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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-14

way a speaker put al n antagc
before Negro audience emphasize the take easy Of
relations Psychoogca speaking he places himself the
position Of fellow who hNrrcaes himself dry sheltered doorway
while heavy rRnstom and then hocrs the odden
soaked souls the downpou Don't excited folks! stop
ing later"
He take the Problem may a
work amcaby because
conditioning Of both whites Negroes hand the
business down from high with smile and aherly
descenon will only make the brownkn brethren the audience
to ride him out Of the place "A fence rail
get wrong; I'm advocating a
it, I'm Of the individuals who believes making slow
but steady this thing The playing by the majority Of
the Negro Of the injusCe and the Determinations and the
unfortunate tendency Of Of the experts emphasize the
ghetto aspect the exclusion Of cheerful
has begged the down in gloomy that
often makes like much wishfu thinking
accomplishment doesn't make interesting speech head
line intimidation and Illustration
think revolutions upheavas possible
only when the rbeng peoples have intelligent leadership
the kind Of leadership that capable
uprising successful or is willing to be martyr 1t " unsuccessful
Right Negroes general to have difficult deciding
who leading whom in the smaller matcrF shoulder to
think Of what would happen II the shooting began Bang bang bang
Boom. Pick the pieces Kllroy.
Negroes gre willing he by outsiders
revolutionary uprising they may they hopping from
proverba the Without recognized they
will simply be playing the hands Of another suuRao
that all propaganda TO the contrary not be w
bali hooed TO be.
Right right protest to against
their denial Of rights Of the key the nation That
they're doing with mtancy is due much their
apathy the opposition Of the soacd majority NeverheIe
being made In Of economic discrimination
good Of them have managed accumulate subsan
tal and live with comfortable level that
favoraby and surprisingly often the
whites in the group.
Yes, is being made but with such wftness that
Negroes touhy lot anyhow being told take
and for the millennium.
did recently the fine Of producing all
Of friends thought Kidding" that
movies could be turned fast related Oh that So'
In the March Of Ebony there is spread
Of the al-cullud film being screened:
Negro be the industry article
than films the world In 40yearod studio built originally
by Thomas A. Edison the Of the Bronx assembly
line Of Negro movie production has been William Forest
Crouch, who 200 films year. That's the
studio where made and last film appearance honey
More Of the Says the Ebony spread While Holly
require half
TWO" EXACTLY what here
In the capital fifteen
foot they will Crouch allows himself
feet 10 get one" IL the Ebony comment.
NOW, who's kidding, eh7
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-14

WtFN.
~. James 4. ". Y. Church ssTV.
ICE guild will meet Thuraday. Feb.
20, at the home Of Mrs. Jewell
Livingstone. 342 Carroll Ave, At
Z pm. All members are urged 70
~ present
Queen Of Shsba Chapter. q. Y g..
has sent an appeal 10 ell members
70 meet At 7.3O pm. FEB. ~. ct
the home Of Mrs. ATdelia Allen.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-14

'''" NNS'e" Minneapolis:
Il read column the with enjoy
back poaying the
police boobs asking byandcs
the might be.
Now you the point children grow
with faith in, and respect for, the law,
Please Mrs Russell what shall tell them
know where Reuben Shetsky HAPPENED
walk the Minneapolis Jail
that fellow who murdered his the with
himself . the house steps?
What shall tell them when they
and backyar murders that haven't been soved2
"O could shrug they young know
| would like very much TO know myself.
Sincerely
Cleola y. Davis"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-14

begin?
Notes for the little book ! Must
concentrate u little less on the
prof" aud a little more on the
biology. 2. Must write more often
tn mother remembering to write
ncwpy letter between the ones ask.
ing for money or food. 2. Must
check on good grooming needs and
what have you, 'NuH said on the
first two. Now for number three,
You might set aside sort Of
study hour for your appearance,
deciding to improve II nt time IN
life when doing 40 is easier than il
ever will be later You. better than
anyone else. can figure out your
problems Of posture. complexion.
hair styles, etc. and decide what
your goal Is, because no two faces
and figures or even ideals Of beauty
are ever exactly alike,
Tho basic needs for acquiring
and holding beauty. however. ARE
the same for everyone immaculate
cIoanlinesE, scrupuluus grooming,
common sense care ~ health. and m
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-14

Quotel, made me SO angry that took the matter up
with the Federal Trade Commission. And what did
Z find out?
Il learned that the Fitch company had policy
with Loyds Of London that guaranteed THE
CUSTOMER WAS NOT SATISFIED WITH THE
SHAMPOO. LONDON LLOYDS GUARANTEED
THAT THE CUSTOMER WOULD GET RACK HIS
IS CENTS!
Yours for honest radio advertising.
w. +. laplRnte."
From Cleola r. Davis, 1919 Minnehaha Ave,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-14
Social and Persona
q ST, PAUL. q

MIR. Sidney Saers, 1913 Central Avenue West, host
TO the T. T. c. Saturday night Feb g. Mr.. ". r. Walker
will be the March host.
Mr. Frank Boyd 443 Mackubn active progressive leader
under the weather with neus for several days last
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-14
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs Elsie McNOOre, 4l6 E. 25th ST. was given a surprise
birthday dinner party by her two Edward and Donald
Mcoore and Miss Barbara Mcdonald Guests at the dinner
were Messrs and MeSdames Robert Wallace ST. and Harold
Lewis MesdameS Luther Abbey Grace Bryant and Anna
Lacy Misses Beulah BaneS and Virginia Williams Messrs
The theocrat., 1947-06-25
JESLYN KEMMAN-
STOCKER WEDDING

~
On Thursday evening, June
18th, Miss Jeslyn Audrey
Kemman and Elmer E. Stock
er were united in marriage by
Elder Theodore Mason in the
large dining room of Zion
Home.
Miss Kemman is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. David j.
Kemman of Hosah Beach and
the bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stocker, Sr.,
of 31O5 Emmaus Avenue.
The bride, gowned in white
satin and lace with a train
edged in lace, carried a bou-
quet of white roses and carna-
tions.
After the mother of the
bride had taken her seat, the
Mifflin Sisters, accompanied
by Mrs. Alvin Pfeiffer sang
Because" At it's conclusion
Elder Mason, followed by the
groom and best man, John
Stocker, and attendant, Har-
old Stocker, ascended to the
platform from the south.
In the bridal procession was
the brides maid, Ruth Stock
er, followed by the matron of
honor, Mrs. Alma Stocker.
Two. junior bridesmaids, AL
lyn Pfeiffer and Shirley Kay
Folkers, then preceded the
miniature bride and groom,
Patsy Stocker and Lanny
Schmidt. The latter took posi-
tions in front of the best man
and attendant. The flower girl,
Julie Ann Schmidt, only three
years old, scattering petals of
roses, preceded the Bride, Miss
Jeslyn Audrey Kemman. Miss
Kemman entered on the arm of
her father, who gave her in
marriage.
AS the bride reached the
platform she was met by the
groom and both ascended to-
gether to the beautiful we'd
ding arch, which had been set
in miniature flower garden.
Again the soft voices of the
Mifflin Sisters were heard in
The theocrat., 1947-06-25
The qheOCrat

the Lords Prayer AS soon
as the service was over the
trio sang 'T Love You Truly"
During the congratulations,
for which the bridal party
stepped down from the plat
form, the bridal table was set
in front of the wedding arch
on the platform. The center
piece of this table was a beau
tifully decorated Shirley Tenn
pie doll, dressed as a minia-
ture bride, which the bride had
received when only nine years
old.
The brides mother wore a
blue silk dress with a corsage
of pink carnations, while the
groom's mother was attired in
an aqua blue crepe dress with
a corsage of white gardenias.
The nearly three hundred
guests were attended by chief
usher Dan Schmidt and his as
sistants, Virgil Ford, Bertram
Congdon, and Vernon Hunt.
The decorations and the di-
recting of the wedding party
was cared for by Eric Bright.
Others assisting in making the
occasion a happy one were
Ruth Molback, Miriam Hunt,
Betty Grieve and Ann Dalziel.
After the congratulations
the many guests viewed the
pretty presents and were serv-
ed refreshments by Mrs. Clark
Pitcher.
The Bridal couple left amidst
a shower of confetti and rice
and spent their honeymoon in
Wisconsin.
They are at home in their
cottage at the Zion Lake Front.
Both bride and groom are
graduates of the Zion-Benton
Township High School.
The theocrat., 1947-06-25
RETURN FROM FLORIDA

Overseer Shumaker and son
David have arrived in Zion
from Florida, where they spent
the winter months. On their
way home they stopped off at
Greenville, South Carolina, to
which place the Bob Jones
University is being transferred
from Cleveland, Tenn, and
where David will begin four
year course of preparation in
music and other studies. The
city of Greenville has donated
200 acres of rich farm land to
the University as an induce
ment to locate there. Arrange
ments are being made for re-
ceiving 5000 students this
year. About 600 are young
men preparing for the minis
try. DR.. Jones, Sr., and the
Overseer have known each
other 27 years, having met at
South Bend, Ind, when both
were conducting services there.
DR.. Jones became interested in
Zion's work at that time. He
is known internationally for
his strict fundamental present.
ing of the Gospel. The Uni
versity is being filled with
young people desiring an edu-
cation in his great undertake
ing where the spiritual life is
paramount.
Mrs. Clara Boyd, daughter
of Overseer and Mrs. Shumak-
er arrived in Zion last Satur-
day evening from St. Louis,
where her husband, 1t. Robert
Boyd, is stationed. He is ex-
pected to meet her in Zion
this weekend.
The theocrat., 1947-06-25

FOR SALE-ARWELL PRODUCTS
Crystals. All kinds of sprays. DDT.
Shampoos; Cleaners; Stanley and
Fuller Products. Birthday and Christ
mas cards. L. N. Lindskog, 35th and
South Sheridan Road. Phi. 481.
The theocrat., 1947-06-25
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sin
cere thanks for the many kind
acts of kindness and sympathy
extended to us during our re-
cent bereavement.
(Signed)
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Huber
and family.
The theocrat., 1947-06-25

Plastering - Cement work, etc. Ellis
M. Hunt. Phone 3148. 641-7-9
The theocrat., 1947-06-25

REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE: 8 Gu.
ft. Grunow with new unit S10O cash.
Located in So. Kenosha; Will Deliver.
Call Zion 1888 - M. D. Smith, 2536
Edna for information. 683-6-11-25
The theocrat., 1947-06-25

FOR SALE-Crain Stoker, good con-
dition, reasonable. A. Darms, 2410
Elm. Phone 464. 691-6-18 Cont.
The theocrat., 1947-06-25

TEACH the youngsters to
wash with WARM water
and soap before each meal.
Natural Gas heats water
faster! Automatic storage
gas water heaters are avail
able -. now. See your deal
er, plumber, or North Shore
Gas Company.
The theocrat., 1947-06-25

FOUNn-A fountain pen. Owner may
have same by identifying and paying
for this ad. Call $3.50 after 500 pm.
696-6-25
The theocrat., 1947-06-25

FOR Wheel luggage trail
er; roll-away bed; round oak table;
child's play pen; 2-burner electric
stove; ironing board; Morris chair;
step ladder; electric fixtures & rive;
sash-weights; tires 700x15 and 600x16
and some tools. 18th st. and Lake
Drive, Zion, Ill. 695-6-18
The theocrat., 1947-06-25

Hats made to order - Bridesmaids
hats - Dressmaking. Eleanor Leech,
1704 Carmel Blvd. Corner Carmel &
BetheD, Phone Zion 672.
The theocrat., 1947-06-25

SUMMER SPRAYING
DAN MUDGETT, 28O5 Emmaus Ave
Phone Zion 1856 or Majestic 80.
698-6-25-7-1 -1e
Evening star., 1947-04-10
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

MARINE FIELD OFFICER, wife and in.
FAINT urgently need 2.bedroom furnished
house OF apartment. GIL. 2276 after $50
REGULAR ARMY MAJOR, being evicted
May 5, reauires 2 or BEDROOM pom house 20 6r
apt; prefer unfurnisshed' In virginia suo-
At %RRY nlS'f1sFF ofF1cEk A VIE vie. daurh-
ter desire 2-bedroom furnished house or
sDs Tsas to g. sbsS ba5a moo5hy 9th sss
! 'Tt 70 sssia IL ROOM House. unfsfn.. for room
after pm. weekdays; all day Sat-. Sun.
AIRLINE EXECUTIVE. wife and year-old
child desire furnished house or apt: pay up
to S125 per mo. Phone Republic $3.50,
Shi 6NFURNIsHED HOUSE OR APT. bed
(2l small children; up to sl25, woodley
URGENTLY NEEDED-Army otncer. wife
and six-month-old baby desire to rent
house or apartment 1uInlshsd OF s'tIand nniur5
at Upland 5000. Ext. 222b. between g 80
nSf6RSIsaGp Nj sRs sae pm Small house. profession.
man and sister; best care; urgently needed
nsSla sSfShoSM 5S hoUsf htts5 om 81 pre,
BY by virginia Preferred; best of Care; refer.
HosE dsos ok sP ae2 unsqn NV or
Va: Navy captain, wife and son; for
years, Hobart 1880, Ext. 4oI- ls'
apsrtment IN ,Hyattsyille oI VICINITY; nc ns
LGE HOUSE suitable for fraternity Ia
NV. city. Up to $500 per mo. Call RE.
a052, ask for president or house manager
NAVY COMMANDER desires s-bedrm
furn. house by April 25; up to $175- Can
CANADIAN COUPLE, with daughter aged
ii, want Q or bedroom furnished house
or apartment in NV. district. Phone
HOUSE OR APARTMENT by permanently
stationed Army oficer and wife, no chill
dren MRS. GARDNER, WI. 1854, IL
DIPLOMAT desires 3-bedroom, 2-bath, fur
nished or unfurnished house or apartment;
will sign lease and pay up to $3.50 monthly;
excellent references. Mr.. NouEL. Geersia
CARPENTER, wife and three children
would like unfurnished house: willing to
make minor repairs if rent is reasonable
Gs GayfRM1FNT MS 19NyFER Fl 121r u.rm.asn ia
needs or 8 bedroom house, unfurn.; best
references. Woodley soil. 16s
Evening star., 1947-04-10
HOUSES FOR sAlE-No,thwe.,.

WE HAVE HOUSES FOR SALE in all sec
tions Of city and vicinity: some for as Low
s1so down SHl Ef see " ios is sGpss pstS
GEoRGEToWNwouaint q; ORG site on canal:
JESSE JESSE IoEs' ois AZ M southern Bids Sa
SILVER sPRING-Less than $4,000: s.
buslins; on a corner lot, s0x1IO: In ex-
FRED KELLEY. BR. oi40. ii
BETHESDA-Vacant; brick. only yrs:
Old; g rms, Q colored tiled baths. screened
fai fprc.d e. ss as at
cash, subject to withdrawal from market
and change Of price. J. NOBLE B0az.
GafESaEN Ssai.Hli NJ Ned SfG2 HoME.-we have
nomes for sale. and our experienced stan
EhaLTY E f GO co, & I've. s Realtors. Sa a. ssfs.
BRIGHTwoOD-Most desirable residential
section. conveniently located near schools.
transportation and shopping; rooms.
semidetached brick. oil heat, built-in "a.
Mr. saser. with COURTESY REAL ESTATE
Co, MI 1924; evenings, GE. 1863. 10
GLOVER PARK-Near Georgetown Univ.
and Wis ave. transp., shopping, ETC.; ex-
Gel. 2,story row brick. In perfect sond:.
5 bsdrms.. / On first h.. lse. Kit. Nv. rm..
windows and doors. Venetian blinds: house
10 for sale fugn. or unfurn.; must be seen
TO Be appreciated. Don't delay, see today.
cARTEs REALTY co, 2e13 14th ct. nv.
Sun RUUNSxIoW sxis1SYiS d wooDlDGE--s rm.. ana
Ia. Tbs @ VA. zSdiis s.sninss Id
Evening star., 1947-04-10
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

LARGE APARTMENT. very flne; baths,
large rooms Tilden Gardens. Connecticut
Firm fyHR W0i opT PIG For SALE rm. dinette.
Kit. and bath. fully equipped: would have
to see to appreciate. Call after PM
EXCEPTIONAL, excellent NV location
Bedroom, living room, kitchen, dinette,
reception hail and bath: only $4,000 cash
and S3S "a a month to mortgage and
operation costs, including electricity and
gas. Exclusive agent EDMUND j. FLYNN
1authority on cooperative plan since
1920; responsible for most Of Washing
tons more than so cooperative apt.
bldgs). woodward Building, RE. 1918,
Evening star., 1947-04-10
HOUSES FURNISHED.

SIX-ROOM HOUSE, screened porch, ga
rage One block from Mass. ave. extended.
convenient to Spring Valley shopping CEN
EX.NAVAL PILOT. Protestant. single. age
27, will share new home in Falls Church
with. 3 men; private bedrooms. kitchen
Navy Annex. Cail Friday afternoon. OK.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEp

$3.50 GARFIELD ST.-Lovely 4 bedrooms
dining room, library and kitchen on 1st
2-car buiit-in garage. Ideal for diplomat
1925 on 2.yr lease. ALFRED TAYLOR &
Co, co. 1892: ewes. DE, O222 10
Evening star., 1947-04-10
HOUSES EXCHANGED

EXCHANGE 3-bedroom home. Santa Mon
lea, Calf, years old, for Groom home
in Bethesda or Chevy Chase area. Boz
17-Z, Star. lO-
Evening star., 1947-04-10

,autiful white brick
on wonderful Cor
finest construction;
fudes den and lava
lroomS, nursery and
:; General Electric
-ic home laundry.
1926. with FRANK
Evening star., 1947-04-10

& MISS mss 'ssf:
Assy tai Mx,os ssS wife .@ and dsushss1 e parma
room unfurn n apartment srdo or hsgse' Gaii
aDio SoE ENGrNEEk e k7gs Dermsneni nan desires
bedrm,, nnfuTn apt apt or house at once
NAvY Man. employed wife. desire small
apt. Immediately, NV. vicinity. Call IA.
sMPL ssSP aisso coEPRE I desire. furn. or unfurn.
I.bedroom apt: in modern building, up -. TO
$50 senyen,snt srsnsp S to Sst Sspite Sdos
COUPLE, contemplating marriage. desires
furnished or unfurnished apartment h, OF
MTs op 90!s ssISss abGGTs dssres d anturn
spt HR eWn De Fssssss' ssss fes:
HNsrGN AND WIFE want /. or bed
rooms, furnished. private bath, kitchen
csrms5i SST oa ssSS aousE sui.abl. for WORKING
ssSooi: sSSsf: best references. Phone olsSe S;sSa
c. U. STUDENT VET and wife desire or
) rm. apt; 8 mos. advance rent; Iefs
S1sa WstSfs sfsxfs1 IS sasRa ARE sps e~ With other
siri. .sss 2b TO a5, NV. section. Can
X0uNGto VETERAN STUDENT and en-
SSSS $50 Msaa.D EIs St cSUrLR & II EN- needs fur
sslss.n n5ss or ca snfusnsnsWs MR WI IP nR aE sssS
zee sSc2s Il AZ s9aS sND wi Mirs ssssr.
spsrtrnent for months. Call Trinidad
MARINE OFTICER, wife and child desire
furnished house In Alexandria area; up to
S1ES4GU S1ES4UTSiH IA Amy Ami OFFICER et. col, needs
S-bedroom unfurnished apt. In NV. WASH;
Adult children. no pets; making WASH
nsrmanert home Cali Temple 012S be-
fVeeu 10 am and 12 noon. 13s
WEiP. FIEASE-Apt. needed desperately
6y ex-ofdcer chemist, wife, recently mar
RED; All references; phone no. O504 oet-
$50 AMI pm. Not home sat; sun.
GOVE1NMENT SCIENTIST, veteran. and
wife, desire small apt, partly turn, Or
furn;; mos sdvanse rent aa a. desiTso f shas Ma
no You HAVE rms. kit. and bath. furn.
or unfurn.. for uss House occupied yrs
being sold. Please call DU. eo57 after
SeIcEp TO vAcArE, vet, wife. 21a-yr.
b. C. Mr.. DEBMOND, RA. 52s2. -13
or 4 nm. UNFURN. APT, by business
woman, perm Federal employe: Conn. ave.
Or Georgetown pref. CO. sl46 after o;30.
ss,9,so 4sT Oh o% 5SME; 1sea or ssdrn'. faIp pa
REFINED kEF1us oM oCMaKIsTiAN tSniN COUPLE desire l.
bedrm.. liv. rm. kit and bath apt. furn.
EMfIoYEp CoUfIS desire 1-bedrm. apt
10 childrsn or pats. IA. <12l after o.
49,
Evening star., 1947-04-10

SPRING-Beautiful s
Iglish-type, 2-story
Hv. rm. with IRE
with bay window;
End a.; lge. walk-in
fireplace and bath
Evening star., 1947-04-10
1nE pUICiINSEI
PRICE. SH. 554.
AMERICAN UNI !

Modern 4-bed
brick Colonial he
door; daylight !
garage: $24,950.
Realtor, WO. n
Cnnn
Evening star., 1947-04-10

s1i, fs ~. nsaI h OWE i,,
3 large bedrms. and sleeping porch rec
Fas cal ~ ass ssrsaf ii Srsan pm
s2ERE a1sEPSIa srHasa sRSs Asas ls .seu. is nv mile!
home. aam i 10 yrs n.ialef old; ist H. has sci iiv rm
with fireplace, din. rm. and modern kit;
End a, has z bsdrms; and bath: ail hs ths
place: .buiit-in Tarage: lot is e5xl59 ane
Is nicely handicapped: priced low for quick
sale; immediate possession. EDWARD z
SdPPLE. exclusive ast. ME. 4249. DE
KSaHIIoRAMA RD.. between Conn. and Mass
aVes.---Attraettve town house, A bedrooms
baths on :srd floor; sas hot-water heat: q
See Mr. Dodge. r.. WEAVER BROS, NC.
sssls.ss ssao ses .se9s', e. ssso Bldr p1
ST. 500 O-I4th and Spring I'd area-Va.
cant; brick. 3 bedrms., IA baths. sas
hsst hse Fl Eyes, s, Wo. 4s46. J. LEO K9LB'
GLOVER FARK--yacant. Brick home Of
) bedrms., 2k baths. gas heat, rec. rnn,
gaTags 1sa KiR ses s4gS ses Pl ,cS ssss MI 219i
INGRAHAM sT.. NEAR 5th N.w.--1s-ft
row brick, immacualte condition. rms,
s0 s ps hsa ay "a low oEneT o1 msdss
sals sas,. KENNEDY lSsA lRssAALTY CO. INC, aE.
4-0EUhRNs nVV0k Wltkl luA p2htibs a
blk. from 18th st. Row. brick in very
cony. location to schools. churches.
transp, shopping centers. Nice-stxed lot.
20x140; 2-car det. brick gar. Modern
kit. with nice pantry: opened 'front.' porch
and screened-in back porch; gAs h.-y.h.
Priced for quick sale. Gail Mr.. kattnaa
sHEocRREY aaE aRRsY nooRaiAH Saali fsei H..iso1. s
4fh AND TAYLOR SIS. MW.-Row brick
home Of 3 bedrms.. ~ baths, eas hcat;
Evss.. M. sfsi. J. fEo KoIB, NC,
FoxHAIL; s14.sso-Detaehed home WITH
Q bedrooms and bath on lst moor aud z
bedrooms and bath on End noor: possession
with title: oil hot-water heat; 2-ear garaSs,
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS tHeaifor1, WO. 7y0e
until p.m 3518 Conn, ave. 10
BUCHANAN ST.. near 13th-A very Vel
built row brick house. having living
room, dining room. kitchen and ainclosed
heated porch on the LIST hoor; 3 bedrooms,
i bath and an fnclosed porch on End noor;
q full basement with very attractive
paneled recreation room. toilet, Utility
room and / car buiIt-in garage: Prics
$15.950. For appointment cal WALkkR
spI. O222. Eyes M 1854. lib
CHEVY CHASE, b. E.-6 rms. IN baths
perfect condition. J. NOZZLE DQAz
hsalses, vi. 7600. -a0
Evening star., 1947-04-10
located on

brick home,
ectly immaculate con-
I'd unusual door plan.
or bedrm. and full
rms. 4 baths. maids
in garage, gas heat.
RA: 1858, with FRANK
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-22

Mrs. John Cain has been visiting
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Frank Burris of Fred
erica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sapp and
daughter Frances and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hummel Sapp of Wilmington
spent the weekend in Houston
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hummel Sapp are
spending two weeks in RehobOth.
Mrs. Amelia Alexander went to
Lewes on Monday to spend some
time with her daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Maxwell
and son Stephen and Joseph Mar
vel of Wilmington spent the week
end with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Marvel.
Mrs. Margaret Benson, who has
been spending a couple of days
with Mrs. Joseph Hayes is visit
ing her niece, Mrs. Tresneck, near
Bridgeville at this time.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
/ Sapp had their ten children, with
their husbands, wives and sweet
hearts and their grandson, Dewey
Edward Sapp, Jr., home with them
and they all spent the day at Oal
Orchard.
The blight surely did not dam
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-22
STATEMENT BY THE
PRESIDENT

1t has been brought to my atten-
ton that the War, Navy and Treas
ury Departments and the National
Rifle Association have joined in a
campaign of instructor to prevent
the loss of life and destruction of
property, resulting from the posses
sion of explosive-type war souven-
irs. One need but scan the papers to
see that such safety program is
badly needed.
The problem is primarily one of
education. 1t is regrettable that a
step of this kind was not taken afer
past wars. This neglect has cost us
thousands of lives and millions of
dollars.
The Government agencies and a
non-profit sportsmen's organization
have banded together in a public
service. trust the public will hear
them-and heed.