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Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

the privileges enjoyed by Ameri-
cans and expressed the hope more
people will realize their RESPONSE
bilities as citizens and cooperate in
the solution of the grave problems
confronting the state and nation.
I'm Delaware" he said, Eve need
the cooperation and prayers of the
people of the state. There may be
many differences of opinion" he
concluded, but with the help of
the elected Representatives in the
State Legislature, we hope to work
for a better Delaware"
Zack Wells, speaking on the XII
wants motto 1--WE Build" pointed
out the Importance of the motto
and outlined ways in which it
could and should be used dailv i'm
building a better state and nation.
Both Mr.. BOyce and Mr.. Wilson
spoke briefly on Kiwanis Organi-
cations and the great contribution
being made by all civic Organiza-
tiOns, in the communities and
states as well as the nation.
Robert Green was inducted as a
new member by past president
Dallas A. Dennis. Mrs. Mary C.
Wilson was welcomed as a XII
wanne and presented with the XII
wants emblem by President Harry
S. Smith.
The invocation was given by Ar
thur Kapp and group singing was
led by Roger Keagle, instructor of
band music at the Georgetown
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
GEORGETOWN

Mrs. Henry Roach has returned
to her home here from the Beebe
Hospital where she recently un-
derWent an operation.
George S. Lacore of philadelphia
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Harriet LacOre, at the Hurley home
on East Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin o. Carey
spent Thanksgiving Day in Will
mingtOn with friends and relatives.
Mrs. c. Jackson Lewis and son
spent the holidays with Mrs. Le-
Wis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Swain.
Miss Olive B. Hurley, who has
been spending two weeks at her
home on East Pine street, has re-
turned to Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Howard Warren
and foster son, Herbert LOngacre,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schmidt in Philadelphia over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Linden McIlvaine
and sons, Linden and Marvin, spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr..
McIlvaine's bFOther-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Shellen-
berger of Lewiston, Pa.
Mrs. James B. Carey has return
ed from Allentown, Pa, where she
has been visiting her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Wayne Frantz, while re-
cuperating from a recent opera
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Green
and son, E. J. Green, attended the
Penn-COrnell football game in Phil
adelphia on Thanksgiving Day. On
Sunday they we're dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Harrington
Of Harrington and in the afternoon
attended the Delaware COnsistOry
Cathedral Hour in Wesley Metho-
dist Church of Dover.
Mrs. Frederick p. Sammons en-
tertained the Chit Chat Club at her
home on South Race street on Mon
day evening.
Miss Barbara Ann Mullins, a stu
dent nurse at the University of
Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadel-
phia and William P. Lynch of Muh-
lenberg College, spent Thanksgiv-
ing with Miss Mullins parentc, Mr.,
and Mrs. Albert H. Mullins.
Undaunted by the fact that their
new home had neither roof nor side
walls and contained only framing
and sub-iOOrs. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel NAPLES Warrington, of South
Bedford street, extended, in George
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

town, entertained their relatives
and friends at an Old-fashioned tur-
key dinner on Thanksgiving Day.
Turkey for the occasion was fur
nished by neighbOr, Howard War
rem, a well-knOwn turkey grower,
in payment of a wager made that
the WarringtOns would not be able
to eat Thanksgiving dinner in their
new home as promised by the con-
tractor. Yes, the contractor was
invited to dinner, which was cook
ed at the home of Mrs. Warning
toms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Mears, and served at a table made
of trestle benches and boards, in
the kitchen of the unfinished house.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.
PettyjOhn and sons, Warren and
Ray; Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
sMears and children, Peggy and Ar
thur Lee; Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Mears, Miss Mary Catherine Mears,
MT. and Mrs. Howard Warren and
Herbert LOngacre, Emmett Whit
more (the cOntractOr), all of
Georgetown and John Pride War
ringtOn and James Warrington of
HarbesOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Pepper
entertained at a turkey dinner last
Sunday at their home on Albury
avenue. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. William E. DOdd and chill
dren of Norwood, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry B. Carpenter and children
and Herman Macy of New Castle,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mitchell, Mr..
and Mrs. Roland Melvin, Jr., Jack
lie Carpenter, Miss Regina Carpen-
ter and friend, Raymond Brown, all
of Harrington and Mrs. Estella
Carey of Milton.
Miss Mile Roach of Washing
ton, D. c., has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Louisa Roach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Isaacs> of
near Ellendale spent Thanksgiving
Day with Mrs. Madeline Isaacs and
children, Almeda and Jackie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah King and Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson King spent the
weekend : in ElktOn, Md, where
they were guests of Mrs. Noah
Kings brOther-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Swain,
Jr., of Wilmington, were Sunday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Swain, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard King and
son Robert of Delmar spent
Thanksgiving Day with Mr.. Kings
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah King.
Wayne King, 8 year old son OF
Mrs. Helen King, is recuperating
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

ing the ceremony. The couple was
attended by Miss Dolores Horsey
and Lee Daniels, Jr., of Smyrna.
The bride is a graduate of the
Georgetown High School and has
been employed here by the Dia-
mOnd State Telephone Company.
They will make their home at
Smyrna, where the groom is en-
gagged in farming.
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
B. King, age AZ years, wife of Ell
mer King, of Georgetown. we're
held in the Carey Funeral Home on
Monday afternoon at two o'clock
with the Rev. w. o. Hackett in
charge of the services. Interment
was made in the cemetery adjoin-
ing McCOlley's Chapel, near town.
Mrs. King, who died last Friday.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

was a daughter Of Wilbert and
LOra FOuracre Wiley Of near this
city. In addition to her husband
and parents, she is survived by
eight children. They are Elmer
King, Frank Albert King, Mrs.
Ethel j. Murphy, Mrs. Florence E.
Headley, Miss Dorothy w. King.
Miss Charlotte M. King, Mrs. Pearl
Wilson, all of Georgetown, and
Miss Alice King of Claymont.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
HARRINGTON

The Harrington Home Demon
stratiOn Club viii be hostess to the
Milford Home Demonstration Club
to a dinner on Wednesday evening,
December 9Th, at Z o'clock at the
Wonder Bar. All members are ur-
gently requested to try to attend.
Classified Ads get results
Evening star., 1948-07-18
PERSONAL iconf.l,

ALLEGATIONS. ladies' and mems clothing,
MARY Lou SHOP. bet. and sts., 5lS
PERMxNENT II "a hN Waves. s.0 81; shampoo ana
fngerwave, SOC No Appointments. All
Flynn Beauty COLLEGE. isio g s.
they're WORTH A MMLIoN-The for.
mulas which our chemist made up TO re-
move difhcult spots from your garments:
the spots disappear By 2 mere touch With
WORK SPECIALIST. corner Ga. and N. H.
REST HOME convalescent or elderly.
Clean. comfortable, uncrowded. Kind
ea, ests, good food: reasonable. Phone Vienna
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments:
prompt anc efncient service; open ewes.
SENrAf iss .f'n TEchSicIss@IosgpH II aiS I2 RICE.
Prompt service on dental plate repairs.
NOT JUST DRESSMAKING, but skilied
workmanship makes the difference. Alter.
ations and refashioning to present styles.
Nothing too complicated to handle. Cen
trally located. LEA ENGEL formerly 9th
fefephoneY ayf;s N Y *. l1sS 1853 st NV Room 20.
as4aon in W. sernfSn 4sss.
RADIO STAR introduces you: voice rec.
ords; speaking scripts; trains for radio.
Call ma. 2424 days; Wo. 1888 teyesD.
DAY CARE FOR CHILDREN. Q to s yrs,
under supervision Of regis. nurse. $50
Rittenhouse st. NV, ia S163. lis
Evening star., 1948-07-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Cont, Z,

nee, under S. French. Eng. stenos'. to
Rsao ma law sa @ ss es
learn advertising. S45. Trade assoc. secy..
meet inf. people. $50. Portuguese Eng;
ehds.n Msssal .ns sfs5y sssd
100 new applicants daily for new open
inss; Tholsands placed in p-saiaried
ss ss yrs oass Wscone asses5 Over sssass II city
Ms5. desR 8. m BoYps ssf es At Lee iash Il Sss NA
THE MAINE EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
headquarters for all kinds Of top saiaried
positions. High-type Job seekers in any line
q Of. business nR Rs e dSnsssc asa New YORK
sssSs ASSES; sEsS: s5 So u, e. .ssnss natl
days: ss4o; so5a radio sssretary. sss5; Pr; 5
up: Always interesting openings, with
UNUSUAL sIz sas5iss See sENc XVI x0ap
Il ELEc wi ESGfN0 sefS to sS6S ssnS6eh M, radio work
N salTsMasB Essd Bexps si5 s. iss H.s j., ss
ary, S60-S9o wk,; native Washins tonian;
enEipserins ,Sat tTsinins; exper. heatins; build
dirl slh frida9 ma to exec Executive
1855: ,experienced, in advertising or al
ns aa layout 8 ssisa iss Iexs e Sr
days. s2.s60, one-siEi ONCE. $1,000.
mex asae oess recspon
list, ne. and Pet, 1900 Compt. oper.,
s2,49O. pietaphons. s.. 400, Walter H:
Washington Building, 18th and New York
ave. NV. ST. 9442.
TEACHERS-Kindergar grades, high.
each year experience; age limit, S4u
Mich. Fla, .Ariz., Calf. others. Give
phone. Qualifs. CLINE TEACHERS
AGENCY EaSt LANSING Mich
Evening star., 1948-07-18
HELP boMEsTIc tcont. !

sssr:old shild; must Be selisbls: neat and
ssn are rssessye. ssssy plus so S5ea6 6hss lunch car
HousEKEEPRR. EsEiaHss White, Dt 'S Capable, good
habits; employed parents / child; good
salary; live in or out; Arlington. CH.
HoUsEKEEPER, exp. to take charge of
housekeeping, all linen. some sewing; hrs,
s, to 4:30; position open Sept. 1st. Apply,
soz fosRR s.R saa gtsr refs Interview
HoUsEKEEPER. plain cook, some laundry.
TO- to ,,s take complete charge honest and re-
ea 5og i've white n Box so 4 tGF star M
MAID, 9 to z. days week; 3 in family;
SIP and carfare; city references. RA.
WOMAN, white. young or couple. to care
for Tor. child IN country home: couple apt:
mo- c ether location ana IN Fars
on oi ISnt soH S. e09snqtins ssaT distance to
expe city res ana afsaH1 hessh esad ana senax
1--we IN, IN; S25 wk.; 1 school-age child,
WOMAN in vicinity of Silver Spring to do
55s5i 555o. family laundry in own home ST.
WOMAN. colored,. gh.w., no cooking: fond
OF children; health card required; 3 or
dsz Ss wss Ssx 2s lsned star so do housek..p
ing. care for two children Gage II and y;
gSqs homss near Manassas Va tond Of
off; permanent; $50 per month, room
and board Box 93-L, Star 1ss
WANTED, A SETTLED COUPLE to cook
for BOYS summer camp; good salary: furn
apt. Mrs. Estes, LONGWOOD SCHOOL,
Olney, Md. Phone Ashton 2491. lis
YOUNG GIRL, colored, sh.w; health card;
light laundry, cooking; part time, IL to 6.
NO. 3545.
WANTED-Girl to go to seashore with
family for month Of August. Principal
duty, take care of 2 children. Call Sun
day evening, VI O1OS
Evening star., 1948-07-18
MOTOR IRAXEl.

BUICK STATION WAGON. new, taking
week END trips TO mountains, beaches; also
trails Can accommodate several. GO.
LEAVING ,yIS for for Decatur, H.. sunday, August
s;,.s l; ls46 Ford, Can accommodate 2. Cali
DENVER, IisS SsoLe; e. 4 pts: en- route, July 90
W.NTEn, Ex, 800, Exti s5ss 9 a;m.-s pm I9.
WANTED passensers to Los Angeles.
MaRRsAAA4Ts AA4s orrISf9R 9 ds9 dsv1ns to Frisco this
LADY LAT would IKE ride TO Alabama about
AouNa h MAS Sal deses hsnqss Ts aaSt S...r. FAN,
leave before pm. snaIe MI ssSse ss2ensi MR WARD
VIII Will a Pay EarfNsEs * fSss for driver Of new
car car to NV, Iowa. Departure Wednesday or
Tsy TThYrsday next: refs; no return. Ho. 1855.
GRADUATE srtbENT4 Sp4e sxp sx dri2sF 2eS desire.
ASsutp ride to or near Albuquerque, n Msx. about
fXPKR1EscEp ESfas pRipph nh02a Me Me I9s hs.
and party to Pacific Coast, tourins ns- n
ua,,sy tial ssYpenSes; Boy ISL. Star "
S1ErLs ss1iy ieavlns for Detroi. July :3rd.
referenees' ss'o4aas eReRansed RA as5s 5sss'sns:rs;
LEAVING FOR L: A. about 2lst: dssirs
DRIVING TO MINNESOTA July To- tsSs
? p, passengers; exchange refs. Mr.. BoYUM.
LADY desires ride Colorado, latter part
July rsfsrences exchanged. Call ST e500,
DRIVING cAIIFoRNIA Tuesday or Wed.
nnssday n Can take four. National 1872,
q Gan s6Es TAKE 2 OR to Seattle July 81.
LADY desires transportation to Los An.
eeleS about July 81. References ex.
cnangeQ. FR, 1894. 49,
Evening star., 1948-07-18
SITUATIONS MEN icent.l.

TRUCK DRIvERs-colored. 5 or s day
TRUcK saHt N sALEsMASwThcroushls dfs; M s'. esperi-
eneed in light; medium and heavy duty
establishinE and developing dealers. Box
TYPiST. experienced clerk, handles general
oface machines; reliable. willing worker.
uNIvERsiiTY INSTRUCTOR yrs, %,
ABB. in English, desires permanent non
Ma $3.50. Ext 463 10.
WOOL PREssER desires part or full-time
day Ask for MR.. PITTS.
YOUNG MAN, married, good education,
desires eve. and night work. Box 126-K.
YoUNG MAN. colored. desires any type of
work. full time, RE. 1857 after pm.
YOUNG MAN, colored. ABB. degree, desires
ssn Hs p9Vsss nsssason or enyaoaen xass1 m
YOUNG Man. married. has car would
like outside work in Va. or District: guar
anteed salary. FA. o139. Is.
YOUNG CoLoRED MAN with D. C.. auto
and motorcycle permit. wishes delivery
YOU YoTTtNG "a SoLoRED tIs MAN wants truck driv-
er. chauffeur for private family: exp. refs.
CARE FOR. improve. valuable business,
rants; drive cH 0216 after pm. lis
man by young family man; years exp.
on various presses. Box 1oS-K, Star,
BY RETIRED GOVT MAN. total abstainer.
work not too dspatsner nsat
and Va permits RE 1911. 49,
Evening star., 1948-07-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
HIlSINESS.
iTEF ENGINEER, under 55. C. z

CHIEF ENGINEER. under So, G. =: reg.
experienced background: must JUSTIFY con-
sideration at S12 900 level
estimator, under so, preferably G; E.:
Instruction sss ton estimating; $4,000,
Sales-engineer. under ~. oeeIeei "a
level; $1,000. ..,,.
sales ability; willing to leave D. G.; car or
ability 70 purchase 1nis5vieys Mes; NOS, = ER R'
Personnel Services, 612 washington Buila-
ing. 18th and New York ave- NV 81
FILE CLERK. $4,000: some typins: must
have legal exper.i opporty: for law .a,.s stu.
Evans, desk 5. over zlotniek's; cor 9th
s%OoKKEEPER, % $50 wk., exper.. 5-day-yks
Al once: Constr beokkespsr, tyD,ns yps ssS SsS
sunstrand bkpr., mach. op,. $40 Asst.
bookpr, nr. Hyattsyills: s45.. Cashier: Cashier:
OF others hourly. See Miss Black. desk o
fOldest, largest agency In eity-Est; 81
yrs.-5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BOYpS.
d ct 18th, Ma. 2340.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.
C0IORED FAMILY. refined wishes

COLORED FAMILY. refined. wishes elderly
lady as mothers helper to live in. Call
NO. 5240.
COOK. white. excellent baker, clean. eco
nomical marketing. planning meals. laun-
dry tBendix. pleased, tidy housekeeper. re-
liable and amiable' full or part time pref
ana -earfare; sleep out; references. Box
144-K. Star.
COOK. experienced. white. wishes cooking
and light housework; reliable caretaking.
ELDERLY WOMAN. white, desires light
housework; viii live in; very small salary
required. ANDERSON, MI. 1881.
G.H.W., live in no cooking. Ii. SSSs'
G.H.w. and GOOD COOK. refined and in
telligent, experienced, and fond Of baby;
sleep In three nights a week; good per-
manent lob. Call co, o139 today.
GIRL wishes job as baby sitter or mother .
helper. Call EX. 2547.
GIRL. colored. wants day work. regular,
Tuesday, Wednesday; AL ref.
GIRL, eoiored, wishes to cook dinner and
clean. evenings. 4 to pm; NV. section.
IA; T.RI, oseiji saior.a. want, position a. cham.
bermaid. DI. 2s41.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day, night and
PARTING classes: Get our free catalogue.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. 1910 N. 7.
LEARN 10 6RivE 1s'asshfa n %ashiartons ag1s Oldest
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 194S model cars,
patented dual controls: permits secured
D. c.. Nd. Va. EASY METHOD NO. 1904
TUTORING Elementary subjects, ad-
vanced English, assistance with manu.
scripts. adult education; certified teacher.
TGToRiSG Algebra, geometry. Latin.
ts5y; j.; hish subjects: UN. 1883. ;,
subjects sor ta.9nn, taught Apgr1yea y
G0LIEGE; GGILuSiE 1910 g st NV. 81. 1852: -
Experienced public school teacher. DE.
LEARN A LANGUAGE FAST, reference;
after 2 hrs. start talking; native instruc-
tors. Tel. supervisory morn, eve, HU. 6123.
CoLoRED AUTO DRIVING course. Learn
how to drive safely in short time.
CARTER, FIR. 1891.
AUTO LESSONS by experienced teacher.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Any hours Rates
very reasonable. EN-. 5653. go
SINGERS, studio and music, classical and
popular; private tutoring OF voice also
piano and violin co. 4767 CATHERINE
BENNETT SINNARD, 1896 Lanier pl. NV,
Mt Pleasant carline.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and light housework in small apt,
fare city references. WO. 9197.
COOK, experienced, capable clean house
keeper: around Sept. L; white gardener
takes care of heavy work inside house;
live in private cottage on beautiful coun-
try estate; 20 min. from D. C. Box 4s7-
j. Star.
COOK AND GH.W.. family Of 3 adults;
upstairs rm with pvt bath If desired.
must have excellent references; only those
interested in a permanent position need
write to Box 255.J. Star. Ia
COOK OK-HOUSEKEEPER. no laundry; Conn:
ave apt; adult: Thurs. afternoons and
Sundays of; must be, theToushly expsrdi- expert
ley PARK Towers, Apt. ga. DU. 036l.
COMPANION WANTED, unattached. mid
dle-aged white woman. to share home with
consenial adult family; NV. Wash; light
housework OW. 6507.
G.H.W.. good plain cook. for adults. one
child. In Silver Spring; live in or out; S22.
SH. T132.
G.HW., live in: assist with cooking and
child: city references; S22. 81. 1857.
GIRL, white. to live in. as mothers helper;
semitic homes refs, req. Call WI. 5dIo
Evening star., 1948-07-18
SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.

BRITISH BORN Canadian couple. U. S.
residents Vlsas, long experience own
ranches. summer resorts and hotels, power
boats, horses, etc; good veterinary knowl-
eoge, also plumbing. carpentering, gar
denine. etc, desires position as estate
manaaer with own house; 17-year-old
daughter able TO show and jump horses in
the ring. Owens 0602
Evening star., 1948-07-18
DOMESTIC,

WE HAVE ALL TYPES OF exper domestic
help DE 6645 -l9
WE HAVE first-class colored help, full or
part time: also day workers. Call Adams
0639. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. 1859 Wallach pl. NV. 80
Evening star., 1948-07-18
BUSINESS SERVICES.

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN.
Why pay office rent2 Complete mail and
phone service by competent. experienced
secretaries for few cents a day Confiden-
tlal. 1424 st. NV, RIM. 302. RE. O676
Evening star., 1948-07-18

rule" (like Oscar wilde); y ts EXQUISITE
the Dye Work Specialist who rules IN nne
dyeing EXoUISIT[THE DYE WORK
SPECIALIST, corner Ga. and N. Il. GE.
Evening star., 1948-07-18


must be able to assume responsibilities, be
neat and pleasant: familiar with schedul-
tas surgery hrs m to aaH pm 3nr
eualited person, Write full details, Box
NURSERY NURSE siS GovERNEss, white; perm. po-
b. thoroushly. exper,: $50 to s175
merHy e 5s1 STrson EN- for
interestine and desirable position with an
established commercial concern; especially
adept At figures some .I,r typtng; stating
tsaI.Fae; hMERIclN "gl1S I1NEN 0 SERVICE CO 1905
GfqTa!f Gfp1ch ayf Girl Nv kpovledse of typins exp
pref but not nee. seif Lee hwy. East
ss. EI vi res. al sss sE sE fsT S1s1 ss
person. COX & CO., SIS N, Capitol st.
FARr.TTME GIRL, young, white MI
fBx ofERaT6RTYRI5ssTr ;Isr AZ Apply s.1s.sSs E1s!Ns
fsksossRf RssRf u aIEsk si9G for temporary duse.
t. Yoass RSssS's Homs # Is to @ RE
and once duties, with good touch-typ:ns
ability 5-day 4ohour week dsns5Sino s69Tt sl6S 6sr
auaiincations; Write for interview; siyins
age; education :. experience stN1 and Ehher
PREssERs. silk and wool, modern DR.
cleaning plant, best of salaries. LUN!
CLEANERS. 1905 l4th st. NV. 49,
PRIssER expsTt only; ney ys1nss modeTp plant pRn1
ffRRSoSffeesssfoNAL fRSoSfeess "a AIDE wanted in medium
size once, for combined secretarlal wor
and help on research and analytical stu
or engineering desirable; interest an
aptitude in one of these subjects neces
sary: state education. exp, salary expecte
and telephone no. in reply Box 452-t
REAL EsTATE-H it's selling real estat
YOU went. then Rrightwood Realty Co
ths place to work. Earn while you learn
school is starting next week; Call Nj
HiSsins, GE. 2270. BRIGHTWooD REAL
RfAG HI ESTATE sALEswoMEN-Excellen
income opport for several saleswomei
capable of contracting hish7cl clientele
We are willing to consider inexperience'
peintment; E. So. S n, MILLER !Ia 5Is.IoE DE
srs of wesley Hetshts, Sumner and Sprin
Valley. 1850 Mass. ave. NV" OR. 44o4
Smyrna times., 1948-03-18
Veterans News
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Q-My son was killed in action
during World War II, and I would
like to know if 1 am entitled to re-
ceive compensation?
A-You are entitled to compen-
sation, provided dependency can
be shown. Dependency will be
held to exist if you do not have
sufficient income to provide rea-
sonable maintenance for yourself
and your family.
Q-I am taking on-the-job train
ing in a hazardous occupation un-
der the G-I Bill. In case of an &C.
cident, will Veterans Administra-
tion pay my hospital expenses at a
local hospital?
A-No. Any disabilities incurred
while training under the CT Bill
are considered nonserviee-connect-
ed, but you may be able to estab-
lish eligibility for disqualification
Smyrna times., 1948-03-18

During World War II he was
employed by the Selective Service
Commission of which he adds that
it was "a very unpopular job.
Mr.. Hynson is a Past President
of the Smyrna Rotary Club, Past
Grand Representative for four
years of I. o. o. F., Morning Star
Lodge, a Past Master of Masons
of Delaware being a member of
Harmony Lodge No. 13, A. F. and
A. M. and the Delaware Consistory
Lulu Temple Shrine. He is also
a charter member of the Smyrna
Fire Company and was governor
for Kent County of the Del-Mar-
Va Peninsula Association which
strived to improve market condi-
tions in this area.
He married Ida Lord and the
two had one son, Theodore, who is
physician and Medical Director
at Hampton Roads Medical Center
at Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Hynson dice
in 1941.
Looking back on his many year,
of useful citizenship, Walter w
Hynson feels his is a life vel
spent.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-18

in a Veterans Administration hos
pital because of your war service.
Q-My son, who is in Veterans
Administration hospital, is trying
to get a pass to visit me. Will
Veterans Administration pay for
his transportation to and from the
hospital?
A-No. All travel while on
leave from Veterans Administra-
tion hospital is at the expense of
the veteran.
/ Q-Should a claim ever be filed
! by a veteran who has been dishon-
orably discharged?
Alt is always the privilege of
a veteran to file a claim; but, to
show entitlement, it must be es-
tablished to the satisfaction of the
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
that the veteran was insane at the
time of commission of the act for
which the dishonorable discharge
was issued.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-18

IVES sir, here's big bargain
Il for Buick owners "a brand
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Well take out your old mile
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