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ueurly Sales on the 1aehanse Tsday:
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in fun, sIn bankruptcy or receivershfp or
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or securities assumed by such com panies.
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less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
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M Ex rights. Also extra or extras.
paid last year, Parable in stock
Z Declared or paid 50 far this year, Pay.
dividends paid or declared this rear.
New iasue.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Washington Exchange
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National Mortsage q Investment pfd--l33
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American Security & Trust Col at $50.
Mergenthaler Linotype-50 at 531a.
Carpet Corp.--10 at 46M.
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at 10SM
Evening star., 1947-01-09
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Jan. Q H1.-Dividends de-
clared:
Evening star., 1947-10-03
- ifvt
October
.-
ushers. in
Coat

And JeIIeffs fame for
Value, quality and variety
in coats is based on years
of bringing the newest and
best to our customers. This
month when coat needs
are at peak you'll find
excellent JeIIeff ossort-
ments for Teenogers, jun
iors, Misses and Women.
Fur coats, fur trimmed
coats, furIess coats, what
ever your need, whatever
your budget, you'll surely
find your coat at Je||effs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
JAMAICA CHURCH NAMED FOR OLORED SAINT
God Is Topic
In Christian
Science Church

God the Only Cause and
Creator will be the subject of
me Lesson-Sermon in all Chris
nan Science churches through
out the world on Sunday Dec.
The Golden Text (lIebrew 3:4
IS Every house is builded bv
some man: but he that built ali
things is God"
Among the Bible citations is
thls passage,( Rev. AID: Thou
art worthy, o Lord 10 receive
glory and honor and power: for
lhou hast created all things and
Tor thy pleasure they are and
were created"
Correlative passages to be
read from the Christian Science
textbook. Science and Health
with Key TO the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy. include the
following tp N33l): THE Scrip
lures imply that God is All-ln-
All, From this it follows that
nothing possesses reality nol ex-
lstence except the Divine Mind
and HIS ideas He is divine Prin-
ciple, Love. the universal cause
the only creator. and there Is
no other self-eXistence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Passive Acceptance
And Active Rejection
BY REV. EUGENE ROME ARNOLD

Who shall from of Christ Shall tri-
oulation distress persecution. famine
peril or sword?'-Romans e;35.
The various issues that confronting
day have about placed in the position rejecting the var
aus teachings OF Jesus and the polongaon of his
There isn't anything wrong with individual initiative, ex.
eepf when leads Us TO forget from whence
IS US TO forget the goals we had longed for.
We have just left period dedicated GIVING thanks for
our many blessings The air have programs
giving thanks for personal blessings the
various churches Each OF individual eas
ted heartily.
Yes we have shown acceptance of Christianity but
oassiveY and apoosecaY When this particular of
The year thousands starving just France
Italy OF know but right States
, the Navajo Indians in the Southwest.
We Of the faith find
ufion OF these people they being the first
Americans and yet they denied the the
81 New Mexico and Arizona We wonder Of famine
that has struck these people they being slowly starved
1eah having been forced into
almost next 10 the impossible.
We of the faith CHALLENGED daily for
and 10 speak up. but will our WILLINGNESS 70
profess faith Christianity rededaie ourselves 10 the
Masters teachings for not ndednsss of our
neighbors shall separate from the love
We shall repudate passive acceptance the Masters
teachings and apologize efforts
hurchmen and shall eradicate actions on
part We shall take stand Christians beno NOT
afraid and shall from of Christ
P r. r
Master Thee only through words but also
through our acts as WELL Guide from paths and
lead US 10 the lighted whereby work
together as brothers in the work of the Master
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Ebenezer InstaIIs
Officers For '4S,
Pastor breaches

Onward Christian Soldiers"
Was the theme of the sermon
preached on Sunday at Ebenezer
AME Church by the pastor, the
Rev Carlyle F. Stewart.
II was installation dav for
trustees stewards. stewardesses
dcaconesses. class leaders, and
club president A new attraction
IN the sanctuary was large
star above the altar with a
lighted sign that says PRAYER
Changes Things
In his sermon the Rev Mr.
Stewart declared that jealousy
and goSsiping are the two great
est enemies of the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Bishop Of
Brooklyn
Presides
Catholics Honor 1000
Colored Members in
New Church's Area

TAhFATfsn -
,.,s = ['.% @>'OA , -Thiph church
oiIl.''lc On ou1aaN aeaicaied a
L t'eM Nduloile ,nuiGh building
ny, w. nd''ea lof ~ bencdici The
80, 49, ~ lsogRhi'ioh OF me Tact
" ,is '''os' 81 1aiilaicd -.uVo Cath
o'.rS .oiol'o.
10y bishop Of Brooklyn blessed
me ediilcc and presided az the
ceremonies After Solemn High
Mass Of THANKSGIVING d. adj
minlsiercd confirmation 10 .
class oi 4o
The mass was celeb atod by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Last Remains To
Be Returned BY
December 10th

Next of kin OF the 578 World
War II overseas deceased being
returned to Midwestern states
for final burial we're warned hy
1t Colonel Carroll J. Glnnell
chief OF the Chicago Dist hutton
Center OF the American GraVes
Registration Service that al
though the Army Transport Rob
ert Burns carrying honored dead
from both the Henri Chapelle
Belgium and Saint Laurent France
overseas cemeteries locked in
New York last week. that il
would be at least ten DAYS before
actual deliveries OF the first re-
mains included in this shipment
will be made to their Anal desti-
nation
II is anticipated that delivery
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Youth Contribute
Foodstuffs To Poor

The Young People Of Carter
Metropolitan CINE Church cele-
brated Thanksgiving on Sunday
morning by bringing donations
OF food which were later dis
tributed TO the poor
In the afternoon the Rev
Merrill Lenox. executive secre-
tary OF the Detroit Council OF
Churches. delivered the sermon
at the young peoples fifth Sun
day program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Bethel Honors
Pastors Third
Anniversary

The Rev V. c. Hodges OF The
American Bible Society VIII
preach Sunday in honor OF the
Rev. Jonathan A Danes third
anniversary al Bethel. The eve
ing service viii be presided over
by Mrs. Jeanetta Welsh Brown.
superintendent Of the Sunday
School.
The anniversary celebration
Will run for ten days. starting
with the presentation Of The
Pioneers Of Bethel" on Dec 5.
On Monday Dec 9 the youth
Of the church will conduct the
services under the leadership OF
Miss Jewel Smith and Marvin
Rogers.
Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday evenings at 3 . m.
the Revs Carlyle Stewart Of
Ebenezer j D Howell of ST
Stephen and J A Charleston Of
s. Paul AME churches and their
congregations will serve On FRI
day representatives Of business
organizations VIII appeal ander
the direction OF Mrs N r Black
and Mrs Helen D Malloy
On Sunday, Dec "a, the Rev
w B Marsh Of Washington d.
c will be guest preacher The
annual rendition ~ Handcrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

will be made Of oil flag -draped
caskets from the Robert Burns
shipment by Dec 20 Tho Chica-
go Center will suspend It's delivc-
rieS during the holiday period
from Dec 20 to Jan In addition
mo deliveries VIII be made
Thanksgiving Day or Sundays un
less requested.
No information as 20 delivery
dates Will be given out earlier
than three DAYS prior TO the ac-
tual delivery
Evening star., 1947-03-23
SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGINIA.

BUDGET CoNscIousM,Pricsd st $4,000; 9;
& Ss aHE aaDlcE Il Rsssss soms 81 ofs sns os
plus full bassmsnt and eqts1ae entrsnsie, ntrin.ie,
ss AAHfShGs 5s5a W'sn b1a g. 1865
a1Rs; slRSom suNeALow-on heat. screened
porch, recreation rm., nicely eqYlp2pHsMd N2 HM
sifl5, e. HaS Eaiss sss2sf asrs in as.
ton. va:-s-rm: house baths sa;d showers; sT1x
painted psM oeS0' on The outside; nice corner iot.
cariin; immed. possession. oW. 1929.
ACCENT ON ACCESSORIES Yes this
home on washington blvd. has everythins
Second oes sps' has sash arst s0s re
stSsei she hrss spais foer a l@iSins @ room Ss5 Is
openins %,en ss0on onto living porch. excellent
ssalppsa Fisehsa YIN bTsaEfsss IS s4.nfsa: 1Sox
ssa,5So. saa 0ais RFAG e. Estate sEEvicgss iES:'
Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd. OK. 1855 SL.
a3GRShiINeroN RIDGE RD.-Attractiye g.
bedroom 3hbath Colonial hSTss, ,.!GsIfsi n6t Tis
yoasy in sssdo ap IN pass
Students. For further ,pfoTmation and and
appt, TO INSPECT call MI. IclISSlSl SnSSs 1stN
hSldays 5s 600 0y yot Ssal 4 p Nj ri 5AsEs ss5o ca
AIExASDRfA@ ALE; 80 a.story brick attached
house in nice condition; 2 bedrooms and
tile bath hardwood floors, full basement
With laundry tubs and outside entrance;
$500, terms. r. L. RHINE REALTY
Co. 6O7 Prince St. Alexandria. Va. TIE.
s42e., Ewes. and Sundays Alex. oel55 5e or
FAIR "a HAVEN. one mile. south Of Alexan;
dria-cape Cod bungalow on hish level
lot, 60x12o; 8 bedrooms and path OF
heat c0ny t. rrIsb.d Snossas sssso aaa
tractive terms. Ask us about other good
buys in Fair Haven: 2 to 4 bedrooms un-
furnished. R. 7. RHINE KEALTY oSs' C0'
Ewes. aud Sundays, Alex. 1852. Alex. 69l !.
WEST OF RUSSELL RD.-stucco bunga-
low having on 1st hoor.. living room with
fireplace, dining room. kitchen and break;
fast neok bedroom and ns,t tile Satn: 2nd
bsmt with outside entrance; eony. 70
schools and transp, r. L. RHINE REALTY
CO, 6O7 Prince St. Alexandria, Va. TIE.
1926. Ewes. and Sundays. Alex 1852.
BKA1DSostK HILLS. va new bunsa-
lows; l frame. / stucco: on lge. wooded lot.
Liv rm, bedyms., kit.-dinette and bath,
oil h.-a. heat, ful, basement with gar;
hardwood fis:. gas range, lge. UNFINISHED i
Wsshinston; IS. $50 ca Atlas oSsEALTY
Co, S22 King ST., Alexandria 1870; eyes,
ALEaxiANDRIA-e Liai rms, 2 baths, side drive
S11.590. By OWNER. Call Alex. g573.
-SS
Evening star., 1947-03-23
eIIn,IpsAN RENT-MARYLAND.

SILVER sPRING-New detached brick
Toai modsrn kitchen' 4 bath frst floor; 8. bed
rooms, Q baths second floor; Oil &C. heaI
full basement; $3.50 per month. can
REITZEII. DI. 81 90. -E4
Evening star., 1947-03-23

r. H. BEST, INC, Realtor. WI $685.
Vacant houses in Kensineton; 10eo cash
required If .GI. 309s If non:GI.
S9,150; det..- asbestos siding, yrs.
old, rms. ard bath. 50x15O lot.
S11, $50; new det. brick, rms. and
baths. large rms fireplace. copper pipes,
autometic heat; large lots: GI only.
S12,9 ,950; new det., stucco over cinder
block; bedrms.. auto. heat; corner lot;
furniture may be bought. r. H. BEST
INC Realtor. WI 3633 -23
Evening star., 1947-03-23

a.-c. heat; .semideta ched brick with south
ern exposure, steel easement windows
r. Sh of 1885, asS shaaOGsEE 81
FAlIs "a q oe; CHURCH bedroom asbestos.
fireplace. bookshsives. lge.. din. rm.,, lge
sna s s S ssoa or sna en a ii bbs4d Sseras
e1ketys K at sprr sa5fHf'4 price, sla'So0
with 2 treplaces, 2 tile baths, :. bedrms.
h Ky snd oe dn eDs1ss ssuay Sy.T With HREs RH
151s u. FRE66EfR;1eK ST. 1I'S Arlington. oper
sSdsy S. tS Sssk and We ssssso9 sss sSnss to
for sracioaS living this home consists q
epse. alse an spaous sf s To- and v edpps T
Kitchen which abaSnds in cheer4uiness
Y bath on lst a., large screened perci
snd H. has om msser s bedrm hna Gn wsh ass
closets, also. 2 other large bedrooms: ful
basement. oil hsats gasFnage; Level ycoded lot
70 o reach: Out Washington blvd. to FTder Freder
IS g. Ea Esz sn KE EEsasEsf & Co. sE IT. T. foSS SS
I;l believe yoa WI llks M H. i rms; aSs .s Is;
Basement, @ RIse WITH Garage r % oil @ heat, s mod I'D
wooded lot in an excel community, Price,
at $3.50. with reasonable down payment
CHaRMTNG sAIl House, 81 sI5oo down HySn
Less than 5 years old. but it looks like i
has Just been built. Charm. indiyiduality
.Esnauil ssmosPhsrs AZ blsna pertsssttIly !,
rooms in ATTIC. REASONABLE terms; SAY,
soueS1..t 81 eeo oot O hssz hsaz fo so rah.zen M i Aa
aition turn Tsht to 4s HiIIIIeIsst, II;a,, s. 2Pe.
Priced to sell today. Il REQUIRES large!
down payment. VICTOR WIcKERsHAM
9FENSi Today s,s-117 No, Oakland st.
in one OF Arlington's most desirable com
munities; oil h.-w.h., Venetian blinds ant
det garage are some of the attractions o
this home; ready for immed. occupancy
To Inspect drive ou. Lee blvd a e 2aklaSf r
RRuMBA,CKk 4 Z "a, -ssss -sssssitof. Lee hwy. a
CONVENIENT ALExANDRIA--Moder 8
room brick with pansled Qcreation room
convenient to bus, senool md stores: re
sss:snssl sssss s A ESsE sEirisssb ssb1c
1881, until 9 Pm 1
The frontiersman., 1947-06-21
Tn e Fr ontier.sman

FWSO'frc,Al A~ RUlfs FoR HAl,sU
 George B1 ack, Fiji sherry Management Agent for the Fish and Wild1ife Service, who was in Se1dovia last week, br ought with him regu1ati ons governing halibut fishing in this area.
 MT. Black also an~ nounced the catch 1i- nit had been increas- ed to 28, ,OOO, 900 pounds for Cook Inlet this season.
 me FWS ToSuIa~ tions for halibut fi.- shermen were outli as follows:
 l. The Interna- tional Fisheries Com mi ss ion has pr rovided the Fishery Manage- ment Agent for this : district with licen- .ses which will be is- : sued to all doc ment- ed vessels (5 tons or over fishing hal i- but.
 2. Tho licenses are to roma in aboard the vessel at all times. for inspect on
The frontiersman., 1947-06-21
FWS Ofrc,Al AnNovucfs Rulfs FoR HAusv7 FisH,ue

by customs or Coast Guard officials, or by members of the In- ternational Hal ibut C ommi s ion or FWS. :
 5. Bee aus 6 of. fices gre not ma in taine6 by the FVS in Seldovia, trip cl ear- ance ticke ts will not be is sued on 'ceach trip as per ins true 'tions on .1icenses; however a comb ined report will be made when the fishing vos- sel contacts the FWS ship Teal.. Fur ther ins true ti on will be given when the appl i- cant applies for his ] icen se.
 . A.. Irea 5, which inc ludes Cook Inlet, has a catch l imi t ,poundage of: 28, ,oo0, = 900 pounds. A clos ed seas on will be annou- nc cd: when this quota Is reached, br in tn event that it is not reached,- the,~ seas on will close Dec. II, and wil1s remain c1os- 7t HFC O
The frontiersman., 1947-06-21
Page Three

 of halibut less than 26 inches in length from the tip of the lower jaw to the mid- dle of the tail, or of., halibut of less than 5 pounds in weight wi tn head off and entrails removed is pr ohi bi ted at all times. This applies to Do tn fishermen and dealers.
 G. Any fishing vessel, regardless of the type of gear used and. irrespective of whe ther an area is open or closed to ha1ibut fishing, may retain and bring to port hal libut that arc tagged with an Inter national Fisher ies Comi s s ion tag, pro- vided tn at such hal i- but have the tag at- :tached and are brought to the attention of Q f ishery emf or cement of ftcer.
 7s Cue s t i ons on :, c ommorc ial fishing operat i ons may be di- rec ted to the FWS, Box 2O59, anchorage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-31
Miss Doris Andrea B0sa Engaged
To Marry Lee S. SaatOn Jan. "A

, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph BOA of
800 Whitehead street announce
the engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter, Doris
Andrea, to Lee A. Saxton, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Saxton of
Centerville, Miss.
Miss Boza, a graduate of Key
West High School, is a member
of the younger social set of the
Island City and is employed in
the office of the Commercial
Credit Corporation. She was Sc
lected to reign as queen of the
recent Jose Marti celebration.
Saxton, until recently, was a
member of the Naval Forces sta
toned in Key West and is now
preparing to enter the Louisiana
State University at Baton Rouge,
La.
The wedding will take place in
the First Baptist Church on jan
uary- "a at 700 pm, with the
Rev. Bronnie Nichols, pastor, Of
ficiating. Following the cere-
mony the young couple will leave
for their new home in Baton
Rouge
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-31
Kill Motion To
Settle Tax Bill

A request by Attorney Joseph
Yates Porter w to pay a COM
Hromise amount of $57092 for
taxes from 1887 to l947 inclu-
ave. but without interest and
penalties of $238.00 was not ac-
cepted by the commissioner at
last nights special session. The
property concerned is lot 4, So.
1, tract 5. Elizabeth street.
Commissioner Fred j. Dion:
ITO accept this would be a bad
precedent without a thorough
study OF the matter"
A denial motion was then
made by Dion and seconded by
u Carbonell. The ordinance was
killed by 81 vote with Louis
Carbonell dissenting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-31
Local Jayshees
Entertained BY
Piednd Archer

Monday afternoon. the Jay
shoes, and prospective Jayshees,
were entertained by Piedad Ar
cher with buffet supper at her
home. on Won Phister street. A
drive for new members is under
way Any wife of Jaycee is ell
igible to be a Jayshee.
Norma Dopp, past president,
gave a short talk on the clubs
accomplishments. Ann Cobo,
new president, spoke of the
plans for. the coming year. Priz-
es were won by Ada WardlOw
and Fac Saunders.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-31
Take Homestead,
Widow Exemptions
Beginning Friday

~ Applications for homestead
exemptions and for the widows
allowances on real estate will be
Received beginning Friday by
County Tax Assessor Claude
.lGandolfo.
~ A total up to $4,000 is allowed
for homestead exemptions on
the assessed value of real estate.
The law allowing widows an adj
.yhtional $500 exemption has
heen in effect for some years.
- A total of approximately 1900
Homestead exemptions was al
lowed this year, Gandolfo said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-31
R1UL'S CLUB NOW
OPEN FOR SEASON

Raul'S club on the Boulevard
by the Sea opens tonight for
the season under OWner-man-
agement of Raul" who will be
on the job to meet and greet
his many friends and patrons.
AS always the finest of nation
ally known beverages will be
served.
Raul's club will be open week
days from II a. m. to 2 u. m. He
suggests in his announcement
elsewhere in today's Citizen that
you come out, bring your friends
and enjoy the evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-31
TODAY IN HISTORY
know America)

l775-Gen. Richard Montgom-
cry dies leading vain American
assault on Quebec.
l793-Thomas jefferson leaves
Washington's cabinet to lead an
early Republican Party-two
dominent parties, Republicans
and Federalists, till 1928.
l833-Obed Hussey, then of
Cincinnati, patents one of the LIST
successful American reapers.
l879-At Menlo Park, N. j.,
Thomas A. Edison demonstrates
First system of street lighting in
which tho, .incandescent lamp is
VfedL2packed trains at night run
10 Menlo Park to see it.
. l908-Wilbur Wright makes
-aying history by flying for al
most two and u half hours, in
France.
MISREPRESENTATION Limitations
Treaty of 1922 and the London
Pact of 1890 end-and world
powers start ship rearming.
l940-Navy cancels war games
and fleet held in Hawaiian wa
tiers as unit.
l94l-Japs land without OPP
position at gates of Manila.
: l944-Gen. Patton opens new
ter-offensivc drive into Ma
ri flank. Allies bomb Berlin
heavily.
l945-By Executive Orde'
the War Labor Board ends ant
new Wage Sterilization BoarC
created.
= l946-President Truman de
clares the end of ,hostilities anC
many wartime laws terminate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-31
Spalding Will
/. Handle Budget

Commissioner Fred j. Dior
" has notified The Citizen THAI
: budget preparation for the City
of Key West will begin mex,
week. The new city manager,
Captain Ralph Spalding will be
I'm charge of the budgets prepa-
intion.
Last years budget was not
completed until the latter part
OF February. 1t was then SUBJ
mitted to the commission and
approved. SO,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-31
old Furniture
Goes To Negroes

Commissioner Clarence HiSgs
stated today that the old furni-
ture in the old County Home
will be given to the colored
people and that he stands for
the installation of new furniture
in the new County Home on
Stock Island.
In The Citizen last night,
Higgs was quoted as saying that
the old furniture would go to
the new home. Higgs says that it
was not SO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-31
CLUB TROPICS
TO HAVE NEW
YEARS. PARTY

Club Tropics announces in to-
days Citizen New Years cele-
bration featuring fine entertain
ment and invites the public to
visit this popular night spot and
have a god time.
There will be no cover or mini
mum charge and no advance in
price.
Good music for dancing will be
furnished by the Club Tropics
Orchestra.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-31
OCEAN VIEW DINING
ROOM Is NOW OPEN

The Ocean View Dining Room,
$40 United street. owned. oper-
ated and managed by T. Luthe.
Finder. is now open for the sea-
son. A complete New Years
Eve and New Years Day dinner
will be served at popular prices.
Mr.. Pinder is also serving Club
Breakfasts, Luncheons and Din
ners daily and Sunday. He is Of
fering finely prepared food by q
chef of distinction.
-, Elsewhere in today's Citizen
bis announcement appears.
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Personal Mention

Visiting the Brubakers
Mrs. Ada Snyder of Stating
ton, Pa, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Brubaker of Tia
Simonton street.
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1t is estimated there are 1907
900 motor vehicles used for milk
deliveries to processing plants
and consumers in the United
States.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-23
NEW ATTORNEY
FOR VA CLINIC
Appointment Awaiting APP
proval By Civil Ser
vice Commission
SUCCEEDS GUENVEUR

j. Paul Green, Wilmington attor-
ney, has been nominated for ap-
pointment as chem attorney for
the Veterans Administration in
Delaware. The nomination, made
by Thomas H. Stilwell, regional
of VA here, and already
approved by top officials at head
quarters in Philadelphia, is now
awaiting confirmation of the Civil
Service Commission. Since no
other nominations have been made
for the post, Cicil Service Commits
sion approval is virtually assured,
it was said.
Succeeds Guenveur
Mr.. Green will succeed the pres
ent chief attorney, Julius L. Guen-
veur, who is resigning from the
VA to return to private practice.
A former department commander
of the American Legion, Mr.. Green
was appointed legal specialist on
a rating board of the Delaware VA
o;ce, in April, 1916. He has held
public offices for more than 20