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Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29
HOUSE FOR SALE
HOUSE FOR SALE

On DUPONT Highway, near Milford
High School, storm windows, venetiae
blinds, large screened front porch,
plenty of shrubbery and shade, lot 100
by 249. Price reduced for quick sale.
j. NJ Bennett, Realtor. Apply Harvey
G. Marvel. Phone 422W, Milford. It
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

FOR SALE-Complete Photographic
developing and enlarging outfit. Fed-
eral enlarger. F.3.5 lens, electronic TIM
er, Two tanks, 20 different items, $3.50
Will not sell Separately q Fd,Sa,.
Wood, JOB Church avenue, Milford.
Fhone "a and 792. a29-tf
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OVERHEAD
DOORS

and Automatic Door Operators. Dis
tributed by L. T. Fox, Contractor,
Milford, Del. Phone s74J1. m25-26t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29
NOTICEl

I will not be responsible for any
bills unless contracted by myself.
Myrtle Wyatt, Frederick, Del.
a15-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

FOR SALE-Many useful things for
the home. Tables, marble top and
wooden; chairs of many kinds, lamps,
rugs, a desk, utensils, i'm fact much
more than could be mentioned. Avenue
w. s. c. S. auction sale, May Z, at
Community Building, Milford. Begins
at IL a. m. Walter Dickerson, Auction
eer. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

FOR SALE-Beautiful modern home
title kitchen and bath. Automatic dish
washer, hardwood floors, cellar, screen
porch, garage. Located on RehobOth
Cut-Off. w. Z. Lank. Broker. Phone
13O Harry S. Rust. Phone 774W, Mil
ford. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

FOR. SALE-One F-12 Farmall trac-
tor, on rubber, with plows, disc and
cultivators, all i'm very good condi-
tion. Also one Maytag gasoline motor.
A bargain. Benson A. Towers, Sea
ford (Reliance) Del. al5-3t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

BABY CHICKS FOR SALE New
Hampshlres, Red Rock Crosses, White
Leuhorns and Barred Rocks. Hatches
each Tuesday and Friday. Delaware
ephone 437. Scarboroughs Hatchery.
Milford. j28-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

FOR RENT-Apartment Del-Tfaven
Farm, old Shawnee Road, five rooms,
bath and garden Available now. Also
four room apartment available June l.
Rent, $4,000. Can be seen Saturday and
April % and %, or write Mrs.
HI. b. Townsend, 1903 Ridley avenue,
Pa. a22-2t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

ROOFING FOR SALE = MEDIUM
W.T. Roll Roofing, $2.OO. Asphalt Double
Cote Strip Shingles, $635. Aluminium
Roofing, 11Ac so. #. Galvanized Iron,
11Ac so. ft. Cash and Carry, any guam
ers and Carpenters Warehouse" Wy
onning, Delaware. Phone Bedford
1921. a29-2t
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FLOOR COVERINGS ZOE SALE-

Armstrong and Gold Seal yard goods.
8, and ~ foot widths. Room size
rugs. X 8, 752 -, 8 x 10h, 8 IL,
3 X IS, ~ 10 and 12 is. Also fiber
rugs, Argo LinoIeum Company, Mil
ford. Phone $50. Opposite Grier Lum-
Der Company, a15-3t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

FOR SALE-One used 10 spout and
one 10 spout and one used check row
corn planter. One used two can milk
cooler. One used "B" International
tractor with cultivator and plows.
Wagamon Bros. Phone 1868, Milton,
Del a22-2t
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FOR

/. FOR SALE-2l foot boat. wifi IS.
board motor, in good condition. En-
gene j. Mills, Milford. Phone 5S9JIl.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29
Rsl;

ELECTRIC MOTORS-1z TO 1 III.
p, single phase; l h. p. to so h. D.,
3 phase, in stock. Immediate deliv-
cry. Newton's, Bridgeville, 2551.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

SIDING FOR SALE GRAY AS.
BESTOS shingle, $1,000 So; White
Asbestos Shingles, $1O.95 So; Glaytex
Asbestos Shingles, $3.50 So; Roll
Brick Siding, S4.10 roll. Cash and Car
ry. T. r. Brown Company. Farmers
and Carpenters Warehouse" Wyom-
ing, Delaware. sPhone Bedford 1921.
a29-2t
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FOR SALE-NIilk goat, fresh. VIII
liam c. Fitzgerald, Lincoln. a22-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

GRYERsS DIPPED ICE CREAM.
Csc QUART, Milford, Del. i7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

CAPON FARM FOR SALE /.
Capacity FIVE thousand capons. WIN
seach buyer how to grow and mar
twenty-five hundred layers. Gould he
used for fifteen thousand broilers
Frey Ellendale, Del. a1-5tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

WANTED - Insurance Salesman.
Collector for an old established debit
in this territory, between ages 81 and
As years, with car and married, salary
and commission, experience not nee
essary. Write Box S15, Easton, Mary
land. a15-5tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

FOR SALE-9S acre farm, with elec-
tricity, good six. room house and barn.
Is acres good wheat and rye. lmmedi-
ate possession. New John Deere trae-
tor, plows and mower Located ] mile
from Harrington. r.. e. Nelson, Har-
rington. Del. a29-2t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29
WINDOWS AND SASH FOR SALE:

S2.25 each. 3 1t. 8 10 w. Pine Sash,
$1.7O. 12 X IL PLR w. P. Windows G.
SASH, $3.75. 12 x 20 PLR w. P. Frames
$5.75. "a X "a CKR w. P. Windows, 1
over 1, S400. "a X "a CKR Frames,
"a X Is, S14. as. "a 20, $1575 "a
"a, $1675 81 "a, Sits. Any guam
tity Cash and Carry. T. r. Brown
Company Farmers and Carpenters
Warehouse" Wyoming, Delaware.
Phone Bedford 3021. a29-2t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29
ATTENTION FARMERS: CERTI.

FLED TOMATO PLANTS FOR SALE
All popular varieties until June ~.
Place your order now Telephone Mill
ford 1873 Frank Clendaniel, lne., Linz
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

WANTED-Part time job, three or
four days week. Capabilities: book
keeper, payroll, general clerical. What
have you? Write Box 54, co Milford
Chronicle, Milford. a22- At
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29
ED

WANTED - An experienced piano
tuner to tune my piano Call after
p. n Phone 475, Milford 1t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

FOR SALE-Poultry farm. Located
on cement highway about / mile from
Milton, room house with improve
ments, garage, broiler house for 5000,
fruit, garden and Is acres of fine rich
land. Price, $1,000 $1,000 cash re-
quired Poultry farm, capacity, 1000
broiler house, fine buildings, cement
highway, one mile from Milton. Six
room house, improvements, garage,
shade an6 fruit trees. Two acres of
land. Price, $3.50. Half cash requir-
ed. Chas. Stuchlik, Broker. Phone 5654
Milton, or John r. Marvel. Phone 4442,
Milton. a29-2t
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ROUTEMAN WANTEn

round work Established territory. Ex-
perience not necessary. Ability governs
earnings. Modern services, Inc, Mil
ford Laundry. a8-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

FOR SALE@31 acre farm, three
miles from Slaughter Neck Church;
improved by six room house and small |,
chicken house. Includes three acres of
pine timber. Emma b. Boyce, r. No.
|, Box "a, co Eldridge w. Donovan,
Milton, Del. a29-2tp
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FOR SALE-NAILS

l0c ID, any quantity Barb Wire, S7.7
spool Ssalvanize Roofing, 1IAc. sd. #.
AlOSe discount on Builders Hardware).
cash and Garry r. r. Brown Com
pany. Farmers and Carpenters Ware
house, Wyoming, Delaware. Phone
bsglorg SOzl. a29-2t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29
FANCY SOY BEAN SEED FOR

FOR SALE-1947 Buick convertible.
in excellent condition; also 1948 Pom
tiac convertible, excellent condition;
one 1916 Ford tudor, good condition;
also one bathroom wash stand, per-
feet condition, one noiseless toilet,
one 80 gallon water tank, new; one all-
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Mrs. Mary A. I. Phillips
Service Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Anna Ziegler Phillips, 81. a life
long resident of the Washington
area and a former church organ
list here. will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow in the Deal funeral
home, 48l2 Georgia avenue NV
Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
She died Saturday In the Subur-
ban Hospital. after an illness OF
a week.
Educated In the schools here. she
gave piano lessons for more than
so years. She played the organ for
Is years at the former Methodist
Episcopal Church at North Capitol
and X streets at the beginning of
the century. She also was inter-
ested In painting. and several OF her
works were accepted by the Cor
coran Gallery OF Art.
A member Of the Organist Guild
of America, she also belonged to
the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union, was a lifelong member
of the Methodist Church and was
on the board of the Methodist
Home here. For the last few years
she had lived at 200 Jones Bridge
road. near Chevy Chase Lake. Nd.
She was the widow OF George
Emery Phillips.
Her closest living relatives are q
niece and nephew. Mrs. Ruth Nash.
902 jefferson street NV, and WI
liam Ziegler, 242l North Capitol
street.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Folsom Doy' Held at Hearing
On Social Security Coveroqe

from about 10 eaa aaa 70 ~ esaa -
ooa
: The benefits ae increased -
come IN line wtth current ~Aees
and the cost Q. lfYtns Tesks tns
administration also hAs suggested
but Mr.. Poison dac 10; sxrwx IN
al respects or 'as so~ a1.Aa
should be accomplished
J, The tar rate ssscsaad ~ ua-
erased iycn tar as~~g1i pet
cent 10 Ia PEI ernt each asagnss
employees PAY and employers
payrolls a. tire time sfss benefit
are increased The tAa Is cur 10
Jump automatically January 10
/ y per es7i Nj Poison Saas tfar
tax should he collected only ef,
the FRS. s. hoo q a p~rSssa In.
come as a, present and xsgg9ga3d
not be Assessed against ttse sr>s
sssao rs the administration has
asked
4. No action StluliG bx taken hy
the Federal Government, As the
administration proposes. n set-
ting up = temporary DISABILITY
benefit plan. but this problem
should be left 20 the States The
cases Of total and permanent st.A-
ability also should be handled on
a local basis rather than ey the
Federal Government.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Rites for Mrs. King, 81.
Set Tor tomorrow

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Evening star., 1949-04-19
D. re asss<ss sss~sa ss~sa

Expansion Of Sc.al security
coyeraSe and hco<sang al Old are
and survivors insurance BENEFITS
WAS urged on Congress today ay
Marion B. Folsom. treasurer o. the
Eastman Kodak Co.
But the Rochester IN. " bus
treSsrnan. who participated II
drafting az the original Socaal
Security Act in 1885. DISAGREED
with President Trunan,s pizn$ for
security expansion IN some major
particulars, He doesn't want The
tax as high as Mr.. Truman sue-
gested.
BY coincidence II waS Folsom
day" before the House WAYS and
Means Committee. now consldertns
the administration s proposals for
broadening the security program
Gov. James z. Big Jim Folsom
Of Alabama will follow the kodak
officiai before the committee. The
two are not related.
Mr., Folsom from Rochester. IN
his prepared statement. proposed
l. That all gsinfuily employed
persons be brought into the old
age and survivors insurance pro-
gram as soon as feasible. The
Truman administration has asked
this. II Congress agrees. the num-
Der covered would be increased
Evening star., 1949-04-19
HIT Mrtttnriattt
,Rpy. IRENE GlAscoE, GLAscoE

BERRY, IRENE GLAsCoE, GLAsCOE.
JAMES H. In loving memory OF our loy-
ns nS1hr dssgh5 and ,1s M
S OWNS seAfs husssnd ban, Aan and fsther M JAMES
GLASCoE. who passed away three years
ago. March %, 1946.
DAUGHTER, VERNETTA BERRY: MOTH
Err: SISTER AND BROTHER, WIFE
HAWKINS, WILLIAM 3. In loving
@S who dssp this NJ one
ago today. April 10. 194s.
How very close his memory Is to me today.
For, though he's gone, those treasured
thoughts can never fade away.
He suffered hours. yes, hours Of pain
Till God alone knew what was best
And called him home to give him rest,
LOVING WIFE. EuNICE.
our dear mother, ANNIE s. JONES. who
departed this life twenty-three years ago
today, April 10, 1925.
Your life was unselhsh and for others you
Not for what you received, but for what
DEVOTED 5Ti sVsii GH1LpRElN. i5isl WILLIAM. ERNEST.
AUGUSTUS AND ROSIE JONES.
LEITcH. FRANK PIERCE. In loving
PIERCE LETTcH, who was killed two
years ago today. April 19. 1947.
Gone. but not forgotten.
WIFE PAULINE v. LEITCH.
MINOR. WILL. In loving remembrance
Of my dear husband WILL MINOR. who
left me four years ago today, April 10,
1945
Deep in my heart is a picture
OF my loved one gone to rest;
For you were one Of the best.
DEVOTED WIFE. ROSETTA MINOR.
MORRIS, JAMES A. In loving memory
of cur husband and father, JAMES A.
MORRIS. who passed away one year ago
today, April 19. I94s.
April brings sad memories Of our loved
one gone to rest,
God gave us strength TO bear the sorrow
And courage 10 fight the blow,
But what II meant to lose him,
No one on earth will ever know.
THE FAMILY.
PIERRE. SAMUEL G. In loving mem
ory Of SAMUEL O. PIERRE. who departed
this life eight years ago today, April ID.
1941.
Treasured thoughts OF one so dear
Often bring q silent tear:
Thoughts return 10 scenes Ions past.
Time rolls on; nSn eHs INp nsn1ries r.arIy Ilsyst..
my dear wife. VIRGINIA a. sHEEHY. who
died three years ago today. April 10, 1916.
Reauiescat In pace.
our i beloved soa one. JOHN r. vs"1Wsaf WEBB, who @
left US so suddenly, twenty-nine years
ago today, April 10. 1890.
We think of you often and never will
FORGET you THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
DR.. Roxatie Runk
Dies at Saniiarium

DR.. Roxatte lands Runk, tirst
head OF the Department ot
ophthalmolgy and Otolaryngology
at Washington SanitaTium. died
last nigh, in the sanitarium She
had been Ill six months.
DR.. Runk, who came 10 Wash
ington in l926 and was assoc ia ted
with the sanitarium from that
year until her retirement two
years ago. was born at RruAhy
Run. w. Va She was graduated
from a nursing course at Battle
Greek Mich Sanitarium before
taking her medical work at
American Medical Missionary
College. Battle Greek.
She worked at the seventh
day Adventist Sanitarium at
Madison. Wis: Emanuel Mission
AIRY College al Berien Springs
Mich. and at Battle Greek Sani-
tarium before coming to Washing
ton, She also studied In Vienna
Austria. She was n member Of
Sligo Seventh day Adventist
Church.
DR.. Runk Is survived by a
brother, J. w. Riggieman of
Akron, Ohio. and a cousin. Miss
Zella Lands Of Bethesda. Her
husband. a classmate at medical
school. died some years ago.
Funeral services viii be held at
2 pm. Thursday In .Takoma Park
Seventh day Adventist Church.
Burial will be at George Washing
ton Memorial Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Funeral Mass Tomorrow
For Mrs. Mary {. 5. Pole,

Funeral services will be held al
10 am. tomorrow for Mrs. Mary
Ellen Sanderson Policy. 72. a mem
ber of an old Southwest Wash
ington family. who died Saturday
in Garfield Hospital.
The mass will be in the Church
of the Nativity. and burial will be
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Policy. who lived at 1881
Rock Greek Ford road NV, was
the widow of John F. Policy. who
died in 1945. Mr.. Policy had been
with the Washington Loan e. Trust
Co.'S real estate department.
Mrs. Policy. who spent most OF
her summers at North Beach. Md.
is survived by two daughters. Miss
Mary Adelaide Policy. Avondale,
Md. and Mrs. Bertha C. Sullivan
Bethesda; three sons, John T
Policy. 3517 Ames street NV:
Joseph S. Policy, 1900 Taylor
street NV. and Charles Edward
Policy. Charleston. w. Va; two
brothers, George w. Sanderson of
Washington and William H. San
derson of Waynesboro. N. c., and
four grandchildren.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Capt. Robert Wells
Burial Here Today

Capt. Robert X. Wells. industrial
manager of the 9Th Naval District
who died Friday at Great Lakes
Naval Hospital. was to be buried
at ] pm. today al Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Capt. Wells died as a result OF
injuries received In an automo-
bile accident last December 80
near Cincinnati. Ohio. He is
survived by his widow. Mrs. Ethel
w. Wells. and two daughters,
Misses Priscilla Ann and Margaret
Jane. all OF New Orleans.
Capt. Wells was oorn March 7.
1899. in Chicago. and graduated
from the Naval Academy in 1920
In 1887 he served with the bureau
of Construction and Repair at the
Navy Department. and later was
a member OF the Board of Inspec-
ton and Survey of the Once of
Chief Of Naval Operations.
Pallbearers were 10 be Rear Ad-
miral Charles D. Wheelock. Rear
Admiral p. B. Nieoecker. Capt,
Walter r. Christmas. Capt, James
E. Hamilton. Capt. Robert z. Nc
Shane. 1t, Comdr. II. r. Reigat.
William Webster and Carlton
Shugg.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Col. Richard I. Daniel,
Prominent Builder,
Dies in Miami at 81
D. shs Asseeseae5 Press

MIAMI. Fla. April le. Col.
Richard Tevia Daniel. 81. widely
known Texas and Oklahoma
builder. died here last night.
Col Daniel died In the former
64-room Seminole Hotel overlook
ing busy Flagler street in down.
town Miami. where he had lived
since l942, when he was brought
to the hotel by ambulance from
Dallas. Tex.
His physician attributed death
TO pneumonia At the bedside
were one of his three sons. VIII
liam H. Daniel of Tulsa. and two
nurses. Only 10 days ago another
son, Sam p. Daniel, was here from
Tulsa to discuss business with
him.
Other Survivors.
A third son, r. T. Daniel, tr..
who in 1914 attempted to throw
his fathers multi-million dollar
estate into curatorship and
charged his two brothers were
holding their father prisoner In
the hotel, lives at Kerrville. Tex.
He also is survived by a daughr
ter. Mrs. D. M. Wallace OF Hous-
ton. Tex, and two sisters. Mrs.
E. E. Greever Of Spokane. Wash.
and Mrs. Lillian Gettys, Mentone.
Calf.
The body will be sent TO Tulsa
for funeral services and burial
Mr.. Daniel was born in 1862 in
Tomkinsville, KY. He was col
onel in the Washington State
Militia. where he served in 1850.
and was an honorary member OF
the Army-Navy Club in WASH
ington, D. c.
Built Trail Hotel.
He was active in development
Of Spokane. owning several busi-
ness building there. and in 1888
he built the Trail Hotel in Trait.
British Columbia.
He came to Miami in 1902 and
cleared pineland to build the
Seminole Hotel. predicting a great
city would rise around it in time.
1t did.
Around 1911 he went to Tulsa
and built Is business properties
there. including a l0-story Office
building. He moved his family
to Dallas in 1923 and remained
there until August, 1912, when he
returned to Miami.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Funeral Services Held
For Robert n. Sullivan

Funeral NerS Ices for Rohsrt ".
Sullivan. tcr I3 wears With the
ReconstFuettnn fGnAner Corp &.
were held IN the Chambers fu~
neral fone. Isoo Chaplin siteet
NV. this morning The Rev,
Robert Bridge. acting pastor ~
the Nca York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. and Dl John Palues,
pastor emeritus of the Mount
Pleasant Presbyterian Church.
offictated
Mr. sullivan died FRIDAY In
Gallinerr Hospital He was ~,
Born In Mount Vernon. Ind. he
was the son al Walter /. and
lAnne Slocum sullivan Before
Coming Ia WRshine ton he liFed for
many years IN South America. rep
rrsenting packing and oil com.
panS
During World War II he was
sent 10 South America by the
Government 10 obtain rubber for
war uses.
He is survived by tao sisters.
Mrs George r. Agnlci and Mira,
NJ Luise Fox. both of this city.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Victor WohIbere Dies;
New York Clock Winder
by the Assaeiosed Press

NEW YORK. April i9.-victor
wahlberg. rs. who was New York's
official clock winder for 40 years
before 1888, died yesterday.
A native Of Sweden. he began
winding. oiling and repairing mu-
nicipal clocks In 1892. making
weekly rounds from sCity Hall In
downtown Manhattan 70 the
Harlem Courthouse at l2lst street.
tending the city's 100 clocks.
A retired jeweler. he worked
under l3 mayors. but rarely saw
any of them because he made his
rounds before the officials reached
their Offices.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Death Of CAB Atiorne'
From Gunshoi Ruled
Suicide by Coroner

A certificate Of sneide has been
issued In the death OF q crippled
Civil Aeronautics Board lawyer
who shot himself yesterday q few
hours after he failed 70 answer a
gun-carrying and tntoxication
charge in Municipal Court.
Coroner A. Magruder MacDora-
aid said Archer w. Cochran. IS.
fred the single shot which ended
his life as he sat in hts parked
car at the Brentwood Shopping
Center. 1900 block o, Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Mr.. Cochran's body was found
slumped against the car door after
passerby reported blood on the
running board. A .25-calioer Ger
man automatic was wedged be-
tween the seat and the door.
A note scribbled on the back of
an Easter card and an old news
paper clipping concerning the
conviction Of man by the same
name on a drunken driving charge
were found In the cars glove
compartment. The note. addressed
to All" bore the words. I'm
tired Of it all" police said.
Cited After Accident.
Mr.. Cochran was due in court
yesterday morning to answer the
charges of carrying deadly
weapon and intoxication. He was
cited after a minor traffic accident
Sunday at Fourteenth street and
independence avenue SW.. ac-
cording to police reports.
Pvt. John W. Bonomo of the
traffic division said he saw Mr.
Cochran shove a .38-caliber police
type revolver under the car seat
Immediately after the crash. Pvt.
Bonomo said he was told by the
driver that he planned to sell the
gun that night. The policeman
confiscated the weapon.
Judge Aubrey E. Fennell con-
tinued the case against Mr.. Coch-
ran yesterday after Bondsman
Max Weinstein said he had called
on Mr.. Cochran at his boarding
house. 1885 Newton street NE.
and found he wasn't feeling well
The newspaper clipping which
police said was Ill the car re-
ferred to the October 30. l947.
conviction of an Archer Cochran
of the Newton street address on
a drunk-driving charge. Num-
cipal Court records show that on
the date an Archer Cochran was
fined 500 after pleading guilty
to the charge.
Air Transport Examiner.
CAB officials said Mr.. Cochran
was an airtransport examiner in
the Bureau of Economic Regula-
ton. He had worn braces on his
legs since a childhood attack OF
infantile paralysis. it was said
Friends said Mr.. Cochran's wife
Mildred had recently obtained
divorce. She is believed to be
living in California.
Mr.. Cochran was a native of
and had a law degree
from the State university. He
came to Washington about l3
years ago. friends. said.
In addition TO his divorced wife,
Mr.. Cochran is survived by a mar
ried. daughter Betty. Who also is
living in California: two brothers,
Paul Cochran. Oklahoma City. and
Edward l.. Cochran. Los Angeles:
q. sister. Miss Evelyn Cochran, New
Orleans. and q niece, Mrs. George
o. Huey J ssH Laurel Hill, Green
belt, Md ~ ~ @&
Evening star., 1949-04-19
StuIinqrod GeneroI Dies

MOSCOW. April 10 tPl The
Soviet Army organ Red Star has
announced the death of Mai. Gen.
M. I. Denisenko. veteran of Stall
ingrad and holder Of many valor
citations,
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Pelieon Proves Rhyme, Dies

SAVANNAH. Ga April la>-~An
attempt Of = pelican 10 Show the
world that his beak could hold
as much as his belly can to
quote an old rhyme proved fatal.
Mrs Aiva Jones found the greedy
bird washed on shore yesterday.
Lodged In the 7o-poaInd pelicans
throat was is's pound bass.
Both we're dead