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Evening star., 1947-08-16
SAlESMEN
BY Fred Neher

DRUG SALESMEN-National manufac cturer
OF drug products Is enlarging its sales force
AND needs top statesmen for Washineton
anc surrounding district; men must have
car and be bondab!e: previous drug expe-
rlence not necessary, as We will train: sal
ary,I ary and expenses; Give age, previous ex-
peintment, W write eBt Box 45sV Gsa Star f0T sp-
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-How about
making up to, $4,000 yearly with my
company? Real estate experience not nee
essary, but must be salesman, I mean a
REAL EsfATE sHiEsMEfSG G- ~, We lPoSlM; peauiHs
the services of several experienced sa les
men. Personality. appearance and ability
are are essential. Must have car. oW. 1918,
SALESMAN, experienced mems furnishings
s4LEsaAs. M E 81 si n;S to 20 years old starting start
montSs naasE stH so ps after st months a5E hfs
From there on, it depends on the individ-
ual We have certain other incentives
sms T Toad r sravs ndsasd Sat mostly Se WsS
we furnish the car. This is nationally nall;
sn9wn sn9 n nT1lr. flTm The n man who can qualify
ular employment in an old organization.
" we tt train ain, yoH in our methods and field
local sna sd Curing tss er will
outline Of your history, in application and
an necessary Qata, Such as can you quail
ny for a bond? Married or single. ETC.
Al! applications deemed worthy Tor con-
slderation: party will be notified when
and where to appear for interview by the
DIVISION sales manager for this firm
give phone. Box 39-Z, Star. IL
Statesmen to sell made e-to-measure cloth
ing Fail line now ready: gabardines,
Worsteds, Sharkskins: clothing exp. help
Iul. Ialior tc act as asst mgr; perma
nent position. commission basis. Room
oil Atlantic Bids, $50 F st. NV. lis
YOUNG MAN, between 2l-2S, to sell ma
tlonally advertised product to retailers;
no canvassing; income above average with
opportunity for advancement. Applicant
must be high school graduate and have
Al references. Box 121-A, Star. -17
YOUNG MAN, excellent opportunity in
local territory assisting sales manager in
age man earns 500 to S1OO weekly. Per-
sonal training given accepted applicant;
car essential Call in person, 1888 M st.
ExciELLENsgT NJ opPoRruN1rY approx. 5r
earnings. $50 per wk., drawing and COM
mission. Washingtons fastest growing
mems store. THE MILLS CO., 9th and E
sts. NV. 80
NATIONALLY KNOWN food products COM
pany desires services hotel and restaurant
representative in Washington and vicinity;
car allowance, bonus. Box 44S-Y, Star.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED in an oppor-
tunity that was great before the war,
during the war and three times greater
now by actual income of our men, mail
letter giving name. address, age. mari-
tai status and character references. Box
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gown trimmed with Irish lace. Her
finger tip was held in place by a
crown of seed pearls and she carried
white roses and baby's breath.
Mrs. Thelma L. Jackson was the
matron of honor wearing yellow
taffeta, with a picture hat to match
and her bouquet was of American
Beauty roses.
The other attendants were Gloria
E. Mossimann and Mrs. Jean L. Nc
Grath. They wore blue and pink
taffeta, respectively, lace hats to
match and carried roses and
delphinium.
Miss Gayle Thompson was the
flower girl wearing a pink gown and
hat and carrying nosegay of mixed
summer flowers.
Mr.. Joseph Bello was the best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Clifton
Jackson and Mr.. Herbert Adams.
After a reception at the Admiral
Club, the couple left for Ocean City,
Md. They will make their home at
800 18 pl ne. The bridegroom served
for over two years in the China
Burma Indian theater- -, -: ~; ~
F0wIer-Sydnor
Miss Eta Mae Sydnor daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Sydnor
became the bride of Mr.. Charles F
Fowler, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fowler Of this city, last evening
The ceremony took place in the
Anacostia Methodist Church with
the Rev. Kenneth Lyons and the
Rev. C. Howard Lambdin officiating
The bride was escorted and given
in marriage by her father and she
wore a gown of white satin with a
veil Of net trimmed with lace Her
bouquet was Of white roses and lilies
of the valley.
Miss Norma F. Western was the
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HELP WOMEN.

BAKERY CLERK, experienced, white, age
21-35, neat, reliable; hours am. to 2
snd S day s Sunday s SpDs S@s s1a ao h hTssSsay
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced 10 all
srssns; En- saa!y aaa and commission; hours
laaS Glau14 fa'n noriIlsinTxoR. { nxR exDsr 5.day " vk
ii fin no an; answer. e:u Oh. @ aa5C. S,t,N WV is
BEAUTY OPERATORS, with top salary and
commission, work in aforementioned shop.
ao9 No. Glebe rd.. Arl., Va. Gil. 4471.
BookKEEPER. experienced retail stores,
some m typing; permanent n @ position FRANK
BookKEEPER for large Bethesda cor
poration: permanent position, 5-day. week,
Give % age. education, experience and teie-
phone. Address replies to Box s7-V Star.
BooKKEEPER, experienced; for wholesale
right party. Cali AS. 3464. III
BooKKEEPER-We need an experienced
bookkeeper for immediate, employment
panies; must be good typist; salary So, 900
PsT sSa 10 cs fhoMPsoN. D.s13e
BOOKKEEPER- CLERK for dry cleaning
store: steady Job. Apply at once. 1900
AissEaK annnKsnprSi. aTe Nv MACHINE operator S In.
derUood. ase Is to 80. experieneed HOh in gem en
Apply of MS Eupo BIAcksToNE EFF FtoRIsT ssE
BookkEEPER. BOZ 4 hP exper. with Remington
4pDIy QUAKER CITY irNoLHyM NJ ISsi
s9oKkEEPER, esperienced; good salary.
CHECKER, experienced. for self-service
NaHaM EARRnpxs X per;Sn sgSg
cLERK, tt part time. drugstore; exper. not
seaULH H'' r AIR qssa
ceiLEaR;kk.rYrrsr, age so.a5. for WORK i0 in
81 sna bkps m knowledss
s1 si' Win sons sssF knowledge of
apps sashsaa cEova ssh5 pAk i4
CLERICAL WORKER. exper. in ready.to-
yNs. Tsar sho2; sn1s excel. salary. Apply sELDA.
CLERK o1s srENoGRarHER-Local aSoai sTii mott motion
raphsr. perm. position pleasant Working
ass; Gs Ssaz 2ss Hh esa s5a snrSg5s
CLERK TYrIsr. permanen. position.
nh exsss1 Wh q for
wholesale frozen food distributors; must
bs neat and accurate with figures refer
ences required between 21-30 years OF
age. For interview. call MRS. KEN
PfsTA Ex. 5806. IL
CLERK sTENOGRAfHER. 5-day week:
permanent position. Apply Room 502.
CoMPToMETER OPERATOR, permanent
position, 51a-day week. pleasant working
conditions, group insurance and hospital-
zation benefits. CERTIFIED BAKERY
641 st. NV. -lo
COSMETiCIAN, drug clerk. experienced:
excel. salary and hours. CHEVY CHASE
PHARMACY. 5636 Conn. ave. NV. W.
COUNTER GIRL, twhite); exp. necessary.
Meals and uniform 1grn EEHol Ezsel wages; sgss
rne 81 y W --17
cU9suSSTER-WAIrREss. 9s II eolored must be ex-
perienced in order taking: also able 10
others do not apply: good hours: good
salary. WALNIcKs WAFFLE SHOP, il43
Conn. ave. NV. 80
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Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Winn Of
Douglasville, Ga, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss
Jean Winn to Mr.. Robert G. Weston
Of this city, son of Mrs. George T.
Weston and the late Mr.. Weston Of
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Miss Winn attended Georgia and
Columbia Universities. She has been
studying piano at Toutorsky Studio.
Mr.. Weston is graduate of
George Washington University. He
is with the Federal Communications
Commission.
The wedding will take place
October 4 in the First Methodist
Church in Douglasville.
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e-1o THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c..
SATURDAY.
Weddimg Procession Continues
To Attract Cabital Residents

The Holy Comforter Catholic
Church was the scene last evening
OF the wedding of Miss Virginia Rae
Whip, daughter of Mrs. Nettie A.
Whipp, to Mr.. William j. Pearson,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pearson.
The ceremony took place at 7
o'clock with the Rev. Louis w.
Cheatham officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, Mr.. Raymond c.
Whipp, and she wore a white faille
Evening star., 1947-08-16
lit Home T0dap

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Platt, re-
Gently returned from Shanghai, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Linzel of Chevy Chase. Mr.. and
Mrs. Platt, the former Miss E. M.
Frew, first met while serving with
UNRRA in Washington in 1945, both
going to China the following year
for the same organization. They
were married in Shanghai in 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. Platt will be at home
to their many Washington friends
this afternoon between 5 and 7
o'clock at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Linzel.
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maid Of honor. Her dress was of
pink taffeta and she carried an old
fashioned bouquet of spring flowers
Miss Jean Wallace and Mrs. Betty
Vitale were the other attendants
They wore costumes like that of the
maid of honor.
Mr.. Rober Boley was the best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Ernest
Vitale, Mr.. Robert Tanner and Mr..
Franklin Davis.
After a wedding trip to Atlantic
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Issued

Miss Lucele Clare Brady, daughter
OF DR.. and Mrs. J. Chester Brady,
and DIR. Robert Charles Halle. son
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Halle, will be married September
6 at st. Aloysius Church. Invitations
to the wedding have just been issued
by DR.. and Mrs. Brady. Father Neil
Gargan, s., j., will read the nuptial
Evening star., 1947-08-16
Diplomat Host

The Australian Minister, Mr. Al
fred Stirling and his sister, Miss
Dorothy Stirling entertained small
group Of guests at luncheon yester-
day at the Raleigh Hotel.
Miss Stirling went to Richmond
today and will spend several days
visiting in the country near there.
Evening star., 1947-08-16

When answering ddrertise-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original ref
erenceS, photographs or other
papers of personal Dalue. Ad-
vertisers often fail to call tcr
all replies addressed to a Sta,'
bor number and this mail is
destroyed if remaining oUer 10
days after final insertion of
advertisement.
Evening star., 1947-08-16
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line .-- 45c
Out-of-Town Rate is charged
on all advertising rs miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in time
FOR correction before second insertion
When cancehna classified Advertisements
ne sure to make note Of the cancellation
number This is important in case your
statement does not show q credit for the
II advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt which bears a serial
humber. with date. and Identifies your
Advertisement
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear ON Page A-3.
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Apply 721 14th

earn service ira de,
time; salary; only
/ apply; reference
EXTERMINATING
Evening star., 1947-08-16

s.ss Sosf; Dsfnansnt write asF BOX ssni-al
sTENo- -TYPIsT-Real estate once in Arl.,
GEORGE H. ,RuCKER CO.. OK. O197, ask
Rehabilitation. ST 10 saafk }snfS must % Know
shorthand: good salary. Cali 81. $500.
sscen ssa4y STEADY 9s dey
Apply apply, SHEPHERD sHi PARK VALET, 1900
ssS tssn,5S bsy sssss sesso in must
baekground and Interest in whole field q {
child development as well as recent teacb-
DAY for seboU Sndd n in
nave exp, in modern methods and souna I
understanding gn6e of child development. WI E
TYPisT CLERK, high school graduate; for
permanent position: pleasant working con-
tions; free disqualification Insurance.; sal-
ary 81, ,44O per annum. Give detailed in ,
foimsstion and telephone number in Letter.
spssa and reSsTss
WAiTREss. white. middle s-aged., small
lgnchroom, daywork svD of Of SosS. gooH wages: ,azs
WAITRESS, White Apply XRMAhyys
RESTAURANT, 4Uo Jtn 81. S.W ~ -
ing conditions excellent. good earnings. :,
Apply 5915 Georgia ave. NV. In person.
WOMAN, trained in recreation or physical
ed. for chilarens s-6 home temporary srh' !.
p1SyTsSSt pwoTsS Witt. NA 72no no; over s5. to Keep
house adults: nice home; live In. Box
WOMAN. white. for sh.w. and assist with
care of 2 children: good salary: ideal sttu-
alton for person desiring nice home; uni
versity PIX Md WA. 1883. III
WOMAN. white. elderly, to be companiou.,
to semlconfned woman; no housework:
room, board and salary. OR. 02S5. III
WOMAN white or colo1edo, oa youns, ,so,n TO DO
graph records helpful; 40-hr. VIZ: $50
70 start. Box I76.v, star os III =, a.
interested in teaching physical educat1o4
and doing general health club work. COED
figure and pleasing personality essential;
experience not necessary. Apply in per.
BILL HUTZELs PHYSICAL FITNESS
CLUB, 1919 K st. nv. -25
CONTINUED on Next Pass.' ~
Evening star., 1947-08-16

ance, experience in
general painting es-
,Quired as to sobriety;
Apply housekeeper,
11th to 18th on H
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excel. wages. Come to Fenwick Park, Falls
ee@s.sly va es aRpS5se oxs d4s5. ssonai MenpEia
W M SR 7s ss s's stsf. ts tsSS
PLUMBER. remodeling work; highest
wages; wages; no no drinkers. TAYLOR, Ho. 343l.
PLUMBERR wanted for repair and remodel
ing, year-round work, must be mechanic;
hays hays hand tools. W. H. " MskESSEsY; Hs. TR
AsDs s. Hsn t't ssssRss sSss
PORTER . eolo-ed' colo ed full H time, time for drug
% fountain 0s sors 9 ABBY M ~f IN person rs R0ta e.
H; scHULzE PHARMACY. 1882 Columbia
PORTER for drugstore; must have worked
drivers permit and excellent references:
Sundays; s55 week. s5d1 Ga. ave. NV.
PORTER, pAm.n.ns JOB for deDsndasle
Hs Hsi Rssohs, sys p A6Dsos ass Rs5R s.
ssa atsh only asas ksas
Rxpfo AsnssGH sEg1cfM cf lsss ons experience at
ins s'e Conditions. Kennedy GS "a 'sADfo, : sa57
RADIO REPAIR MAN experienced tech
nician. for bench and outside radio and
record changer repairs: qualified man only
need apply: car necessary. For appt.. call
MR. SHAPRF. DI. 1864 -lS
REAL ESTATE statesmen. with or with
out experience. must be reliable. at least
TO accept responsibilities; earnings are now
at their best. with good future: For inter
view. apply MAURICE B. BERENTER &
Co. Suite 207. Az 5th st. NV. is
RECAPPER AND vULCANIZER, exoeri-
enced. Apply Mon, 10 am. Mr.. Limburg,
ave. ne. liz
serviceman, commercial
and domestic: some knowledge of washing
machines; good pay to qualified man. Cal
81. 1904 after $50 pm WRIGHT'S RE-
FRIGERATION SERVICE, Silver Spring.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. good wages.
Only 1st-class mechanic need apply. at
15ls sETzxdna Rsshisas HsrsYe sYs co Bethesda M
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COUNTER MAN OR WOMAN for soda foun-
tain in modern drugstore, will consider
concession. Write details, Box 325-V, Star
Evening star., 1947-08-16

CARPENTERS. good mechanics for inside
trim work. steady work. top pay. Report
ready for work. Parkway and Inwood sts
GasH GGaasYerlyi yRiEMGatsTEFRR. Mat FR. Isfss.,px.x u
working cond., commission on sales: share
in the profits. You can write your owr
check on this job. Write H. H. EDWARDS
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
Riverbend Club Enjoys Party, Plans Another

Members of the Riverbend Homemakers club met at the home of Mrs. B. J. Losing last Tuesday for their annual Christ mas party. The group enjoyed a potluck lunch, which supple mented the chicken-noodle cas- serole prepared by their hostess.
 Mrs. Jim Berry and Barbie Faurie conducted a short busi- ness meeting prior to the Christ mas party. These members re- spended to roll call:
 Mrs. Earl Hecker. Mrs. Der ". Mrs. Archie Moffitt. Mrs. Arvid Johnson. Mrs. Fred Gay lord. Mrs. Ware. Mrs. Harold Stephan. Mrs. Alvin Collier. Mrs. Oscar Kertulla. Mrs. Betty Mears. Mrs. Dave BrY- ant. Mrs. Wallie Moffitt. Mrs. Faurie and Mrs. Losing.
 The hostess schedule for the coming year was announced. A committee of Mrs. Kertulla, Mrs. Archie Moffitt and Mrs. Wallace Moffitt was appointed to plan party for the enter tainment of club husbands.
 The Riverbend club is en- gagged on a sewing project for the Valley hospital, supervised by Mrs. Ware. Mrs. William Lentz turned in three completed garments at the meeting. The clubs next project is pillow slips.
 For the program portion of the afternoon members listened to poems and discussed Amer ica's Christmas season in con- trast to the holiday in other countries this year.
 The afternoon concluded with an exchange of Christmas gift and carol singing.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
Returns To Seward

Lawrence Arndt, father of Mrs. Les Ray of Palmer, returned to Seward last Wednesday, morn ing. MT. Arndt, who operates a Seward sawmill, had been in the Valley for the past 10 days to secure medical attention for a back injury. His health was much improved when he left for Seward Wednesday,.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
ONE MORE DAY

Students and teachers of Palm CT school this week received well come news that the Christmas holiday has been heightened by a day. School closes with the conclusion of Tuesdays Christ mas program and classes do not meet again until Dec. 29.
 The school pr ogram has been advanced to Dec. 23 to allow the extra days vacation.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
Skaters Eat. Too

WASILLA - Twenty-two To- cal couples were guests at a skating party at Paradise lake last weekend, at the invitation of MT. and Mrs. Martin Belts. After an afternoons exercise on the ice, the skaters gathered about a huge bonfire to enjoy a picnic lunch of hot dogs, cof- fee and salad.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
BREAKS ANKLE

Mrs. Ferber Bailey suffered a fractured ankle last Monday evening. Mrs. Bailey, stepping from the back porch to the ground at her home, stepped in a hollow and turned her ankle. She was treated by Dr. R. E. Garret but was not hospitalized. However the injured ankle will be in a cast for several weeks.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
BABY BURNED

Jo Stephan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harold Stephan, is re- ported recovering today from burns about the head. The little girl suffered painful burns a few days ago, when playing near the kitchen stove.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
Back To Work

Mrs. O. w. Peterson, who has been absent from her duties at the switchboard of the Valley Telephone Exchange for several weeks because of illness, was
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20

back on the job Wednesday. Mrs. Peterson underwent surglcal treatment at the Valley hospital. She says she is feeling much better again.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20

See Tucker & Peterson, Anchor. age. for Used Cars and Trucks.
Evening star., 1947-01-22
Church Federation S
Drive Reaches 55%
Mark With S24,618

With its fund campaign less than
two weeks old, the Washington Fed
Grafton of Churches has reached SIS
per cent of its $44, 100 goal.
At the first report meeting Of
volunteer campaign workers in the
Calvary Baptist Church last night,
$24,618 was shown on the black
board. Reports came from SO OF the
100 member churches of the fedora
ton. Two of the zones in the budget
drive were oversubscribed.
Arthur S. Flemming, general
chairman, presided over the meeting
which was attended by more than
125 workers. Zone chairnen gave
the financial report from each of the
from seven to 10 churches.
The $24,618 sum represents con-
tributions from both individuals and
amounts included in the regular
budgets of member churches. 1t
also includes SAIL from individuals
who attend but are not members
of Washington Protestant churches.
Many Washington Protestant
churches observed federation SUM-
day" last Sundya, at which special
contributions were taken for the
campaign fund. Most other churches
will have a similar observance soon.
The total federation budget for
this year is $4,000, of which the
churches must raise $44,100. The
campaign will close January 81
The next report meeting will be
held at the Calvary Baptist Church
January 28
Evening star., 1947-01-22
Reform Federation Plans
SD Anniversary Friday

The International Reform Fedora
ton will celebrate it's Sind ami
versary with a fellowship breakfast
at 9 am Friday in the North Senate
Dining Room at the Capitol.
The federation was formed in 1895
by Wilbur F. Crafts for the promo
tion of certain moral and social re-
forms favored by most churches.
Among guests of honor will be
Supreme Court Justice Burton, it
was announced by Clinton N.
Howard, general superintendent of
the federation, who is to act as
master of ceremonies.
The breakfast will be preceded
with a sunrise prayer service in the
rotunda of the Capitol at 8:15 am.
Evening star., 1947-01-22
This Is What You Find Here:-
First Floor

FiIST GIOOT
Boys ApporeI ond Furnishings
Mems Furnishings
Toilet Goods
Hondkerchiefs
Leather Goods and Hondboss
Gloves
Umbrellas
Women's Hosiery
BIouses
Neckwear
Women's and Misses Undewe0
Costume Slips
Siiverwore
Wotch Repoir
candy
Lending LibroY
Evening star., 1947-01-22

Second Floor
Millinery
Women's and Misses Shoes
Women's and Misses Slippers
Coots and Suits
Fur coots and seorfs
Robes and NesIisees
Balcony, First Floor
Ask Mr.. Foster Troyei Service
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-26
BRIDCEVILLE

Mrs. T. Jefferson Gray entertain
ed her bridge club Monday evening
at her home on Delaware avenue
Mrs. Fred L. Wiley was the
weekend guest of her daughter
Mrs. Catherine Riggin, of Seaford
Harry s. Cobey, who has been
employed by the J. H. DuIany Co
during the summer, has returned
to College Park where he will re-
sumo his studies at the University
of Maryland.
Miss Nancy Eckhardt left Sun
day to resume her studies at Syra-
cuse University.
Miss Jane Newton left this week
for Saratoga Springs. where she
will be a freshman at Skidmore
College. Miss Newton was accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Warren
G. Newton, and Mrs. Lester Newton
Students who. left Tuesday to at
tend the University of Delaware
included Miss Phyllis Jones, Jimmy
Russell. Thurman Adams, Jr.
Lawrence Wimbrow and Harry w
Cannon, Jr.
Midshipman George v. Ruos, Jr.
was the weekend guest at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Y. Ruos.
Miss Yvonne Scott has returned
TO Saratoga Springs where she
viii resume her studies as a senior
at skidmore College,
MRS. James p Scott and sor
Jimmy were in Philadelphia OF
Saturday.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-26

Miss jayne Wiley left for Syra-
cuse, N. ", Sunday where she is
enrolled in the dramatics school of
speech at Syracuse University.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. JOS
eph Wiley, accompanied her to
Wilmington, where they were over
night guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Robert Hopkins.
Mrs. S. p. Cross has returned to
her home in Gatesville, N. c., after
weeks visit with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Gray.
Miss Nora Dickerson attended
the stage show, "State of the
Union,' at the Playhouse in Will
mington Saturday night.
Mrs. Fhane Whitehall left Mon
day for Newark, where she will at
tend the University of Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Grossnickle
entertained their card club Satur-
day week at their home on Cedar
street.
Mrs. Rachel Layton and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Jefferson Gray were among
those who attended the cocktail
party given by Dr.. and Mrs. Robert
r. Layton. Jr.. in honor of Miss
Jane Matthews and DR.. John Cald-
well whose marriage will take
place in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Marvel
are receiving congratulations on
the arrival of a son born Tuesday
September 20, at the Kent General
Hospital in Dover.
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Milford chronicle., 1947-09-26

The size of the average farm in
China is three and one-half acres.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-24
PRAVDA Q KONFERENCI
ZUNANJIH MINISTROV

MOSKVA, %. feb.-Sovjetski
casopis "Pravda" je izrazil opti-
mizem glede konference mini
strov "a zunanje zadeve, XII Sc DO
vrsila prihodnji mesec v Moskvi.
casopis pise, da Sc ~ dobro
voljo lahko dosezejo harmonicni
uspehi." Obenem pa je 'Pravda"
okrcala "organe zunanjega It's
ka," XII zelijo ustvariti ozracje
malodusja v zvezi S to konferen-
co ministrov "a zunanje zadeve.
V clanku, XII ga je napisal M.
Marinin je poudarjeno, da je
svet- ministrov "a zunanje zade-
We "oborozen z velikimi in raz-
mimi skusnjami, XII jih je prido-
bill ma predhodnih konferencah." "
Isto tako je poudarjeno, da ma
rod Zedinjenih draw zeli ziveti
v miru 2 Sovjetsko zvezo.-