 CASH, BALANCE
$54.43 MONTHLY
FILA. FINANCED
For Non-Veterans As Low Al
$500 DOWN-BALANCE
MONTHLY!
payments include taxes and
insurance.
Marshall Realty Co.
"REALTORS"
r. Z. Black and Calvin Anders
Statesmen
21O Princess St. Dial 2-l751
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53-for REM AT Resorts

WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH. See US
for rentals or purchase of prop
erty. Orren Realty Co. Dial
2-3306.
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CAROLINA BEACH-Cottages for
rent. One block from ocean, four
blocks from the business and
amusement center. Two bed
rooms. living room, kitchenette
and bath. All new, with mechan-
ical refrigeration and gas range.
Write R. M. Kermon, Box 1866,
Wilmington, N. c. OR phone Will
mington 6342 or Wrightsville
1856 for reservations.
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2 HOUSES, Carolina Beach. Reas:
enable. See R. c. Mendenhau
4th and Sumpter.
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9o-Help Wanted Female

AMAZING PROFITS. Sell name
imprinted Christmas Cards 80 for
81. Complete line Christmas,
Everyday assortments, Station
cry. No investment. Approval
samples. Empire Card, Elmlra,
N. Y.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-04

FOUR-ROOM furnished apartment
and rooms by day, week, or
month. Bolton Cottage. Wrights-
vile Beach. Dial 8-2775.
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ATLANTIC Inn Wrightsville
Beach. Ocean front rooms Call
Wrightsville 1861.
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70-For Sale Misc.

GARDEN PLOWS, gardening tools,
lawn sprinklers, hose. G. I. Sur
Mus Store. 1901 Castle
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53-For Rent Al Resorts

ROOMS AND small apartment.
Greasy apartments, Wrightsvlile
Beach. Dial 8-2897.
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55-for Rent Apartments

MODERN broom apartment, fur
nishsed. Private bath. Electric
Refrigerator. Private entrance.
lis Church ST.
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SPECIAL CLOTHES hampers.
$2.98. This week only. G.. Stein
Furniture Co., sos N. Fourth.
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BY OWNER - Good five-room
house. New room, new floors.
Phone, gas, water. Lights, fruit
trees, vines. "a acres 10 cleared.
Long frontage paved road. Bus
service. $3.50. Phone County
6911.
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FOUR ROOM UNFINISHED up
stairs apartment. $500 month.
Leland, N. C. Dial 2-0l47 City.
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FOR RENT - Offices on second
floor. 215 Princess Street. W. A..
McGirt, 215 Princess St.
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.l4-Business Services

HOME REPAIRING and remodel.
ing. Cabinets built. Reliable and
work guaranteed. Dial 1883.
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50-rloor Finishers

FLOOR SANDING and finishing.
Expertly done. Cali Monroe
Berry, PISA or Duke ANDERSON,
2-O438.
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SHOW CASES for sale. Dial
2-l956,
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SLIGHTLY USED 100 pound all
metal ice refrigerator. Home
Furniture Co., % Market St.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-07

Legislature were insufficient to meet the demand Involved in this number were approximately 800 requests for disqualification and medical care.
 At the present time, he declared, there are approximately 100 cases involving 225 children who have been placed on the waiting list ulI- der the aid to dependent children program. These cases cannot re- ceive any assistance, he said, un- til cases now receiving assistance come off of the rolls. At the pres ent time, there are about 600 chil- dren in 230 cases receiving assist ance under this program. The amount provided for these chil- r dren is insufficient to meet the actual costs due to the application of a 25fo discount applied to the amount of need determined by the department. The average grant per month per child is only S13.00, at the present time. It is a recogniz- able fact that no person can raise a child at a cost of $500 per month. The maximum set by law which may be paid under this pro gram is $25.00 per month per child. MT. Maynard also stated his agency had recommended that this legal maximum be increased by the Legislature but such action had been denied.
 Under the departments juvenile code program, MT. Maynard stated that there were 195 children un- der commitment to the depart ! ment, of which approximately 100 were in foster homes and inStitu- tions, for which care the depart ment was obligated. He stated that with $75,OO0.00 available for the biennial period ending March 3l, 1949, it was impossible for the de- partment to arrange placement for
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Friday. November ,. l947

any other children committed to the agency where cost of care was involved. Most of the cases under commitment, said MT. Maynard, were due to broken homes and ne glect by parents, rather than ac- tual 'child delinquency. In those cases where children were pre- senting a delinquency problem, placement had been arranged in a public institution outside of the Territory. He said there were only 6 cases where such placement had been arranged.
 Commenting on the old age as sistance program, MT. Maynard announced that during the past month, approximately 35 new cases had been certified for pay ment at an average grant of S43.00 per month. At the present time, there are 1874 persons receiving assistance under this program. This involves an expenditure of approximately S60,000 per month. The indications are, he stated, that there will be an increase during the next five to six months. He revealed that in the Second Divi- sion, there are approximately 275 cases receiving assistance. Funds made available for the financing of this program were not suffi- cient, he stated, to meet the in creased costs of living, and in view thereof, the board of public well fare had been compelled by such problem to place in effect policy which provides for meeting only the actual needs of food, clothing, shelter and fuel.
 In connection with the general relief program, MT. Maynard an- nounced that ending October 3l, the department had expended ap-
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creased with a resultant decrease in the number of persons for whom aid could be granted. The result of the food cost study, he said, revealed that the costs of food in the Fairbanks district, al- loWable through the department of public welfare, were increased by approximately 65% over tn e amounts allowed a year and a half ago.
 He explained that the depart ment uses a nutritional guide chart prepared by the U. s. de- partment of agriculture as to the food requirements for a moderate ly active person. While supply and demand ordinarily establish prices such is not the case in the Terri tory at the present time( he said. There is no escaping the fact that inflationary prices have created a tremendous problem in the public welfare field.
 Commenting on the activities of his Department during the past six months, MT. Maynard announced that approximately 500 cases in volving more than 700 persons had been denied assistance payments under the general relief program because funds appropriated by the
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-07
Maynard Makes Public Welfare Dept. Report

In issuing his regular monthly report of activities, R. G. Maynard, director of the department of pub lie welfare, who arrived in Nome Thursday, directed attention to many of the problems created by the current imitation, high cost of living and disruption in employ ment circles.
 The department of public wei fare, which administers old age assistance, aid to dependent chil- dren, general relief, juvenile code cases and child welfare, has been faced with the almost inSurmount- able task of attempting to meet needs of eligible cases with funds recognized to be considerably less than the amount required to meet assistance costs for approximately 2400 persons in the Territory.
 Director Maynard also announc- ed that following a survey of food costs conducted in September, that grants of money made available to needy individuals had to be in-
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THE NOME NUGGET

having been eXpenueu TOT HOSpl- talization' and medical care. Tn connection with disqualification and medical care, MT. Maynard said that the board had been com pelled to restrict such services to cover only immediate emergencies to save life and permanently bed l fast cases. This policy was made necessary, he said, because the ap- ] propriation for their program made by the last Legislature, was only about 50fo of the depart mentS estimated figure to meet the needs of the general public for the next biennium. Many of the services formerly available under this program are, therefore, no l longer available due to the small amount of funds made available by the Legislature for the current biennium, he said. There were ap- proximately 300 cases receiving assistance and service under this program as of October 3l.
 An additional problem involved in the administration of the Vari- I ous public welfare program, said MT. Maynard, is the fact that cash funds are not always available in the Territorial treasury from which actual payments can be made It has been possible, he said, for cash payments to be made monthly for the old age assistance,
 aid to dependent children and ju- venile code cases through spe- cial provision of the Territorial law which provides for participa- ton by the federal government in these type of programs. However, he pointed out, there are thou sands of dollars in unpaid bills for meeting assistance needs which must await the deposit of funds in the Territorial treasury. The de- partment has received the greatest cooperation from the business peo- pie and the general public in the 1 extending of services with the un- | derstanding that he bills would be paid when Territorial funds are 1 available. One of the most import ant programs of he agency, said MT. Maynard, is the child welfare service made available through l cooperation with the U. s. chil- dren's bureau This program in cludeS service in the child'S home, regardless of whether actual fi- nancial assistance is necessary. At the present time, he revealed, there are Approximately $50 children receiving service in 280 cases throughout the Territory. Of this amount only about 50%o can actu- ally receive service during the month because of insufficient staff to render the required services. In view of the increasing mum Der of cases which the department is unable to provide assistance and service for because of inadequate appropriations, the board of pub | lie welfare is scheduled to meet sometime in December to consider possible steps toward enlisting public support and cooperation in an effort to do something for peo- pie of the Territory who cannot be assisted through the regular programs because of lack of funds. Members of the board include
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Mac" often used before a pro- per name, is a Gaelic word mean ioo "eO~, ,r
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-30

I'D Bus Connections daily except Wednesday
and Sunday -
sS Bus Connections Sunday.
Note: All boats leaving Claiborne make con-
nection with boats leaving Matapeake hour
later.
For connecting Carrier additional iniorma-
tion, consult:
RED STAR MOTOR COACHES. INC,
Salisbury and Baltimore, Nd
BALTIMORE AND ANNAPOLIS r. R. CO..
Baltimore. Nd.
PENNSYLVANIA GREYHOUND LINES.
Washington. D. e.
THE STATE ROADS COMMISSION
OF MARYLAND
IL Z. LEXINGTON E51EET
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