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Evening star., 1947-07-04
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. ldiDS couples must
apply for marriage license OF,
one day, pait three full days and
recetDe the license ON the fth
day. Sundays and holidays are \
counted the same as other days.
Martin Lewis, Il, 90 Sss warren Es1a St ne.
90 dora ea way SO. 541s Alabama ave Sc,
wlam III 2e s1ss spss
Vernon Leclear:, q; Paradise Calf and
RobeI bes Hasds asts.xsy s s2S e. Vi W.. Rs Potomac
Dossa ssE 1s%R:ass *, 5ssSe ssnn,yvaq,.
f74e f7e a Hobart asa st. NV. s"''S ''AA''l' 90
NV, and Muriel Suit, 22. 1880 W st.
Frederick Amick. 81. and Alice, Lockhsrt,
BeaneFd ana BspbsHs sRh Brandt nsHs T. Sa 1871
James Riddle: 81, 1894 s4 Massaehusesstos ,,. IS
Roaef ser fhsPhess 5s s.. and virginia soin. "a,
y, both Of 1924 % Ist St; NV, nv. Rn,,rn .,
Elmer Fsnyick: is: xpnspolis, and Mary
Bdrry, 10, IdkOma Sark.
Duncan Parsons. %. and Elsa Desilla, az,
wsssT asEss 4ssSaps 1874 sb AZ e AND
SoERsR F4sda smith, Esy ss oh'0 ana
'0ha Both Kas II Hsd:. Isl sns Nd Agnes Lambert a'
ave. Sc, and Florence Allen, 80. 396S
saa Asisy a ~ sGurHs g. H4 Il RS
Janus %als rtiss aa s42a e. so 8; Wise saa
Howard war Feel, s5. 500 21st st. NV. and
Carl R0tFs Pfossos e r. T., ~ and Anna Bryant.
Il, both ct 1898 25th st. n.T5 n.Ts5.r.,.,,t
Roger g. poS h5s It Hshwsg aa s1d aa Anna seFths0
walter Marshall, p, and ponell Hines.
Is beth Of ssSs payepp1rs 9sed.s St. n NV
and Mary Simpson. n. s61 Howard
Aifss Ihomas sa 70 i HI al th ws,.1 St nx
Harold s;ei Martin. 40, 4t4 9Th st. NV, and
sqfa Wsssns e. a,S NY Orleans: 3 a. Ia
enss seafriss eestsas, IS eli Pa Pa
aoae ana Lucille Ia ne Tnmss' 49, l4oo Good
Ernest TSStisS: g. u. ssl5 E. 4gns P; NV"
eollese. and Frances Hastings. "a. Ar
curtis III Thatcher 3s, 1925 A st. ne. and
Virginia Hickey, 80, ID 10th st. Sc.
Robert Donelly. 81, Silver Spring, and
Pauline Hamper, q, 1908 18th st. NV
Thomas Northey, 20, Fort Lauderdale,
Fla, and Gertrude Wilworth, 70, Ar
lington. -.
Ralph Tomiin, II. 1882 Calvert st. NV.
and Mary Hildebrand, 20, d943 Bilt-
more st. NV.
william Foase 90, Fort Belvoir, and Carol
Sack, 10, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1947-07-04

George Knox MCMILLAN, who
couldn't get home when he was
an Army corporal because he had
children, refuses to rent his present
mouse to any couple without them.
%>For this reason, when he adver-
Gsed In las. Sundays Star that the
house was for rent, he insisted that
the successful applicant have a
family.
rMr. Mcmillan and his wife, Mary
Helen, live at 10ll South Edison
Street, Arlington, Va. He Is going to
Mississippi soon for the Treasury
Department. He said he had about
Is calls in response to his advertise
n4ent and would decide today which
family with children would get the
house.
|"Half of the applicants had no
kids" he commented. II refuse to
consider them. When asked II they
had children, those without them
wpuld reply triumphantly that they
had no kids. And those who had
kids would timidly admit it as II 1t
automatically dropped them from
the race"
SMr. MCMILLAN and his wife have
Evening star., 1947-07-04
Births Reported


Irving and Mollie Aaron, girl;
Emil and Dorothy AylesWorth, girl
Ralph and Opal Barnes. girl.
George and Patricia Beatley. boy.
Harold and Anita Bobys, boy:
AShby and Frances Bodlne, boy.
Monroe and Rosalind Booth, girl.
Jack and Ruth Boteler, boy.
Francis and Florence Brosnan, boy.
HSSs HSMsrs ana snf anor sss.f bey 00
Henry Henry and Elsie eaton. girl.
William and Ruth Colbert, boy.
john % and Margaret crandali, girl.
William and Mary Dixon. boy.
Albert and Helen Dougherty. girl
John and Lorraine Dudley, girl
Earle and Dorothy Erhardt, boy,
Jack and Florence Enrich. girl
Morris and Fannie Falk, boy.
william and Elizabeth Foreman; beg
George and Evelyn Glass, girl.
Harry and Gladys Gray gig gig
Paul Pa u and nd hnrn,,c Anna Grlfln inn boy boy
Buford and Dorothy. Humphries. boy.
BENJAMIN and Jane 1ams, boy.
Jacob and Marjorie Idol, boy;
Wilson and Betty 1ngraham, boy.
Francis and Mary johnson, boy.
Joseph and Mary Kastner, boy.
Walter and Marie Kealy, boy.
Earl and Lorraine Keeler, girl.
Paul and Catherine LoveZZo, girl.
David and Rose Leonhard, girl.
Irving and Gladys Levinson, girl.
George and Genevieve Link, girl. H.
Edward and Norma Mastin. girl. ~"
Emory and Maxine Mayhem, boy.
Harry and Eloise Melton, boy.
Cecil and Barbara Morrison. girl.
Cecil and Maxine Mullins, girl.
Neill and Frances Murphy, boy.
! Charles and Olive McGarvin, boy.
Joseph and Doris McLendon, boy.
Maurice and Geraldine OShea, gi:
Ralph and June Page. boy.
William and Bernive Palmer, boy.
Albert and Nellie Ridgeway. girl,
John and Helen Rhoades, girl:
Charles and Louise Schellinger, bo!
Alfred and Millie Smith, boy.
Woodrow and Elizabeth Stotler. gir
Andrew and Regina StoltZ. boy.
James and Faye Stover, girl.
| Anthony ana Violet Sucner, girl.
Francis and Catherine Sullivan, girl.
Frederick and Roberta Thorne. boy.
Charles and Marguerite Trainor, girl.
Charles and Elizabeth Waskey. girl
Herman and Evelyn Waterholter, girl.
| Thomas and Martha WEIGH, girl.
Raymond and Mary Welch. girl.
William and Dorothy Whitehead, boy.
Cecil and Talitha Wright, girl.
| Chikao and Clara Hamasaki, boy.
Lee and Hung Han. boy.
| Horace and Anna Tancil, girl.
| James and Ada WASHINGTON, boy.
Evening star., 1947-07-04
Deaths Reported

!From the 2. 6. Bureau Of Vital Statistics. }
Mary NJ. McCloskey. SO, Philadelphia.
Edward Kelly. 81, San Antonio.
Joseph r. Monroe, 81, $50 9th st. ne
susan E. Kempe, rs, Bermuda
Roscoe i. 0atley, T6, 4101 New Hampshire
ave.
Ernest !. Lewis. "A 5000 Que st.
Clara NJ. Rogers. 70. Arlington.
Joseph H. Bishop. II. 1918 E st. ne
Harry F, REYNOLDS. II. 24sO 18th st.
Martha E, Prinsle. 81, 1894 Queen st. ne.
Laura 3. Hyatt. 50: Takonta Park
James c. Curtin. ~, SIS llth st.
Harry H. Motley, ~. 4S7 st. sw
Elizabeth Crumpton. 81, 3ls s st. sw
Edward Thomas, "a, ST. Elizabeths Hosp.
Thomas w Wilson, So, 1905 P st.
Augusta Redmond, ,63; SIS 3rd St. s.w
Edward N. Garland. 63, 1i12 K st.
James D: Robinson, 80. 116 18th st. ne
George Thomas, 81, SEA llth st.
Samuel Chayis, go, 400 Sth st s.w.
Rosa B. Spatts, 40. 1921 41st st.
William shankiin g, 3is l s.. Sc.
Helen L. Jackson. 80, 1919 Kalorama I'd.
Gloria S. North. 80, 2325 ST.
Maurice Jefferson, infant, 1912 First st.
S.w
Leonard williams. infant, 1906 57th ave
Evening star., 1947-07-04
Willard Staff Today Observes
Tooth Anniversary of Hotel

While everybody else Is celebrat-
ing the birth Of Nation today,
the staff at the Willard Hotel will
be observing the Tooth birthday Of
a historic hostelry as well.
It was q century. ago that Henry
and Ed Willard lent their name
TO the hotel that was to become at
various times the official White
House, the home OF the first Japan
ese Legation and the birthplace Of
The Battle Hymn of the Republic. F"
During most of the 18th century
before that tavern stood at the
corner of Fourteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, present site
OF the Willard.
A wealth of famous names dot
the Willard register, including every
President since Zachary Taylor.
President ELECT Lincoln was
slipped into the hotel for his pro-
lection and later viewed his own
inaugural parade from a balcony.
Ulysses Grant often gossiped in the
lobby and Millard Fillmore visited
Jenny Lind there.
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
made the Willard their Washington
home and continued to live there
after President Harding died until
the White House was renovated.
Among others who stopped at the
hotel were Lafayette, John G. Cal
houn, Henry Clay, Daniel Webster,
Horace Greeley, Mark Twain, Wash
ington Irving. Charles Dickens,
Buffalo Bill, Einstein, Houdini, the
Duke of Windsor and Rear Admiral
Richard E. Byrd.
The first Japanese Legation used
the hotel for headquarters in 1860
and year later 1t was the meeting
Evening star., 1947-07-04

centers even before it passes the
Senate or Is signed by the Presi.
dent, because the President has al
ready signed a bill allowing the
District to ask for s150,o00 to run
the centers for the fiscal year which
began Tuesday.
Under the plan, the Welfare De-
partment plans to accommodate
about 270 children. and provide
employment for about so persons to
run the centers.
Evening star., 1947-07-04
Glenda Farrell Back
HOLLYWOOD

Following two-year absence
from the screen, Glenda Farrell has
been signed by Cornell Pictures to
play an important role in "The
Double Take" mystery thriller with
Franchot Tone, Janet Blair, Janis
Carter and Adele Jergens In the
leads, which went into production at
Columbia this week.
The blond comedienne returned
to Hollywood recently after two sea-
sons of appearing in stage plays on
Broadway and in summer stock. Her
last movie assignment was at Co.
lumbia in l945, when she was seen
in Ever Since Venus"
Evening star., 1947-07-04

place Of the Southern Senators who
cast their lots for civil war.
Also in 1861, Julia Ward Howe
was inspired to write the North's
battle hymn when she saw a COM
pany of Union soldiers passing the
hotel singing John Browns Body"
Completely remodeled in 1901,
the hotel was known at that time as
the New Willard.
White House servants often came
to the old Willard well during dry
periods for water for the Presidents.
In more recent years, the White
House has called on the hotel for
extra food during rationing and for
linen when regular laundry service
failed.
Evening star., 1947-07-04
Brent Picks Winner
HOLLYWOOD.

Though George Brent will sail his
own boat, the South Wind, in July's
trans-Pacific yacht race from San
Francisco to Hawaii, he thinks it
will be a craft piloted by another
Hollywood star that will actually
win the famous biennial competi-
ton.
According to Brent, now working
in THE Corpse Came c. o. D." at
Columbia. the Santana, Humphrey
Bogart's racing yawl, has an excel
lent chance Of coming out on top.
George calls 1t "the best racing boat
on the Coast"
He feels he ought to know. From
194l to 1914. Brent owned the San
tana himself and finally sold it to
Bogart, after which George bought
the South Wind.
Evening star., 1947-07-04
Re-opening Of s Day-Care
Centers About JuIyt4 Seen

The six day-care centers in the
District may be opened about July
IA.
Raymond F. Clapp, acting director
of the Department of Public We'll
fare, forecast the possibility yester-
day after a visit to the District
Building. where he talked with Wal
ter L. Fowler, budget officer. He
said he was told he could begin
operation of the centers after the
House passes the District Appropria-
ton bill.
The House is expected to act on
the bill next week and Mr.. Clapp
was told he might 90 ahead with the
Evening star., 1947-07-04
Veteran Refuses to Rent Home
To Couple Without Children

two children, George Knox. jr., 5,
and Linda Sue, 3 years old.
The house for rent, he said, has
two bedrooms, a living room, a
kitchen and a dining room. 1T. Is
idealsfor kids" Mr.. MCMILLAN said.
ut has four swings in the back and
an outdoor place for barbeques.
Evening star., 1947-07-04
In Drama of 1914

Melvyn Douglas and Barbara Bel
Geddes will have stellar roles in
RKo Radios ''The Pittsburgh Esca-
pade," recently purchased comedy
drama by Lesser Samuels and Chris
topher sherwood dealing with life
In the United States In 1914.
Evening star., 1947-07-04
Tea House Reopens

The Hains Point Tea House,
closed since the war, reopened at II
am. today under auspices of the
Government Services, Inc. 1t has
been redecorated and will be open
every day except Monday.
Evening star., 1947-07-04

Saudi Arabia quit making soap
because 1t can be more easily pur-
chased abroad.
Evening star., 1947-07-04

EEcn s244 Go. Ave.. Silver Spring
SASS SH. 25@o. porkins Spoes
Matinee at PM.
Last Day. Eddie Dean, Ken Maynard in
White Stallion" at 1:20. 1866, 6:25,
s:55; Freddie Stewart, June Preisser
in Sarge Goes to College," at 2:25,
4:55, 7:20. 9:50. Tomorrow, Kenny
Delmar. Uni Merkle in Its a Joke.
SON; Charles starrett in west Of
Evening star., 1947-07-04
CHEVERLY
Y Defense hishwoy
, at Londovsr Rd., Nd.

UN. O10O-Air Conditioned.
Free Parking on Paved Lot.
Today OnIy-on stage in PERSON., The
HOLLYWOOD Hillbilly Jamboree. Direct
from the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.
Tenn featuring Mississippi Quartet,
Horsefy. the Funny Man: Clarabelle.
the Gal from the Mountains: Miss
Frankie Doyle. Bashful Dan, Baby
Sandra and an Extra Added Attrac-
ton. Rambling Tommie Scott and his
Talking Doll; plus Bill Boyd as Hopa-
long CASSIDY in "Daneerous Venture"
Tomorrow. Two Big Hits!, The House
on a2nd Street: plus Spoilers of the
North "
Evening star., 1947-07-04

SAVnY $3.50 18th St. NV.
S"sSs co. 1858
HealthfulIy Air Conditioned.
Msinee at l PM
Today Only. Gene. Autry. Adele Mara
in Twilight On Rio Grande;" at 1:15,
row, Humphrey Bosart, Lizabeth Scott
in Dead Reckoning"
Evening star., 1947-07-04
TAY0MA 4th & Butternvt SIS.
AAAsAVAAss SE 1912 porkino Spccs

Matlnee at I P.M.
in "Ramrod" at l.. $50. 6:45, 9:45:
Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake in "B!on-
dies Holiday" at $40. 5:40, $40:
Tomorrow, Errol Flynn in 'Sea Hawk,
Reissuel: Hugh Beaumont. Cheryl
Walker in "Three On Ticket"
Evening star., 1947-07-04

TIV0fI, 18th Park Rd. NV.
AA VAE GO. 1900 Nat. ! PM.
HealthfiiYiy Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow, Yvonne De Carlo,
Brian Donlepy in Song Of Schehera-
zade" 1Tech0, at 1:15. 3:15, $50.
7:25, 9:36: Cartoon. For information
Children's Saturday Morning Show
See Ad Top of Column.
Evening star., 1947-07-04
UPTOWN Io Sson. 10y no.. ms. d N;we.s :; rM

VI AV"N WO. 54oo Mot. | Pm.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day, Yvonne De Carlo, Brian Dom
levy in Song Of Scheherazade" 9Tech.l, y,
at 1:05. 3:10, $50, 7:25, 9:35; Car.
Allyson in High Barbaree:" For In
formation Children's Saturday Morning
Show See Ad Top of Column.
Evening star., 1947-07-04

CIT VTR Ga. Ave. & coIesviIis Pike
SH. $780, Mot. I PM.
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
HealthfulIy Air Conditioned.
Last Day. Gregory Peck. Jane Wyman
in The Yearling" (Tech), at 1:30,
4:1O, 6:55, 9:35; Cartoon. Tomorrow,
Yvonne De Carlo. Brian DonleVy in
'Song Of Scheherazade" (Tech.) Fer
Information Children's SATURDAY. Morn.
ing Show See Ad Top of Column.
Evening star., 1947-07-04

EUYRYnAN Go. Ave. & Shesidan
SsANAaA~ssN RI. 24oo Nat. I Pm.
HeaIthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day, Fred MacMurray. Paulette
Goddard in Suddenly It's Spring." at
Of ri Fine sSe ronorroT ia Edwsid e. Robn
son, Ida Lupino. John Garfield. Barry
Fitzgerald in Sea Wolf" (Reissue).
Evening star., 1947-07-04
TODAYS NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
ADJUSTMENTS

KENNENY Kennedy M. @th NV.
"Ass"A~s Rk. $500. Mot. ! Pm.
Parking Space Available to Patrons
Today and tomorrow, Don De Fore,
Ann Harding, Gale Storm In at Hap
pened On Fifth Avenue" at !, 3:O5,
b:16, 7;20, $50 Cartoon, Z.
Evening star., 1947-07-04

YnRK Go. Ave. 8 Quebec Pl. NV.
AVAsAA RA. 44oo Mot. PM
HeaIthfully Air Conditioned.
Today Only Rosalind Russell Melvyn
Douglas in Guilt of Janet Anes," at
l 30, 3:35. $40, 7:45. $50. Tomor-
row. Charles Starrett, Smiley Burnette
in South of Chisholm Trail.
Evening star., 1947-07-04
PENN

pFNN Pa. Ave. at 7th Sc.
. ~" FR. 5000. Mat. I Pm.
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow, Yvonne De Carlo,
Brian Donlevy in Song Of schehera-
zade" tTech). at l, 3:15, $50, 7:35,
9:45. For Inform tion Children's sat
urday Morning Show See Ad Top of
Column
Evening star., 1947-07-04

KENNEDY s:"n.sy <: :sSo NJ, ~. .'h !, N.Y.. !. "
Heaithfuliy Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow, Don De Fore,
Ann Harding; d ,. Gale Storm in 1T Hap Hap
BIS, 7:$o, $50. Cartoon. '''''
MarARTHUR 4s,s Macarthur
.A"Ss AAS" Blvd. NV. OR. 46oo
Free Parking Space Available ts Patrons.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Matinee at l PM.
Last Day. David Niven, Kim Hunter in
s:o5, sis, 7;3o. $50; Cartoon. To,
zachary Scott in "stallion Road. :"
PENN r.. r. 500. ass' =, Mot. ~" ! p. p.m.
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
Hsalthfully Air Cenditionsd;
Brian ponleyy in Song Of schehera-
9:45. For informal ation children's sat
urday Morning Show See Ad Top of
SAV0Y $3.50 ,4th St. NV.
He.lthtu!Iy Air Conditioned.
Tod:g II vast nay os SEN so AS1S s4snd. Aass MFs
255, 4:4O. $50, sos. $50 Tomor-
row Humphrey Bosart. Lizabeth Scott
SEcn s244 Go. Ave.. Silver Spring
" 81. 254o. Perkins spees
White WI : Stallion; sI!s 4 20; s:5g; s:2s:
in Sarge Goes to College" at 0:05
4:55' 7:so. $50. Tomorrow Kenny;
Delmar. Uni Merkle in ".It's Joke.
fSn.; Snas. Charles cl4, starrets in west of
SHERIDAN Go. Az. Az . shs'ide"
HeaIthtully Air Conditioned.
Last Day, Fred MacMurray. Paulette
eae'Ea ss n sssdfnE Sss 74o l's stS sPFns asr:h
of Time. Tomorrow. Edward G. Robin
son, Ida Lupino. John GARFIELD, Barry
Fitzgerald in Sea Wolf" (Reissue).
SILVER Go: Ave: q eoIesvili. Pike
SA0 "a" SH. $500. Mot. I Pm.
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
HealthfulIy Air Conditioned.
Last Day, Gregory Peck. Jane Wyman
h,o in The h.r Yesrlins :at Tesho at 1:s0'
'Song of scheherazade" (Tech.) Fer
Information Children's Saturday Morn
ing Show See Ad Top of Column.
AnAOaaH GE. 1872 Porkins Spoes
Matinee at l Pm
in "Ramrod." at i. $50. CAB, a:45:
Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake in "B!on-
Tomorrow. Errol Flynn in 'sea Hawk
Reissue; Hugh Beaumont. >, Cheryl
TYVAfY ,,l4th & Park Rd. N.W
ANV VAS Co. 1900 Nat. P.M,
Heahhfrfiy Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow. Yvonne De Carlo,
zade" 9fech3. at 1:15. 1915. $50
chiidren's Saturday Morning Show
Sec Ad Top of Column.
YIpTnWN Conn. Ave. & Newark
VI AV"N Wo. 54oo Mot. I Pm.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day, Yvonne De Carlo, Brian Dom
levy in Song of Scheherazade" lTech.),
at 1908, 3:10. $50; 7:25; 5; 9:35; Car. Car.
Hyson R KsS xab For n
formation Children's Saturday Morning
Show See Ad Top of Column.
VnRK Go. Ave. & Quebec Pl NV.
AVAAh RA 44oo Mot. I Pm.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today Only Rosalind Russell. Melvyn
Douglas in Guilt of Janet Ames," at
1870, 3:35. $40. 7:45, $50 Tomor-
row, Charles Starrett. Smiley Burnette
Evening star., 1947-07-04
uwx1yyu 1sse MoeA,,bu,

"HoS<AAA AsS~ Blvd. NV. OR. 46oo
Free Parking Space Available to Patrons.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Matinee at l PM.
Last Day. David Niven, Kim Hunter In
Stairway to Heaven" tTech0, at /,
3;O5, 5:15. 7:2O, $50; Cartoon. To-
morrow Ronald Reegan, Alexis Smith,
Zachary Scott in stallion Road"
Evening star., 1947-07-04

unMT 1890 c St. NE.
AVPAA TR al88
Matinee at l PM.
Last Day. Johnny Mack Brown IN
Trailing Danger" at 1905, 3:35, sos.
s:35; Wallace Beery, George Raft in
The Bowery' tReissue), at 2:05. 4:35,
7:O5. q:35 Tomorrow, Buster Crabbe
in Law and Order; George O'Brien IN
'Windjammer.
Evening star., 1947-07-04

cnI INV @935 Go. Ave, NV.
SVAVas CE. $500
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Matinee at l PM.
Today and Tomorrow, Ray Milland:
Barbara Stanwyck in California"
(Tech.). at /. 3:05, 5:10, 7:15, $50;
Threp Cert0OnS
Evening star., 1947-07-04

CENTRAL "a 425 !sth ST. NV
ShAu AAEAA NJ. .aa4l. Opens 1o.4S AN.
Today Only bsasid Woods. Glori.
", MaFFfn 4o. 5n 5oansS' s:5o: sharyn N
Moffett in ''Barijo," at 1875, 3:20,
6. S:45. Tomorrow, Edward @. Robin
son, Lon McCaIlister in '"The Red
House.; Ralph Byrd in ''Dick Tracy's
njlemrna
The Valley settler., 1947-10-23
FARMERS COOPfRATiVES
MANIAC X 5
UNCLE OE FIND $

f S. Valley Tamers' Cooperating Association, Marvin Allyn. of recently, presented left little doubt cooperative sefe1p 
  in Il.
  Of the American private enterprise system The 1nv tieatin custo Mol
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  ?sz8ua3tty Pacific
  S5oa I Paf 5 s sre S3te @ dat % fi5 a 5o o ree1vos their harmful greatest
 
 
 
 
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The Valley settler., 1947-10-23
Doro thy II, Bell. Editor
Palmer, Al ask a

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Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
HODGSON WILL LEAVE
MARKET BUREAU AUG.
Continued from tirst paRel

son explained. Mr.. Hodgson's duty
will be to make sure all areas are
served with courses suitable to the
needs and interests OF the various
localities. Insofar as teaching per-
sonnel is available, courses will be
opened to all interest-groups wher-
ever formed, Mr.. Hodgson said, in
cluding teachers, engineers, chemi-
SITS, historians, parents, school
board members, accountants, art
lists, musicians, writer's, etc.
Persons enrolled in the courses
could work towards degree or
meet professional improvement
standards, or only for the satisfac-
tion of improving their own know
ledge without meeting credit
standards.
In the other part of his dual posi-
tion, Mr.. Hodgson as assistant pro-
fessOr of agricultural education
will be working in the School of
Education, with the responsibility
for teaching methods courses to
students training to be teachers of
vocational agriculture. In this post,
he will relieve Raymond w. Helm,
professor of vocational agricultural
education and state director for
vocational education, of some Of the
extra duties he has been carrying.
AS liaison officer with the School
of Agriculture, he will have status
N 40 no Caes
his students major field.
Mr.. Hodgson, whose home now is
in Dover, is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Delaware in 1927, with a
B. s. degree. He also holds mas
ter's degree from New York Uni.
versity. obtained during the eight
''ears he served as instructor. ath-
letic director and assistant head
master at the Arden Preparatory
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27

School, private school for boys OH
Staten Island, New York City.
A 42-year-old native of FELTON,, ne
returned from New York to MS ma
tive state in 1885 to become dean OF
boys and vocational agriculture
teacher at Henry c. Conrad II. D.
WOodcrest. After serving in that
post for three years, he became
principal of the Caesar Rodney hlsh
school. From 1910 to March, l940'
he was acting state supervisor Ior
agricultural education, State De-
partment of Public Instruction. For
this same period he was state adVl-
sor for the Future Farmers OF
America, and during the war work
ed in the National Defense Training
Program for Out-of-SchoOl Rural
and Non-Rural youth; as superVl-'
sor of the Rural War Production
Training Program; state supervl-
sOr, School Victory Farm Volun-
,teer Program; and Supervisor oil
| the School Victory. Garden Pro-
gram and the Food Production war
Training Program.
Since March of last year, MI
EIodgson has been acting director
of the State Board of Agriculture S
Bureau of Markets. He also IS Il
collaboration in the u. S. Depart
ment of Agricuture's Market News
Service, and representative OF the
National Association of Marketing
Officials on special U. S. d. A.
Poultry Advisory Committee.
His other part-time activities
since receiving his degree from Del
| aware have included farm manage
ment, direction of q boys camp,
active duty in the Army, work as
church school teacher and superln-
tendent, as personnel representa-
tive; county chairman, Kent County
general salvage program; state sup
ervisor, farm salvage program
membership on the U. S. d. A. Wan
Board; membership on the Farm
War Savings Committee; service on
the American Farm Youth Maga-
zines editorial advisory board
membership OH the technical adj
visOry committee, AAA; on the or
ganization and extension committee
of the Boy Scouts; and work as
superintendent of the Vocational
Agriculture~ Future Farmers ol
America division, Kent and SUSSEX
Fair Association.
In 1941, he was president of th'
Kent County Education Associa
ton; and in 1945 was president o
both the Delaware Vocational Asso
citation and the Delaware State
Education Association. His Othe
memberships include the Kiwanis
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity, Grange
Farm Bureau, the Delaware Poul
try Improvement Association, Della
ware Cron Improvement Associa
ton, the National Marketing Oftic
ials Association. National Education
Association. and American Voca
tional Association.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
Milk Substitute
In Germany

HAMBURG = up - German
doctors here have started to COM
bat undernourishment with a milk
substitute made of soya bean flour
and special tablets using whites of
fish eggs and steer blood. The tab
lets can be issued to undernourish-
ed persons together with their food
ration.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
The Shawnee Speed Kids

The Shawnee Speed Kids All
Ciub will hold bingo party at the
Lincoln Community Building on
FRIDAY evening, June 27, at 8 o.
CLOCK. Admission 4Oc, and re-
freshments will be served.