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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
IALASKA COASTAL CARRIES 207 OVER
 SATURDAY, SUNDAY

Alaska Coastal AlrllneS dlS- patched 25 flights over Saturday and Sunday, carrying total o1 POT passengers Planes touched at all regular Southeast Alaska stops and many smaller points.
 Passengers to Petersburg on the two days were Bessie Sztuk, c. R J McNeil and Simeon Cabigas; to Ketchikan, Emmett Botelho MT and Mrs. Magnani, Katherine and Keith magnani. From Ketchikan ! to Juneau, A. Jones. MT Mahoney and R. Millice; from Petersburg, Bob Morgan.
 From Juneau to Sitka, Mrs. Wheeler and two children. Harriet Trenger, Fred Geeslin, Laura and Gloria Rener, L. c. Peter, S. w. Clark, Arthur Jennings, Mrs c. w. Talbert, Larry Talbert, Genevieve White, Dorothy Whelan.
 Father Whelan, MT. and Mrs. Harry Nettron, MT. and Mrs. c. L. Amundson and two children, Is mael Vosotros, R. Molina, Santo Thomas, Sam and Betty Constan- tino, V. Constantine and Sammy Quejada
 From Sitka to Juneau, Dorice Hamilton, MT and Mrs. George Colette, H. B. Crewson, George Jr, and Leslie Colette, w. Cook, Phyllis M. Cook, Phyllis E. Cook, L. Cook. MT. and Mrs. B. Bar lowe; F. Grusa, Mary Martin, Tel Guffey, Clair Swenson, F. Larry saip, A. Hatte, Mrs. Emma Roth and Kenny Pugh.
 From Juneau to Tenakee, MT and Mrs. D. O'Tootle, Mrs. c George and A. G. Davis; to Peli- can, Curtiss Shattuck, H. Tatter ed Arola, K. Goodman, Gene Dun lap, Lola Lane, I. Alhadoff and J. Stearns; to Excursion Inlet, E Robertson and I. Miller.
 To Hawk Inlet, C. Gunderson and G. Anderson to Hoonah, Larry Lindstrom, w. Jewell, Eva Wander; and R. w. Craig on a round trip charter; to Hidden Falls, Cliff Richmond; to Hood Bay, w. Chapo and Allen Johns; to Chatham, c. Daniels; to Cobal, Frank Cox; to Chichagoff, T. A. Anderson; to Todd, Ray Ratcliff.
 From Tenakee to Juneau, MT. and Mrs. John Tennyson, w. Jackson, Mrs. c. George, Sam Asp, and G. w, Cady; from Peli- can, H. Stratton, J. c. Reed, z. Singevald. R. Ray, Kay Goodman, R. E. Fellows, Mrs. c. Merila and Larry Fitzpatrick.
 From Hawk Inlet, c. Anderson and A. Salezzi; form Hoonah, A. Blake and G. Dunlap, F. Lahton- en, J. Angel. L. Lindstrom and Ed Arola; from Althorp, Wesley and Lillian Turner.
 From Juneau to Skagway, MT. Craig, M. Gage and Mrs. K. He- burn to Haines, MT. and Mrs Lewis, MT. Aaron Gerber, and Mrs. I. B. Houser; from Skagway to Juneau, Mrs. Carroll, R. Rogers, c. J. Rogers, Capt. Telquist, M. Sodinia, R. w. Craig, MT. and Mrs. Diffin, MT. and Mrs. Ray Bonniction and MT and Mrs. H. Grant.
 From Juneau to Tulsequah, E. Patterson, MT and Mrs. F. James and child, Martin Ed. F. McIn- tosh Jr., J. Medurd, w. M. Matt son, E. Mcintosh, Eugene Mc- Dougall, D. Macleod, w. Bonnei- mus, J. Osinchull and A. Jones From Tulequah to Juneau, R. T. Koch, F. Gillies, R. J. Adams, " Gibson, B. Reid and G. Machuk.
 From Juneau to Lake Hassel- 1 borg, Curley Davis, E. w. Davis R. Davis, Fred Sorri, Jr., Jerry Kirkham and l.. Mcdonald, all re- turning to Juneau on another flight; from Taku Lodge to Jul neau, MT. and Mrs. E. Buttner Ted and Marianne Buttner; from Youngs Lake, MT. and Mrs. l. Pusich, R. Pusich, P. Kalaas ano Roy Kalaas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21

Miss Betty Allen, or Juneau, be- gan work today in the local office of the Alaska Communications Sys- tenn of the U. s. Army Signal
 Corps. She is the daughter of Glenn Allen.
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CONVENTION COMMITTEE

The Outdoor Writers Convention Committee will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the offices of the Ju- neau Merchants Association.
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MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Renarts from Marine Stations at I:30 P. M. today

FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING TUESDAY EVE Southeast Alaska variable Mostly with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
NEXT GAME

The next scheduled game is to- morrow night, weather permitting between the Legion and Elks.
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FROM NATIONS CAPITAL

Carlos de Goyeneche O. Wash ington, D. O., is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21

RHODES IN TOWN R. w. Rhodes ol Ketchlkan IS a guest of the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21

FROM LONE STAR STATE T. Harlin and D. D. Smith of Rafugio, Texas, are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
HERE vEoM KETCHIKAN
FROM PFTFRS SBURG

Miss Jess:ca Bird of Ketchikan S registered at the Baranof Hotel.
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Robert Morgan of Petersburg is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-07
WANT TO BUY, SELL OR
TRADE SOMETHING?
READ AND USE THESE ADS
) AUTOS. ACCESSORIES rs %

1887 FORD-2-door sedan. Call 254a
Moss DIN 26 2tp OF
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Legal NOTICE

Motto is hereby gwen that a spe-
clal meeting of the members of the
ingalls, Employees Credit Union has
been called by the Board of Directors
Of the said Credit Union. TO be held
on The 18th day OF February. t947.
at ZOO o clock p. m. at the Employ
meut Office of the ingalls, Shipbuiid-
ing Corporation. The purpose of said
special meeting IS the submission for
consideration and adoption BY the
membership OF said Credit Union. in
accordance with the provisions BY the
Bylaws of said Credit Union, the fol
lowing amendments to the Bylaws Of
said Credit Union. 70 wit:
AMENDMENT NO. /.
BE 1T RESOLVED that Section I of
Article ? Of the Bylaws of the In
gals Employees Credit Union be and
he same Is hereby amended 20 read
as follows.
Article 2
Section / Membership ia the Credit
Union D. limited IA employees OF the
ingalls, Sh%iphuildinR Corporation on
a payroll status and TO employees of
the ingalls, Employees Credit Union.
AMENDMENT no. ?
Be TT RESOLVED that Section 5 Of
Article ? of the BYLAWS of the In
gals Employees Credit Union be and
tie zamc is hereby amended 10 read
As follows.
Article 2
section D q II who leaves the
employment of the INGALLS, ShipbuIidlHa
Corporation or Tire ingalls, Employees
credit Union shall thcrcupon auto
matIeailY terminate hts membership
= fire ingalls, Employees Credit Union
1T which event he stall receive his
#HaHa and deposits together with
#HHH fair earnings thereon a fHa
Directors may determine as provided
ii section 321a of the Mississippi Code
p 1880 lu no event shall he there
after be permitted r. borrow from the
credit Union ri exercise any rights
Of membership thereof
Ez#HHedI TH0s d HADUoW
Acting SecHefaH.
p III 27
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SIX ROOM House, porches. elee-
ffIeItN. water pump. good barn and
other outside buildings nice block
store building acres in cultIVa-
ton II miles s0ufH of LucedaIe.
Ms \ bargain Jack Nixon. ARri-
ola Miss lb 3tpd Isl
ACROSS FROM LAKE, SCHOOL,
f0dm modem HuuaH Haf and cold wa
Ter. modern kffeHeu bullt-iu break
fat nook and cabinets Sauded floors.
front and back porch Back porch
Ean Be closed IN a. additional room
Grounds landaaaaed rs ~ Willow
Apply 40 " Willow P~asCaFouIa
10 tip =
FHA HOMES FOR SALE PascasaIIa
Mss ? and 3 bed rooms. hardwood
floor ses range wafer heaters ara
ga HHaffr. Terms $500 rlsH. bal
HH6e IKE TENT includes interest. IN
H4EanEe taxes PRINCIPAL iuaie3aad
Home 200 9 H~azeaHaala ST. phone
80 10 r l0=ft
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LEGAL. NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice IS hereby given that letters
of Administration on the estate OF
Mabel L. Richards Williams, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned by
the Chancery Court Of Harrison Coun-
ty Mississippi, on the oath day of
January. 1947, and all persons hav-
ing claims against said sta are
hereby notified to present their claims
to the Clerk of said Court and to
have them probated and allowed with
in six months from this date, failure
to do so will bar the claim.
This the Gath day of January, 1947.
WALLACE FRANK WILLIAMS.
Administrator.
II d Ii nI
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Write the Rawleigh Dealer.
Box 1894. Pascagoula
OR PHONE 4s3-M

LOG GRAIN - Il NJ taa truck Iaek
2 caut hooks pole ave naW short
axle O. { Chevrolet 'rIcs fafd truck
lag wrench Reasonable 1870 Tyler.
Paacaaoela HHaHe lQ3iJ e e ah -
STAKE HauH Haef0r HaIIa HklaI
feet uIfH 81 sides Al sold
Hah WfE# H#HHHHHA |INH ara - #Ha"
romaI6He nH#Ef $50 n + Harper.
II house - - past is = 81 Linz
ealn Ate = - 20
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NOTICE TO ToMoBIL
DEALERS

The Board of Supervisors of jackson
County. Mississippi, viii receive called
proposals for the furnishing to Jack
son County, Mississippi, the following
equipment
one a. Truck, IL Ton. Short Wheel
Base, z Speed Rear Axle. equipped
with 8:25 X 20 tires, dual wheels. Cab
asd Chassis.
sealed proposals 70 be filed with
the Clerk of Board of Supervisors
at P~ascagCula. Mississippi, on or be-
fore 1000 o'clock A M, on the Bird day
of March, A. D., i947.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board of Super
visors on 3rd day of February. A..
D., l947.
tSEAL1
X. W. BURNHAM, President
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk
BY Vertls G.. Ramsay. ID. c.
Of Ia 81 d
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rs PoULTRY-LIvEsTocK rs


CHOW PUPS female. IS each. Cali
l6t-W. 5l4 south Pascagoula St.
BLACK JERSEY COW Fra Mae
Jones, s4s Pike ST. phone 1004-R.
ONE GENTLE MULE Broke to work
anywhere. Herbert Benefited. Kre-
ole, Miss Is tip 81
PINTO SADDLE HORsE-New west
eru saddle. bride and blanket Mrs
" Hare Ri !. P%sseaFoula. phone
lo8lzJ 25 ltp 2-7
COCKER SPANIEL PuPPIES-A X {
Registered Canary singers and fe-
males also loVCbirds. Phone 2l5-M.
43a Canty st City. Is 2tp 1-3l
THOROUGHBRED BROOD SOW Du-
roe Jersey. with pigs. 2 weeks old VIII
sell Tor 500 h 3 Harper. tst house
on left past 18Th st ~ Lincoln Ave
25 lip 81
FRYFRs aad New Hampshire pullets
Nelson Place LIST place on right at
ter passing 18Th 81. on Lincoln Ave
Phone t5o4 p Pip 81
AT STUD Black Coekaf Spaniel Hela
buus Baue A Is + Registered -1
A-aa8ll6 Phone 2l5=M 438 canty St
ctE p ZIP p
AT STUD Black Cocker spaniel Hal
mae Hurricane. SON OF Champion Bcu
bows Eaue A q G Registered No A
YHalla Phone 2l5h=M 4aa Cauty st.
city Is 2tp ISL
BABY CHICKS Barred Rocks. white
rock Hes Hampshire reds rose comb
white W~sandottes and English White
lefhaHHH These ore "A ard a chicks
a. s Approved PuiiaHam tested Pa
Caeaaia Hatchery. pm So Canty ST
P~aseaHaHIa Miss q 4tp l-lI
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Notice IS hereby given that upon
this dav Letters of Administration
were issued by the Chaneery Court
of Jackson County. Mississippi to the
undersigned upon h Estate of Mrs
Fannie D Loughridge. deceased All
persons firms or CORPORATIONS holding
claims against said Estate are hereby
notified 70 present b same r. the
Clert ol said Court within SIX f6l
months from this date for probate,
registration and allowance or said claims
will be forever barred
This the aIsI dav OF January 1877.
HrNEN y GAUTIER. Administrator
a 2-7. i q. "a
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IN .MEMoRIAM-

In memory Of PVT Rayford J Frock.
killed lu Manila. two years ace. Feb
1873.
Two years ago today. Rayford dear
fhe lofd saW To take O away
Just when lie was sweetest ami We
could have lived best
The gate Ct Heaven opened Il YOU
entered - Hezf
Jesus called Nuu for He kueN pest
Live on KaHfaHd dear. some daY we
WiN meet again
laff aa 50 sla and lonely
We can hear four we voice saving
- na pam HaN
sadly wIssed by Mother E thor
sIsicrs and Brother Writer hV Miss
Marie Ecker.
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5 AUTOS. Accessories 2

1910 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK stake
1aaH= faa duaf wheels Eirsf-C'aaH
sHane IL Washington Ave phone
sos y = 2fp Isl
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NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE
DEALERS

The Board of Supervisors of Jack
son County. Mississippi, will receive
sealed proposals for the furnishing to
Jackson County. Mississippi the fol-
lowing equipment:
biIe M' 1s47 MyooddeeII. Back fsefaeg 100 4 ZIP En-
gine 8 Cyd., Super Deluxe. equipped
with Seat Covers and Heater.
Sealed proposals to be filed with the
Clerk Of Board of Supervisors at Pas
cagoula. Mississippi, on or before
1000 o'clock A. M, on 3rd day of
March. A D., l947.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject n and all bids.
BY order of the Board of Super
visors 3rd day of February. A. D.,
l947.
X W. BURNHAM, President
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk
BY Vertis G. Ramsay. D.. c.
81. IA, 2f. %
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NOTICE o BIDS

The Board of Supervisors of Jack
son County. Mississippi, will receive
sealed proposals for the furnishing
to Jackson County. Mississippi the
below listed equipment.
One % New Hydraulic Controlled,
back dump, 3 yd. scraper, installed
on I'D. No. 40 wheel type tractor.
Sealed proposals to he filed with
the Clerk of Board of Supervisors at
1000 o'clock A. NJ, 3rd day of March,
1947.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board on 21st day
of January. A. D. f947.
K. W. BURNHAM. President
FRED TAYLOR. Clerk
BY VERTIS RAMSAY. d. c.
(SeaD At 1-24, 81, 2-7, IA
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LEGAL NOTICES


Notice IS hereby given that pro-
posals viii be received at the office
of the County Superintendent of Edu-
for the furnishing of equip
and supplies for the County
Department of Education, up to Satur-
day. March l. i947.
A. f. MEGEHEE, Supt.,
Jackson County Dept. of Education.
1T 81 IA 81. %
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING!
FOR SALE Or TRADE

WASHING MACHINE-Kenmore in
good condition, and double laundry
tubs Call 1896, Moss Point,
q 1tp %
STEEL TANK-Heavv duty. 500 gal.
3-5-ln. rolled plate welded bu-
taste setting. Mrs. W q. Hare, Rt l,
Pa%scagoula, phone l08l-J. % ltp ~
THE FAMOUS EASTERN STAR
DAISY-The most prolific bloomer in
the South. S1.00 per dozen. sos gth St.
phone 684-W. % 2tp 81
NELLY DON DRESS Worn one time,
too large for owner. size Ia. Substan-
tial reduction. Write p. Q, Box 235 or
cal SOP Chronicle Star % 2t oh %
CARRIER box for top
of car. All new Dean Reddick, 308
West keli Ave, West Apt, IGOR in
rear. % 2tp 2-7
ELECTRIC RECORD PLAYER AND
RECORDS-New automatic portable;
5 piece dinette suite. eood condition;
new 7 II %Frigidaire. Latest set OF
American Encyclopedia plus new
yearbook and dictionary. Also bird
cage and good dog house. Phone 1862
NJ or see at l0l1 C~hsrubusco st. city.
% ltp 81
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FOR RAWLEIGH'S
HEALTH

Medicines. Insecticides and Disin-
fecfanfs' Food Products. Extracts.
Fiavorina. Spices. Soaps. Toilet
Preparations. Cleaners. PoIishes
and Poultry Preparations. Etc.
Mail orders welcomed at regular
retail prices c. o. D.. List of Mer-
chandise and prices furnished on
request
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LOTS AND ACREAGE

FOUR-ROOM HOUSE-With 9Oxg0-ft.
lot; broom house with 90xl60-ft. lot.
Lot 208x208 feet i'm East Moss Point.
Business property in Kreole. Phone
1852, Moss Point. 10 3tp 1881
81 ACRES LAND-Four-room house.
north of Hurley. 20 acres good farm
land, 26 bearing pecan trees. balance
in pasture and timber. See painter,
27-l25i ton hull 1881 or $50 N. Willow
St, Pascagoula. ID pip 81
SMALL TRACT OF LAND In
George n Greene counties. Unim-
proved and without minerals but very
fertile and fine for farming. Tung
trees and pastures. J. q. Dawkins, ITO
Porter Ave, Biloxi. Miss. ID 6tp 40
so ACRES-IncludinR modern 5-room
home. bath. butane gas. lights, electric
pump; on Highway SO, 3 miles south
of Vancleave. Beautifully Handicapped
with Azaleas, camellias and other
domestic and native shrubs, 5000 small
azaleas n camellias. POSSESSION April
/. 1877. A real bargain for anyone
desiring a country place. Price Sc
900 See or phone Z. H. Bacot. phone
1850. ID 2tc 2-7
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that ropos
ais will be received by the Board
of Trustees of Orange Lake Console
February 3. 1947 at 10 A.. NJ at the
office of the County Superintendent of
Education of P~ascagoula. Miss, of a
deep well, Specifications may be OBJ
tanned from the County S~uperintend-
ent of Education or from J. Warren
McCleskey, Architect. ~Pascagoula,
Miss.
ORANGE LAKE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES
HENRY STARK. Chairman
r.. N ROBERTS, Secretary
IT III. ~, 81. 2-7
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that propos-
ais will be received by the Board of
Trustees Of Wade Consolidated School
up 10 Saturday. February %, 1917 at
10 A. NJ. for the repair of the floors,
windows and doors of the Wade Con-
so1idated School.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids.
Board Of Trustees OF Wade Consoli-
dated School. J. o. Cumbest, Chair
man.
A. F. MEGEHEE.
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am not responsible for any debts
made IN my name hereafter by per
son otner than myself. f. f.. Massey.
Do lind LII
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r OF THANKS

We wish TO take this opportunity to
thank ne friends, relatives, neigh
bors and the Rev. F. A. Graef for
their kindness during the illness and
death of our husband and father Mr..
Martin Freeman. Especially do we
thank the Fails Funeral Home.
WIFE and CHILDREN.
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TRUCK For sale OF trade Pickup
Ford Also fryers for sale. Apply Pic
nc Inn on Beach Road - u oh 1871
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24
SOUTHERN STATES
MEETING OCTOBER 20

Reports on the operations of
Southern States Cooperative and
Southern States Georgetown Petrol
cum Cooperative, entertainment,
and election of new members to the
local Board of Directors will be
among the highlights of the
Southern States annual member
ship meeting at 1880 p. M, October
20, at Jones Memorial Hall, George
town.
Joseph N. Elliott, laurel, presi-
dent of the Board of Directors, who
will preside at the session, said to-
day that approximately $50 mem
bers and other farmers are expected
to attend the meeting. One of the
largest farm gatherings of its kind
to take place in the area this year,
it is being sponsored jointly by
Southern States Cooperative and
Southern States Georgetown Petro-
leum Cooperative.
A quarterly report on Southern
States Cooperative and the annual
report on Petroleum Services will
be given by l.. o. Brumback, Rich
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

mond, assistant director of men,
bership relations for Southern
States, James Sturgill, Forest Hill,
Md, Petroleum district manager
for this area, will report. on serv-
ices rendered farmers by the
Georgetown Cooperative.
Factors Affecting Operations
and the Outlook and Plans for the
Coming Year" will be discussed by
S. D. Scott, manager of the local
plant. County Agricultural Agent
William Henderson will give a talk
on Extension work.
Included in the business session
will be election of new members to
the local Board. Several nomina-
tions were made at recent plan
ming conference, and other nomina-
tons may be made from the floor
at the forthcoming meeting. Noml-
nees are: Henry Isaac Short and
Frank Baker. Georgetown; Charles
P. Townsend and Wilson E. Camp
bell, Dagsboro.
Retiring Board members are AL
ton B. Isaacs and Raymond e.
Townsend.
Group singing will be led bv NJ
G. Vaughn of Lewes, accompanied
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

ment may arrange for use of same
by contracting any one of the fol-
lowing: George Lindenkohl, Jr.,
Dr. James r. West, David S. Hugg,
G. Watson Hall or Donald Kern.
A member of the Blue Hen Post,
Davis S. Hugg, has been appointed
by Lloyd W. Ricards, commander,
Department of Delaware, v. F. W.,
to serve as head of the " F. W.
special events committee for Kent
and Sussex counties. One or more
members of each v. F. w. post in
Delaware's. two lower counties will
be added to this committee which
will have as it's function the plan
ming of special veteran sponsored
affairs in the various communities
of lower Delaware. The first ac-
tivity of this committee will be in
connection with the observation of
Rehabilitation Week, which will
precede the appearance of "The
Freedom Train" at Dover on No
vember %. AS committee chairman,
Hugg will direct " F. w. partici-
patton in the ceremonies accom-
panying the Dover appearance of
''The Freedom Train"
The Blue Hen Post Athletic
Committee is in process of re-or-
ganization and will again be in
charge of the sponsorship of COM
munity basketball program here
this winter. A similar committee,
representing the Auxiliary, has al
ready been formed and is now MAX
ing preparation for sponsorship of
community girls team.
The next regular meeting of the
Blue Hen Post will be held Tues
day evening, October 2S, at the
new meeting quarters in the Wind
sor Hotel. DR.. James r. West, com
mander of the post, reports full
agenda for the October 28th meet
ing and urges all members to plan
attendance.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24
VETS FIRING SQUAD
WILL HONOR WAR DEAD
CONTINUED from nrst page,

Plans are being pushed to COM
pletion for the staging. of the an
nual fall dance, sponsored here at
Milford Armory each year by the
local overseas veterans post, and
4 tentative date of Friday evening,
December II, has been set. Bruce
Alden, Hank F'rankel and Steve Dra-
per comprise the three-man COM
mittee in charge of making the ar
rangements for the dance.
Many members of the Blue Hen
Post assisted the local firemen in
the staging of the annual firemen's
carnival which closed here Tues
day evening. The Auxiliary to the
Post conducted a cake booth at the
carnival grounds and also spon-
sored the highly successful Most
Popular Girl" contest, and post
members assisted the ladies of the
Auxiliary in both these ventures.
Little publicized but of great
benefit to the community has been
the blood donors unit set up by
Blue Hen Post members last jan
uary. John H. Barcus, originator
of the blood donors unit here, re-
ports that post members have been
called upon frequently during the
past nine months to donate blood
at the local hospital and that the
saving of several lives has beer
directly attributed to these trans
fusions. Non-members may nov
join the donors group and those
interested may enroll by contact
ing Mr.. Barcus. Duplicate lists o.
potential donors are kept on file
at both the Milford Memorial Hos
pital and City Hall./
Clemen Miltiades, local photo
grapher and post historian, is com
piling a scrapbook of clippings ant
photographs dealing with the man!
and varied activities of Blue HeI
Post. A review of material alread!
assembled bears out the fact tha
the local post has had continuous
string of worthwhile projects
since it's activation in April of 1916
The post-owned public, address
system is now being housed at th
shop of Donald Kern, local radi'
repairman. Organizations o
groups desiring to use this equip
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

at the piano by Mrs. Nell Barr,
Georgetown. The Rev. Omar E.
Jones, pastor of the Grace Metho-
dist Church, Georgetown, will give
the invocation.
String music will be furnished by
the Hooker Boys Trio, directed by
Jake Hooker of Ocean View. Sew
eral prizes will be given winners in
a lucky number ticket drawing.
Several committees will assist in
planning and staging the meeting
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

Otha j. Pepper, Georgetown, heads
the receiving committee. Ushering
will be directed by Floyd T. Short,
Georgetown. Chairman of the re-
freshment committee is Mrs. Thur
man G. Adams, BridgeviIle.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

Some beetles protect themselves
from enemies in the manner of
skunks: the emission of evil-smell-
ing or distasteful secretions; others
merely by a repellant appearance.