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Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
Announcement !
The Oriole Store
Equipment Co.
Salisbury, MARYLAND

Is again operated by F. A. Essig,
with the most modern space
and facilities possible for this
type of business.
An extra large variety of Food
Store Equipment. Immediate
delivery.
Meat Cases = Boxes, Refrigera-
ton. Scales of every type -
Fairbanks and Howe Platform
Scales, also Freezer Boxes and
Freezer Display Cabinets.
Butcher supplies of every
piece;. Shelf moulding; price
cards: the most modern shelv-
ing and self-service carts.
HOBART-DAYTON
Scales, Meat Grinders, Slicing
Machines, Coffee Mills, Mixing
Machines, and Potato Peelers.
USED EQUIPMENT
of every type.
We will be closed from August
9th to September End.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

The amount of meat being fed
orally graded today is several times
the prewar quantity. About 60 per-
cent of commercially produced
beef, veal, lamb, and mutton now is
being graded under the federal meat
grading service.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Between race meetings Hialeah's
running strip is covered with straw
and planted in cow peas and velvet
beans to prevent erosion.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Generally speaking, England gets
more advice from the British do
minions than the Gnminions get
from England.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

The New York Giants beat the
Philadelphia Phillies 6-1, on Sept.
20, 1919, in 81 minutes-the short
est game in the history of the
major leagues.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Frances famed Regent diamond
was set in the crown of Louis XIV
and later in Napoleon's corona
ton sword.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Richard Wagner, German drama
tic composer, studied musical COM
position under a cantor, Theodore
Weinlig.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Hialeah's clubhouse drive is
lined with "a of the tallest matched
palms to be found in the Ever
glades.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

The gardenia is a native of China
but is named after DR.. Alexander
Garden, a physician of Charleston
S. c.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
MILFORD CHRONICLE MILFORD DELAWARE FRIDAY AUGUsT % 1a47

The American League, in its first
season OF 1901, drew 1858, 900 fans
as compared to the 1857 OOO fans
VINO attended National League
games that season. ~
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

The human ear is sensitive to
sounds from 16 to about 10000
vibrations per second.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Sold for $2,5OO to Stuart Ham
blen, cowboy crooner and orches-
ira leader, FL Lobo in four seasons
of racing has earned over $125, 900.
Mrs. Janss has received $12,65O in
breeders awards.
The filament of a 60-watt cleo
tric bulb runs a temperature of
ABA degrees Fahrenheit - ten
times the heat necessary to brown
a pie.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Class One railroads in this coun-
try have about $4,000 steam loco
motives in service.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
Eastern Shore League
The Standings
RESULTS OF GAMES PLAYED
LAST WEEK

Last Thursday Might
Dover 5, Salisbury 4.
Rehoboth 4, fredericksburg 0.
Cambridge 8, Seaford (ten in
nings).
Easton 5, Milford 8.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Privately owned timber compri-
ses about 80 percent of the COM
mercial forests of the United
States.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Average corn production per acre
in the United States has risen from
around 26 to q bushels before 1899
to more than 35 bushels.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Labor Day Schedule
FELTON, at Rock Hall.
Denton at Hartly.
Chestertown at Camden -Wyom-
ing.
Houston at Greensboro.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
Mar-Del League

Last Sundays Results
Rock Hall s, Hartly 5.
FELTON, 3, Denton 2.
+. Camden-Wyoming IL, Houston 4.
Chestertown Z, Greensboro l.
! Next Sundays Schedule
=, Rock Hall at Denton.
FELTON, at Hartly.
Houston at Chestertown.
Greensboro at Camden Wyoming.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29


Rehoboth 4, fredericksburg 0.
Cambridge 3, Seaford (ten in
nings).
Easton 5, Milford 8.
Last Friday Night
Milford 8, Cambridge 2 (frsD.
Milford 8, Cambridge 4 (second)
Salisbury z, fredericksburg 6.
Easton Z, Dover 2.
Rehoboth Z, Seaford 1.
Last Saturday Night
Milford 5. Cambridge 2.
Dover 8, Easton a.
RehOboth 4, SeafOrd 2.
fredericksburg 6, Salisbury 4.
Last Sunday Night
fredericksburg 8, Easton 0.
Cambridge 1, Dover 0.
Seaford 6, Milford 5.
RehOboth 8, Salisbury 5.
Last Monday Might
Cambridge s, Dover 7.
Seaford 13, Milford 4 (firsO.
Seaford IL, Milford (second).
Salisbury z, Rehoboth 4.
fredericksburg 8, Easton (firsD
fredericksburg 3, Easton / (sec
ond).
Last Tuesday Night
fredericksburg IL, Seaford z.
Milford 13, Dover 3.
Salisbury IL, Cambridge 5.
RehobOth 3, Easton / (first).
Easton IL, RehObOth (secOnd)
Last Wednesday Night
Dover II, Milford 6.
RehobOth 5, Easton /.
Others postponed, rain.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
BUY YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS AT AaP!

You can satisfy & all your @ G needs for the weekend just one stop
Of your Ar FOOD store You'll find shopping at ASP
more all of APPS
at1actye priced and not Monday
Stores.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Last Sunday Nighf-
fredericksburg 8, Easton 0.
Cambridge l, Dover 0.
Seaford 6, Milford 5.
Rehoboth 8, Salisbury 5.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
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Evening star., 1947-02-01
Sneakers Named
Bv Writers Club

Two editors and a radio program
director will be presented as speak
ers at a meeting of the, Professional
Writers Club at 7:30 pm. Monday
at the YWCA..
Mrs. Inez Sheldon Tyler, editor of
the Blue Moon Poetry Magazine and
author of numerous short stories,
essays and feature articles, will dis
cuss writing and marketing of verse.
Mrs. Gretchen Smith, Club Edi-
tor of The Evening Star. will speak
on some of the interesting PERSONAL
tiles she has interviewed in her
newspaper work.
Paul Martin, program director
and newscaster for Radio Station
WQQW, will discuss the various
phases of radio that are of interest
to listeners and writer's.
Miss Frances Fox, club president,
will preside. =
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Albba Delta Pi
NoW Organizing
TWo NeaU Units

Announcement has been made Of
the organization of two new alum
nae associations of Alpha Delta Fl
Sorority. The new groups are the
Alexandria South Arlington Alum
nae Association and the North Ar
lington-Falls Church Alumnae AS
sociation.
First 1t. Janice Hale, U. s. M
G. r., president of the Washington
Alumnae Association, said the
groups were organized for the, con-
venience of members who find it
difficult to attend meetings in
Washington.
Mrs. J. Frank Kendrick is presi-
dent of the Alexandria South Ar
lington group Other officers are
Mrs. Bernard Foster, jr.;; Miss Dor
othy Binns, Mrs. Robert S. Lyle, Mrs
Perrin Lowrey, Mrs. r. H. Rowntree
and Mrs. r. S. Meyer.
Heading the North Arlington
Falls Church group is Mrs. Arnold
G.. Skrivseth and her officers include
Mrs. Robert S. Atkins, Mrs. Edward
Everett and Mrs. E. Conway Hagan
Plans are now being made for the
formation of a Junior group as
unit Of the Washington Association
Activities of the Washington, Vir-
ginia and College Park Associations,
the latter headed by Mrs. j. Thad
Sterling, will be co-ordinated by an
Alpha Delta Pi >Alumnae Council,
consisting OF the presidents of the
four groups.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
BIO THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
~ SATURDAY FEBRUARY L. lSz
Numerous Diplomatic Parties
Fill afternoon And Epeming

his bride Is the daughter OF Count
and Countess Valentino Orsolini
Cencelli OF Rome.
The Minister of Syria and Nine
Zurayk entertained at dinner last
evening when their guests numbered
13. The Minister of Afghanistan, Mr..
Abdol Hosayn Aza, was There and
also Mrs. Mailk, wife Of tire Minis
ter of Lebanon; Miss Rose Zurayk,
sister of the host; DR.. and Mrs.
Harold Glidden, Or and Mrs. Malta
Akrawi, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sado,
Mr.. William Jenkins, Mr.. Husni A.
|Sawwaf, Counselor of the Legation,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rizik.
MIR. Povl Bang-Jensen, Counselor
of the Danish Legation, was host at
cocktails in honor of the Attache
of the Legation, Mr.. G. o. Husum.
Yesterday was Mr.. Husum's last
day in Washington. He has been
transferred to the foreign Office in
Denmark. The party was given in
Mr.. Bang-Jensen's home and all
members of the staff were present.
Another evening party was the
buffet supper given by the staff
of the New Zealand Legation for
the Second Secretary and Mrs. T.
r. Aickin. The scene of this gath
ering was the home of the First
Secretary and Mrs. j. S. Reid. Mr.
and Mrs. Aickin will leave Wash
ington today to return to their
native land. Mr.. Aickin is retiring
from government service, having
served his country in one capacity
or another for 46 years.
The Naval Attache of the Chilean
Embassy and Senoa de Recart en-
tertained about 100 guests in their
home yesterday afternoon. The
cocktail party was in honor of Rear
Admiral Horacio de la Fuente, the
new head Of the Chilean naval
mission. Prominent Navy figures
were present TO greet the admiral
who has just arrived in Washing
ton.
DR.. Jean Price Mars, Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs Of Haiti;
the Haitian Secretary of Finance,
Mr.. CASTOR Margron, and the
former Haitian Secretary of COM
merce, DR.. George Rigaud were
hosts at luncheon Thursday for
officials of the State Department,
officials of the Export-Import Bank
and others
Evening star., 1947-02-01
attorney General
Is Honor Guest

At least $50 women gathered at
the Congressional Club yesterday
to hear the Attorney General, Mr..
Tom c. Clark, speak on American
youth. The ballroom was well
filled at 3 o'clock when the Attorney
General arrived.
With the Chief of the Justice De-
partment came Mrs. Clark and Miss
Eunice Kennedy, daughter of our
former Ambassador to Great Bri-
tain, Mr.. Joseph c. Kennedy. The
young but capable Miss Kennedy Is
working at the Justice Department
as Executive Secretary of the Ma
tional Conference for the Preven-
ton and Control of Juvenile De-
nnquency. Both Mrs. Clark and
Miss Kennedy were special guests
of the club.
Mrs. Clifford Davis, recently
elected president of the Congress
sional Club received with the At
torney General who greeted each
guest present after he had made
his talk. After thai tea was served,
q regular feature of these popular
weekly affairs at the club.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
HELP MEN.

VETERANS AND WAR WORKERS-Larg;
est manufacturer Of its kind is prepared
70 help every man who has engaged IN T.,
our business makes it possible for ps to
men and war workers. These positions
In spare time. This win not in any way
interfere with your present employment.
employment. Write BOX 3s4-J. Star, and
tell US what kind Of work you are now
ens Considered ecu foT ma
appointment in a way that It cannot ins
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ARHS e@DiI6SPTashso I6TaRoP afs ss nSaI daily
manager. Apply in person to Phinp perry.
between 81 pm. at B. B. CoMMISSARY.
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ans dsaIsr ssnIsral ss
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business. chance for advaneement. Good
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YOUNG MAN for secretarial work who
can type and take dictation; with Q
drivers permit; single person preferred;
compensation will be determined upon a
personal interview. Telephone Emerson
3S4S to arrange for interview. =
delivery; previous radio experience not
necessary. although should be mech: in
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OPENING WITH AA-1 apparel &C. for mar
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Evening star., 1947-02-01
Miss Creme to We'd
Vincent HeII1Veg

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Stewart Crewe
of Distant View, Falls Church, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Barbara Stewart
Crewe, to Mr.. Vincent Hellweg, son
of Commodore and Mrs. j. F. He'll
veg. Their marriage will take place
February 18 in the Naval Chapel Of
the Naval Communications Annex.
Miss Crewe is graduate of st.
Agnes School in Alexandria and of
the Pepin Academy of Fashion in
Minneapolis. She also attended
American University.
Mr.. Hellweg attended Maryland
University and served throughout
the war with the 82nd Airborne Di-
vision of the United States Army.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
British Daughters
To Meet TUESDAY,

Announcement has been made
that Mrs. John Hugh Nolan, ma
tional honorary vice president of
the Daughters of the British Empire,
will arrive here Monday from New
York to attend the annual meet
ing of the Queen Elizabeth Chapter,
DBE, at pm. Tuesday at the
studio, 1851 Columbia road NV.
Mrs. Nolan will be accompanied by
Mrs. H. Norman Monkhouse, ma
tional organizing secretary Of the
Eastern Seaboard. Mrs. H. c. B.
Thomas, chapter regent, will assist
Mrs. Roy e. Lowe, State vice regent,
in entertaining the honor guests.
Guest speaker for the occasion
will be 1t. Comdr. r. Bremner, of
the Canadian joint staff, who will
be presented by Miss Dorothy
Kingsford, program chairman. Re-
freshments will be served following
the program.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK OR CHEF, excellent, woman, white.
accustomed to French cooking; references.
oasq @q' s.s be s126rsafsS z6 as no
COoK-Exper;. settled, boarding house
cooks assistant and dining room work:
person, heuss $50 g III 4sta sa g. 70 NV ?'O
COOK AND G.H.W. for family Of 3 adults:
ant quarters. private bath. etc. Phone
General GEN I HousEwoRKER, live in; must
be fond of children, $50 wk. EN-. 1921.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, to live in.
so geo pef OF seee sesafef kA eHpes 5Sea Guy
infant: infant m must D' have ' city city references. CO.
G:Hsw. g. COOKING, live in. upstairs room
s25 sas '9ss %o reference" eafss fsaa'feo '' os''
G.H.w. OR NURsEMAID, white. colored
Or Spanish speasing; 81 good wages TE.
Up G'Hw IRON nATaDR9. i1lp eookins: part time,
Ests5eness; Sis ara eaTisTe T IS. wo; g ssSa
peThas perience ' not It necessary. general house
work; SIS week. room and board. IA.
white, over 25. live in.
complete charge, home and children; 9,
S, q; Bendix washer and ironer. TR. 1921.
rRoNRR, for small children.s clothes. 1
day week. $3.50 and carfare. Call WA.
M2iD, G.H.w.. other help. small. family;
experienced. refersnces required; good
salary. Telephone EN- 7070. II
MAID for gh.w., city references, fond OF
children, small apt. $50 and carfare.
512S End st. NV. No. e:
MAID, neat honest reliable girl or woman:
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4 70 pm
Saturdays, S to 8 or $50; would like 70
contact some one who can. cook well and
wait table or very apt at learning; char-
aeter references required reg Please write Tor
NURsEMAID, exper: live in, to care -a for
required; good salary. Call OR. 6ss42.
exper.. live In. to care tor
required; good salary. Call OR. 6S42. %
WOMAN, coiored. To do flousework. cooking
and laundry; hours. from 9 TO 9; = day
Thurs. and every other Sunday on: recent
references and health card; good salary.
WOMAN, middle aged. colored: ine cook;
good references; who wants permanene
home with family Of Q adults lying near
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WOMAN, part time. II to Monday
through Friday; general houseEork ana
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lconttnued % Next PsssJ
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Recent Weddings

The marriage of Miss Audree A.
Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl G. Miller Of Marion, Ohio, to
Mr.. Edward w. Bauman, jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Bauman, took
place recently in Foundry Metho-
dist Church. The Rev. DR.. Frederick
Brown Harris officiated at the cere-
mony.
Covingfon-Gambie
The wedding of Miss Grace Eliza
beth Gamble, daughter of the Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. Foster Kirk Gamble
of Talladega. Ala, and Mr.. Car
Ashby Covington. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Covington of Gull
peper, Va, took place recently In
the chapel of Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. The brides
father officiated at the ceremony
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Sorority Nominees

Nominees for province offices for
the next sorority year Will be an
nounced at a meeting of Epsilon
Province of Alpha zeta Beta Ma
tional Sorority on Monday ut 1921
Wisconsin avenue NV.
The announcement will be made
by the Executive Committee and
election will take place at the an
nual meeting, March 1928. Mrs
John McLindon, province director
will preside.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
HELP MEN end WoMEN.

ALERT SALESMAN or woman for perma-
so1s nsn vG1a anD IN ss fa nth st.
BEAUTY OPERATORS te,, experienced. all
ihSp sEsT VocAE ZEN fNsTRDoTIos Hsf a ng
in our southeastern University Choral So
srams; sisay opnportnntS 0 for serious
No charge. Give phone No. Box 341,H.
CIGAR CIGAR AND DRUG CLERKS, exp fun
eHEHY SF RaE' CHASE 1RE fSaa fPaaRMacH Sssa
COUPLE with one child; man to work on
house; everything furnished: child (girl}
between 9 and 10. Call Daleview s0o-J,4.
FOOD MANAGER for large drugstore; must
be sober and nave good references; Ia Gali
ART, R 1850 1900 " You ~ st. INV. -
MAN AND WIFE, colored, for, small private
school, live in. woman to do domestic work
man to drive. must know Washington.
Start irnmsdiately,. 5000 per mo- s4ol
PHaoTToGRaPHic sALEsPEoPLE for tele-
phone contacts and direct home contacts; aas
no experience necessary. Phone Do. $40.
REAL ESTATE Or business chance sales.
persons-This entsrprising nrm wants =
but moi. absolutely nee. II you are II the
habit Of earning at least $500 week. we
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urgently needed for stock boat building
company; excel. opportunity for husband
or wife, either experienced or inexperf-
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tions in beautiful Solomons ofers health
fuI life right on the water. Interested
parties write M. M. DAVIS & SONS, INC,
Solomons, Md.
wANTED-Man and wife (whitel, as
caretaker on 140 acres. 2 mi. south of
Rockville: wife to assist In residence; ~ %
mo. with usual allowances, good living
quarters with modern conyeniences. RE.
1865 until 5 pm. Rockville 25oS eyes
Sat. and Sun.
FAMILY WITH BUSINESS in Washington
and home and farm 8 miles from Silver
Spring. Nd, offers splendid opportunity
ior settled couple: coloTed prsfsrIsd: Man Man
wife to assist with housework and cooking.
Man must have full knowlsdse Of farming
and be capable Of handltnx stock and
must be able to furnish character and
ability refs. from past emHloycrs Sslfry:
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10
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Congress club

Mrs. Erland Harold Hedrick, wife
of Representative Hedrick of West
Virginia, presided at the luncheon
Of the Seventy-ninth Congress Club
which was given Thursday at the
Parrot.
The newly elected president OF
the club, Mrs. Lindsay Almond, jr.,
wife Of Representative Almond OF
Virginia, was at the luncheon, and
others were Mrs. william K. Know
land, Mrs. Albert M. Cole, Mrs. John
E. Fogarty, Mrs. George B. Schwabe,
Mrs. Wesley A. DEwart, Mrs. Albert
Rains, Mrs. Edward l.. Bartlett. Mrs.
James Donengeaux and Mrs. James
w. Trimble.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Submarine Officers
Hosts Last EVenimg q

Five hundred guests were en-
tertained at a buffet dinner at the
Army Navy Country Club last
evening, when the hosts were sub
marine officers of the Washington
and Annapolis area.
The party was for all submariners
and their friends and feature OF
the evening was the showing OF
the Aim, Silent Service" a color
photography production depicting
submarine operations during the re-
cent war
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Sisterb00d to Meet

The Sisterhood of the Adas Israel
Congregation will hold a member
ship meeting at 1:45 pm. Monday
at the synagogue, 600 I street NV.
A dessert tea at lis pm. will pre-
cede the meeting.
The program will include book
review by Rabbi Solomon H. Metz,
followed by a question and discus
sion period. Cantor Jacob Barkin
will give several choral selections
and Mrs. Jacques H. Dopkeen will
offer the opening prayer. Mrs
Meyer Goldberg, president, will pre-
side.
Evening star., 1947-02-01

Yesterday the diplomats stole the
social show. Scores of international
parties all over town kept things
humming afternoon and evening.
The Netherlands Ambassador and
Nine. Loudon entertained az at din
ner in honor Of one Of the most
distinguished women in the Capital.
She is Sonora Carmen de Senoret,
the new Chilean Minister to the
Netherlands, and the first Chilean
woman to be given plenipotentiary
powers. Sonora Ministro, as she is
properly called now, will leave next
week for Chile and will 60 from
there to the Netherlands in March.
The Yugoslavian Ambassador, Mr..
Sava N. Kosanovic, was host at a
musicale and buffet supper in honor
Of MIR. and Mrs. Zlatko Balokovic.
Mr.. Balokovic, well known violin
ist, has just completed tour Of
Yugoslavia and France. A Yugoslav
by birth, he is now an American
citizen and Is married to the for
mer Miss Joyce Borden of Chicago.
The talented violinist played for the
120 guests present at the Embassy
last evening.
Guests at this party included the
Czechoslovakian Ambassador and
Mime. Slavik, the Icelandic Minis
ter and Mrs. Thors, the Mexican
Minister and Sonora de la Colina,
Senator and Mrs. Glenn Taylor,
Representative Helen Gahagan
Douglas. Representative Margaret
Chase Smith, Senator Warren G.
Magnuson, Rear Admiral Emory S.
Land, Judge and Mrs. George Neil
son, and Col. and Mrs. Frank Nor
row.
The Attache of the Belgian En-
bassy, Mr.. Alexandra Cruger Pater-
notte de Ia Vailee and his bride
were the guests Of honor at cock
tail party yesterday given by the
First Secretary of the Embassy and
Nine. van Bellinghen.
The former Countess Eliana Or
soloni Cencelli and the Attache were
married last autumn in Rome, and
arrived in the United States only
recently. Seventy-odd guests were
on hand at the 6-to-8 party last
evening to greet them, including
many from diplomatic circles and
quite q few from residential So
ciety.
The Attache is the son of the
Belgian Ambassador to Canada and