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Evening star., 1948-03-11
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY,
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W. tcontD }

HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W. Cont
BRIGHTWOoD, ToDAY's sPECIAI-s-rm
det. brick. about 10 yrs. in new-house
cond. Priced to sell with small down pay
=, Tive 5-rm. bunsalows. Northwest, tip
Two-spt., det. house; large lot; Kooc
cond. Priced reasonable.
TODAYS REALTY CO., RA. 1895. -1s
5NE PPpoRTuNIT1Es in nv spa ea nssr1y
Barnaby woeds-Three bedrooms. two
ast sths saFsRe nas bs!h ssssgo 81 first oOr rec rm
Near Kenwood-Attr, white brick, 3 bed.
rms. rms baths. sun : deck: ct: garage, nice
Bethesda-White brick 5 bedrms; lge
Sid SiadFd; s,a Ese ao6 rm.; good condition; years
Bungalow. Bethesda rms, all on first
s1oer; Il tiled bath bsmt, and attic; gas heat;
Chevy Chase Circle bedrooms. 9
sSsa sss sSd os srsf esdFm'
All the above properties carry carry good
E1Y AZ sa5 e5 EM 1880 eHEXf M
CoLoRED-oNLY 4 FEW LEFT at Slo0
snd ss KAy MI Aso 0re "a saxpensye aso"
coLoRED-NEAR AGRICULTURE DEPT
Attention, employees of Agriculture, or Bu-
row row b Brick % With s h.swh.; .a in anu spienaid %
neighborhood, Just a few blocks from above
aepss; ssv only mHv,sgS sgso down. bal IKE rent rent
CoLoRED-ess R sT.-Beaut. red brick,
1wg u good fSRd.; nR rms oil h-w.h.; near
COLORED-I4O0 BLK. OAK ST. NV
brick; Colonial front porch, fun basement,
new new oil burner; Al condition. Priced to
is not at sa;fa5e Sass5e With eth m
PROPERTIES. INC. 1o12 nth St. NV,
coLoRED-1sss-1.s5 11th N.w.-Two
adjoining brick bldgs. suitable for church,
one now vacant. Terms can be arranged
ALLEN L. KAY. RE, 7104 till 5 pm.
CoLoRED $1,000 DOWN; possession;
or. the hill; vacant and owner occupied: :
70 SS rns "a osG s1ss aHt9 HaMLfoa REALTY da ~
This home contains IA rms. i baths:
ideally arranged for apis. if desired; hot
srms SaTes as hsa than s0F cash m aes
o0sss. Exclusive with METzLER. Real
ysERRn' soTb1ERs oKf Rs sfSS
in nice cond; large. bright iiv. rm.. din
rm. with picture window. large kit. 3 bed
rms, with tiled bath on End A.; full dry
excel, location; can be purchased on terms
s ,or st 3 this de3ns 9af get saa Can
elusive with METzLER, Realtors, Builders,
1lnS cn4 oHEnt veTmon. ays,' PI Ss19 M9 co .u
l1th and Monroe sts. nw.-Lovely brick,
8 spacious rooms and bath, spacious re-
ception parlor with fireplace. oil heat; In
sis.oS$; SSoas aSyn NJ, sSsz li'h St St
COLORED-UPPER N.W:SIdeal location
for, YOU and your family to spend the
o 1881 home gsur wh sYs also 'hs has @0dsaa
g. COIN. INC. 1424 x St NV. Ex. 5705
ss5 coLokEbPsMALL 6iHi B D;Ri DOWN PAYMENT. bal.
easy; all brick, h.-w;h. 1915 Corcoran
10 ~ rms, 2 baths; 1850 D st; s;ewS
HakRY LopHffN PATTI 81 $685. hss after yasaRs RA
ccoGLSoRED-5 APIS, KITS. 5 refgrs.,
Sfdsfs MsIeo HARHa ssh
$1,000, bal: like rent; 8 apts.. monthly
income, S1?2: Price reduced for quick
coEoRE6-Sass ss5f Rb SasSs waRDER h2 ssasr ssr swLAt.
modern Kitchen, finished rec. rm., tiled
path, porches; Immaculate cond Cali
eox M5 toTs 1 Co. to RE- lnspsst Issa eyes, EN- 1855
SofoREpG3R6W Brick; 7 rms, bath,
h.-w.h., full bsmt.; near 4th and Fla.
ave, NV. terms. NELSON g. THOMAS,
Real Estate, 415 Fla. ave. NV, Du. ,2142.
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APARTMENTS uNFuRhIsHEp.

:, RMS, private home, semiprivate bath;
cooking privileges if desired children al
lowed; SIS. 3972 Ames st. ne. VI. 1888.
ALEXANDKIA-On bus line; bedrm, liv-
ing rm., kitchen. semipvt. bath: employed
SHPRsicIaNs fGqRiS Gs! Atek OK IS SESriss fstsS se
floor front. Radror Apartments, 1901 18th
st.. NV. For rent for professional use
only at 500 per month. Call Mr.. Gerber
LEGUM e. GERBER REALTY CO., AID.
1900. -12
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASH. FOR CHICAGO-Bedrm., liv rm.
dinette, kit. and bath, beaut. furn. all
cows, NV. residential area, children well
come, for apt. or house In or mr.. Chi
cago. DIR. LOUBE. GE. 035s. -12
3-BEDROOM FURN. APT, NV, for q
bedroom apt. or house, prefer Alex; con-
slider any GOOD offer. MI. s22s Sat. or Sun.
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ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG WOMAN desires single room, with
breakfast privileges, in gentle home; NV.
preferred. MA. 1905. s, to 5.
LADY, quiet, employed, desires single
room; large closet; NV. section; rehned,
gentle home: adults only; laundry privils.;
moderate; radio. Box 265-M, Star.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

;OOM AND BOARD for mother and child
Z mos, and day care for child: must be
ettled family, clean and warm home.
3oS 1aS-M Star H.
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RAMBLING WEite-brick rancher-IHlee
bedrms., 2 baths, all on one floor ~
acres with stream: space for 2 bedrms; and
bath on End; large screened porch, stuaio
living rn., paneled dining rm., large MOD
ern equip. kit; full basement; loc. IN
Bungalow. Silver spring-Three bed
rms large modern cabinet kit. full base
ment: oil &C. heat; l blk. from schl.:
reduced 81, 900 for quick sale.
BUNGALOW. Bethesde-Living rm.' din.
tn finished attic: near Naval Hospital
GRAHAM. a HALL. Realtors WI. $3.50: II
no answer, cali OIL. 0662 or sH. sos5'
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COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.

bLying ; apts.: pi eferred location 10Th ST.
side of Rock Greek PIX. HO. O424 after
6 pm -l5
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nU, IT. W., NH. -|OfO .
CLEVELAND PARK

Containing 4 ige. bedrms, 2 baths; an ex-
cellently planned house Of the finest pre-
war constr; maids rm. and bath in bsmt.
q aEa 5sss5sss EasetSs eo 5ssa ss,sEs
CHEVY CHASE D. G1st n., Offering Oct s,s
situated u .b,k. from Conn. ave; conv; e
us and nrcea ndsr
ss5, 900. Exclusively with D6RANT-HM-
LAND-WHTTE CO., $500 Wis. ave, EN-.
CHEVY CHASE, Md; close in and near
Conn. ave.-One of the older type homes:
needs eod reconditioning but at price ,oe Of
Inspect. cali Epw. Il. JONES CO. wo.
koELfNGwoob eGG HSti! Z pi"' SECTION; s22, 5ooat-
tractive. Williamsburg Colonial with bed;
rm. and bath on first floor; bedrms. and
bath IND floor; screened porch Is oil as
EpW. i. JONES 4 Co, INC, ia
GHEyY ns,S CHASE 6sdrms shot baths
weeks; room with full bath on first a.,
suitable for den or 4th bedrm.; 2 custom
built brick Colonial residence Of fine & WORK Ts
lumbia Country Club golf course, in COM
munity Of newer homes; paved streets
900. Cali Wo. 1900 until pm, EDW.
H. JONES & CO., INC. -I3
BETHESDA-Bungalow near New Naval
Hospital, S1s,500. Brick, 6 rms. tiled
bath. full bsmt: large corner lot, garage;
NORTHWEST REALTY. exclusive agent.
ot dFyS SSS7 CHASE sysi Np:t W. 7eSG over the Dis
trict line very lovely new detached
brick home with s. rms, bedrms.. ga
baths Gncluding den and Law. on LIST n).
gas air-cond. heat; Gear garage. Con.
venient to stores, schools, transp. and
shopping. Immediate possession. Call ME.
1143 until pm. J. WESLEY BUcHAN-
AN nealtor
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

VIC. ALLISON AND 18th SITS. N.W.-Four
bedrms., 2 baths, closed porch, storage
attic, very large liv. and din. modern kit. |
and breakfast porch; det. double garage;
COS heat; $4,000 down. SHERR, SCHLOSS
81 CO., 1858 Conn. ave. NV. AID. GA.
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COLOKED-NEAR AGRICULTURE DEPT.
Attention, employees of Agriculture or Bu-
reau Of Engraving; large S-rm. and 2-bath
neighborhood, just few blocks from above
depts.; only $3.50 down, bal. like rent.
HARRY DRE1SEN, Ma. 7772 or MA. 779S.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, April Fl d41 tuspA.-Sal-
able hogs, 1000; total. II 200; active
and uneven; averaged 50-76 higher: some
early sales only 25 up. but some closing
sales 100 hisher; % bulk soed and and choise: g
good and choice. 250-27O pounds. 1:25-
$3.50 2S0-3OO pounds, 19.75-21 90. 325-
most. good 35O-550 pound sows. 100
1S. 90: good clearance.
Salable cattle-s,5O0; total $500; sal;
able calves, 800: total. 800; steers and
heifers grading hieh-good and better ac-
tive, strong to 25 higher; medium TO
average-good kinds slow. steady to. IS
lower cows mostly $3.50 lower: bulls
strong to 20 higher: choice vealers steady:
lower grades. / .O0-2.0 lower; top, 31.7?
for two loads choice 1.225-1 .:}15 pound
steers: most good and choice feed steers,
27.50-3l 90; medium to low-good kinds,
25.00-27.25; choice heifers, 20 9.75-31 90:
most good grades, 27-D0-2a.OO bulk beef
cows. 19. 9.0O-23.50 canner and cutters.
2450-2475 few choice yealers. $500
5000; common To good kinds. 1900
sslable sheep, 500: total, 1900;
slaughter lambs moderately active. early
sales fully steady; about three loads good
and choice wooled lambs around 1O5
pounds down, 1850; load or so good and
chice unsold; held around this price; me
dium to good wooled lambs, % .00-25 90:
deck good to choice 96-pound shorn lambs
with No. L and No. . pelts, "A 80: few
medium freshly shorn lambs, 1900; ewes
nominally steady.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Stocks Drift Lower
As Activity DwindIes
After Lively Opening
BY the A,.esiotsd Prss,

NEW YORK, April 21.-The stock
market tired easily today, drifting
to slightly lower levels.
Wall Street found a scarcity OF
news to stimulate activity. Dealings
slowed down after a fairly lively
opening, with most price changes
limited to narrow fractions. Oil and
steel shares provided the principal
resistance to the decline. Some Of
the recently strong rubbers, rails
and chemicals suffered the sharpest
setbacks.
Commission houses said the mar
ket was inclined to relax after the
long-expected anti Communist VIC
tory in Italy and the indicated end
of the coal shutdown. Profit-taking
was restricting factor. and con-
siderable caution stemmed from
surveys Of the extensive effects oi
the loss of bituminous production.
Prominent losers including Good
Bonds were mixed. r.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, April Fl R,.-Grains ad-
vaneed in moderately active dealings on
nuctuated neryously most Of the day. but
toward the close demand increased and
prices went cent or SO above the previous
finish.
Most Of the news was favorable TO
higher prices, although trade reports said
the Commodity Credit Corp. was not fol-
lowing the upturn in its wheat buying pro-
gram. On the favorable side were more
export allocstions, Government nour buy
wheat closed z-IH higher. May. 2.S3-
c.53L: corn was 2L-3A higher. May,
226A-e.21; oats were ss-1h hiGher, May;
1.1TK-l17. and soybeans were to 8
cents higher May, 412.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Business Briefs
Electric Power Consumption

Electric Power Consumption In
the week ended April II increased
to 5,086826 900 kilowatt hours, from
to 5,O86, 1926, 900 kilowatt hours, from
latest total was 92To ahead OF the
corresponding week last year.-Ed-
ison Electric Institute.
American Telephone and Tele-
graph Co. will require large amounts
of new capital to meet demands for
service, Leroy A. Wilson, president
said today. He told stockholders the
system has raised nearly $4,000, ,000,-
900 of new capital in the past "a
months. The entire board Of d1rec-
tors was reelected without opposi-
ton at the annual meeting In New
York.
World Bank, comprising 46 ma
tions. announced it's income in the
two years of its existence has been
$l,178,792 more than its expenses
Operations in the first nine months
of the current fiscal year more than
overcame the S1,063, ,S05 deficit with
which the fiscal year began last
June 80. The bank has s470, ,000, 900
In United States dollars and Gov
.rnment securities available for
loans.
Gulf States Utilities Co. obtained
Power Commission authority to
issue s12,00O,0O0 in first mortgage
bonds, to mature April /, 1878. The
bonds will be sold at competitive
bidding.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad es-
Inmates the rate increase announced
by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission Tuesday will increase the
lines annual revenue by S2l 900 900,
or sl3,000,000 after income taxes.
Illinois Central Railroad Co. asked
Interstate Commerce Commission
authority to issue s14,OO0,000 in
equipment trust certificates, to be
secured by more than $l8000,000
worth of equipment now in use.
Short Interest in the New York
Stock Exchange was 1,287,0 ,0l9 or
April is, VS.. 1,l54,475 on March Is
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Pc.
tomac Railroad earnings for l941
we're S2,548,9l7, down 24.5co from
i946.
Westinghouse Electric Corp. earned
tl3,135,789 or 81 cents share in the
first quarter, VS.. sll,06o,ls5 or 8.
cents.
National Gypsum Co. earned ST.
t2l,933 or "a cents, VS.. sl,3l4,6l7 o.
Y cents.
-Manville Corp. earned 81.
l07,o52 or n cents, VS.. s2,25l,22 o.
n cents.
McKesson & Robbins, Inc, re-
ported net income for the quarter
lnder March 81 of $2,007 800 or $11.
common share, VS.. s2,i34221 o.
Il18 in the like quarter last year
Also for the Quarter Ended will
March:
Atlantic Refining Co. earned So.
10000 or $3.50 a common share. VS.
t2,765 900 or 95 cents IN the 1874
quarter.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
sarned $3.804 ,405 or sl.20, VS.. s3,382,
t63 or sl.06.
Pacific Mills of Boston earne,
b2,750,000 or $3l5, VS.. $1,407 900 o
1883
National Malleable g. Steel Cast
ng Co. earned s702 o29 or 81 l.4s, v,
net loss of S5l,6 Sal.
E. w. Bliss Co. earned S633 $50 o
ll.85, VS.. s341,639 or $20l.
North American Rayon Corr
sarned $741,34l or sl45. VS.. $500, Sc
F S1.74.
Plymouth Oil Co. earned $1,669,
61y or $1.6o, vs.. $6sl ,07o or 65 cent
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, April 21 lP,.-Cotton fu-
lures were irregular in active. dealings to-
day. Old-crop deliveries advanced into
and short covering. New-crop deliveries
lasged, Influenced By better weather condi-
tions in the cotton belt and expectations
Covering was induced partly by Wash
ington news that 74S,O00 bales Of cotton
will be shipped to Europe in the next 30
that an agreement on the private cotton
credit program for Japan is imminent.
Late afternoon prices were 6o cents
bale higher to 40 cents lower than the
previous close. May, 1851; July. 37.74,
d October. 33. SO.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Newspaper Ads Increase

NEW YORK. April Il tR.-Media
records reported today = 1872 per
cent increase In March over year
earlier in newspaper advertising
lineage in 50 cities. The first quarter
increase over 1947 was lat per cent.
Total advertising in March, was
189 ,555, ,442 lines against 167 1884, 100
a year ago and 512,928, ,478 in the
first quarter against 47,270, ,793 in
l947.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Sales and Earnings
OF Southern Diaries
Show Drop for 1947
By Edword c. Stone

Sales of Southern Diaries, Inc, in
1947 totaled $4,000 ,273 as compared
with $42,653, ,568 in 1916. a decrease
Of 1898 ,295 or l.39 per cent, according
to the annual report distributed
today.
Earnings of s7s7, ,7s5 in 1s47 were
equivalent to 1877 cents on each
dollar OF sales, compared with ST.
o44,7s0 and 4.79 cents on each dollar
of sales in 1916, the lower earnings
being due to higher costs and the
elimination of war sales.
Closing of Army camps in South
ern Diaries territory was largely
responsible for the decline, accord
ing to Elmer J. Mather, chairman OF
the board Current assets Of $7,316,-
el2 compared with s9,29 .849 a year
ago. due to reduced inventories.
Liabilities Of $2,46s,130 were lower
because of payment OF note in
debtedness.
The annual meeting will be held
In Washington on April 80, for elec-
ton of directors and action on a
proposal to decrease the number OF
directors from 18 to 16.
ID. C. Insurance Sales Of.
Life insurance sales in Washing
ton for March totaled S10,5o6, 900, a
decrease Of per cent from the same
month a year ago, the Agency Man
apement Association at Hartford,
Conn, reported today. Sales in the
first quarter reached s31 500 900,
within per cent of policies written
a year ago.
March sales in Maryland amounted
to s19,836,oo0, of 3 per cent from
last year. In the first quarter sales
totaled $57,723 900, a gain of 2 per
cent over the like 1s47 period.
Sales In Virginia for March totaled
s24,o52 900, jump of 8 per cent
over last year. and IN the three
months climbed to $67, 1871 900, a 7
per cent advance over 1947.
Paper Merchants Elect.
John H. Hester Of Murray 81
Hester was elected president OF the
D. c. Paper Merchants Association
at the annual meeting at the Hamil-
ton Hotel, succeeding Clyde E. Kellog
of the Stanford Paper Co.
Edwin w. Gross OF the r. P.
Andrews Paper Co. and J. Howard
Birch of Charles G. Stott & Co.
were elected vice presidents. Ray
mond H. Tyree was renamed treas
urer and w. N. Schaeter secretary.
Directors are Frank T. Parsons. jr.,
C. E. Kellogg. E. T. Dimond, j. N.
Freedman and j. D. Bligh.
Oficials of the United Clay
Products Co., distributors for the
Carrier Corp, makers of air-condi-
tioning units, held spring showing
at the Lafayette Hotel yesterday.
Fifty dealers from the District,
Maryland and Northern Virginia
were present.
Rail Rate Boost Vital Aid.
Estimates indicate that the ICC
rail rate boost will add s45, 100000
to Pennsylvania Railroad yearly in
come; Baltimore & Ohio, $21 ,24o,-
900; Western Maryland, $2,700, 900;
Chesapeake & Ohio, $11 1,153 900;
Norfolk g. Western, $5,947 900; At
lantic Coast Line, $4,137,000; Sea-
board Air Line, $4,065,0 900; Southern,
S8,O26 900. The increase Is more
than 4 per cent.
The Western Union announces
plan whereby installment payments
on automobiles, refrigerators and
other goods may be made at the
company's offices.
G. Russell Clark, assistant man
ager, has been elected manager OF
the New York Clearing House, sue
ceeding Edward L. Beck who retires
August /.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. April 81 R.--Foreign e1-
change rates follow (dreat Britain in
dollars. others in cents:
Canadian dollar in New YORK opsnn sn
United States cents, up " Of cent.
Europe-Great Britain, 4O3h, un-
changed; France 0ranc). 32T OF 2 cent
UNCHANGED: Italy Qira) April nxed rate,
.OOI742, March, .001745; Sweden (krona)
27s5. UNCHANGED; Switzerland dranci
comb. 23.40, UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
General Motors Corp. employees

UenefM NIOtUrB CUEp. clHPIOycs
who have been laid OF will lose be-
tween IL and Is million dollars
even If all the coal miners return
to work tomorrow," Charles e. Will
son, president. estimated. Mr.. Will
son, addressing the Cleveland
Chamber Of Commerce last night,
renewed his appeal for q 45-hour
work week In industries over the
Nation.
Evening star., 1948-04-21

Hourly Sales On the Eaehange Te1ay:
n .oo a m. 80 900 1900 noon 700 900
100 pm 90 600 200 pm. 1eo 900
ruptcy or receiverShip, or being feorgant1ed
under the Bankruptcy. Act or securities
assumed BY such companie1 Rates OF
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannuai declaration. Unless other.
not included. III dividend xr II fishts
dend. d Cash or stock g Declared Or paid
mated cash vaius on eI dividend. data
9 Paid last rear Declared or paid aftef
stock dividend or stock split-up. Aceum.
9 Spayabls IN stoek. exact cash value unds.
te1minoA on Aoelarak1o0 GoA9
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Dividends Announced

NEW. YORK. April 21 0P,.-Dividends
declared today:
Pc Stock Of Pay
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Washington Exchange


Garfnckel common-1O at 1sA, Is at
1917
Potomac Elec Pwr common-50 at 13ss
Gafflnckel 4a e pfd.-50 At 21k, so q,
2lh, 80 at 21h, is at FL At GIN,
80 at 2lh.
Carpet Corp at 35.
POTOMAC Elec Pwr 3.60% pfd "A'-2C
Potomac Elec Pwr common-ee1 at 1874
100 at 13A. 100 at 1914, 100 at 13A
10 at 13A.
Lanston Monotype-1O at 21h.
Potomac Elec pwr 1905 pfd "A"-3C
at 43st. Is at 43A
Peoples Drug Strs common-oiA at 81.
WASHINGTON Gas common-40 at 24A
Potomas Elec Pwr 3.60% pfd "B'-3 Al
Evening star., 1948-04-21
N. Y. Bond Market
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Evening star., 1948-11-28
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1948 Outlook For
Turkeys Favorable
Continued from Arst page)


be eight or nine months hence, it
would be reasonable to assume
that in view of the present facts
the picture was rather optimistic.
Speaking on the subject of
Keeping Feed Costs Down." M. c..
Vaughn of Dixie-Del Farms stress
ed the Importance of the following
measures: () providing plenty of
feeding trOughs, (4) don't fill them
too full, (3) use plenty of water
ing trOughs, (4) provide plenty of
range that has been seeded with a
combination of crops, including
corn, sOybeans, clover milo maize
and sunflOWer.
M. C. Hoffman of Bridgeville
urged those present to start fewer
birds per stove, and have the house
and equipment ready to receive the
pOults when they arrive as safe
guards against trouble that often
develops as a result of poor care
during the first few weeks of the
brOoding period.
The final speaker on the pro-
gram was DR.. John Hammond of
Bridgeville, who spoke on "Dis-
eases of Turkeys" Outlining a
management program that would
greatly aid in reducing death losses
from diseases, he listed the fol-
lowing points:
1. Keep contamination down.
2. Do not mix turkeys and
chickens.
3. Keep turkeys up on Stats or
wire or move them to clean ground
frequently.
4. Do not allow. visitors in the
turkey pens.
The meeting was held under the
joint sponsorship of the Green
wOOdBridgeville Local of the
Delaware Poultry Improvement
Association and the, Extension Ser
vice, Earl Hawk, president of the
local, called the meeting to order
and introduced VIM. c. Sloan, as
sistant county agent; who presid-
ed.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16
SCHOOL ASSEMBLY

A special assembly was given on
April 14th by the Seniors under the
direction of Mrs. Curtis Williams
The program in it's entirety fol-
lows:
Maroh-Band.
Hymn-"Come Thou Almighty
King"
Bible Reading-Lillian Sorrels.
Lords Prayer.
Call to the COlOrs.
Flag Salute
Star Spangled Banner.
Program Arranged by Mrs. Will
Senior Play Synopsis
Scenes from Act I of "Me and My
Shadow"
Characters
Samuel Lewis, a man with a tenn
peT-Jim Dickerson.
Beverly Lewis, a very young
business wOman-Barbara Harri-
son.
Kate Lewis, a harassed mother
Charlotte Swanson.
Harry Jordon, City Manager
Fred GeyeE
Julie Lewis, a girl with ideas
Arlene McGee.
Velma Gordon, a wall-fiower-
Charlotte Lapetina.
VIII Warren, a young man with
ideas-Joe Lank.
Gramma Eewes, a very old busi-
ness WOman-Helen Furniss.
Don Farley, a pilot-Bill Drum
mOnd.
Alice Merrill, a flame that still
burns-JOyce Webb.
Scene: Act EARLY evening of
a summer day; the present.
March-Band
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16
Spring Concert At
Wesley This Evening

Continued from hrst page)
Nemico della patria, from "An-
drea Chenier' GiOrdanO.
Mr.. WOrthingtOn
Al Spirit Campbell Tip
ton.
1t Is Not Yet Near Day-Gaul.
Children's Dance, from Merry
Mount"-Hanson.
The Choir
Edward-LOewe.
ChansOn Triste-Duparc.
The Seminarian-MOussOrgsky.
Sorrow in Spring-Hachmanin-
Mr.. Worthington
Cape Cod Chantey-Arr. Bowers
The Erie Canal (Mi'. Worthington
SolOist)-ATF. Scott
High Barbary-Arr. Christy.
The Glee Club
Run Mary Run-GuiOn.
WhOOpee, ty vi 70, git along, lit
tie dOgies - COll.-ArP. Carl
Sandburg
Faery Song -BOughtop
Bedouin Love Song Chadwick.
Mr. WorthingtOn
De Lawd's Baptizin-GuiOn
The Glee Club
and Mr.. WOrthingtOn
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