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Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property
SATURDAY, AUGUST Goth, 194S
AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
daylight Saving Time)

l will offer for Public Auction at
my home on Federal street, Milton,
opposite the High School, the fol-
lowing articles:
Maple Welsh dresser, corner cum
board to match; tru-type maple ex-
tension table, console table, gate-leg
table, writing desk, rocker, several
reed seated chairs, lounge chair, chest
on chest, reed rocking chair, several
bookcases, Singer electric sewing ma
chine, three living room suites, all
porcelain Frigidaire, Hotpoint elec-
trio range, electric nsixer, electric
waffle iron, four stands, seven piece
breakfast set, rugs, dishes, glass
ware, pottery, antiques, table linen,
bedding, vases, pictures, floor lamp,
table lamps, magazine stands, cur
tains, kitchen utensils, garden tools
and other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH. No goods
to be moved until paid for.
MRS. MARCIA L. WINN
Federal Street, opposite School
Milton Delaware.
Dickerson Bros, Auctioneers. 8-12-2t
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
- These Women
And 1t ALDGys
Rains When You
Wash the Car
BY CYNTHIA LOWRY
AP Newsfeatures Writer

Someone was complaining the
other day about the perversity of
life. The specifics noted were that
it is practically impossible to get
a price tag off a garment once you
get it home from the store. but
that the buttons break away with
out anyone even touching them.
Also that you spend a lot of money
on grass seed, feed the ground,
water faithfully-and nothing much
happens. But look at the grass
sprout through the cracks in the
sidewalk or through the gravel on
the driveway.
That, one supposes, is to be eX-
pected. Everyone has his own per-
sonal lists of things like that. My
automobile gas tank has extrasen-
sorry perception about the appear
ance of filling stations. The dash
board meter will register full or
a little less while I'm passing gas
/ stations at a rate of one every Sc
yards. Then it drops down to the
vicinity of "E" for empty the min.
ute l get into one of those lOng
uninhabited sections. 1t does this
sort of thing better at night, too.
Stockings are perverse, too. Run:
never appear in mine when I'm a
4 home with time to make a change
Nor do they come when it's poss
ible to buy a new pair at once. No
they spring as / am about to max,
a grand entrance, when I've spill
seconds to make a train or an,
time when 1 can't do a thing abou
it.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
High School Marcus
Book Aids Charity

New York = CAP = Eight stu
dents from the Erasmus Hall High
School are publishing a book about
Col David Marcus. He was killed
in the fighting in Palestine.
The book about him is for chill
dren from to 10. The project
started as a class execise and grew
into a major program. After con-
sultation with Mrs. Emma Marcus,
the coloneps widow, the eight stu
dents have decided to give royal
ties from the book book to the Col
onel Marcus Scholarship Fund for
the Hebrew University in Jerusa-
lem.
Marcus attended a New York
High School, went to West Point
and was New York City commits
sioner of prisons before going tc
Palestine as an officer in the Irali
| Army.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
Graduates At SO

GRADUATES AT S3 49,.
LUBLIN, Poland - (AP) - 1t
took him a long time, but he final
ly made the grade. Stanislaw
Wronski, SS, has just received his
diploma as veterinary doctor.
CInnniRoa 49,
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
Plastic Fabric

When sewing plastic fabric, place
tissue paper under the material
and stitch through both to avoid
cutting or tearing. Remove the
paper carefully after stitching.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
Quick Whiskey Formula
Still Imperfect

WASHINGTON = (AP) - Re-
ports that Japanese citizen
claims he can "age" whiskey Is
years in II minutes are nothing
new in the U. S. patent Office. The
Office has 299 registered schemes
tc do the same trick.
The 239 patents were issued be-
tween 1857 and 1912 Some of the
processes were used by distillers
shortly after repeal of prohibition
in the United States. They were
abandoned however as basically
unsatisfactory when naturally aged
whiskies became available.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
Breeds HOrnless Cows

WEBSTER CITY, Iowa = (AI
p = E. C. Glover, vocational ayr
iculture instructor in the Webster
City schools, has gained nation
wide attention for his work with
hOrnless cattle.
Glover spent more than four
years developing a heard of Guern-
sey cattle which are hornless. He
was named a director of the re-
cently-formed National Polled Cat
tie Promotion Club. He now has a
herd of 16 pOlled cattle, all descen-
dents of his original stock.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12

A chigger or red bug feeds on
and digests skin, and not blood
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
Former Apprentice Buys
English Manor

LOUTH, England - (AP) = 81
used to think how I'd like to own
it," said 64-year-old John Holmes.
So he plunked down close to $400,-
900 for 80 bedroom Grisby Manor
and part of the nearby village of
Burgh on Balm population 1911.
Now a wealthy timber merchant
Holmes used to work at the man.
or for nothing but his keep when
he was carpenters apprentice In
his teens so years ago.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
The Boss Turns
Chauffeur

SINGAPORE - (AP) - A big
car drew along side two young
men walking to work at the Navy
headquarters at $3.50 a. m, the 9TH
er morning. The driver turned a.
round and started driving them
back to their homes. They protest
ed they had to go to work at the
navy offices.
II know" replied the driver, "but
you had better have the rest of the
morning off, since you have had
half of it already" The driver was
a high ranking naval officer in
charge of their department.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
Spends His Honeymoon
Alone

SINGAPORE = (AP) - Henk
Kremers, 26-year-old Dutch ships
engineer, came to Singapore to
spend his honeymoon alone. Mrs.
Kremers, the former Miss Riet
Holthuysen, 25, was in Anthem,
Holland. The two were wed By
proxy while Henk was in Durham
South Africa, and Riet was in HOl-
land.
In about a year and half when
he sees his wife, says Henk, says
Henk, we'll have a real honey
moon" Henk and Riet decided on
the proxy wedding because mar
ried officers get leave every two
years while single officers have tC
wait four.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
NeU Russian Books
R0rer Than Old

LOS ANGELES - (AP) - New
Russian books are rarer than old
ones, says Dimitry Krassovsky
Slavic consnltant for the Univer-
sity of California at Los Angeles
library
Complete bibliographies of Rus
sian publications may not be ex-
ported from Russia and finding
new Russian books is hit or miss
proposition. he says. One kind OF
Russian publication is plentiful, he
finds, that is propaganda pamph-
let's.
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12
Desert Once Land
OF Lakes

LA JOLLA, Calf. - (AP) = Cal
ifornia's Mojave desert is one OF
the sandiest, dryest in the United
States. But Dr.. Robert R. Miller
of the United States National Mu-
scum and DR.. Carl L. Hubbs Uni
versity of California biologist say
ii was cnce land of lakes
The area was well watered until
after the glacial era about 10000
years ago, they estimate
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12

and then there never is single
one left.
If any beads are going to break,
it's always the best string of pearls
and invariably in a public restaur-
ant or at a busy street intersec-
ton.
Pets, previously extolled as Ell
ther full of cute tricks or we'll dis
ciplined, refuse to perform, snarl
or commit nuisances when called
upon to demonstrate.
And never did the day of heavy
date arrive without some unto
ward kick-up. They have ranged
from broken leg to the newt
able blemish on the face.
Sometimes one wonders how one
manages to exist, doesn't one?
A chigger or red bug feeds on
Milford chronicle., 1949-08-12

A bucket of water (above)
douses the Spitfre engine of the
1949 Chrysler, but the engine
keeps right on running. The
Chrysler is unique because it is
the only car on the road with a
waterproof ignition system,
which keeps out moisture. The
sparkplugs and wiring (left)
are protected by neoprene COW
ers and the distributor connec-
tions are sealed with vinylite
synthetic rubber caps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-20

Hungary CecnnslcyRk&a ar1
other European countries under
postwar Soviet coEn 5nMt2og. tr
elite corps Q. Red po.aos Is ne 1Tg
essential
German Corps Ready.
East Germany has s.acH AT e.g's
corps or the tTovt4er 9Th Ire
Brush and American rocrs
I, - ore o. ire reasons thai TIE
Soviet Union NAY bargain hard a;
the PARIS conference tor 4Gaatc&
ton q. Germany and early WIN
drawal Of al foreign o<c ga taon
troops.
TIE British ard Americans have
trained German police n their
zones hut they have gwen them
no ,deologlcal hypo1e:mscs
Western policemen. at Soy let %
Allied frontier polnts. are generally
oyersHed and lntlmlcsted by the
tough. young workers n uniform
The Westerners. TidicG!ed as III
perlalist puppets. aren't shte &c
compete in Soapbox Invectlse
Youth and tana1lc!sm are "a IN
characteristic OF the East German,
Frontier Police
They average about : years al
age. too young 70 have had real
combat experience IN The WehI
macht or membership In the Nazl
Party. They come from laoog,ng
families. They belong 10 a lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-20
East German Police
Called Elite Guard
OF Reds Occupation
By Don.el De Luce


LUBBOCK. Germany. MAY 20 --
The most fana,ical German armed
force today Is the frontier police
Of the Soviet zone
Ten thousand strong. they call
themselves workers in uniform
In nearly q year guarding the
western limits OF Soviet occ upied
Germany. they apparently have
earned the trust OF the Russian
Army and the gratitude OF the
Communist Party.
They are feared by millions OF
German civilians
This correspondent has observed
the East German Frontier Police
in action along 500 miles OF the
iron curtain, extending from the
fat coast OF the Baltic 10 the foot
Of the Bohemian Plateau.
They know one thing by heart
the tactic OF terror.
In the Communist plan for
seizure of power. as disclosed in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-20
Stamp Collecting
| Still Americas
Leading Hobby
~ ths Assoeicsed Press

NEW YORK. May 2o.-Stamr
collecting still Is Americas most
popular hobby. the American
Hobby Federation reports
The federation, after a one-year
survey Of more than % 200 hobby
clubs, found that there are some
10. 0o0, 900 lobbyists in this coun-
try.
Stamp collecting. just as 10
years ago. still is the most popu-
lar hobby. The others in order
of popularity are collecting Amer
lean glassware, woodworking,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-20

model makins. dolls. autographs
coins. creative painting. needle
work and collecting miniatures
/ Biggest gain during the pas
decade vas in the handmade
American glassware field. Pre-
yiously ranked as 18th or 18th iI
popularity, il rose 10 the No.
spot, with some $50 900 men anc
women engaged IN il.
. OF the 10000 900 Lobbyists II
the country. 10 900 900 are women
, 7 600. 900 men and 1000 900 chill
Gren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-20

aPP'S JOY marriage incense on
one GoS' man fh'ec lGH DAYS ana
rsceips the license Oh me 6rh
dnv sundays and so,,so., ' r,s
counted the sameHs other days,
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Mar.sft! { kandfst X i bas,ss - &C
Edssard NJ T.ylof IS. BaIttmets and
W. y.'''n'' /. eu"'D'n''. a.. F'r''~ea'S,
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a." and Sarah T. Atsn a. .i'4'adf'a
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waa,,,s.. e. so,s ~ :, na 49, a%ss'''
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I wti3 na o 49,, kas IL =,
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81 ne ,,,... s.. 1885,,
- Ihonh WiHsTs - arc hftsh IL
Aecai, ~ beth q "stftnten "
and Ethti w NJ Wilson, ., aa2o he~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-20

s~nsxsgzo-. eeSgsy TT gesacev1 -
tour yr&Es - ssov1rt Tg+<
-"~2s- c+1cvss srv see-g@ -
aa1es -!ornf- - -s1g<Fs g. 80 "
Russia. wsc nrrG shfcs4ks sagc+rvas
CosSrr IsssS: training r. sRIr
SHOES e<togs NJ -sax gwseAsrt
Rsd Approval Eeeulrws.
ScSSas set& nc TIE g~~ee~ 3s
posscr q, Eass Germany s. sseszy
erst a&vlus Apg2scs % are se<r
apa.os ec IS ne So~+A.sss- tnsEs
Comm ar4sts pArty
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@he PICK q tie act A. ~vcr44ssh
shsy 80 yEgu4Eh military Et
aaagE : copsee RaEna>s sAAstsS
from ltse cd Nea:rasrHt. -e2vs
are eaA !psset attn Aa4ae :1ets
shr standard lss,ar Ia Rs1s. A.x~v
Their nsss esy IS $50 fa*sszat4s
a month compared tn =3a Mes
na:ks Uh}ch Weste~u pc.z>e Ee-
ce!ve They have sg.ec a ggss.-
lsges IN by ia rAtggctd taoc ara
clothing They yrtaKu.sx ots.F }ee
!oyAli.ss the Soe. rt Army hat
The Sex lal2S, Ua1ty Parry
But The 'loatser po.sec ars g.lta
less When they catch 4 Western
Illegal they .ock Inn ~ sas q
week q No before rKpt4.lns FRA
over The fronGrs Eastern 81
legals mas rvt an even Fo4s t.t
reception Ntta they shoes. .hey
shoot 10 kall.
Called BelllgrreRI
+ Face 70 face This correspondent
has found the 'yl'scsl EAsi fgont4vr
Policeman 10 De xNageerigg and
oelileerent He slories IN eAfvs.
ms a weapon, WEDDING the poa ~
Of life o. death over Other Caef.
mans, and nghtlng for his idea
Of social progress
/ Recently. Theo Z Nal IN
charge Of public safety fer AmrT3-
can Military Government. pub
licly estimated tire strength q!
East Germany people police
at so 600
/ He broke down The ftSQse thus
City and county police. so 900
barracks police. 20 coo, and frontier
police 10000
Minimizing fears that the PEG
pies police Were an important
military force. he claimed they
were plagued with Low morale and
q high rate Of deSegtlons. besides
being fed up with Moscow style
RECOMMENDATION
| But Mr.. Hall admits none Of
| his eeneraltzationS applies TO the
frontier police These 10 600
workers IN uniform are the
sharp edge Of German commu-
nism sword
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-20

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Advertisement ef Nrw Auto
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Nozi Purrot Purqed

A parrot in the ZOO at Munich
Germany, which suddenly began
10 shout Hell Hitler has been
purged In his place is a democratic
parrot from a United States night
club which says Buy American
goods only -
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D, c. idu couples must
apply FOR a marriage license on
one dGv. patt three tun DAYS and
Tecetpe the license Oh the MN
DAY Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other DAYS,
Smyrna times., 1949-07-21
Death of Mrs. Howard Jones

Mrs. Olivia Frazier Jones, aged
78 years, wife of Howard Jones,
died at her late residence on Fri
day morning after a lingering ill
ness. Mrs. Jones was the daugh-
ter of the late Carey and Sarah
Frazier of this community. She
had lived all her life in this COM
munity and was loved by all who
knew her. She was a member of
Asbury Methodist Church. Besides
her husband, she is survived by the
following children: H. Lloyd Jones,
Clifford Jones, Mrs. Harold ]. Car
row, Sr., Mrs. William T. Nowland
and Miss Ruth Jones, all of Snlyr-
ma. Fourteen grandchildren and
nine great grandchildren also sur
vive. Her six grandsons were pail
bearers. The funeral services were
Monday afternoon from the Mat
thews Funeral Home, with the Rev.
Walter L. Beckwith, pastor of As
bury Methodist Church, officiat-
ing. Interment was in Odd Fel-
lows Cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1949-07-21
NAME DONKEY
BALL TEAMS
Smyrna Lions To Play Benefit
Game With Clayton Lions
Here July 2Sth
UNDER LIGHTS

Anyone looking for good laugh
should buy a ticket at once for the
Donkey BASEBALL game sponsor
ed by the Smyrna Lions Club for
Thursday, July % at pm. The
Smyrna Lions will have the coop
GRAFTON of their brother Lions, the
Clayton Lions Club, in this effort
to raise funds for the Smyrna
clubs projects. Consider the per-
sonnel of the two teams, which will
oppose each other in the game on
donkeys, and decide whether you
can afford to stay away. Members
of the Clayton Club who are will
ing to enter into the riotous game
include Edward Wootten, Manuel
Alvarado, Donald "Spec" Ennis,
Henry Ennis, Ernest Mattiford,
Julian Dunning, Harry Moore,
'fPud' Stanley, Ralph Carrow, Bob
Douglas, Jim Carson, AL ONeal,
Ned Horn, Press Burriss, Pres
Burriss, Jr., and Roland Mills. Rid
ing donkeys on the Smyrna team
will be Guy Edmondson, Lex
FAIRIES, Bobby FAIRIES, Bill Kruch-
en-, Jack Schafer, Bill Doughten,
Gebbie Gebhart, Bud Dietrich,
Dick Price, Lee Slaughter, Ed VIII
liams, Monk Middleton, Jim Pap
pas, Jack O'Connor, Jim O'Connor,
Howard Slaughter and Tim Mccoy.
Additional recruits to the teams
will be announced later. Tickets
now are on sale. Be on hand to
see these stalwart Lions cope with
the donkeys who have minds of
their own about how the game
should be played. 1t has been sug-
gested that if any donkey gets
stubborn and wants to stand still
"Spec" Ennis is big enoungh to
pick that donkey up and carry him
off the field. We shall see. The
game will be played on the Smyr-
ma Athletic Field under a special
floodlighting system which will be
installed by the sponsors. Tickets
are in the hands of members of the
Smyrna Lions Club, and details
are in the hands of Bobby FAIRIES
and Jack O'Connor, committee
members appointed by Stanley
Middleton, president.
Smyrna times., 1949-07-21
C. OF C.. AWARDS
SCHOLARSHIP
Miss Kay Boehmler Again
Awarded Chamber of Com
merce Scholarship
PREPARING TO TEACH

Miss Kay Boehmler, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Boehmler
of Smyrna, was again awarded the
Chamber of Commerce Scholarship
by the Board of Directors at a
special meeting here on July 18th.
Miss Boehmler, who has just COM
pleted her junior year at the Uni
versity of Delaware, is preparing
to enter the teaching profession.
The Smyrna-Clayton Chamber of
Commerce awards this 5000 schol-
arship annually to boy or girl
graduate of John Bassett Moore
School who is able to meet all of
the necessary personal, scholastic
and moral qualifications. These
qualifications are: the applicant
must have had a satisfactory scho-
lastic record during high school,
must be of good moral character,
and shall be in the opinion of the
Board of Directors deserving of as
sistance and shall receive scholar
ship aid from no other source and
upon graduation from high school
entering college or university ap-
proved by the American Associa-
tion of Colleges and Universities.