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Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
FELTON, TROPHY GRANGE

The program last Monday night.
May II, was in charge of Mr.. Petry.
1t consisted entirely of moving pic
lures. The first film showed the
source, preparation and uses of
magnesium. The second showed
the preparation behind the scenes
in printing The Ladies' Home Jour
nal. Both pictures were extremely
instructive and interesting. Fol-
lowing these was short Laurel
and Hardy picture, which did not
fail to get its share of laughs.
The next meeting will be held on
May 26. The topic of the evening
will be in the form of a debate
Resolved, That Daylight saving
Time is Detrimental to the Welfare
of the Nation as Whole and
Should Therefore be Abolished.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
WILTON FLA TO
RAISE HYBRID CORN

Members of the X. W. Helm Chap
ter Of the Future Farmers of
America in Milton. Sussex County
will participate this season III
carrying on trials to demonstrate
the value Of adapted hybrid corn in
this locality. $. S. States Milton CO.
operative, Southern States Co.
operative Service Store in Milton,
Delaware, announced this week.
Notes will be kept on the corn
during the growing season. At har-
vest time. yield and other records
will be reported and prizes award
ed. Seed will be available in the
next few weeks through the local
Southern States cooperative Store
fer boys who have been recon-
mended for the trial by their voca-
tiOnal agriculture instructor OF
county Extension agent
The boys cooperating are:
George Chaloupka, Otis Clifton
George Smith and Walter Geyer.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
TRUCKERS MEET TO
DIStTSS NEW WEIGHT LAW

The Delaware Motor Truck AS
soclatlon held its quarterly mem-
bership meeting at the Paddock,
north of Smyrna. Delaware. ON
Thursday evening, May s.
The meeting was called to or
der by the president. Raymond
Masten of Milford. who then turn
ed the meeting over to Horace V.
Daniels. vice president for New
Castle county.
Mr.. Daniels presented Andrew
X. Ruby. newly-appointed general
manager of the association. Mr..
Ruby is affiliated with the High
way Trailer Co at Smyrna.
Mr.. Ruby introduced Walter Me-
kendrick, one of the guest speak
ers, who explained the purpose
and workability Of the new weight
law
Judge Ernest V Keith presented
Major Herbert Barnes, acting su.
perintendent of the Delaware State
Police, who explained the new
weight law from the view poin
of law enforcement
Truckers and truck official!
from all parts of the Peninsul;
were present including Walte
Kneip of Baltimore. secretary o
the Maryland Motor Truck Asso
citation and Fred Burnett, super
visor of Interstate Commerce Com
mission of Salisbury
Much enthusiasm was manifest
ed by those present, the meeting
being one of the largest Of it's kin,
ever held by the association.
The next association meeting
, will possibly be held in SUISSE
. county when it is expected tha
: officials of the Interstate Com
: cOmerce Commission will be tn
f guests.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
TIVE STATE POSTOFFICES
TO GET LOWER STATUS

Effective July /, this year. the
status of five Delaware pOstOffices
will be reduced, the POstOffice De-
rartment announced this week.
Delaware City and FrankfOrd,
which are now second class post
offices, will become third class
postOffices. Christiana, kentOn, and
WOodside pOstOffices. now third
class, will become fourth class
offices.
There are Il pOstoffices in the
state, of which the only first class
offices are Wilmington. Newark
Dover, Milford. and Seaford.
William B. Francisco. pOstOflice
inspector, said the pOstOffices al
Aberdeen Proving Ground. Bel Air
and Fort George G.. Meade. all il
Maryland, will be reduced from
first to second class on July |.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
SUSSEX RIFLE AND
PISTOL CLUB MEETS

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Sussex Rifle and Pistol Club was
held at the Dick Shaeffer home at
Ocean View, May 3rd, new members
were enrolled and plans were made
Tor the second registered Rifle
tournament to be held the first
week in June, at the Redden State
Forest range.
Anyone wishing to join the club
affiliated with the National Rifle
Association are to compete in the
tournament please contact Paul L.
Jackson, MillsborO, Phone 2741, NJ
Louise Maxwell, RehObOth 1902. B
r. Shaeffer, Dickinson POI, oil
Harold Wilson, Georgetown 292.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
Home Mortgages
At All Time High

WASHINGTON - (P) -
American homes are carry
ing a $24.600,000,000 mort
gage debt. the biggest in his
tory.
The Federal Home Loan
Bank administration said the
sum is Is per cent greater
than the previous peak in
1880.
The housing shortage. re
sulting often in forced pur-
chase" and the revival of
large scale home building
after wartime restrictions
contributed to the rise. the
agency reported. 1t added:
Inflated prices for old
and newly built houses, plus
CT loans at full value of the
property as permitted by
law. are also causes.
The 1916 increase in the
mortgage debt was $4,000
100000, nine times the rise
in 1945 and much larger
than the increase in the en-
tire preceding decade.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
WILDWOOD CLUB NOTES

The club met at the hall Wednes-
day afternoon with a large crowd
attending, over 80 being present.
Mrs. Goodwill was present and her
topic was Harmony in table ser
vice
Several of the members attended
the state meeting held in Dover
May s. Mrs. Jennie Short was Sc
lected as the outstanding member
being the first president when the
club was organized and being a
member for % years. The president
and all members wish to thank all
who in any way helped to make ON
party a grand success. 1t was
greatly appreciated. Over 60/ dol
lars was cleared and more yet tC
come in.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
DOVER LIONS WILL
PRESENT THE CAPELLE
CLUB OF WILMINGTON y

On Tuesday evening, May 20, at
$50 O'Clock. in the Dover Field
House, teh Dover Lions Club will
present the Capelle Club of Will
mingtOn, consisting of l20 of Della
wares finest voices in a recital.
The Brandell String Quartet will
appear with them. This same group
will appear at LOngwOOd Gardens
May -. Frederick W. Wyatt is the
director and Margery Hamilton
Hill, the acc0mpanist. SolOists will
be Edward J. Scanlon. Jr.. tenor
and Major y. Travers. baritone
Dovers man of the year will be
selected that night and the award
presented to him. This will be one
OF the finest musical events ever
presented in Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
OBITUARY
HOPKINS

HOPKINS
Mr. Royal Hopkins. age 81 years.
husband of Mrs. Zella Hopkins,
passed away Saturday evening,
May ) at his home on Hanley ST..
Harrington after an illness of some
duration. Funeral services were
held from the Berry Funeral Home
in this city. last Wednesday, o.
clock, d. S. T. in charge of the Rev.
I. {. Jones. pastor of Trinity Meth
Odist Church, with interment in
Hollywood Cemetery. Mr.. Hopkins
was a retired farmer. Besides his
wife he is survived by one daugh-
ter. Mrs. S. Hazel Ellers of Far
mingtOn, three grandchildren; and
one brother, Ernest Hopkins. Har-
ringtOn.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
GEORGE MANLOYE Is
BITTEN BY HOG

George Manlove, a retired rural
mail carrier of Milford. was badly
bitten by a hog last Friday.
He was removing the animal
from truck when it bit his hand.
1t required several stitches TO
close the wound.
The incident will delay a trip to
California, planned by Mr.. Man
love and his wife.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
HOWARD FTRNISS BUYS
OFT JACK SALMONS

One of the largest cOnveyances
to he carried out here in recent
years occurred last Wednesday
when Howard ID. Furniss purchas-
ed all the interests of Jack Sal
mons, who has been his partner
in the operation of the Hotel Nor
man. the Hotel Norman Taproom
the Hotel Norman annex and Sill
yer Lake for the past severals
years
Mr. Furniss says he will con-
tinue the operation of the Hotel
Norman. the Hotel Norman Tap
room. the Hotel Norman Annex
and is planning a Identification
program for Silver Lake.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
CIRCLE no. |

Circle No. of Calvary Metho-
dist Church will meet on Tuesday,
May 20. at the home of Mrs. Ethel
Gray, 419 Washington street. The
hOstesses will be Mrs Emma Ben
nett and Mrs. Eleanor Wilson.
The circle is holding a white ele-
phant sale, so please try and come
out.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis j. Tylecki
of RehObOth announce the birth of
a daughter, Carol Ann, at the Beebe
Hospital on May 2. The little miss
weighed s pounds and s ounces.
Mrs. Tylecki is the former Mary
Kielbasa of Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
SHAWNEE EVENING CLUB

Tho Shawnee Evening Club will
meet on Monday. May 10, at the
Alma Smith, Sussex Home Demon
stratiOn Agent, will be present and
will discuss Business Facts For
Farm Families.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

Mrs. Davis r. Grier's piano
pupils recital will take place
in the social hall of Avenue
Methodist Church on Satur-
day, May "a. at eight o'clock.
The pupils will be aided in
their program by gifted pi-
anist from Wilmington. Par
ticulars about the program will
be given next week.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

1gEMxxwmmw HE Fashion Show
Ii AWl given by the Coop
IN EMW ersmith Store on
4 EAMl Monday evening was
much enjoyed and
was a thing of beauty. Models
showed off, to the best advan-
tage. all the lovely cOlOrs and
styles of spring and the men,
bers of the New Century Club
and guests saw all of the var
led apparel for milady. Mo-
dels included Mrs. Joseph j.
Pearce, Mrs. E. Roscoe Gallo
way, Mrs. Frank r. Grier,
Mrs. Charles Banning, Mrs.
Francis Leithiser. Miss Sally
Ann Short, Miss Svea Isaacs,
Miss Florence Tease, Miss
Charlotte Pack, Mrs. Margaret
Cannon and Mrs. Remsen Bar
nard.
AZ
Mrs. David Greene and Mrs.
Carlton FOoks were cO-hOs-
tesses this week, entertaining
Tuesday evening and Wednes-
day afternoon at the Greene
home on Lake View avenue.
Dessert and cards were enjoy
ed by eight tables of guests
at each party.
az
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Price Webb
are the proud parents of Mary
Ellen Webb, born in Memorial
Hospital on May 5. This is
their second child, the other
one son. Jackie.
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The Sewing Circle went to
Dover on Wednesday and was
the luncheon guest of Mrs.
William Hallett, thereby en-
joying the spring weather, the
loveliness of Dover and its
gardens and the hospitality OF
good hostess.
N
Mrs. Frances Martin, who
E has been spending the winter
months in and around St.
Petersburg. Florida, returned
to the north last week and has
opened her attractive home at
Slaughter Beach for the sum-
mer.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
W Weddings
ANDERSON DAVIDSON

ANDERSON = Davidson
The wedding of Miss Donna
Alexandra Anderson. daughter Of
Mrs j. Lindsey Durnell of George
town. to Mr.. Robert Marshall Da-
wilson. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Davidson of HarbesOn. took place
at the Durnell home Saturday, May
3, with the Rev. DR.. Omar f. Jones.
pastor of Wesley Methodist Church.
Georgetown, officiating. Mrs Ars-
lou Serayderian of Philadelphia
was matrOn of honor and Miss So
phia Martinez. also of Philadelphia
was maid of honor. Earl McIlvaine
of HarbesOn. was best man and Mr.
Carlton Pepper, also of Harbeson.
was usher. Miss Sarah Emert was
the sOlOist A reception was held
at the home. the young couple leav-
/ ing later for the Pocono Mountains.
SEQ
NAPLES MORRIS
! In Lewes Presbyterian Church,
Saturday, May 10, Miss Pearl May
! Waples. daughter of Mrs Clifford
b. NAPLES of Lewes. and the late
Mr. NAPLES, became the bride of
Thomas B. Morris. Jr.. son of
Thomas B. Morris of Lewes. The
Rev. DR.. William Leishman per-
formed the ceremony. The bride
was given in marriage by her broth
er, Carroll c. NAPLES. and her only
attendant was Miss Louise Naylor
of Milford John w. Morris was
best man for his twin brother. and
the ushers were John Martin OF
Harbeson and Louis Paris of Sea-
ford. A reception followed at the
home of the brides mother or
Beebe avenue. After wedding
trip the couple will make theil
home in Seaford where Mr.. Morris
is employed at the DUPONT nylol
plant
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
Obituary
MOND

Walter j. Hammond, Jr., of Mil
ford, son of the late Walter j. and
Ethel Holden Hammond, aged 40
years, passed away in Wilmington,
last Saturday, May 10, 1947. Funeral
Services were held at the Berry
Funeral Home in Milford, Wednes-
day afternoon, May Ia at o'clock
with Rev. John VI. DeChant, pastor
OF First Presbyterian Church Offici-
ating. Interment in Silver Lake
Cemetery. Dover. He is survived by
sister. Mrs. Virginia Maag O
Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
Odd Fellows Doings
Crystal FOunt No. 10

hi Gang: Do you remember that
last covered dish supper when we
all went home filled to the gills
and a little more besides. Well.
here's good news for you. On Fri
day evening, May %. at I O'Clock.
another OF these satisfying affairs
will be held in the George |. Jes-
ter Auditorium of the Odd Fellows
Building. The committee in charge
of our well-knOwn caterer, Lewis
Wright. is planning to make this
one bigger and better" and ask
your participation. All that you
Will be required to do is bring a
covered dish, IA guest and soc to
help defray the expense connected
with the Shing-dig. In these days of
m&h prices of food, and everything
else you buy, it will be a pleasure
to go back to the good old days for
night at least, where one can feed
hlmst Ii and his wife for soc, don t
you { gree me? If you do, | will be
seeing you on the evening of the
23rd. All members OF the Rebekah
Lodge are invited to join with us
to partake of the evening. and all
you need to do is to bring your
guest. covered dish and SOC
Well be looking for you Rebekahs
i'll force The last affair being sc
successful as Il get-tOgether. the
members of Crystal FOunt fee
that we should hold these affairs
more often. and not be selfish. bu1
should invite all branches of the
order to share in these good times
And, lest | forget you Encamp
ment members are also expected tt
he present.
\ new innovation was inaugur
ated at Crystal Fount last MOnda,
evening II was in the form OF
Bible quiz. with Roland G.. Mes
sick as the quiz master. Two cap
tains were named by the nohl
grand. Captain John Jester an,
Captain Vernon Kerr were name,
as the leaders Of their units Afte
l3 minutes of quiz questions Cap
: tain testers side had four mem
, bers in the running and Captai
Kerr had one member. SO. speak
: ing in baseball terms, the Jester
!. beat the kerrS t to L. Every mem
her present enjoyed himself i'm
= mensely as the questions wer
E given out by the quiz master. W
hope more members will be pres
:. ent next Monday evening A
= members present will be asked I
participate in this quiz. so we ca
T. find ont how much we really
know about the greatest book {
!. all
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

Tunnels Of some British coal
mines are under the sea.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1917 FILES OF
THE MILFORD CHRONICLE

Comptroller John Clarence Lank
is unable to attend to his official
duties being confined to his home at
Milton suffering from fever which
it is feared will develop into ty-
phOid. Mr.. Lank is one of the best
known residents in the eastern sec
ton of the county and is widely
known throughout lower Delaware.
Miss Ida Harrington received
slight injuries Wednesday morning
last when she fell from the running
board of an automobile in which Mr.
and Mrs POstles Hammond were
leaving the church after their mar
riage. Miss Harrington was stand
ing on the running board of the car
throwing confetti on the newly
married couple when the car was
started. She lost her balance and
fell heavily to the ground. She fell
backwards, the head striking the
ground first. When picked up she
was unconscious, but an examina
tion at the Milford Emergency Hos
pital disclosed no dangerous in
juries Miss Harrington is the
daughter of V. VI. D. Harrington
and is employed at the Caulk
Laboratories here.
Two carloads of fish scrap were
sold at public sale by the Penn. r.
r. Co., at the Milford depot on
Thursday morning of this week
and one car brought 1925 and the
other $3.50. 1t was sold to satisfy
freight bill from Connecticut To
Milford. Moses Price of Smyrna
bought the last carload
Miss Elizabeth Ackerman is visit
ing in Wilmington and Phila.
James H. Buckley. whose father
and mother reside near Glendale
in Sussex County. Delaware enlist
ed at Wilmington in the U. s. Army
and is now a member of the 28th In
fantry at Fort Ringold. Texas.
James H. Salevan who has been
employed by the FabrakOid Com
pany at Newburg, n. Y, visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank
|, Salevan this week Mr.. Salevan has
accepted the position of assistant
superintendent of the AthOl Manu-
featuring Company of Athol. Mass
This company manufacturers sub
: stitutes for leather
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
PLUMMER

Mrs. Minnie Plummer. age 81
Years. wife of Nicholas Plummer
died at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Alice Watson of fredericksburg
Maryland on Tuesday. May 13. Be-
sides her husband and daughter, she
is survived by six sons, Clarence,
Marshall and Samuel Plummer all
of Milford. Charles of Lewes. Harry
Of ClaymOnt and Thomas of Pros
pect Park and 16 grandchildren,
two great grandchildren. Funeral
services will be held on Saturday
afternoon, May II. at o'clock from
the Lofland Funeral Home. Inter-
ment will be made in Odd Fellows
Cemetery. Milford. The Reverends
Charles SchelhOuse and Edwin Tull
will Officiate.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

Mr.. William C. Smith invited
members of his, family to have
dinner with him Tuesday eve
ming at LePOre's in Dover, it
being his birthday. He was in
good form" and the evening
went off with lots of fun for
every one. Present were Mrs.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.
Grier. Miss Patsy Grier, Bill
Grier, Betty Grier. DR.. and Mrs.
Walter l.. Grier. w. Logan
Grief. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Smith, William Smith of Will
mingtOn. Mrs. Davis r. Grier
and Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett l..
Grier. Congratulations go TO
this fine man. whose dry hui
NOR is enjoyed by his friends
and whose contributions to
this community have been
made in many business and so
cial places.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

Miss Elizabeth Ackerman is visit
ing in Wilmington and Phila.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ID. Lin
go of Milton welcomed son
in Memorial Hospital on May
IL. He will carry on the fam
lily name, having been given
that of his grandfather and
father, Robert Davis Lingo,
3rd. Mrs. Lingo is we'll re-
membered here as the former
Miss Anne Murphy.
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Mrs. Robert Baynum enter
tanned twice this week. having
guests for dessert and cards
Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings at her home on Kings
Highway. While the frost
brought almost a sudden end
to many flowers, Mrs. Baynum
arranged lovely ones for her
parties in the usual attractive
manner.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

James HI. Buckley, whose father
and mother reside near Glendale
in Sussex County. Delaware enlist
ed at Wilmington in the U. s. Army
and is now member of the 28th In
fantry at Fort Ringold. Texas.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

Mrs. Elizabeth Lynch, age 80
years, passed away at the home OF
her sOninlaw and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Ringler at Sell
byville on Wednesday. May Z.
Funeral services were held on
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock al
the ROxana Methodist Church, oi
which she had been a member
since she was eleven years of age
The officiating ministers were the
pastor, Rev. James Langrell in
charge. assisted by Rev. Charles
r. Jarvis of Selbyville Methodist
Church and Rev. Albert Larber Of
the Christian Church of Ocear
View. Interment in the old Lynch
cemetery.
Mrs. Lynch is survived by {
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Ringler
two sons. Vernon Lynch of Bay
ard and Sewell Lynch of near Phil
adelphia; three grandsOns, Donalt
and Jack Lynch and Clayton Ring
Ter. one granddaughter. Miss Rutl
Lynch and one brother. Charles
Holloway of Ocean View.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
WILSON

William J. Wilson, age IS, died
Friday morning, May 9. 1947 at the
State Welfare Home in Smyrna. He
was formerly carpenter at Bowers
Beach. Funeral services were held
at p. m. on Sunday from the Rog-
ers Funeral Home in Frederica. In
terment was made in Odd Fellows
Cemetery, Milford. He is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. Alberi
Cousins of Phila., and two sons
Smith Wilson of Traynor Pa. ant
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

Zachariah Mcdowell, aged 5S. son
of the late Benjamin and jamie
Mcdowell of Georgetown. died sud-
denly at his home near Bridgeville
on Thursday, May s. of a paralytiC
stroke. He had been in poor health
for the past four years. having had
a stroke at that time. He. was &
farmer and had resided in that vi
cinity all his life Surviving hin
are his wife, Helen Williamson Nc
DOwell, and three children. Mary
and Albert Mcdowell. at home, an(
Edward Mcdowell, of Hamilton. y
j.; also four brothers. Edward, o
Philadelphia. Isaac of Greenwood
George and Charles of Bridgeville
Funeral services were held ol
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock il
the Hardesty funeral home. witt
the Rev. Wingate of Liberty Churcl
officiating. Interment was made il
the Bridgeville Cemetery.
The frontiersman., 1947-03-29
PowfR W'tl Be
Orr for ; Hours

Thera will be q
power shut-off in tha
city be twa an the
hours Of 9 and 12 am
next Monday, it was
announc ed by G.. 0.
Swain Of the Seldo-
via Power & Light Co.
Mr.. Swain SAID the
shut-off was nae ASST
tated by line
changes.
The frontiersman., 1947-03-29
NO ACCORD BETWEEN
INDUSTRY, WORKERS
IN FISH AXIS

First movos in the
annual spring SPAR
ring batween Alaskan
fish rmen and the
canned salmon indus
try vera being publi-
cfzed in alaskan pa
pers last va ak. The
ma star agreement be-
twaen the indus try
and thu fishermen is
still unsigned, al
though the time is
naar ing when fisher-
msn working to the
We s tward should be
sal / ing nor tn.
"A ropor ted 20, 600
man ara conc erned.
(Cont. Page 81
The frontiersman., 1947-03-29

&,o,QOO CONCRETE c
The finan cia1 sta
tus Of the Public Ut
i1ity Board is Batter
than = it was when the
pr sent Board took
Office q ye ar ago,
and is Batter than it
has ever baen In
Board his tory, accor-
ding to chairman Jack
English. Mr.. English
mad thu statement at
last Wadn esday's pub
lie Meeting Of the
Boa I'd.
Spec ia tors at tbs
meeting I'd the
condi ton Of the dam
with Board members,
and ques toned as to
whe thar an Increase
in wat ar rental would
not be headed ito
build a financ ial
backlog in ordar to
improve The dam.
The raply was that
such an fncreasa will
not ba necessary.
The Board chairman
said that $40, 900
would cons truct a
concrota dam that
will provide twice q
much water as at pre-
sant. Board members
hava worked out G
Cont. Page 81
The frontiersman., 1947-03-29

CITY COUNCIL
Primo ipal subject
Of discussion at last
nights council ms . t.
ing was a gsn"ral
fol Tow up Of the rec
onmenda ttons and pro-
posals on airport
work submit t t I'D to the
council by G. j. Pau
lie, CAk engine er, at
Mondays special
mo ating.
Since Sanate Bill
48 appears car tain Of
bee oming law, it was
voted to go ahead
with formal appl lea
tion as rapidly as
pos ible. vic tor RI
vers, who engineered
the r. 81 iminary work
on The port, is to b
asked for a detailed
rapport on yardage of
ma torial to BE- NOV cd.
This r aport must &C
company the formal
project apple alton.
Once asthma tes Of
cost arr obtained, a
call for bids on the
work Will b is sued
and thu work pushed
with all pos sibls
sro I'd. Mr.. Paul Il
sat sd to counc / !
memb ars that It is
entirely pos sible to
Evening star., 1947-09-22
WWDc-FM., tot.t Nc. Channel

WWDC-FM duplicates all WWDC pro-
grams from 7:30 a m. to l l pm. with the
execution of the following programs:
1:55-4 200 p.m,-Baseball.
S:35-9:00 p.m.-Concert Echoes.
9:0O-9.30 p.m.-Spotlight on Stars
Evening star., 1947-09-22

new Freedom Train
WRc, io:3O-The First Piano Quartet offers
Virgil 1homsons Regime Bass, lhasins' Rush
Hour in Hong Kong Sehuberi's Trout Vai,
ations. chopia's "Etude in Major"
W1op. 1i:oO-An address by Atomic Energy
Commission Chairman David liIienthaI on
Atomic Energy Is Your Business"
Evening star., 1947-09-22

Seville"
WT0P, 900" Two Years Before the Mast"
stars Alan Ladd. Macdonald Carey. Howard Da
Silva and Wanda Hendrix.
WMAL. t0:O0-"Epidemie Hepaiis" dis
cussed.
WRC, tO:00-lrving Berlin and Vera Holly
are guests Of Buddy Clark, who sings BerIin's