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Evening star., 1948-03-04
Washers and Ironers

Washers and Ironers
Fully 6uarentssd Demonstrators
II Orig. 1895 Portfolio Electric
Woshsrs. stainless steel tubs,
24.s5
Z Orig. I74.s5 Spinner Wo.hsrs
with extra loroe eopoeity. Wash,
rinse. spin dry. Lifetime tubs of
nickeled copper r-----87.45
z Orig. 1895 Fsmeus Meks
Wrinsef WosheFs with insulated
porcelain enamel tubs. Have
droin pumps ----------99.95
! orig. 1880 Nationally Fa-
nous Wrinssr Washer with por-
ceIoin enamel tub and droin
PO'oI oris. ise.s5 Nationoily ~, is,
nous Spin-Drier Washer 1895
! Orig. 1880 NetioneIly Fe-
meu: De Luxe Automatic
! Orig. 5e.45 Femous Meke
Portfolio lroneF-
! Orig. $3.50 kotionaIiy Famous
Rotary IFensr. folds owoy for cosy
storage. Floor sonple le---69.5o
! Orig. z0s.s5 NationolIy Fe-
nous Deluxe cobinet lroner, floor
somple --------156.95
z Orig. zz9.75 Nationally Fa-
nous De Luxe FIot Piote lroners
for heavy duty ironino--l6s.s5
Washers axd Eosers, It'll Floor,
The Hseht Co. Washisstos
Evening star., 1948-03-04
Lamps and Shades

IS Orig. $50 Boudeis Shades.
Cotton loce trimming-----4.s5
II Orig. S. Boudoir Shades.
Cotton Ioee trinmine-----3.95
II Orig. $50 and 1925 Hand
mode soudoiF Shedes s-----7.95
3 Orig. 54.95 Floor Lamp with
TobIe Attached. Light wood.
Complete with shode-
Is Orig. 1895 TabIs Lamps.
Floral design, coin gold trim,
handmade shade
8 Orig. 1895 Chino TebIe Lamps
Lamps, Sth Floor
The Heeht Co.
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Refrigerator and
Freezers

I Orig. 34z.5o Nationally
Famous Refrigerator, l.
cuff. copocity. Floor SOM
pie le---299.5o
I Orig. 1850 Nationally
Famous Refrigerator 7
Gu. -ft. copocity. Floor sam
pIe Ie-----279.50
I Orig. 257.5o Nationally
Fomous Refrigerator, 7
cuff. capacity. Floor som-
pIe Ie--234.50
I Orig. 1895 kotionoIIy
Famous Refrigerator J.
cuff. capacity. Floor som-
ple le--26s.s5
I Orig. 1895 Nationally
Fomous Refrigerator, g.
cuff. copoeity. Floor som-
pIs pIs--------z64.S5
I Orig. 1880 NetionaIly
Famous Refrigerator, 7
cuff. copoeity. Floor som-
ple ple---254.5o
I Orig. z24.75 kationeIIy
Fomous Refrigerator, g.
Gu. 1T. copoeity. Floor som-
I Orig. $3.50 NotionaHy
Famous Refrigerator, I
cuff. capacity. Floor SAM
ole le--z79.So
Z Orig. 1880 Frestmos-
ter Home Frsszsrs, 81
cuff. capacity. Floor SOM
pies ----------119.50
Rsf1ss,stors. 7tk Floor,
The Heeht Co, WashjsstoS
Evening star., 1948-03-04
Clearance Of Dinette
TobIes and Sets
All Morred

s Orig. 5i.s5 Daystrem Fermiea
Top Dinstts TebIss-
4 Orig. 36.l5 PoreeIain Dinetts
Tabies, white with red trim.
25x40 in. with refeetory Leaves,
1895
z Orig. ss.ss Howell Dinstts
TobIes, 25x4o in., with refeetory
Ieoves. Red or white tops. 1895
z Orig. 1895 Howell Dinetts
Tabies, 3Ox42-in. tops in red or
I Orig. 5s.s5 Lime osk Dinette
Set, tobIe top 32x44 in; 4
matching ehoirs- rs-----42.e5
3 Orig. 1895 Breekfast Nooks,
25x4O-in. tobles with z fold
owoy benches es---------2s.95
I Orig. 1895 oak Dinetts Set,
3ox42-in. tobIe and 4 wooden
chairs --4z.95
Dinette Sets, It'll Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
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Is Orig. $50
Teen Skirts
2.99

AIl-wooI ploids, pleoted, In
sizes 10 to Is.
IS Orig. s.s5 Chubby
Dresses, cotton eobordines
in high shades. Sizes l2h
to l6E ---------2.99
s Orig. 1880 Wool Win
ter Goats, properly Iobeled
as to wool content, full
length. Broken sizes.
1925
5 Orig. z2.s5 Shorty coass.
hooded. plain lining. Sizes
10, IA, l6------13.s5
8 Orig. z.s5 Hots- Soc
80 Orig. sos Sweaters,
5 oIl-wooI joequords. Sizes
10 to l6--------3.99
Tees Circle, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-03-04
Substantial Sovinos on
Misses and Women's s
Mexzanine Coots

10 Orig. $500 AH-weeI Suede
coets. fIore back, some with zip-
out Innings or detachable hoods.
Black or brown in broken sizes
10 to tol4------------23.oo
5 Orig. 44.oo AII-wool Suede
coats. fitted, dyed-squirreI trim,
red, green. .oroy in broken sizes
10 to ol4--------------25.oo
z Orig. 1895 AII-wooI Boxy
coets, black with dyed-pieced
Persion lamb trim. Sizes 37k
and Al h------------zs.oo
3 Orig. $500 AlI-wooI coots.
Boxy styles in green and wine.
Sizes 10 and II. Beige fitted
coat in size u. Fur trimmed,
5 Orig. es.s5 AIl-weel coets.
boxy or fitted styles. Block with
dyed silver fox collar. Sizes 37h
to to4lk----------59.00
Evening star., 1948-03-04
SpecioI Purchase!
AII-WooI Stacks
9.85

Well toiIored sIocks Of olI-wool
flannel or covert with pleots, Zip
pers and deep waist bonds.
Choose flannel in dark oroy, ton,
or blue; or covert in ton, brown,
and slote eroy. Sizes 70 to 49,
but shop eorIy for your choice.
81 Orig. 7.5o Swim Trunks with
built in pontoons which con bs
inflated in or out of the voter.
Sizes 80 to SO in canary yellow
9'' 20 oris. $50 California s.yI.
Sport Shirts. Long sleeves, spreod
collar, can be worn in or out OF
trousers, and they're washable.
Small, medium and large, 3.s5
5 Orig. $35 Leisure Coots. Col-
ifornio styled. Potch pockets, five
button fronts, all wool and fully
lined. Broken sizes .-------$Z5
8 Orig. S35 and $40 AII-Wool
Sport coots, holf-Iined, two but
ton fronts. Broken sizes----$z5
Mex's Sports Shop, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washingfon
Sports Equipment
10 ORIG. l.69 Sun Glasses for
driving, sports, or every doy pro-
lection from elore e------e9e
IS ORIG. $50 PIastie Air cush-
ions, for pienics, swimming, boat
ina, or use at q summer cot
toee e----------------S'
lS Orig. 2.6s Sun Glasses tor
protection oeoinst elore e---.-$'
Sports Equipment. Street Floor,
The Heeht Co, WashingfoS
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Mems s Furnishings

Sc ORIG. z.5s to 4.s5 Fine Reyen
and Ail-wooI Mufflers in neot or
bold patterns ns----------I.os
II ORIG. 1895 AIl-woeI Flonnei
Robes. Fomous mokes in solid
coIors. Medium sizes only 5.Sa
10 Orig. SIS AiI-wooI Bed kotss;
q short wool iocket for use as O
bed ioeket. Small, medium and
Ioroe sizes in solid shodes- --4.95
II Orig. $50 Fomous Msks
Shirts of imported English brood
cloth; collar ottoehed styles in
neot patterns. Sizes IL. l4k
and l6-----------3.So
Is Orig. s.s5 Outing FiennsI
Paiomas in neot stripes. Sizes
B and c-----------I.ss
II Orig. 7.5o and s.s5 Fsmous
Meks Sport Shirts with long
sleeves. Mostly Ioros sizes IN
solid shodes s-------5.95
MEMS Fsrsishisss. Street Floor,
The Heeht Co, Washinsfon
Evening star., 1948-03-04
80 Yds. Orig. 4.98
Mohair Friexe
2.es yd.
the lowest price you've seen in
ooes for dresses like these!

Choice of t~o potterns In wine.
50 in. wide.
5 Orig. 1898 Reedy-made Stu
die Covers. AIl-over florol pot
tern. With 3 separate cushions.
Blue only --------------TSS
70 Orig. s.ss and s.ss ReItoway
Bed Covers. Mode Of Belgium
cotton granite cloth. Brown,
oreen. ton. gold. 80 and SO in.
wide ----3.es and 4.9S
8 Orig. 1898 Rssdy-meds Stu
do Covers. Two-tone florol and
plain pottern. Rose. With 3 sep
orote cushions --------S.SS
4 Orig. 44.ss Cedar Chests.
IS in. long. With seporote Jock.
Mahogany veneers and hard
wood. Some floor somples--$3s
I Orig. $3.50 Pine Chest. LIT
mn coysr-----zS
Sllteovs,s. 6th Floor,
T. The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1948-03-04

10 Orig. $500 and $500
Evening Dresses
SIS
Less than half price on several
Of these! Long dinner dresses
Of royon crepe. And dones
dresses of royon net. Broken
sizes 10. to l8.
Evening Goyns, Third Floor
The Hecht Co.
26O Orig. 2.98
Misses BIousettes
200
BIousettes Of white royon jersey
with embroidered initial. Sizes to
fit 81. "a. 36.
Nsckwear, Street Floor.
The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1948-03-04
Teen Girls Shoes


~ Orig. 6.s5 to S.e5 Patent
Shoes, strops, sline-bocks, pumps.
Sizes 4 to 9 in the group, 3.88 pr.
16 Orig. sos Brown Elk Loafers,
sizes 4 to 9 in the group Ia
Teen Shoes, Second Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Girls Wear
80 Orig 4.ss Girls Cotton
Dresses, assorted styles in broken
sizes 7 to II -----3.7s
IS Orig. 3.ss Cotton Dresses,
2.79
z Orig. $500 Winter coot.,
broken sizes -------14.95
z Orig. 7.es Rayon Dresses, 2.79
3 Orig. I.25 Comb ond Brush
Polly Pigtails Shop, Second Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Teens Wear
50 Orig. l.es Girls seuffs, pIoid,
oIl-wooI scuffs in broken sizes.
Use
10 Orig. 1895 Quilted Royon
Satin Robes, some soiIed--- 500
7 Orig. 1926 Robes, cotton flon-
neIette, some soiIed, sizes 8 ond
IN 400
Teex.Age Lingerie, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Boys Wear
Is Orig. l.65 to $50 Boys r
Shirts, knit cottons, colorful
stripes, long sleeves, sizes
s Orig. l.e5 BIouses. button-on,
sizes 4 and 5-------ese
5 Orig. 2.e9 Wash Suits, button
on, sizes 9 to 5-------1.7S
a Orig. s.s5 Corduroy Robes,
size Observation-Disclosures IA
4 Orig. 5.s5 and e.s5 Ski Points,
size q 3.SS
Boys Furnishings, Second Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-03-04
All Prices Include Taa

IS Orig. 5.s5 and 7.e5
Misses Skirts
1888
Good Spring buy! Group includes
all wool, in striped or solid shades.
Broken sizes Z to Is.
20 Orig. 4.95 to 7.s5 Swsotsrs,
all wool in fried and boxy styles.
PuIIons and cordieons, long
sIeeved. Navy. moize, black in
sizes 81 to 40 in the group. Some
soiled ed-----------3.ss
Spoyfswear, Third Floor,
Tie Hecht Co.
80 Orig. 3.e8 to 5.e8
Misses Sweaters
2.69
PuII-on sweaters in a variety Of
STYLES and coIors. Short Or long
sleeves. Properly labeled as to
wool content. Sizes "a to 40 in
the group.
80 Orig. s.ss Misses sweeters.
Fomous make sweaters Of 70%
wool, 3O9o oneoro. Short sleeve
cardigan or pulI-on styles. Pink,
blue, aqua. white. Sizes 3o to
Sweaters, Street Floor
The Heeht Co.
Women's Gloves
30 Orig. l.s5 sIipons. double
woven cottons, white LOO
80 Orig. ZOO Gloves. eottons and
nyions ns------------l.se
20 Orig. 800 and $50 Cotton
Gloves, sIipons and shorties. 400
IS Orig. $50 Cotton Gloves, slip
ons and novelties 800
,Women's Gloves, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-03-04
TOU OTISIndIIy III
StereI Bombs
1.49

The new. eosy-to-use powerful
aermicide! Its double-oetion
kills active germs in the air and
on surfoces. Use it in sick rooms,
nurseries, bathroom and kitchen.
rs Originally z.s5 Wood Bed
trays, useful for serving meols
in bed; also useful as reoding
troys; made of wood, with fold
ing legs, for convenient stor-
IS Originally 1.ss Charm Shelves.
metoI fronoe, finished in enomel
with two cleor gloss shelves Soc
~ Originally 100 Combination
TumbIer, Toothbrush and Soap
Holders, mode of pIostic; ossort-
ed colors- rs------.-ese
s Originally s.s5 Gloss Makeup
Boxes, cIeor with chrome edges;
royon velour lined; mirror and
lucite portitions ------5.S5
II Originally 4se Piastie Shower
Cops, hood style
Hoxsswayss, Seventh Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-03-04
Mems Sports Wear

"nSu SpOsaS "S~
- Orig. 22.ss and $3.50 ALL
wool Sport coots; two or three
button fronts. In broken sizes,
$40
u Orig. 7.5o and s.s5 AII-wooI
PuIiover Sweaters. Long sIeeved,
crew neck style in fancy potterns,
2.ss
The Sports Shop, Street Floor.
The Hecht Co, Washisgton
Mems s Shoes & Slippers
loe Orig. 1925 to 1850 Fa-
nous Brond Mems oxfords in
black or brown with leather soIes
and rubber heels. Broken sizes,
6.48
100 Orig. $50 to BIS Mems
Slippers; felt Hi-lows with soft
soIes; felt and leather scuffs with
leather soIes. Broken sizes 79e
So Orig. BIS Fomous Brond
Tennis Shoes; high canvas uppers
with heavy rubber soles. Broken
sizes, brown only----1.99
AZ Orig. 8.s5 to 1880 Mems
cosuoI and sIox Type Shoes in
plain and two-tone styles. Bro
ken sizes -------4.4S
80 Orig. $50 to 5.95 Mems
Leother Slippers; operas and
scuffs with leather soIes. Broken
sizes s-l.29
MEMS Shoes, Second Floor,
The Hscht Co, Washinstos
Evening star., 1948-03-04
SpVlIuI TUISH0Se'
Mems Socks
3oc

Fonoous make mems hose in cnk-
let or fuIl-Ieneth styles. Neat
striped potterns in fine royons:
Each pair corries the mokers
name ond the original price.
Sizes II and II only.
Men's Furnishings, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co, Washinston
Evening star., 1948-03-04
Records and
Record Cabinets

200 Orig. 7se lo-in. Pop
uIar Dance Reeords-some
vocal, hot iozz and hill
biIly---------3 for 25e
200 Orig. 75e and 100
lo-in. Empty Albums, q
few l2-in. size. With 3
or 4 pockets and imprinted
with titles. names Of artists
and bands for z5e
II Orig. l4.s5 to 1895
Record cabinets floor
samples. Mahogany or wal
nut. veneers, with or with
out doors ---h price
Records, It'll Floor,
The Heeht Co., WashingtoS
Evening star., 1948-03-04

MexxGsise Goats, Third Floor,
The Heekt Co.
II Orig. 1895 to 1926
Misses Suits
1888
Knitted oll-wool suits in one and
two piece styles. Assorted de-
signs, with long or short sleeves.
Marrow eold-color belts. Broken
sizes IA to l8 in beige, cocoa,
fuehsio, black in the group.
Sportswear, Third Floor.
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1948-03-04

Drastic Reductions From
Our Linen Department
45 Orig. ST Imported Belgium Rayon Demesk
hopkins for ~
z35 Orig 5se coIored Common Face Towels. Dolby
Orig. 7se coIored Cannon Bath Towels. Dolby
22s Orig. 2ee coIored Cannon Wash Cloths. Dolby
40 II PERI. Csc coIIawey Faee Towels. Solid
color, floral
81 Orig. 2ee to 75e Cork and Plastic Place Mats,
assorted patterns
Orig. 500 Ivory Cotton Lace searfs, custom
4 ORIG. 800 to $50 Printed Spun Reyon TobIe
Cloths, 53x53 and eox8o-in. Sizes z.4s to 3ss
80 Orig. z.5s Pure Irish Linen Huek Towels, hem
stitched l8x34-n.
Orig. 1.4e Embroidered Irish Linen Napkins, 9Se
4 Orig. ST Solid Color Linen Piece Mats-----5ee
Orig. 69e Solid Color Linen Napkins
50 If PERI. z.3s caIIowey Both Towels, blue only.
Seconds
IS Orig 5.s5 pr. Cotton Pillow ceses with f|oroI
IS Orig. 1.so to 2.5s Embroidered Irish Linen
10
poilies to 1.39
10 Orig. 1.ee Embroidered Irish Linen Napkins,
1.ze
Orig. See Cannon Both Towels, white
10 Orig. 2.e9 TO 4.es Plastic Shower curtoins and
Window Curtains
30 Orig. 5.es Solid Color Cotton Chenille Both
Nat Sets --------,-zss
4e Orig 2ze Solid Color Cannon Wash Cloths,
for 81
IS Orig l.zs to 2.3s Imported Irish Linen Guest
Towels. white and coIors - 8ee to 169
II Orig. l.4s Woven Cotton PIoee Mats, fringed
ends
IS Orig. l.95 Four-pe. Common Towel Sets, gift
80 Orig. l.2e Three-pe. Common Towel Sets, CELLO
Il Orig. z.se set Eisht-pe. Printed Cotton Piece
Mat -----------------se ''~~
1ls Orig. 19e coIored Terry Common Pot Holders,
6 for 98e
zoz, If PERI 4se. coIorfu Place Mets "Currier
and Ives" prints
Linens Sfh Floor The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-03-04

4S Orig, $50 and 500
Women's Slippers
1875 pr.
Assorted styles and eolors In
broken sizes.
Women's Shoes Third Floor.
The Hecht Co.
1874 Orig. $50
Rhinestone Necklaces
7. 40 including tax
Silver plotted necklaces with
rhinestone drops.
Is Orig. $40 6oId-pIeted Bib
Necklaces -------------e.OO
1s Orig. $50 GoId-pIetsd Bib
chokeFs s--------------.4:oo
"a Orig. 7.2o GoId-pIetsd Bib
Necklaces -------------4.S0
All prices include ta1.
Jewelry, Street Floor
The Heeht Co.
Special Purchase!
Chateau Du Pare
Toilet Soap
39c Box
40 Orig. 100 Shampoos---z
IS ORIG. 3ee Tooth Powder, loe
40 oria. 55e Shempoos s----loe
81 oris. $50 Monieurs Sets, os
50 Orig. 100 Toilet Wetsr, soc
80 Orig. l.5o coIosnss, Mary
DunhiIIs discontinued poekoees,
l.2o
90 Orig. 500 coIosnes, Dorothy
Groy's discontinued fragrance,
76e
Prices include tar where applicable.
Cosms stics, Street Floor,
The Herht Co.
Evening star., 1948-03-04
ChiIdren's Gloves

Children's Gloves
50 Orig. 100 Rayon Gloves,
BEIGE
IS Orig. l.5o Reyon Gloves, long,
80 Orig. 2.z5 Cotton Gloves.
hand sewn, double woven, beige,
100
Cloves, Street Floor,
The Hecht, Co.
Luggage
~ Orig. SIT to S35 PuIImon
coses; 2e" and 70" size. Strong
wooden frames covered with
heovy washable canvas. Two
good locks and an extra snop.
2e" size has troy. Your mono-
gram free (tox ineluded) SIS
- Orig. $50 Ladies' Wardrobe
cases, now half price. Wooden
frames, with washable blue
covering, bound with rowhide.
Eooh has 4 hangers and 3
pockets. Your monogram free.
Including tox) )--$15
Use the Direct It'll Street Entrance
to The Hecht Co. Luggage Dept
Evening star., 1948-03-04
40 Orig. l4.e5 to 22.e5
Misses cosuoI Dresses

Good selection Of well-known
brands! Group includes royon
crepes, royon oobordines, reyon
plaid toffetos and q few wool
crepes. Misses broken sizes.
Casual Dresses, Third Floor,
The Heckt Co.
Evening star., 1948-03-04

Dinette Sets, It'll Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washingtos
Evening star., 1948-03-04

Men's Shoes, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washingfos
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
MILLVILLE
Church News:

AWuACM NeWBS
Sunday, December 5th
Worship service, 10 a. m.
Sunday School, IL a. m.
Preaching service Sunday eve
ming at 1880 p. m.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Roger /. Addy of
Washington, D. c., were in this Vi
cinity over the weekend.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Darby of Mil
ton were dinner guests of their mo-
ther, Mrs. Clara Setman on Thanks
giving Day.
Mrs. Sadie Williams spent
Thanksgiving Day with her niece in
DagsbOrO.
Miss Mary Hooker and Mrs. Ann
Collins and family were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin G..
Phillips in Georgetown, on Thanks
giving Day.
Mrs, Army Wharton and children
were dinner guests Of her parents.
.MF. and Mrs. Cleaver Moore on
Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cannon
spent the weekend in Milford.
Mrs. Eva Culley and Patricia Ann
or Wilmington, were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dale.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Derrick
son Of Selbyville, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Townsend, Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Estella Holt is spending
some time with relatives in Phila-
delDhia.
Mr.. Blaine Philips. who is a stu
dent at the University of Virginia,
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

was home for the Thanksgiving
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dukes, Jr.,
spent Saturday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. BromaU of
Penn Hills, Pa, and Mrs. Howard
Palmatary were guests of Mr., and
Mrs. Harold Palmatary over
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Hickman
spent Thanksgiving in Quakertown,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons Phillips
entertained to a Thanksgiving din
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Townsend Of Chestertown, Md, Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Vandergrift and
family and Mrs. Ella Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos McCabe had
their family with them for Thanks
giving, also, Mr.. Lee Boyle of Tren-
ton, N. J.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
NsneYs Smith

supplied with a variety Of health.
f.ul foods all year around. Canning
1906 quarts Of fruits, vegetables
and meat helped 4-H'er Mary
Emma Moor, Is, win State honors
in the National All Canning pro-
gram. During six years in All, she
has completed Is projects, includ-
ing six in canning, and has won 26
blue ribbons with her canning ex-
htbits. She has served her local
club as secretary and treasurer:
has given is talks at club, com.
munity, and school meetings and
over the radio; and has written 40
stories about All tours, camps or
special events. Mary Emma was
provided an all-expense trip to the
National All Club Congress, Chi
cagO, by the Kerr Glass Mfg. Corn.
as recognition for her outstanding
achievements.
II you visited her home In New
ark, you would readily see why
Nancy Smith, 1S, has been named
State winner in the 1948 National
4-H Home Improvement program.
Thanks to Nancy's remodeling
skill, the bedroom shared with her
sister now is a "twO-Of-everything'
room, bOasting two closets, twin
beds, twin study tables, and a
double-length dressing table with
two stools. A three-year 4-H'er,
Nancy has completed five projects,
and has served her club as vice
president. She has written IL news
stories about All tours, camps, and
special events; and has made two
radio talks on All topics. In recog-
milton Of her achievements, the
Sears-ROebuck Foundation is pro-
viding Nancy with an all-expense
trip to the National All Club Con-
gress, Chicago.
under the direction of the Exten-
e College and USDA cooperation.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

Getting that well-knOwn "new.
look" was little trouble for Jane
Dukes, "a, Of Townsend, who
selected, sewed, made over or
mended 49 garments for herself
and other members Of the family
during seven years Of All Club
work. In addition to completing 19
Al projects, including seven in
clothing, Jane served her local club
as president, Vice-president, and
secretary. She gave 13 All talks at
club, community and school meet
1ngs and over the radio. Named
State winner in the 1948 National
All Clothing Achievement pro-
gram, she was awarded an educa.
tiOnal trip to the Chicago Club Con.
gress provided by Spool Cotton
Educational Bureau.
Providing his family with plenty
Of healthful homegrown vege-
tables was a major achievement
Tor William Dill, Is, of Milford. but
ne has now also been recognized
with State hOnOrs in the 1913 Ma
ttonal All Garden program. viii
liam has planted and tended 1922
square feet Of garden and won
many placings as a vegetable ex-
hibttOr and judging contestant.
During six years in All he has com
pleted nine All projects, including
two in garden, and has served his
club as president. He has given %
Al talks at club, community, and
school meetings; has written eight
stories about All tours, camps, and
special events. AS a recognition of
his achievements, Allis-C Chalmers
provided William with an all-ex-
pense trip to the National All Club
Congress, Chicago.
The Moor family Of Smyrna has
no worries when it comes to being
All Of these activities are conduct
Sion Service Of tho Ctofo orio,,It,
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

All these activities direction of the Exen
on service OF the State Agriculture College cooperation
Arizona sun., 1948-03-05
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This historical series the Infantry and
Armored Divisions of the National Guard This series
presented acquat aOh the organizations Ohich ViH
place the national security h the Regular
Army and the Organized Reserve.
34th INFANTRY DISION-The 34th Infantry Division.
World War the first American Division be
Arizona sun., 1948-03-05

tia of our citizenry, other than the
vicious and cowardly, American
Royalty and their satellites, to de-
clare, in unison, that this is our
government and not the special
property of "war mongers." It is
up to the common people to re-
trieve the reins of their govern
ment from the cold, unsympathetic
and blood spattered cant hooks"
of the human octupus. They (the
people) should herald their unwil-
lingness, to again, send forth their
loved ones, to gruesome battle
zone to satisfy the beastial lust,
greed and imperialistic hopes Of
those who profit by war. In future:
let those who wish to obtain, con-
troll and dominate the oil wells Of
the Mediterranean or any other
parts of the globe: pick up arms
themselves and fight and die for it.
We, the common people, will select
a grand stand seat, as close observ-
ers of such a conflict. I guarantee,
there will be no more wars.
M. c. NJ, Nogales, Arizona.
Arizona sun., 1948-03-05

Sent 10 TIE HuIOPeuI! AHeuteI OF OPeIutIoHs'
will embrace troops from Iowa and Nebraska
in the new National Guard.
Three colorful and historic infontrY regi-
ments-the l33rd and 18Th from Iowa. and
the l34th from Nebroskc-will form the nu-
cleus of the new Red Bull Division.
The l33rd Infantry is actually older than
the Division under whose colors it serves in
the new Notionol Guard. having been or
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