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Evening star., 1947-06-15

FORD 1e41; new RI
pert. cond.: $1,000.
Eas station Ioc. 22 Tls
FORD 194i 5-pass. (
ccnd.: orig. owner; s
below Greenbelt 23f!
HUDSON '3S "6" coac
,ditio1l and appearance .
GE. 2471 after 9 pm.
HUDSON 1946 5-pass.
S1,100. Call Ii. a172
aaii}DsoN brougham. l
tion: original owner: !
under. Emerson 1880
HUDSON 1942 black
sedan; this car Is co
and has all good rubh
cally ok. The book
MAYIFLowTEER MosSTToR,
curry dealers. 1928 I5tI
Closed Saturdays and
HUDSON 1a4T "S" SET
best cash offer under.
g and 3 pm.
HUDSON 1941 Com
coupe; maroon color,
In excellent meehani
SIMMONS MOTORS, {
MA. 27s6.
HUDSON Super six 1e
dan; less than 1000 n
offer under. Call FA.
HUDSON 1889 coach;
mileage. S6S6. no dea
Evening star., 1947-06-15

1915 GMC; model &C 302, with Sgd.
dump body. end hoist division board In
cluded, in new condition.
1a41 GMC model 453, cab and chassis,
S25x2O tires, in good mechanical condi-
ton. See Mr. Hasek, A.. P. WOoDSON CO.,
9th ST. at Mich. ave. ne. RE. $500.
Evening star., 1947-06-15

FOR SALE-Mnbile Manor house trailer
23-tt., custom built: Just completed: rea-
sonable. 474I wells pkwy.. Riverdale, Nd
Evening star., 1947-06-15

pfyMnfTHs GffsT H3daE s1ee Iass G s ,4s ,94s2
sSs5 sfSMoNs & 1ofoSg' sfa-sss s =. e.
.s new ss gsl g g. es; ss5 t. ag
P,LYMouIH I, 80 4.ar sedan. good eondi-
PIrMouTH N 1s4a Dc 0haS luxe sssss sedsn Excel
' MofoRs L 5ssi sdGse sfssss by tPr s.
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door; $3.50 cash. Lu.
PLYMOUTH 1910 sedan; radio and heater.
PLYMOUTH. 1889; good condition: $3.50
ICE STATION New paint lob and good
PLYMOUTH 1e47 convertible club coupe;
9o miles; S2.15o; private owner; take clean
- ss to Al car in trade. Can finance. Elk.
PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe 4.dr. sedan:
very excellent appearance. newly painted.
ssssss sss5 ,aisEl'5 szs6 R's seat covers
Sesssi sesps motor 9s semplssY radio
saass esn 3 sssa & sssi ". ssss sss. ss. sss.
sIsEss asys and n:s Hsss
phHaoJSfM sRsfs Si fss ff5s6 sssas saS sedan. .ss.n.
heater; S9Z5, IA 4426.
1895 4-dooyj S276; good buy.
r TR ysn,,,u alar 81 11th st: Sc. an day.
PRY MOTORS, 18th and Pa, ave. s.e.-i5.
sf3s s; y,,o, q best odfftsrr offsr undsE. ia, s13T..
e ssa0 to saSSs Know ss sasi this H'es car .
s7oo Or se!' osf UNDER 7 i5SS FSS'i' s. T. .
1a4s .axicab. 4-door spsc,,,
de luxe; original MILEAGE 3.400 mi!ee:
81 81 ,ss3 81. After : pm. 459 y st: s:w, -I5
tion, RADIO: heater. recently overhauied:
sI,loo 81 70. o,1I ALex, a5es. 80 ls'
4 dan; ln,,a,s Ike nsTi nTi Sig75; Al condition
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door sedan; s375,
Guns good, looks GOOD. Phone OWNER,
1910 club coupe 4-passens.r,
rsdnio r.n And and hssaasssr' sas Drivass owner; s55o.
PONTIAC 1870 de luxe 2-door, s-syi.: this
ssaT runs and looks real good; SS96. Ho.
fcoutinued on Next Psesl
Evening star., 1947-06-15
radio and heater, new
$3.50. Call uN. o174

dio and heater; In
Apply manager oat
,rida ave. NV. --15
1e luxe cpe.: excel.
] ,O50 or best offer
9 after @ pm. fS
h; GOOD mech. con-
/, excel. tires, S476.
coupe; 5000 miles;
sitter 10 am. Mon
--15f
e46: perfect condi-
Sizes or best oner
. --t7
6-cylinder 4-door
uipped with heater
'er and is mechani-
rates this car at
a75 for quick sale.
s, Lincoln and Mer-
b st. NV, RE. 0303.
Sunday. -16
ian: new, $4,000 or
TIE. 1909 between
-16
modore convertible
good top and tires,
cal cond.; 81, ,095.
}17-923 M st. NV,
-16
~ black 4-door Sc
niles: $1,000 or best
2126-M after $40
-15
Al condition, low
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30

do dekle, ki j je gospa nekaj
narocila v nerazumlji ljivem jezi--
ku. Dekle je odslo in Sc brz W.
milo S polno skledo mesa. Vrgla
je kose v oba kroznika, gospa
pa je zaklicala:
Sultan! Nero" .-
Psa. sta planila pokoncu in Sc
|pognala k mizici, potem pa sta
zacela otepati svoje kosilo.
cali vidita?" je dejala gospa,
Andrej in Breda pa sta kar brez
besede kimala.
Potem jima je gospa razka-
zala Sc druge prostore, peljala
ju je " kopalnico, v velike sobe
"a goste, v oblacilnico, v knjizni-
co, v sprejemnico, nato pa Sc ma
vrt. ze mracilo Sc je, ko sta otro.
ka spet sla ma cesto, otovorjena
z zavojem, XII ga jima je pripra'
villa dobra gospa.
| 4.
Skalar in zena sta stala ne
pragu in vsa zaskrbljena gle
dala okrog sebe.
"Moj Bog je vzdihoval;
Skalarica, "le kan sta sla. D;
bi Sc jima kaj ne pripetilo."
Skalar pa jo je tolazil:
"Bezi, bezi! Najbrz ogleduje
TIA izlozbe, Andrej pa je tudi pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30

nosti in je disala po vrtnicah.
Andrej bi Sc kmalu prekrizal,
tako ga je prevzela vsa ia lepo-
ia, Breda pa 81 skoraj dihati nj
upala. III:
Tedaj ju je gospa peljala v
sosedno soho, XII je bila nekoliko
manjsa. Imela je dive postelji,
pregrnjeni rozastimi odejami
il svile, sredi sobe pa je stala
lnizka mizica, ma katero sta bila
|pritrjena diva kovinasta krozni-
ka.
"Vidita," je rekla gospa, "tc
je pa soba mojih psov."
| Andreju Sc je zdelo, da pray
ne razume, ze je odprl usta, ds
hi povprasal, &c je prav slisal
ko je gospa nevedoma zaklicala
Sultan, Nero-hop!'
Psa sta veselo zalajala, po
Iskocila in re sta. lezala vsak M
|svoji postelji in smeje gledala '
Igospodarico. Tudi gospa Sc j
smehljala. Stopila je do prve po
|stelje, bozala psa, craven pa j
!govorila:
"Pri tejle mizici pa jesta"'
Otroka sta Sc drzala "a rok
in zacudeno gledala okrog sebe
gospa pa je pritisnila ma gum
Iv stem. Kmalu je priletelo mia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30
so. decernbra 1047 !

meten, DO ze pail ma Bredo.
Tedaj sta ju zagledala. Po-
casi in zamisljeno sta prihaja- I
la, drzala sta Sc "a roke in bila
sta cisto resna v obraz. AndreJ
lie cello gledal v tia in Sc potil
zaradi velikega zaboja, XII ga je
z vso silo fiscal pod pazduho. 1,
Skalar in Skalarica sta pla-
nila k NINA, skalar je pogra-
bill Andreja, Skalarica Bredo,
objemala sta ju in ju craven
kregala, potem pa so sli vsi sku-'.
paj v vezo in po stopnicah minlo,
drvarnic v stanovanje. q
Otroka sta pripovedovala svo-.
jo dogodbo, Breda pa je eez ne
kaj casa dejala:
"Kajne, oce, &c bi bila midva
z Andrejem psa, pa bl tudl lmela
tako lepo stanovanje?"
Potem so sli spat. In ko je po-
sijal mesec v soho, je osvetlil
vse stiri obraze. Otroka sta spa
la, oce je strmel s siroko odpr-
timi ocmi v strop, matt pa je
mizala, toda menda nj spala,
kajti izpod trepalnic so Sc il po-
casi usipale solze. A mesec nj
dolgo sijal. Cez nebo je prijadra1
crn oblak in ga zakril, da je bila
spet v sobi tema.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30
PRAVLJICA DVEH PSIH
Nadaljevanje s 8. strani)

(Nadaljevanje 8. stranO
ker res in vedel, kaj maj prav
"a prav odgovori, Breda pa :je
svetlo pogledala in rekla: "Na-
sa hisa!'. obenem pa stegnila
roko in pokazala ma rumeno po-
slopje pred sabo.
Seveda je gospa zacudeno
vprasala, kako in zakaj nasa hi
sa, Andreju Sc je spet odprl dar
govora, in tako je gospa lie zve-
della "a ocetovo zgodbo, XII bo
nekoc postala resnica. Kajpada
tudi Breda nj molcala. Povedala
sta vse, tudi svojo pot ma deze-
10 in da je ia hisa cisto TAXA,
kakrsna DO nekoc njihova, tudi
ma ujcknico nista pozabila. In
tako Sc je zgodilo, da je gospa
dejala:
"Pa pojdite notri, da 81 vse
ogledata, sal sta pridna otroka,
sal vaju imata Sc moja huda psa
radan
Odprla jima je vrata in ze sta
stopila ma mehko pesceno pot.
In SO sli vsi proti hisi. Spre-
daj je stopala gospa, "a MO oba
otroka in "a NINA psa, XII sta
veselo poskakovala. Tako so pri-
sli do hisnih vrat in re so vsto-
pill vezo.
Otroka sta kar obstala cd "a
cudenja, kajti kaj takega Sc nj
sta videla. Pc tleh so lezale
ogromne, mehke preproge, ma
stenah so visele velike cudovite
slike, stropa pa je visel zlat le-
stenec, Sc lepsi kakor sta ga An
drej in Breda videla v cerkvi.
"No, lie stopita naprej!" je
dejala gospa in ju peljala v So
bo. Otroka cd samega zacudenja
nista prisla do sape. Sredi sobe
|je namrec stalo lezisce, pregr-
memo svilenimi pajeolani, cd
stropa pa je viselo blestece belo
zagrinjalo in padalo, v dolgih
svilenih valovih ma lezisce. VISA
soba Sc je blescala cd dragoce-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30
(N0dGlieVdnie)

Costa, cd kraja Sc polna sci
marjev, je postajala vedno bolj
prazna. Posamezniki so Sc zgub-
liali navkreber v hribe in ma
posled smo ostali sami sredi
ME. zivina je bila zivahna in
Jirsu in Bavhu Sc je videlo, da
Sc z veseljem vracata domov
Komaj smo jih dohajali. zopet
mas je dohitel Janet, toda We
rigami cez ramena. Prodal je
Sc nekateri drugi sejmarji sc
mogoeno pozvonjali dokazon
sejmske srece.
"Koliko 81 dobil ?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30

.pega pogleda; vse, kar SO oci
dosegle, je bilo pokrito z bledo1
peno mesecnega svita, skozi MO
so Sc risale globoke, vijugaste
dolinske vdrtine, ze napolnjene
S srezasto meglo, XII Sc je raz-
tegovala po oprsjih obraslih sle-
men. Ma desno Sc je vse skupaj
polagoma potapljalo v siroko,
speco, meglenasto ravan - tam
je bila Podjuna. Pred mama Sc
je vzdigovala posastna stena
Karavank vdrtinami, prepaid
in grozecimi grebeni, katerih sc
je ovijal lesk sneznih odej. Me-
secina je vso podobo te gorske
posasti pricarala tako blizu ma
jinim ocem, da bi ze z iztegnje.
no roko lahko dosegel njene pr
81. Toda to je bila lie zmota
Ustavila sva Sc, da z ocmi po.
uzijeva to siroko in globokc
skledo skrivnostne privlacnosti
Nato je iznenada prislo il me
ne:
"Zdaj bonn dobil novo oblekt
| "a yeliko noe "
Tedaj je prislo tudi IL oceta
: "Cena ii jo je pozrla!'
Nj mi bilo cisto jasno.
"Poglej! VIOLA nista toliko vr
gla, kakor sem pref mislil. Mo
2 goce je Sc, ako Sc mi posreci, d.
tudi move junce prav poceni ku
PIN. Toda danasnji sejem je b
J. slab zacetek. Do novega sejm
= Sc lahko spet spremeni, med
tenn cena zopet lahko naraste
: Najemnina, pozarna zavarovaI
nina pa ostaneta isti, ne zmen
: ia Sc "a ceno prav mic. Razlik
: bo mogoce komaj zadostovals
y da to zamaSim :"
: Zazeblo me je. Karavanke S
y sc nagnile cisto mad naju. Zac
. ME upanje je Sc komaj tlelo.
. "Kdo della ceno "
l. "Tisti, XII ina denar :"
/ cali ga nj mogoce pobiti?'
ITO je gospoda :"
ID (Dalje prthodnjt6)
V "Enakopravnosti'' debit
. oedsao sveSe dnevne n0Uice o dt
= QOdkih DO sUetu in dO1ua!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30

Janet je ostal odgovor dol
zan in Sc hotel potuhniti. Toda
Galuf je vpil:
"Pocakaj, bos dial "a liter
"Pod klancem'', ker 81 prodal. y
Janet je nerad ostal v drug
bi, a ostal je. Ko pa smo prisll
do "Pod klanca', kamor smo
zavili, Sc je ma skrivaj izmuz-
nil.
"Skopuh!" so opravljali "a
MIN.
! Privezali smo vole k ograj
in sli pit. Gostilna je bila polns
sejmarjev.
pod klancem' pa Sc je Ego
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30

val. Tam so bill tudi Poljanci,
XII so Sc zaceli zanimati "a nasa
vola. Nenadoma so zaceli kup-
cevati z ocetom. Ia je bill zdaj|
nekoliko mehkejsi in je ceno
znizal kar ma tri. Mesetarila je
VISA gostilna.
"Tri ne hos dobil, sal 81 videl
sejem."
"Toda vola sta lepa, kakor
nalasc "a pitanje!' Sc je bahal
oce.
Govorilo Sc je sem in tia, oce-
tn so prigovarjali znanci maj
popusti, ia Sc je raskavim gla-
som branil "a vsak krajcar, ka-
kor hi mu duso vlekel iz telesa,
racunal ma prstih, odbijal, nato
zlezel ma dive in devet ter tn tr-
dovratno Obstal.
"Ne morem!' je vzdihnil.
Poljanec je ponujal dive in
osem.
! "Ker sta mi vsec. Ma sejmu
bi jih dobil "a sest!!'
me ostane mi mic, ker mo-
ram kupiti druge!'
"Tudi ii hos kupil cenejse!"
Oce je dolgo mislil.
maj DO, ali kovaca napitnine
ter liter vina boste placali''
i Udarili so.
Meni Sc je motilo glavi
zgodilo Sc je, cesar nisem prica
koval in zdaj Sc me je polotils
otoznost. Slutnja, XII jo je raz
odeval ocetov obraz, da je zs
tako ceno prodal lie pod pritis
kom razmer, me nj toliko vzne
mirjala, kakor zavest, da Sc b.
vendarle treba lociti cd ljublje
nih volov. - Potem Sc je Ego
dilo vse tako naglo: ocetu 81
nasteli denar, XII ga je ia pazn'
ogledoval, papir "a papirjem
jih z raskavimi rokami preizku
Sal in yes svezenj novcanic
tresocimi rokami sprawl z
srajco.
"zelim vam sreco. Dobro Il
> val dobite!"
"Posteno sta placana" je "a
trjeval Poljanec. "Pri meni be
sta jedla deteljo in jeseni il
bonn prodal v Celovec."
Popili smo Sc liter vina in S
odpravili. Zunaj je dolina pc
stajala ze mracna. VIOLA sta ne
strpno cakala ma odhod in n
sta slutila, da sc je medtem
gostilni odlocila njuna usods
Oce je odvezal verge, kater
sem JAZZ obesil preko ramen,
jima pritrdil kupceve vrvi. Vol
sta radovedno stegovala' gla'
in opletala z joziki. Nato ju
oce potrepljaf po bedrih.
, '"To je vain novi gospodar!
''Kako jima ,je ime?'
"sivi je Jirs, bell pa Bavh!
sem pojasnil JAZZ.
To je bilo vse, kar sem sprs
vii il sebe. slo mi je resnieno n
iok. Hitro sem sc obrnil
stran, "a hi ne videl niunih oc
nato pa sem sc hlastno spust
"a ocetom, da bi cimpre.i izgin
"a cestnim Cvinkoro. "a nam
Sc je razlegalo zateglo n1ukan.
prodanih volov in mi trgalo da
So.
Bio je ze n;Iacno, ko sva
, razstala Z .ldnjirr; 2cjnarji i
Sc pognala ceste hribe. Ii
sovje Sc je tho ovijalo reber
pobocij, v njih Sc nj bilo zivljt
MIA vigrednih noci, ampak j
je napolnjeval hlad padajoG
slane. Skozi vejevje je zrlo ia:
no, svetlomodro nebo z bledin
zvezdicami. Ma vzhodu je zas
jal mesec in mesecina je motn
lomila skrivnostne sence gozc
nih globocin, IL katerih je strs
hotno odmevalo zvenketanje o1
vez ma mojem hrbtu.
Vso pot sva molcala. Oceta j
navdajal resen molk, ali rok:
XII je sem in tia mahnila skoi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30

V "Enakopravnosti" dobite
OedmO SVeSe dnevae nOUice O do
gOdkih pO sUetu in donaa!
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27

w. Elmond Gray and friend
spent Friday to Tuesday in Phil
adelphia and attended the races at
LanghOrne, Pa, on Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Calhoun returned
to her home after receiving treat
ment at the st. Agnes Hospital,
Baltimore.
Mrs. Frank Chandler and Mrs:
Rose Hickman are on the sick list
at this writing.
Mrs. Minnie Kitchens is slightly
improved at the Peninsula Gener-
al Hospital in Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. West called
on their son, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Pres
ton West last Sunday.
Jack Rowe, age 46 years, pass
ed away Saturday at a. m. at the
Wilmington Memorial Hospital, af-
ter a long illness. He is survived
by a son, Donald Rowe. and a sis
ter, Mrs. Eva Hudson and one
brother, ]. c. Rowe of Millsboro
Funeral services were held Tues
day at the Houston Methodist
Church. Interment was made in
Carey's cemetery at Frankford.
Miss Ellen Daisey of Whining
ton, spent the weekend with hel
mother, Mrs. Delbert Daisey anC
son, Horace.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL

Services will be held at Chap
lains this Sunday afternoon, June
20, at follows: Sunday school at
2 p. m. and preaching by our pas
tor, Rev. James O'Neil at 3 p. IN.
This is the last Sunday of our
Red and BLUE" contest. The
Blues" are ahead at present, but
the race is close. The winners may
be determined by this Sundays at
tendance. The losers will start
making plans for the picnic at the
close of the Sunday school session,
as they have to treat the winners.
Everyone better be on hand this
Sunday to see the outcome of the
contest, and to learn of the plans
of the "Unlucky Reds or the "Un-
lucky Blues" which? This Sunday
will tell the story.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
FELTON,

Robert H. Creadick of Lincoln,
Neb., son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland
S. Creadick of FELTON,, has been re-
Gently appointed State Director of
Nebraska State Cigarette Tax Di-
vision.
Miss Elizabeth Gruwell of Will
mington is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gruwell.
Mrs. J. Boone Jester of Whining
ton spent several days last week
with her mother and sister, Mrs.
S. Carl Hughes and Miss Nellie
Hughes.
| Mrs. Franklin Biggs and daugh-
ter Marie spent last Thursday in
Wilmington.
Mrs. S. A. Creadick quietly eel
ebrated her SIND birthday last
Sunday at the home of her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Grover Dill.
The girl scouts are camping this
week at Slaughter Beach, accom-
panied by Mrs. W. w. Wood and
Mrs. Clarence Morris and Mrs
James Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Hodgson anc
daughters, Misses Kathryn anc
Helen Hodgson spent Sunday witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul HodgsOn in Wy
oming.
Mrs. Reed Hughes and Mrs. A
c. Bennett spent the weekend II
/ Rehoboth and Ocean City.
The boy scouts are camping this
week at Fenwick Island, accom-
panied by Post Master Reet
Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Smith ant
daughter Helen of Fort Lauder
dale, Florida, and Reggie Pegler o
near London, England, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore. AL
so guests on Sunday of the Moore'
were Mr.. and Mrs. James DeForc'
of Washington, D. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore Gel
ebrated their twentieth wedding
anniversary last Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Lynch wer'
guests on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Eaton.
Mrs. Norman Burton recent!
gave a recital of her music pupll
in the Community Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
BETHEL.

The Count On Me Club was en-
tartained on Wednesday evening,
at the home of Mrs. Blanche Phil
Inns in Laurel.
Mrs. Lena Morris and son
Charles Lee were mid-week guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Short in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Garrett of
Wilmington were weekend guests
Of the formers mother, Mrs. Rho
da Garrett.
Mrs. Anna Kinnikin of near Lau-
rel spent the weekend with her
daughter and sOn-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Locates.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Woodwork
and family of Wilmington were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Carter.
Mrs. Edna Clark of Wilmington
snent the weekend with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Phil
lips.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Moore, Sr.
were weekend guests of their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Reuben Moore, Jr., at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Charles Wheatley and chill
dren returned home on Saturday
after spending the week in Balti
more with her parents, Mr.. an(
Mrs. John Fletcher.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
PRESENT HIGH FOOD PRICES
ARE LAID TO "POLITICSo
Aide Of National Retail GrOcerS
Warns Convention To Calm
''Wrath OF Consumers"

High food prices were attributed
today by Tyre Taylor of Washing
ton, general counsel of the National
Association of Retail Grocers, to
the Truman administration and TO
politicians who are trying to work
both sides of the street."
He told representatives of the
nations half million independent
retail food stOrts at the associa-
TONS annual convention in San
Fransico that they undoubtedly
were beginning to feel the pinch of
consumer resistance to the existing
high prices, but that they all knew
by now that no one is going to
produce, manufacture, or sell at a
loss merely to enable Mr.. Hanne-
gan (Robert Hannegan, chairman
of the Democratic National Com
mittee) or any other political man.
ager or boss to corral some addi-
tional votes"
Then what" he asked, "is the
point and purpose of the continued
agitation for lower prices and the
studied silence on the wage in
creases that are steadily raising
prices?"
The answer, he said, was that,
simultaneously with the contin-
ued economic appeasement of Or
ganized workers, an attempt must
somehow be made to calm and turn
aside the wrath of consumers by in
spring the hope of lower prices"
"You will no doubt recall" he
went on, the attempts that have
been made to make political cap
/ ital out of OPA's paper ceiling pri-
ces. The only difficulty was that
meat and other commodities disap-
peared entirely from the market
but still a lot of people fell for this
nrora oanda. Not enough. however
/ to affect the outcome of the elec
/ tiOn."
Mr.. Tavlor hailed the authors
"~d 1"adiNo snnOrters of the Taft.
Hartley law as performers of SO
vorv great public service"
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
DAGSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley Hickman
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Vernon Steen
attended the races at Langhorne,
Pa, last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac H. West and
Mrs. E. H. Hickman were callers
in Lewes on Monday.
Howard M. Vickers. who has
been i'll for some time, remains
about the same.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27

also bring a package for the fish
pond.
Mrs. Mary Walls, Mrs. Dorothy
Burton and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lofland, and Master David Dodd OF
Milton, called on Mr.. and Mrs. Par
is Burton andsson Ray on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Donovan
were Friday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Woodrow Webb.
Mrs. Robert Clendaniel and sons,
Richard and Howard, were Friday
evening guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hilton Penuel and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Donovan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Webb were
Wednesday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Paris Burton.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
MAGNOLIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Richards
left on Saturday for Rochester, N.
H., to visit their daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. T.,S. Dorr.
William Minner was a recent
overnight guest of his son, John
Minner and Mrs. Minner in Mill
vile, N. ].
Nancy Hart is spending some
time with her aunt, Mrs. Edna Sapp
and family in Houston.
Ned Holgson arrived home on
June 10 from Meadville, Pa. He
was graduated June 8 from Ale
gheny College with the degree OF
Bachelor of Science, and will con-
tinue his studies October l in the
Graduate School of Johns Hopkins
University in Baltimore.
Wayne Hart, who is a patient at
the Delaware Hospital in Will
mington continues to improve sat
isfactorily. He is the victim of q
rare blood disease and under the
care of DR.. Margaret Handy. Wayne
hopes to soon be back with his
playmates again, which are also
the hopes of his mother, Mrs. Mar
shall Hart, who is staying witt
him.
Rose Ann Reed was one of the
honor students of the 1947 gradu
ating class of Caesar Rodney Higf
School, being one of eight mem
bers of the class, who were award
ed the National Honor Society pins
She was also one of group o
others who were awarded al
school letters for extra-curriculal
activities.
The M. Y. F. was scheduled t
have a beach party on Wednesda!
night, June 1S, at South Bowers
but due to the bad weather, it wa
rootnonod tO "Wednesday. June 20
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
ROXANA

Rev. Hamilton preached an in
spring sermon on Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Hazel Watson of Chester,
Pa, spent a part of last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Murray. Mrs.
Watson's son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Watson came
for her Wednesday. They were also
overnight guests of the Murrays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Raughey
and Mrs. Emma Porter OF VIII
mington, were weekend guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. Chester Richards at
Frankford. They all attended
church services here Sunday NOR
ming.
Miss Sandra McCabe spent the
weekend with Miss Mary Jane
Lynch.
Mrs. Harry Daisey has been
spending some time with her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Holloway at Ocean City
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goodwin, Jr.,
and family are occupying their new
cottage at Fenwick Island.
Mrs. Ida Richards has been en-
pertaining her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruark oi
Florida this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. McGlnnes
and daughter Clydia of Milford
spent the weekend with Mr. ano
Mrs. Austin Wilgus.
Mrs. Lille Stevens and Miss
Alice Lockwood. were luncheon
guests Thursday of Rev. and Mrs
J. t. Graham at Bishopville' Ma
Rev. Graham was a former pas
tor here.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
REDDEN

The Children's Day service will
be held at McCOlley's Church on
Sunday evening, June %, at eight
o'clock.
There will be no service at the
regular hour on Sunday. However,
we will meet at the church at p.
m. for rehearsal and decorating
the church.
The next meeting of the Wo-
mems Society of Christian Service
will be held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Jester on Sat
urday evening, June 2S. Ladies are
requested to bring cakes as ice
cream and cake will be for sale;
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Ellis of
near Laurel were dinner guests on
Sunday of their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellis.
Mrs. Harry Bell of Philadelphia
was a town visitor on Sunday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. James Scitt. Jr..
OF Georgetown, spent the weekend
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hastings
and daughter, Mrs. James Scott
Jr., spent Saturday in Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Miller
and children, Natalie and Linwood
spent last week with relatives in
Stewartstown, Pa.
Mrs. Florence Furniss, a former
resident of this town, passed away
on Sunday. Funeral service were
held on Wednesday from the Wind.
sor Funeral Home in Laurel. Blu.
rial was made in Bethel cemetery