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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
Miss Brn,mbangb
Becomes Bride

Miss Jean Brumbaugh, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Brum-
baugh, and 1t. Hugo Garlic Diaz,
were married at 7:30 o'clock Friday
evening in the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church. The Rev.
Robert Sheriff. officiated at the
double ring ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
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Fair to your eyes? Few of US
are for it's hard to tell when
your eyes are tired! You can't
"hear" them complain even
though they're hard at work all
day long and half the evening
which is why it's your duty
to look out for them! advise two
drops of MURINE in each eye
night and morning and whenever
your eyes tell you to! Though
this is advisable all year round.
it's especially important in Sum.
mer since sun, wind, dust
and light glare put an extra tax
on your eyes. MURINE contains
ingredients that blend with the
natural eye fluids cleansing
and soothing delicate tissues
gently as tear, and relieving
that strained feeling! So ask
your Druggist for MURINE todayl
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

Construction operations through
out the State by the State Highway
Department are listed on the above
map with the conditions at each op-
GRAFTON, identified by numbers, being
as follows:
/. Marsh Road, New Castle COGn-
ty, 3.75 miles reconstruction of two
lane highway. Speed limit 35 miles
per hour. Will soon be completed.
2. Dagsboro cutoff to Georgetown.
Reconstruction of 10. 2miles of exis-
ting road. Traffic maintained. Speed
reduced to 35 miles per hour. Will
soon be finished.
3. Concord Pike to Philadelphia
Pike along Naaman's Road. SO
miles. Widening and resurfacing
present roadway. Traffic maintained.
Speed limit 35 miles per hour. Some
local detouFs.
4. Glendale to Milford. Widening
end resurfG cling 10 miles of existing
roadway. Traffic maintained. Speed
limit 35 miles per hour. Slight in
convenience to traffic.
5. Frankford to Clarksville, in
Sussex County, SIS miles of widen
ing present roadway. Traffic main
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

tanned. Speed limit 35 miles per
hour.
6. Maryland Line to KentOn, So
miles of resUrfacing and widening.
Traffic maintained. Speed limit 35
miles per hour.
Z. Lancaster Avenue, Wilmington,
traffic detOured. Speed limit 25
miles per hour. Some inconvenience
to traffic.
8. Delmar to Laurel. 7.55 miles of
resurfacing and widening. Traffic
maintained. Speed limit 35 miles
per hour. Slight incOnvience to traf-
fic.
8. HOckessiOn to YOrklyn, 1872
reconstruction. Considerable in
convenience to traffic. Speed limit
35 miles per hour.
10. Selbyville to DagsbOrO. Bridge
under construction. Traffic main
tained. 500 feet detOur with extreme
caution at detOur.
II. Point Breeze to MiddletOwn.
5.4 miles resurfacing and widening.
Traffic maintained. Speed limit 35
miles per hour. Slight inconvenience
to traffic.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
EVerybOdy's Crazy Over
CranberrieS
By CYNTHIA LOWRY

VERY shortly, kids, you'll be
hearing about a song and also a
dance called--this will fracture you
1.-The Cranberry Bounce"
The nations Number One authOri-
ty on etiquette has already formal
" pronounced, through her syndi-
Gated column, that it's perfectly
Okay for you to serve .cTanberries
with anything your little heart de-
sires and you don't HAVE to stick
to turkey.
The Miami Fashion Council IRE
sort Wear) is showing clothes of all
types in a color called Cranberry
Red" A famed New York store is
turning out dresses in the same col
or.
A custom milliner, whose prices
start at $50, has created the Gran
berry Hat, with little fake red ber-
ries in the spots where flowers
usually bloom.
Stores from coast TO coast have
for sale things called Cranberry
scarfS-presumably not edible.
Gay sportshirts" are being man.
ufactured for men by a shirt manu-
facturer-and their color is oi
course, Cranberry Red"
A movie makeup man, who is also
a cosmetics manufacturer on tho
side, has q new Iipstick shade called
"CanbeFFy Red"
Don't go way now, we're Just get.
ting into our subject.
National Cranberry Week has
been proclaimed, and the governors
Of 35 states have been persuaded tt
honor by proclamation "the frs
American fruit which was growing
wild along the ocean-sprayed coas
Of New England when the Pilgrims
landed"
Restaurants from coast to coas
viii feature cranberries in SOM
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

form or other with lamb, beef, veal,
and chicken anything apparently
but with turkey.
A couple of restaurant chains
have been prevailed upon to push an
item called cranberry pie.
There's no escape. Most Of the big
railroads will be diShing out Gran.
berries i'm some form in their dining
cars.
And finally, a huge drugstore
chain will serve 20 adventurous pa
irons a concOctiOn called a "cran-
berry sundae."
Thus it would appear that some
thing is cooking with cranberries.
Before very long, you, Madame, are
going to be using many more of the
tart red berries" than you ever
dreamed you would.
Some high-priced and careful
thinking has been done on behalf OF
the cranberry interests, whoever
and whatever they are, and before
the year is out you, too, will be ex-
tremely cranberry-conscious.
This year the cranberry crop is a
bumper-almost 100000 barrels.
And to insure their being eaten,
somebody has started beating
drums. Obviously, there just aren't
enough turkeys to absorb all that
potential cranberry jelly.
But as for me, I'm going to ca;
my cranberries on the last Thursday
of November and not a minute be-
fore. Never liked the things anyway
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
Officers Candidate School
NOw Open To Women

training or its equivalent at some
time previous to application are
given basic training before start
ing the OCS course. Such candi-
dates hold the grade of sergeant
during the basic training period"
To qualify for enlistment for
OCS, applicants must be citizens
of the United States, have two
years accredited college education,
be between the ages of 10 and %
at the time of reporting to OCS, be
single, and pass certain screening
tests before an OCS board. Those
who do not possess the college
minimum, but who are otherwise
exceptionally qualified, may estab-
lish eligibility to apply by passing
an appropriate Army educational
examination.
Complete information and appli-
cations for the next scheduled WO-
mems Army Corps. officer Candi-
date School class may be obtained
at the U. S. Army and U. S. Air
Force Recruiting Station at 306
South State street, Dover, Della
ware.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

Highly qualified young women
in Milford and vicinity between the
ages of 19 and %, now may apply
for enlistment in the Army speci-
flcally to attend the WOmen's Army
Corps officer Candidate School,
First Sergeant Paul E.. Peacher,
local recruiting MOO, said here to-
day.
Upon successful completion of
the six-month course at Camp Lee,
Virginia, Sergeant Peacher ex-
planned, distinguished graduates
will be considered for appointment
as second Heutenants in the Organ
ized Reserve Corps. These officers
may be placed on competitive tours
for one year, and, if qualified, may
be considered for appointment in
the Regular Army. officers COM
missiOned will serve at least two
years of active duty.
"Civilian women who enlist for
OCS and fail to complete the
course" Sergeant Peacher cOntin-
ued, may be separated from the
Army upon request. Civilian ap-
plicants who have not had basic
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
Beauty Only Hide-Deep

NEW YORK - R Donor is
probably the hOmeliest of racing
thOroughbreds, but the son of Chal-
ledOn has banked 1851, $40 for his
owners on the track. However, he
was so bony and unattractive as a
twO-year-Old, none of the grOOms
wanted to rub him down. And he
could have been claimed in his first
race, which he won, for $4,000.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
DELAWARE

OFFICIAL DETOUR MAP
STATE HIGHWAY DEPART AaENT
DOVER, DELAWARE
NOV. lsAO
SCALE OF NILES
GAfeee=i-ie=eP
LEGEND
DIVIDED HIGHWAYS -
TWO LANE HIGHWAYS -
Us NU,asgREo ReJTes o
STATE NAECRED ROUTES o
TOWNS g CITIES
UNDER CONSTRUCTION @
oEToUR
Evening star., 1948-07-04
WANTED Gent. } =.

MISSeklANeOOS VAN ssO lS0nt.ls .
sSHaF Iass sSs S.: .ss Fsa s. 4:r nouss Ss
oar r. 0e arssss prices psid s
auto batteries. # You cannot deliver your
9segmgIatlOns 1nM nI plfsss Rs Psone 1 WASH:
seRAP 81 SpoiR IRON wANTED-H,she.. prices
paid for scrap iron. scrap metals. house
rags and auto batteries, II you cannot
'ea AsS ~ ?gsR sSs'5so e.. ssso asafsi. d ave-.
siN sEiNwlNd MHasccaINEs-w. bu, all .ypsss
SesE Dsssns srs % RE 'qS1' 1850 RE-
Soxes ACNE sTovE CO. 1oii 7ts St
viz &fSpSA 81; ta$: ssss small. used. good motor
an MN iINThRasiiEp in buying silv.rvsrs,
jeaeiry. DORA KRuPsAw MILESTONE
1885 g st. NV. Sterling 74so.
WANIEDBssser uS sTaas .s Of w
is:' a5ss: eveninSs. S E Gs, s447. VA
WANTED-Baby crib. high chair. strolIer.;
Ga IA @ 3s5s s'rl ts1% 70 ,ts to ia & GOLD ,,i1.,
jewelry. diamonds. firearms. mems cloths
ing. mggage. Photographic equipment. mu..
steal instruments, engineerinT instruments
zWEIG wv SONS, es7 D ST. NV, ME siis.5
of scrap iron, auto batteries and scrap.
metals, see us before you sell. We always
pay the highest market prices. WASHING.:
TON RAG & BAG CO.. 215 L st. sw.. pI.
WANTED--Beautiful Chinese or japanese
BLOND CHEST OF DRAWERS. end table
and occasional chair reasonable. cH.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
FARM and GARDEN.

tractor with attachments. Telephone cH.
GaRDfS aaSs sss'Rf RhsSToks, senssk Ia. an. Al,
to 10 h:p: tilisrs: new power lawn
psed 1os No wess ss Alex Va Open
Sa, and Sun, ? to pm.
GARDEN TRACTORs--Garden Aid OF
Planet, Jr.. prices, Sls1 and UP Ma
s0NGYs's sS9ins sH MS s;;so sl@o Ga ave" s'lVsr-
BAILER PICKUP. John Deer, New Market
WANTED"Used dairy equipment water
cooler, brine pump. milk aerator. steam
sterlizng cabinet. etc. FA. 1888. A.
NOW is THE TIME to come to the rescue
of your lovely rosebushes, shrubs and
ss5s' bson. r5 %usss is5fSRf f 81.
GERANIUMs. abc ca, for ST. Scarlet
mer. ASHTON NURSERY. 651o Ga. ave.
LANDSCAPE sERvICE-sodding. grsdins
and pruning; Sod and top soil delivered.
4 islSg Wss sSs %o9fa asia R1s ss. To.
seefsteak. oxheart MarSiobs, 44I5 n.
i HAkSY sSsi "A nA,szALEAs, asc up; all color..
sRka4 sss2 l'tR FoR 4 IA 1arANEsr BEETLE ana
suRros, Ranst psS's va Rs" las7 Se' service ~ q
BALER. new Holland, twine-tie, pickup.
2 yrs old; can be seen in % operation m, dSs- W.
DEMO. RoToTILIER. new warranty, sIoo
e g. list soo R5'f Lee eli bwy ooa arnsson
FRlCK THREsHING MACHINE-1s-in,
running condition: s4oo; trsstlSn nn ny. NY
say deSePed From farm priced accord
s;;s sjsx ss s. sd oRss lls4s ls.s
ste delivery; demonstration WI: sS32S sS "A
RoTo ROT TiLHfR, Rotoette. choremas.er gar.
den tractors; Toro mowers free demon.
5srsan prsss tssm eash!Rf1 t5Sfa ssS
5000 Lee hwy, Arlington, CHI, 1000.
TOPsOIL,, fiji dirt, sand. manure blue.
LosrT SSs 81 zrRldAs s5 EF EfolfTs iiiS to bring
and ze pssuty a H1S REANK yE9E s1s Sf Wah
sasS blvd Phone ns':res To sass NJ oDsn
TTaoPsom-ss for % bu, delivered any
where in District. TR. $500 or FIR. 6s4l'
WORK MARE, years old and riding
AM iINTEREsTED IN BUYING thrashins
machine, from 22 TO 26 in. metal. stand. mItd.
or or : phone J. T, GIBBONS. Haymarket, vs.
phone ia 4-F-2. or 1897 st. NV, Wash.
D. c.. phone RE. 1920. -
FOR SALE-5OO locust fence posts, 81 70
$3.50. SCHRADER s FARM, Chapel HILL
Nd or ,sa sal DqgSnt .p% MSWrR ssS1 ,s-,n excel.
II lent condition Falls Church 026l.
PLANIsoLily PLANSIIsoL of the valley iris narcissus'
PowER MOTOR. 2o-in., good cond,. Seb.
Cali Oh. 1894 after pm. or all day
Tomato. CABBAGE, broccoli, so cents
| hundred while they last; marigold, scarlet
sage. As cents UN. 4179.
BIRD BATHS, benches, vases. flower boxes
made in reinforced cement any style. or
size. TR 3so5, 304 D st: ne. ,,,.,n.
transplantlne, soddins, lawns made, reno.
vated; tree work, fagstone walks. cemsns
walks and driveways. W. C. WALKER
FLAGsToNE WALKS. terraces, freplacsa
rock gardens Ash ponds. retaining walls.
F. MARcUcCIol Route I5Io 4. Hornssss ness Lane;
HAY, field Of timothy and clover. can %
had free for cutting Rockville 36sb or
Evening star., 1948-07-04
DOGS, PETS. ETC.
ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES; male ,,Iq and

fsmsIe. Axe registered FRANkoN1A
Toy, MANCHEsTER, terriers. half Prisss:
i%s
Trader b!oodlines; sired by ls4s Futurits
BosToN Btnsfe TERRIER STUDS, champion and
pqPp!ss ,as5s DF3saesss e. ssas asS, "A e.
PETER PAN KENNELS, Dial operator for
!s PfSs PAN sss sHsshrs sEs iaE ''Fi b.
III MsGePTH PTFP2s es male and female.
ounther esas ela4S aap Also Champion ~
ssaa cHfHusTUs sfEns a1f1 Toy ga1 MANCHESTER PUP
RRaARps RsiA yRT RENSELs NJ e0fs fSo Feders S.
PsIsnd PaiR pskxkRETs MA RfSRs beautu matched;
new @ plastic case; being transferred. cah
MRS WRIgHT 1Ie CcuA Adsms .19lras asse; m,,. "a.
male; nA must t be sold; beaut. srays. grsnd
ems pspsy ied iie1a west ave. R R.nss
BELGIAN POLICE PUPPIES, German and
Belgian blood. beautiful, white; reasonaels.
soLLiE FurrrEs;. yks. cd; l. 8, bty9Is g9SIssf
sgnn1s ;sn N. .sasH no9 g.ss sssR:
gentle; will sell reasonably. WI. 2405.
sosksH s,sn s1 ssss ss.ssh IL rqysns. W. ss.5 -t sa
m1nthE %M1TE od kiSG & sass nisson mated
s5s.rlS si5s Sek shsdy sns Fess SIDE 0fd Md "''s
RENfpRAa kENNSEE;s; 5!;s RtxsT yi ia ~ MI
GeEAl d;ss Axe e4st 4es sssss ola $50 " xISS
beautiful tawn temss snad very pa. lG.ias as;ursd w
sell yrf for ois Soo ELPaW PAW ksHNE KEN exsnds
Va. Duke st. extended 3 miles out. Ts.
AaEk,cAN BULL a IEERIss; ss; ms!,i a., ,.s:; re-;
soxEk. siG e. fssn, ssIs' Axe reg. at stud. CAN
CoooSHHo5UND PUPS, s-vay cross, SIS
ssGRi & REAL ro oorfoRfuN1rY fs5RaSfuN1rY to purchase ,ins
wants good home for pet: cocker spaniel
as cnampiowR asin wo siIssii ssi7 Axe reg" mo- 0IA'
ExCELLENT. perfect home care given Bos.
sssFss Yard rh se :n ssPis ~ asoos,
FINE, HEALTHY PUPPIES, champion
no ns ws' osot Hs reS sna dsh.
s.sg ss';: 3: s. 9' d :aP
MINIATURE CoLLIEs tsh.lti.s, pups.
Axe reg Nicely marked snd w healthy.
Psissd TE phsns bss Variety Of
%siRf-fSiRED ;s1iEs All EDfs PUPPIES. 81. vt, sla.
DaTs Eeai..ersd 1Esd; or oessslIuii' sss4 marked
GtINEA PIGS. iss: or small cheap, clos
q e. 81 aotsP 81 no papers, 5000 to
WAITED. . sood home for 9 female Ger
gsn ,,,z sesDhs5s sx hsss years old Owner le.y,ns
sT'' IT BERNARD puppies for sale. Can 81.
sS23 Monday between 10 an. snd { pm:
) mos; old: litter registersd Axe; must
.ell $50; "a. 7217. after 12 2:36.
KITTENS free for good home. I'M.
AFGHAN PUP. female. 8 months old, AKo
.esistered; price reasonable. Phone II.
collie PUPPIES, beautifully marked: .
socksis :saa ir'uPP,ss,. Axe. sired by son Of
q; Blond, red and blsek, s and 8 wks..
;oLLTE PGPPIEs, fat and healthy. beaa-
nshst s0Gs sHEsEksps hsTd sa ssss
nos, good watchdog, wonderful with chill
iren, $50. doghouse included Pa. 0s46..
BEAGLE, female. open marked, nice black
viii stay Is in. and be an earl early sta starter: e:
Iady: has 1 crosss c'ea q Field II nesS cS.npion 1s%
Uncle s Sam; closeup as you can find today;
$50, Also male and female, black bianfetS
tan heads. - in. welped March 10, 1e4s.
fsa fo1 !: f1kTpsfs E9 es1G b. ls. vt, sable. WHIT.
';s:' ;Is:: ha1! q ia exhibitor 3 sish:
CONTINUED o. Ns1t P1SsS
Evening star., 1948-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. .typewrilers, calcu.
f9 ft9Ts H1ST 1NTp 5nf Sea RI eo
Abb1Sa afib ss M MACH, typevriters, calculator,
Gash reS as se sauP p, any kim tor
ANTIQUES. br1c-a-brac. china. silvervsre
oRs sWfIy Ssp MGEsroAR i5sS aaGun
", Sterling 749s
ANTIoUEs-Furniture. bric-a-brac, china
sfsysre sRss Cash pFees psd Can RRs aPRRnss
BsBT BsfI4F cRfB iSIS WANTED, standard size, with
f54B s,eis surEs SS yl dSins nSSs room
porch furniture in any amount wanted a,
esll today. Mr. GRADY. Ma. $3.50
5sse. any assny py'e' saAN s9r sos
BuILDozER AND SHOVEL wanted. Gail
asfsfs fss. asa.H sssa sa .ss sssss ss:4 ssd .s
is fs"es'' so SO ss|sFs Penn s''
CAMERA cX IA Wanted. high quality, also
Mr.; WEISS. from 90. RE, . 2434; -
NER PHOTO Co. e3s Pa, ave, NV.
RD Of 5Tess 5nssse paid a. to4 4'a
nssa msn,ss e'0.a.n' s.e 'ssesIsp NORRIS paWSsRoKERs
S15 loo W e 70 Five Ma .... sst
s..a sgs1: R,sss 0fe fsa s0 R
eoiss NJ. !.SD s5s7 eo:son: SaiR ewes ,ors. g ss
55hsYs Ho55sY sHos ssts!si aio rss st. 'ysr D'Hss
COINS. American. foreisn: old gold: siivsf
hhslsass anpNEs fos issS :. a'fnss' as
prices. Ask Tor Mr.. oPPENHEIMER. sI7
DIaMoSDs. 3 Al MaoiSSDs old gold and silver; diamond
ERNEEsI BuRKs NC. si4 lsth st. nv
piece; highest cash price I've do moving
TuRSiT1nRE, also glass china and brie-
ods pcss best sus cash nss 1e Suyns .ad
selling for over so years, We do moving
HoPWooDs, sth and x SITS. NV. NE
FURNITURE and household effects of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy
ss ssies sodss ssa 8s aisees oRaDY s NA S gso
.enss Of odd Dieee. hshe.s prees s0p
FURN ExcH.. 210 7th St Sc. AT 06s6.
GOLD = Bring your OLD gold. silver. plating
icr k4HN eREAs Nc casssT 4 rasaal II sas aPo.
compartment 5or small store. OIL. 1877
NOV pMaoeTlE cAMERSs. movi. protectors. sound
and silent; lenses, editors, etc. vented
,sEENNLE; a33 Pa. ave, nv RE. 2434
a.Ess ~ eoadisisn x ssl u h. ';ss5s ssSo
Evening star., 1948-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

FILMS FOR RENT-16-mm sound, 49,
nm silent; s-mm. THE FILM CENTER,
HosPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO., 622 z st NV. National
1904
PROJECTORS for rental use-s nm or
CENTER, nh EX 74O2 a
TRUCK CRANE. 4O-ft. boom, specializing
in heavy freight unloading. concrete work
and steel setting. OV. $3.50, TIE. 7019.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
sale; radio and camera
Sunday. 1881 Benning

Magnavox, with
condition: 500.
ssis and 9peakers.
): Capehart turn
Webster 3-post
Evening star., 1948-07-04

Il shipments or
windows. hard
sheetrock and
immediate de-
CO.. 1904 N
Evening star., 1948-07-04

CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR. ~ Gu. IT,
etsHMaN II 2Spe> MOTOR SCOOTER. 1e47;
P+ns1s osbsr
Pa Eafy
NV. SECOND noor front. AID: aeos, -
It. excellent condition; sls5 or best offer.
DEEP DEF FREEZE codDoint; 10 Gu It, auic.
freeze unit never used. Call after
bRNTAI roUrPMENr, cream white excel
cond.; contents of operating room and
9TsS 1hSrAL oE EaGIFMENr-Latest style Ritter
mhs. once equipment complete, Excellent
sSnd Be Resson32le y .s41 Ga between and 8
DENTISTS sale or rent, dental ONCE
pEsK yoSns men scksts Ssna sse ss0 IA
DESK. child's roll-top, with chair; maple
nf nshIoPfy osH esfishT PRsTrNG "a shss
BRENHER LHERs s32 Pa ave 'opg Just Dept, e to
RssoSDsnsf$s 'sess J; e. sfs$ s5sS
plat; blue white 6: s225; mans =. Ct.
man, saGG says peFtsc st $500 si s1
l. co. 1423 st. NV. Me. 3440. --l0
DIAMOND RING. 1.3-carat. perfect. finest
cut and blue-white color. 1000; private
sale no dealers Box 432-J. Star. 4
DIAMONDS ROSSLYN LOAN co. Of
{ers unusual savings on unclaimed dia'
monds of every description watches, cam
eras, typewriters. guns revolVers ammo
many other items. Buy and save "a, a
pfATHERMY hE Y. 7 THERAPEGTic short wsv,
machine, doctors portable model must sci
cond; twin or double deck maple beds
dressmaker's dress fern, size 10; lEe. tabl'
desk and 2 chairs 81. S2sS. 4
chairs: like new Call AK 6l55.
DINETTE SET, dining, room. cheap. D1
biNIrTE SET. modern, Russell wrish
design s chairs, $55. Temple 1881.
DINING ROOM 10-piece set. fne shape
suitable for large dining room; cheap
5000 or best offer; moving, must sell
f pIN' RM stITE; 10 pcs. pTewsr; punea,
iney iRhy,e s1so Soinsf sH ssl asSs como A0's Dfa
DIN RM. SUITE, walnut; table. 8 chairs
china closet, buffet and serving table; mus
SHINE fsIi h%nfR Room stfTE, hhI pieces. walnut
DINING ROOM SUITE, beautiful moderr
design, walnut, like new. worth $500; con
sists OF ext. table, six chairs buffet. lovely
china cabinet: no reasonable offer refused
May be seen at4ls Argyle dr., Alexandris
bINiNG ROOM SUITE. 9 pc. very sooe
condition. Sl25. Clinton 81.
Evening star., 1948-07-04

spsfr aepars: ists'' gath year. % Carly. 1903 14th
used; perfect condition; ampliier and case;
GOLF COLI cIUBs, IE Ss9i. Lady Burke matched set,
,tnn irons ~ woods oSs6 leather case good con-
aif9Gh aGinfGF-Mans 91tel steel set, s27: ladys. s2s:
beginners. sig; with bags; calf bag SO
Ge G6lF feaSuiBs cEuBs AND BAG. g woods. 5 irons,
g.! eott FS eLsss fhss custom stainless
qo issfn o 3 :EP aRnns ny sua
sssass y sff,ss sas kE s5S
ssher eohr caubs bsr best %s9n ss1 sH ssss
TN5 sLaSk Ae s Ss'Sfen ss Win snS shoud:r IL holster
ana am"P holster. ter eseeent. $40; German ma
chine gun pistol excellent souvenir go
HAWAIIAN 4 STEEL GUITAR with amplif,er:
aaARfNG afs IN my Ai6. is47 Western Elec, per
IT, HfAffR, fGna''len lsrs. Goa.
sI25, part replaceable, good condition
AsoL11woS3 s5S II ssSoi BED LEGS for eo. spring.
snS safer e01 ". sp5iRshi Ins9sii s. % s5a4 m'nu'''
HOME FREEZERs, floor samples in 5 and
8 GU. IT. capacity from u to "a o. OK
iCEBox. steel body; ice capacity. 100 lbs;
$50, WOodley 1889 alter TUESDAY
ICE CREAM FREEZERS and hardening
cabinets. In original crates, ready for de-
livery: will accept reasonable oners for
single equipment or all Of the following
misc: Three loot. freezers, six 60.gal
hardening cabinets and l super cold 20-dt
freezer and 12O-sal hardening cabinet
IeHs sSs ckEAM AND cusTAnp MACHINE, :; :
Marlboro pike. Phone HI. s4s4
ssa SsfS: 'a!s ggPfG7 fi5F CO. sao It. 81
JEWELS SEWhLRY E'04h the following .s..s. pieces:
earrings, ia carat each; ruby and
diamond rings: l 3-strand pearl necklace
with diamond medallions;. 1 black and
white cameo brooch; j chrysoberyl and
diamond ring: l ruby and diamond pen
dant l pr. diamond ear screws. No deal
| ers Gail after 1890 am. MA. 6a3o.
, JEWELRY-Gold wedding band with dia-
mond chips for slender finger. Sl5; gold
ring with. diamond chip, Ss; god ring
with small diamond. S12; l mans 1-teve
wrist watch fine running order. SS; l
lady's white gold case wrist watch. nne
running order, S15; ! 20-yr. dble. case
| hunting watch, extra nice; 3 lady's gold
rings. es, with stones, IS ea. All bargains
JuKE Box, perfect condition. IDEAL for
club or reTeasiesRs pr ssss room' sl7S. 1928 I'm
KELvfN;AToR. lat iste model, ? cubic feet
.serifee. 1907 irving st., ne:
KIMONos t2) Japanese, beautiful heev,
silk crepe. never worn. phons IA. 3342
Evening star., 1948-07-04

CONTINUED On Na1t Ps9s>
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-14
Safety Council Notes


There is a9stPong movement in
many localities to reach the house
hold through the children. The
school training includes expIana-
tions of the domestic fire hazards.
Frequently children are asked to
act as fire wardens" of their
homes, and the results have been
very encouraging. The following
suggestions have been prepared by
the Delaware Safety Council in the
form of fire precautions. If these
were universally and adequately
observed by everyone, the fire
waste in the state would be mater
tally reduced. Attention to these
apparently trivial things on the
part of large numbers of people
will result in a great reduction of
the fire waste,
/. Keep MATCHES out of the
reach of CHILDREN Teach them
the dangers of playing with fire.
2. Avoid throwing LIGHTED
CIGARS, CIGAR ETTES, and
MATCHES into wastevpaper bask-
cts or other places containing in
fiammable materials.
3. Make it a point to know how
to get out Of every building you
enter.
4. Avoid the filling of LIGHTEI
LAMPS.
5. Avoid the use of kerosene tc
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-14

Miss Harriet Sparks Nichols, Of
Millsbor0, announces the engage
nlent OF her mother, Mrs. Virginia
Sparks Nichols. daughter of the
late Mr.. James Medford Sparks and
Mrs. Addie Devonia Thawley
Sparks OF Church Hill, Md, and
stepdaugifter of Mrs. Maude
Sparks OF Smyrna, to Mr.. Paul
Peter Lucansky, son of Mrs. Mary
Lucansky and the late Mr.. George
LucaDslKy Of Scranton, Pa.
Mrs. Nichols is a graduate Of the
Smyrna High School, now the John
Bassett Moore High School; also, a
graduate Of Goldey College, Wilm-
ington, and at present is a member
Of the staff Of Aillsboro Turst Com
pany Mrs. Nichols is the widow of
the late Mr.. Harry Hayward Mich
els, Of MillsboFo.
Air. Lueansky is graduate of
the University of Scranton. In
World War II, he served over three
years in the United States Navy,
being Chief 0rdanceA Specialist. AT
present, he is a member of the
Millsboro School faculty. Ii