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Milford chronicle., 1949-06-17
Block Party

st. Paups Gospel Chorus will
give block party on July on
North street. 1t will begin at 1890
o'clock and a dinner will then be
served at the church. Baked ham,
potato salad, fried chicken, chick
en- pie, ice cream and cake and pie
will be served.
At 300 p. m. a bicycle parade
will take place, starting at the col
ored school, going down Church
street and turning at West Third
and up North street. A $500 prize
will be awarded for the best dec
GRATED bicycle. Second prize will
be free trip to the movies. Gar
eld McDOwall will be the director
of the parade.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-17
Salisbury Doctor, Family off
To Care For Arizona Indians

A young physician, his wife and
FIVE daughters are rolling across
the United States on their greatest.
adventure.
In station wagon piled high
with personal belongings they are
on their way to a new life among
Arizona's Navajo Indians. DR. Starr
is turning his back on successful
medical practice in Salisbury, Nd,
to minister spiritually and physic-
ally to the Indians.
Their destination is Ganado,
Arizona, where DR.. Starr will be on
the ,staff of the Presbyterian Mis-
sion His new job will pay him ST.
700 a year-a sum he has been
used to making every month or so.
Station Wagon Gift
The station wagon, 10-seater.
was the gift of friends here. The
STAIRS pulled out Wednesday on
the 1900 mile trip. They will visit
relatives enroute and begin their
new life July /.
The 35-year-old physician had
been contemplating the move as
long as 10 years ago. He came here
in 1941 as resident physician at
Peninsula General Hospital He
served in the Navy Medical Corps
during the war. Then he establish
ed practice here.
Last December, he heard of the
Indians plight-insufficient medi-
cal attention-and he flew to Gan
ado to investigate. It was then that
he made his decision
Tearing Up Roots
Leaving Salisbury was like tear
ing up roots. The couple sold their
comfortable home. During the past
few weeks they had been saying
goodbye to their many friends.
DR.. Starr states the reason fol
his decision in simple terms. Goo
called me for this work" he said
The STAIRS expect to make full
use Of the station wagon. In thC
rear, a place has been arranged foi
the children's maps. Then, at Gan
ado, DR.. Starr said, it will be jus
the thing for use on bad roads. II
win also make a good ambulance,
he added.
The Starr children expressed
mixed emotions during the tear
filled departure here. Blond-haire,
Carol, z, said she doesn't want t.
leave her first grade school friend
here. Margaret, 5, had her hear
set on going to school with Carol
friends next fall
The other girls, Sue, 4, Betty,
and Kathleen, four months, ap
peared happy with the whole thing
DIR. Starr won last years Sails
bury Award, an annual civic priz
given to the person who gives him
self unselfishly to the community
He was particularly cited for hi
work here with Alcoholics Anony
nous.
He was also trustee of the Wi
comico Presbyterian Church,
member of its choir and directo
of music, past president of the w
comico County Medical Society an
the Peninsula General Hospiti
staff, a member of Gideons Intel
national, and consultant for Alc'
holics Anonymous.
Enroute, the STAIRS will visit b
home town of Springfield, o., al
Oklahoma City. Mrs. Starr's m
ther, Mrs. A. L. Wright, Philade
phia, is travelling west with them
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-17
Rations for Hens

Breeding hens require reserve
of vitamins and minerals. Their ra-
tions should contain large amounts
Of animal protein concentrates such
as fish meal, meat scraps and dried
skimmilk and such feedstuffs as
dried whey and dried brewers
yeast.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-17

There are more than 200 yacht clubs
in the country.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-17
Traffic Gains ShOIUn
On State Highways
(continued IrolA nlsE pagel

Increases at the counters in SER
vice over May of last year were:
U. S. 202, north of Talleyville, S.S6
per cent; U. S. 13, north of Smyrna,
1884 per cent; U. S. 13, south of
Greenwood, 6.17 per cent.
Paver sills counters showed a
31.47 per cent increase on County
Route 1O4, south of Cheswold, and
a decrease of 1888 per cent OIL
County Route 88, north of Dover,
as compared with May of last year.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-17
Sale At Rays Is
Continued To Sat.
continued rrum nrst page,

The sale, which, according to
Mr.. Steen, has been a success from
start to finish has been advertised
exclusively in the Milford Chron-
icle, a total of 7056 lines of space
being used by Rays to advertise the
sale.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09
Cookies Corner
By
MARGUERITE HUNTER

Last week we gave you two de-
licious Spanish recipes and this
week we have another one. This
one was given to me by a very
good friend of mine and one of the
best cooks in Phoenix Mrs. Bessie
White. AS Mrs. White has spent
the greater part of her life in Phoe-
nix, I'm sure many of you have
eaten some of her tasty meals pre-
pared for church or personal af-
fairs. If so, you know she is highly
skilled in the culinary art.
Mrs. Whites first recipe is a
quickie for Tacos. To dozen tor
tillas use 1 lb. ground beef, one
half to 1 lb. of grated cheese, 1
Glove garlic, chopped fine, can
tomato sauce two nice big firm
tomatoes, diced, / bunch green
onions, or dry one, and a small
head of lettuce chopped or shred
ded.
Pour tomato sauce in pot, rinse
can, add the rinse to the pot. This
sauce may be thickened if desired.
Heat and add as much cayenne
pepper as you wish, season with
salt. Cook ground beef with min
ced garlic. Place tortillas in hot
fat until puffed then place on plat
ter and cover with the cooked sea-
soned ground beef. Add cheese,
onions, diced tomatoes and lettuce.
Fold up and pour sauce over con-
tents of each tortilla, seal with
toothpicks.
Another of Mrs. Whites recipes
is for Kidney Stew. Use 2 or 3
beef kidneys, about one pound. Cut
open remove tubes fat and tough
membrane; soak in cold salted wa
ter about one-half hour. Drain
and season with salt and pepper
and dredge with flour. Braise in
hot fat. Brown the seasoned flour
and add enough water to cover
kidneys. Add 1 Glove garlic and
small onion to the browning flour.
Cover and cook until tender, about
45 minutes. Diced potatoes may
be added if desired.
Thank you, very much Mrs.
White. Hope we will receive some
more of your fine recipes soon.
That's all for now, neighbors.
I will have some household hints
for you next week.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09
Absentee Ballots

According to the Nogales Herald the absentee ballot
issue in Santa Cruz county, as it is in Marcopa ella
and other counties of Arizona 1t is the abuses of the
privilege of absentee voting that have brought the whole
question the fore It that the only practical solu
ton of the vexaons problem of absentee ballots would
be the repeal of the granting the right vote
sons who do not live in the district
The Nogales Herald after discussing the recent school
election in that city in which several unqualified persons
were alleged to have cast their ballots presents
angle to the absentee voting question in the following
language
The absentee voting law is another example of
voting confusion. This law is temptation for illegal
voting Persons who moved away from this county
years ago are still voting here and they know little
nothing about issues concerning permanent residents
They hide behind the provision of the law which
they claim continuous residence
The election laws require electors to read and
write the English language before they cast
ballots. It could be that these persons, not qualified
to vote might take advantage of the liberal absentee
law and cast ballots which would escape challenging.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09
Back Of The Show Windows

What does a retail stores show window stand for?
First of ALL of course it is designed to interest you in
buying goods If you like what you and consider the
price fair, you'll probably become customer. not
you'll to another store that meets your needs
better.
Beyond that, however, the show window is about as
good visual example of how this country works
find We pride ourselves, and Justly on our mag
ncent system of production, which has given us
abundance of goods of all kinds which provides much
Of our employment and which has helped raise our living
However, mass production would not be success sue or
from the factories must be moved swiftly efficiently and
economically into the hands of the people who will use
them American retailing is superbly geared to perform
that job believes that the sound way to do business
to turn over large volume of merchandise at small unit
profit And what keeps that principle always at work is
aggressive competition between stores of all kinds and
sizes.
Visitors from abroad and especially the few who
from the countries within the Soviet orbit always
amazed and dsbelevng when they typical American
shopping center-whether be Fifth Avenue or Main
Street. They used to subsistence standard Of iv
ng and economy of scarcity at home that they believe
to be universal state of affairs Free enterprise, as
exempfed by the shop windows, shows them how wrong
they
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09
TIME FOR INVENTORY

This year of 1949 has just about spent tselfwasted
away. This is meant literally too in reference to our
Coored population here.
It's time we take inventory to what have ac-
complished for ourselves in the last IL months
if have been failure and if next maybe we
will profit by mistakes.
If we look back the year it is obvious we have
been absolute failure, far community bettermen
concerned Let's if point to thing with
pride that have accomplished! No. not one-f So it
insignificant until it is overshadowed by the many
things failed to do.
In taking inventory let's start with the Urban League
What happen to it? Nothing happened-why? Because
those who camored for reorganization got what they
wanted-reorganization and that's ALL It's hard to be-
lieve they wanted more.
What has the N.A.A:C.P done in 1949? Can we
point to single thing in the of community better
ment?
We feel we are forced to make mention of these two
organizations especially because they our national
leaders and are looked to for guidance.
We called ourselves entering the field of politics this
fall-what did do Nothing,-why,-fo the same
reason local Urban League and N.A.ACP exist in
only.
AS this unaccomplished year fades into oblivion,
need to take stock of ourselves and strive for greater
complishments in the next years to come.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

ly conduct when he allegedly Shov-
ed a Birmingham policeman.
The policeman ch arge the
Progressive Party's vice-presiden-
tial candidate in the 1948 campaign
used a entrance for colored peo-
pie at a Birmingham Negro church.
Huey used the policeman's written
testimony extensively in arguing
Birmingham's side of the case.
Taylor's Attorney, Negro Arthur
Shores, filed a brief Tuesday ques-
toning the constitutionality OF
Birmingham's segregation l w.
Shores said that he'll carry the
case to the u. S. Supreme Court, If
necessary.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09
Segregation
Not Main Issue
In Toylor Case

Montgomery, Ala. - Birming-
hams assistant Attorney, Thomas
E. Huey, argued Thursday that the
city's segregation law was only re-
motely connected with the $50 dis
orderly conduct : resisting arrest
fine slapped on Sen. Glen Taylor
CD, Idaho, in May of last year.
Huey told Alabama's court of Ap-
pealS that the issue is whether
Sen. Taylor was guilty of disorder
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

Mrs. TheIma Stovall, 30-year-Old
recording secretary of Local 185,
Tobacco Workers international
Union (AFL), was the only wom-
an elected to public office in the
Nov. 8 election in Louisville and
jefferson county. She will rep
resent the 38th district in the
Kentucky House of Representa-
tives.-Federated PictureS)
Evening star., 1949-06-22

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kelilnE les us sc over yeG: al.
hcgiliss AID kAoE you where yo2
osn make aa!ek sale at proper
market pr3ee Eve or S4n Phors
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DEsIRE BUNGALOW. nearby No
from oEneF. Substantial cash VA
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NEARBY MD--Any type ef Coaei-
ton. all cash within ~ h0urA CAl
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Evening star., 1949-06-22
NEW CAPE COD

BrAsf bunssIev eootsinsnE beautiful
~ rm with Arspiaes. einstts haoa
eeutppsd Kit. : lovely beormf sns
fsjs6 hath an lRt aeof stairs 70
huse. tnsaIaied attic With aorru*fa
pfgrnhsns ard htst rsushse fr 'sA
hsrsi-, sas heat Priced $50
Wood Coniey Co. Realtors
sfIa @. Ave a. s.as, ...s,,.-. .4il 2 -.-zs
Evening star., 1949-06-22
SILVER SPRING

ssy Care Co1 sra<k hezss 90 As.
hnesexped corner tes: thFe4aa sss-
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pseane u4n1ox3 din. IN win
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sAr bsagsns, aaA eath; fgn essrt-
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sss heat reagss6 IN fec sstk. Es-
erisens tnnsfra<stsE- fFheee SIS sss
Wood Comics Co. Realtors
s7lD Ga ave L. SEQ LII s.---ss
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Housks Foe SAtE-Seuthsss

HouSES eoe SAlE-Seethsssi
ANAcOeTIA- 1880 W o. ss-pst
81 600 ecwr HAITIAN REALTY
Mc s is4s Cod Hops re- Sc
AsAcosTn = Lars. sss- ssyece. :
sn, ane ssth. saa .1 rsesS- rar-,ttas ~, t,.
REALTY. INC. is45 ooee Hope &c
FAIRFAX VILLAGE. l7Is 40th 81
I Is.' rms ru. hoas iss ss,hs a s1' ) eG sea1r.
oil s-e heat. fal ssni. besutifu.
recT ru. Venetian blinds swninEt
fenced ysre; near snoppinE: pTieso
NEBEo Really CO. soc 2
Nichols ave. Sc Pr s3S7 N
FoKT DAVIS PARK sEcTioN-2-
story anc basement rov eriek IN
rooms. bath. recreation room. suIe-
a very good oay at slaa5a To In
speet cal NJ. White. tsye. Wa
2lsll. with VIM NJ rHRoCKMoR-
ssss eso. e.rsIfE .ss i.ns IL srss'' s7s. osi; 4;
2-yrs. old. rms and bath n each
apt gas s-e, heat. fenced yard
real bargain, only Sl4.5o0. nn1n-
s.ns a 5 ANNESBERc REAL. /.
SPACIOUS AND IMMACULATE IN
every respect, near Lincoln Park
anc all cows -AttE- tapestry bsk.
with Colonial front porch. q i&rEe,
bright rms, inelosed porches, gas
h--w.h-: full daylight bEmt: 2-eaF
det. brick gArage. Terms aVan
Poss. JOHN r. DONoHoE q Sons.
Realtors. 3l4 Pa. ave. sc. Il
3-U0s4 ga
Mr. BOILING FIELD-S-rm. semi
detached brick with full basement
eellent terms SENATE REALTY
gas heat, priced at S1l $50. on ex-
CO, EX. 1870. Ewes. call AK
1873. a3'
81, 800 CASH. Balance like rent. Per-
feet. 6-room. semidetache6 excel
neighhorhood; immediate posS- J Il
DWYER SIT 4923
Evening star., 1949-06-22
$3.50 CASH
FAIRFAX VILLAGE

semidet. brick home. Lxe. level lot:
g rms, mod. tile bath, gas heat, full
bsmt. Mo. payments like rent.
" wEITz : z FHALTx ~ aH5s' CORP soo dt lsth
COLoRED - $500 Down - Aunt
bldg. in convenient location: month.
H,iss S inssm' onis s7ssc sn'ns kAg I's kEH AZ
TY Co. NC, RA. 22O0. "a
'SEEsto S.Sis Constructed 1 s.bedroom houses house.
room. dining room, kitchen. finished
basement. tile bath. gas automatic
heat, Hardwick kitchen range, KEEL
-vinater electric box. hardwood noors;
nnanee. Open sunday, L. noon,
6. LINDSAY REALTY CO: North
6l46. weekdays; VI. o7se sundays
cohosHD-NR. ena sTss: 18th AND PA. AVE.
-S1 $50 down. bal. easy terms,
grsasd fsn5 PAUL t1s pERUaz esIe 81 asss Or
DI. 4463 or DE. 4713.
COLORED - SOUTHEAST = com
plete apis, 8 rooms and bath each.
Gas hot-water heat. Live in one
free and rent the other. Priced
tons. Down payment 20 suit your
poeketbook. Tell US that you are
isookins ter, NJ. Rien.fss; 70,
1924 18th st. nv. DT. 3346. -23
C0LORED-ANACOsTIA, blks. Oh
Nichols ave; 5-yr.-old semidet. brick
8 rooms, tile bath: deep lot: $l.250
down. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
l346 Good HOPE I'd. Sc. TR. 44oe.
Ii. 3-1lq2.
coLoRED-s1ss DOWN. near 1ath
and Pa. ave. s.e.--Beauttful row
brick. containing 8 rooms. brick
Faress, sss h.-wh; Vacant. In
porch. Price. $s.QSn: only $50 per
mo: Call ME: BRUNO Ma. stil'
ST. s.E.-8-rm. brick
home with fun basement. gas heat,
nice lot and garage. This home
has Ist-aoor lsvatory In addition
10 upstairs bath. SENATE REALTY
CO., Elk. 32T0. s3s
.eoa TO ~ soc DOWN.
Modern. clean, complete apts.. p
rm. brick; let your tenants buy youT
home. Conven. Capitol Hill loe,, Q
wonderful buy. Mrs. Coz, VI, s136.
ATLAS REALTY Co, ST 1883
Evening star., 1949-06-22
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Evening star., 1949-06-22

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE
Two 6.roon. s.bath houses, sll,-
$50 and S13:95o. One 4 apt. unit;
oil h.-w-h: See US lifst TO sell OF
buy. Mr.. Martun, DU. e1ll.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
CHASE. MD,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

REDUCED 20 ,utU
/ blk. off Conn ave, det brick IN
excel cond. on cor, lot 1o5xl2o fl;
1st a, lge. liv. rm. with nrepi
center reception hsn, din. I'm lee
modern kit. with pantry and break
fast nook. den, powder rm, lac
ssrsspsd sns sids s.ep%s P9Teh on b.th.. R n ln.
closets; Ard A.. stotAEe space; "a
rage. ARLrE l.. JOHNSON REALTY
CO, INC. OR. slo0 TIL o pm.
Evening star., 1949-06-22

COLoRED - CORNER BRICK. vic.
ea hes. aee ree Room. a yards sTd sRss down oil
terms. M q r. REALTY, RA. es12.
coLoREp-.I, 900 DOWN win buy
this 2-family brick home in very
eHns eiadsa ons sipisEs REs14Y ~
coIoRES4Ssoe SGt sE6- ia slGS sEock WEST af vih-
GINA AVE. NE lovely apts.,
completely redecorated; possession
Nv is4s e .;ss. ;si'af.s sS. :5siss'd ssis ca. s1
CoLORED-.$7.25O. 81. 500 down. s.
room row brick; excellent ne. loca-
ton: reasonable monthly payments.
coaofTn1es. Gall ER 19ee todaS Moor sr
standing l or 8 family brick In
peri. cond. open this evening 6:ss
toe. 2 rms. 2 full baths, bsmt
sst satrass coS Wsssnti tb,i ,im%sa ned. poss Pries
ceISRES4XEAR ceegsaEfs N isG2 ffsoofN ~ r4FK- PARK
brick Of rooms. bath. side hail.
full front porch. MITCHELL QUICK.
cni al nioREnI; 15S,; ISssR syss RA; 4s,S s41s sNn =.
Vacant. $1,000 down, for this row
Price sl2,s5o. RALPH b. COIN,
I424 K st. NV" Ex. sos, Ia.
coLoRED-ssss powN-1o11 end
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gG;so Pm, isi5 hl5 Hsl6rook st; ne.
VII. " ; det. BRICK s sar:' s sas ST Stoves, Is
2 refgrs.. Venetian blinds. A real
bsmt. with front entr. to street.
See Mr.. PAWS on premises or
coLokEp@IpEu 81 Iii esl1 LOCATION. Nss Q.
room brick house; 2 baths, 8 kits,
front porch. First & time ofieres.
Immaculate eond: Priced to sell
tsIs ssfs cs ssb IS FAN xnY fSF aRps units
as apartments and are about 10
.sSms. 'sias%fa', sEN@Ta REALTY 35s'i CO. TX *
CoLORED-ssOo powN-Better look
into this. 1900 blk. Kramer st. ne.
The best house In the blk; 6-rm.
brk, bsmt., front porch, h.-w. heat.
very good home. Price. SS,750.
Call OWNER. AT. 1904. "a
PECK HGH-Colo-
nial row brk. a nice size rms. bath,
Q complete kits: semi. bsmt. Price
down. Call CO. 1898. PECK CO
COLORED-K ST. NE.
Excellent condition. most convenient
location in town: z rooms. bath.
full basement. front and rear en-
oil hot-water heat; detached sarage.
Price and terms reasonable. Mr..
Sweeney. TW. 045p.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1914 18th st n DI 234R
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Sl2.500

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stops Of front 6oor osnsr has
eoasht lEs. home ard vii eoasies'
any reas cash offer Act Guitkiy
Evening star., 1949-06-22
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