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Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
100 Students VIII
Participate IH Boys
State, April 1928
toontinusd 100 nr.. $50

Delaware legislators, this order of
business viii by no means consti-
tute the entire program for Boys
State this year, according to
Charles A. Burrous, Jr., department
commander, and William e. Mat
thews, Jr., chairman of the COM
mittee arranging the affair.
Accompanied by state officers,
legislators. attaches and members
of the committee, the delegates from
the high schools will attend a ban
quet Friday evening, where an out
standing speaker will address the
visiting students, MIR. Todd said.
They will remain in Dover oveg-
night as the guests of hosiptable
D0ver citizens. who will provide
breakfast for the young Senators"
and Representatives" on Saturday
morning.
Program Explained
Work at Legislative Hall will
be resumed early Saturday morn
ing. April %, Commander Burrous
said Ample time will be found for
instruction on. sound principles of
democratic government and inter-
esting bills introduced in the Cen
eral Assembly will be debated and
acted upon by the boys. One of the
highlights of Boys State for all
concerned is to see many of these
boys debate like seasoned legisla-
tors. .
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

o'clock. Sunday school will be held
at IL a. IN. Rev. David w. Baker of
the Calvary Methodist Church of
Milford will have charge of the
services.
Bulletins were presented to the
church last week by a friend.
William Hendricks was taken to
the Milford Memorial Hospital on
Sunday and his condition is fairly
good.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Rawlins, have
returned from Miami. Florida,
where they spent the winter
months.
Mrs. Alice Coverdale and daugh-
ter Mildred were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Emory of Do
yer on Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Gerow was a patient
at the Milford Memorial Hospital
and her friends are glad to hear
that she is at her home and is
getting along fine.
The Women's Society of Chris.
tian Service met on Friday even
ing, April /, in the lecture room
of the church. During the bust
ness session it was voted to have
a covered dish supper at the mex
meeting May 6, for members only
Mrs. Helen Carlisle, Mrs. Mabe
Wilson and Miss Lizzie Lank hay,
charge of the social hour.
John Rogers had charge OF tn
services last Sunday at the Meth
odist Church, assisted by Mrs. Z
e. Wood.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
Mussels Prove Menace

MELBOURNE - (P) There
was a storm in Melbourne's Port
Phillip Bay, and 4,700 tons of mus
sells were washed on to the beach.
The Melbourne City Council had
to assign seven tractors with me-
chanical shovels to clear them. The
tractors had to work quickly to re-
move the mussels before they rot
ted. In places, they were two feet
deep.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

Fresh dill, chopped, is delicious
in a white sauce to serve over fish
that has been baked, broiled or
steamed. If the fresh dill is not
available, use the dried.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

Although uranium containing
ores are plentiful and widely scat
tered, it is itself rated almost as
scarce as gold-and hard to ex-
tract.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

Ancient Romans used much in-
cense, offering it daily in private
to family gods and in public
sacrifices sprinkled it on the heads
of victims
Evening star., 1949-07-16
| Lunutic Beckons
Truck Driver to
Edge of Pit
Bv the Associoted Press

AUSTIN. Tex. July 16.-It wa.
Tom Shells turn to drive his big
truck to the city garbage dump.
AS Mr.. Shell drove in, q man
came up and began directing him
to a place to unload.
Come on back some more" the
man kept saying.
Mr.. Shell backed and backed
Suddenly he remembered the drop
off at the dump. He slapped on
his brakes.
The rear wheels were 8 inches
from the edge of 60-foot drop
whats the matter with you?
Are you crazy?" he asked the man.
Il guess So" the man replied
I'm a patient at the Austin State
Hospital out here with a working
party unloading garbage. Guess
you're right"
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Insane Patient Stands Off
Deputies in Hospital
By the Associossd Press

TAFT, Okla, July 16-Armed
with a revolver. a 45-year-old pa
tient of the Eastern Oklahoma
Mental Hospital for Negroes bar
ricaded himself in a ward last
night and took potshots at deputy
sheriffs trying to get him out.
Roosevelt James vowed he
wouldn't be taken alive, but later
indicated he would be willing to
talk peace after a good nights
sleep.
He piled benches and chairs
against the doors of the ward and
the deputies decided to wait him
out.
Attempts to oust him with tear
gas failed.
DR.. E. P. Henry, hospital super
intendent, said the incident
started when an attempt was made
to transfer James to another ward.
Previously he had freedom of the
hospital grounds but had walked
off. How James obtained the gun
is not known.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Bituminous Coal Output
Shows Great Decrease
ey the Assoeioted Press

Bituminous coal production for
this year is running 12.4 per cent
behind last years output for a
similar period. the Bureau OF
Mines said yesterday.
The bureau estimated total pro-
duction for 1949 through July 8
at 260, 1868, 900 tons, a decrease OF
36,850, 900 tons from last year.
The bureau estimated produc-
ton of bituminous coal in the
week ending July 9 at 1885 ,00C
tons, compared with 9,84l 900 tons
for the week ending July 10, 1948.
Production for the previous week,
curtailed by the miners July 4
holiday, was 100000 tons.
The week ending July 8 was
the first of the three-day work
weeks ordered by John L. Lewis
But production also was held
down by the holiday.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Senator Butler Asks
Law 10 Curb Lawyers
Who Quit Government

A law to prevent former Gov
ernment officials from represent
ing private clients before the
agencies they once headed was
called for yesterday by Senator
Butler, Republican. of Nebraska,
who charged that a number of ex-
New Dealers are collecting "fat
legal fees" for using their inf1u-
ence around Washington
Senator Butler also asked for a
congressional investigation of the
activities of a number Of former
Federal officials. A similar inquiry
was demanded earlier by Senator
Long, Democrat, of Louisiana.
The Nebraska named seven men
once high in Government, who, he
said, were now profiting in private
law practice as a result of the
knowledge and influence they
gained while working for "Uncle
Evening star., 1949-07-16

Sam" They were named in q
statement titled "Ex-New Dealers
Feathering Their Nests" which
Senator Butler inserted in the
Congressional Record. They are:
Charles r. Denny and Paul Por-
ter. both former chairmen of the
Federal Communications Com
mission; James M. Lands, former
chairman of the Civil Aeronautics
Board; Thurman Arnold, former
head of the Justice Department. s
Antitrust Division; Abe Fortas
one-time Undersecretary Of In
terror; Joseph Nunan, former
commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue., and James Markham, for
mer Alien Property Custodian
Mr.. Porter, Mr.. Arnold and Mr.
Fortas are law partne-T.
I'VE hear a lot about five per
centers,' influence statesmen and
SUCH" Senator Butler stated, "but
the real influence men are the
professional bleeding hearts OF
the New Deal who have been con.
verted to the private enterprise
system by the fat legal fees they
have been offered. Proper legisla.
ton would crimp the style o1
these men who capitalize on the
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Shrine Crew Arranqed
For Convention Train
To Chicago Tomorrow

Even the engineers and other
transportation employees will be
wearers of the fez on the special
train which will leave the Union
Station tomorrow morning carry
ing 500 mobiles of Almas Temple
and their wives to Chicago. the
convention city of the Shriners of
North America.
President Truman will review
the opening day parade Tuesday
of the 18th Diamond Jubilee con-
clave at Soldier Field. Mr.. Tru-
man Is a member of Ararat Tenn
pie Of Kansas City.
The Washington delegates, un-
der the Craftsmanship of Chief
Rabban Julius B. Gay. arranged
for B. & o. train crew who were
all members of the Shrine.
The Washington visitors in
clude nlustrious Potentate Renah
F.. Camalier and the following
members of his divan: William j.
B. Orr. assistant rabban; Will
liam P. Jacobs. jr., high priest
and prophet; Wilfred E. Lawson,
oriental guide, and Frederick Will
ken, recorder.
The train will leave Washing
ton at 8 a. m. and will be boarded
IA minutes later in Silver Spring
by Mr.. Camalier and Edwin S.
Bethlehem. jr.. grand master of
MaSonS for the District.
Evening star., 1949-07-16

| in . legislative program being
drafted to end the tieup.
Government operation. the Gov.
ernor said yesterday, may be
considered as union busting" by
some and free enterprise bust
ing" by others. He added:
Perhaps it may be both, but 1t
certainly would be citizen-sav-
ing"
Jack Hall. leader Of the 1000
striking CIO stevedores. imme-
diately asserted the proposed leg
islation follows the employer
line" There was no comment
from employers.
The stevedores, members of the
International Longshoremen's and
Warehousemen's Union, struck
May / to boost their hourly pay
from $40 to $1.72. Employers
once offered to 60 as high as IA
cents an hour, then Withdrew
their offer. Negotiations have
been broken off.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Three Reds on Trial Fail
To Get Out Of Jail Again
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 16.-Three
defendants at the Communist con-
spiracy trial have failed in an
other try to get out of jail.
Judge Augustus N. Hand Of the
United States Court Of Appeals
yesterday turned down a request
that they be reinstated to bail.
The three, jailed for contempt
for the duration of their trial by
Federal Judge Harold r. Medina
sought bail pending efforts to get
the Supreme Court to review a
decision of the Circuit Court of
Appeals.
The Circuit Court Thursday had
upheld Judge Medina's action in
revoking the bail of the three.
They are Gus Hall, Ohio Commu-
mist chairman; Gilbert Green, Il
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Man Held in Stubbinq
His Fellow Roomer

Police early today arrested a
man who they said stabbed a fell
low roomer with a butcher knife
Stabbed in both sides last night,
James Davis, SO. colored, a chef,
was reported in satisfactory con-
dition today at Emergency Hos
pital. Ellis Logan, "a, colored
was arrested in the 900 block OF
@ street NV. a few hours afte,
the stabbing and charged with
assault with a dangerous weapon
The men lived in the. 1900 block
Of Eleventh street NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Linehan Expedition
Called Off by Navy
Just Before SAILING
ey the Assoeioted Press

BOSTON, July 16.-A scientific
expedition to the Arctic, directed
by the Rev. Daniel J. Linehan,
s. j.. noted seismologist, was can
celled yesterday three hours be-
fore the group was scheduled to
sail.
Navy Capt. Basil Rittenhouse
commander Of the icebreaker
Edisto on which the expedition
was to sail, said orders were re-
ceived cancelling the trip.
Ofncials at the First Naval Dis
trict headquarters said no further
explanation was available.
Father Linehan and II Boston
College students, with several
other scientists. removed their
equipment and personal belong
tngs just before the Edisto sailed.
Planned Ice Cap Studies.
Plans for the group called for
them to be put ashore from the
Edisto at Greenland to make sci
entiflc studies of the Arctic icecap.
They were to be picked up two
months later.
Father Linehan was not avail
able for comment on the surprise
development. Officials at Boston
College said they knew nothing
about the affair.
The Edisto was making a rou-
tine supply trip to American
weather stations in the North At
lantic along with two other Navy
ships.
Reported Truman's Approval.
When Father Linehan an
nounced the trip recently, he said
the group would measure the ice
cap by setting off detonations and
measuring the length of the rever-
berations with seismograph.
He said the expedition had been
approved personally by President
Truman during a conference be-
tween the priest and The Presi-
dent.
Besides Father Linehan and the
Boston College students, those
listed to make the trip included
Richard Smythe of Tulsa. Okla, :,
seiSmologist; w. E. Parkinson,
Washington, D. c., terrestrial
magnetism expert; Paul Dressler,
Wilmington. Del, and George FL
more. Washington attorney.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
SUBURBAN

1921 N. Courth'se Rd
l737 Wilson Blvd.
Lee Hwy 81 'sb'o Pix
Lee Hwy. 6 Foirf'x Or
lO55 w. Brood St.
Sol King Street
$50 Edmonston Ave.
1907 Seminary Rd., q
Go. Ave.
300 Ga. Ave.
lOl3l CoIesviIIe Rd.
822O Wise. Ave.
7OO7 Wise. Ave.
0Nl Annapolis KO.
4OO7 34th St.
3Ol4 HomiIton St.
7O37 Defense Hwy.
Dl2 N. n. Ave.
Lonhom Shopping C..
llNl Georgia Ave.
Prince Geo. Ave. 8
BoIto. Blvd.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Stainback Seeks Law
TO Seize Struck Docks
By the Associated Press

HONOLULU, July 16.-Hawaii's
Governor turned today toward
Government operation of docks
as solution for the Long
shore strike that has paralyzed
ports in these Islands for II
days.
Gov. Ingram M. Stainback ex-
poets to call the territorial leg
islature Tuesday into a special
session to enact a dock seizure
bill. 1t will be the main measure
Evening star., 1949-07-16

Courthouse Pharmacy
Colonial VilIoee
FolIs Ch Drug Store
Wares Pharmacy
Rust Manor Phor.
WorfieIds Drug
Potrick's Pharmacy
Montgomery Hills
Pharmacy
Forsyth's Drug
Woodmoor Pharmacy
PorkwcJ Pharmacy
Leland Phormocy
CheverIy Drug
Mt. Roinier Pharmacy
Maryland News Stond
Chondler's Drug
HiIlWood Drug Store
Lonhom Store
Wheaton Pharmacy
ReItsviIIe Pharmacy
Evening star., 1949-07-16

| linois party chief. and Henry Win
ston, the party's organizational
secretary.
The three and eight other party
leaders are on trial for conspiring
to advocate the forcible overthrow
of the Government.
Yesterdays trial session was
adjourned until Monday because
of illness of a Juror.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
McGruth to Speak in Florida

Senator McGrath Of Rhode
Island. Democratic national chair
man, will speak tonight at JET
ferson-J jackson dinner at Pensa-
cola, Fla.
Evening star., 1949-07-16


in
wub eorbdd to
Evening star., 1949-07-16

education Uncle Sam has fur
nished to them while paying them
for it."
Evening star., 1949-04-19
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT desire,
permanent position, excellent train
Ing and experience. Box 2b3-G
CoILEGE GRAD-Arlinston resident
wants temporary JOB until June
Gill. colored. reliable, desires wait
reSs work or clerk in confectionar
store. well exper. RA. 514l.
GIRL, colored. honest, desires work
as stock girl. some bpins Di
LAUNDREss desires home work, exp.
ladies' silk blouses. dresses, shirts,
sSrtainss, washer and stretched
Mi6DLE AGED LADY will care fol
semi-invalid weekly. Ward Belmont
College. Best local references: DE
NGRSE-GovERNEss. experienced
wishes position with children; refs,
Chestnut T59.
nssernity cases day work, ,Af
RESIDENT MANAGER. unenc cum-
bered. years oil expertence, in, better
apt. houses, in Washington; best oil
local reference. Phone Sliko fl2s
SECRETARY, assistant to executive;
college education, 10 yrs. legal and
industry experience; 5-day week
Elk. 1914 --l9
STENOGRAPHER- you need Z
competent stenoGrapher or typis
for temporary work. call MISS
BARRETT. DE. 6e4S. -@0
YOUNG LADY, rs, pleasing personal
ity and appearance, receptiontst
typist. desk clerk experience. desirei
interesting position; public rela'
tions or private secretary with re-
sort hotel or private industry. BOZ
3ti9-E, Star.
WILL CARE FOR CoNvALESCENT
Will stay nights. White. Settled
S25 wk. DU. 1903. 10 Am. to 4
Evening star., 1949-04-19
SITUATIONS MEk

ACCOUNTANT. exper: books started
kept part time: audlts. tax service
reasonable OR eu-4
ACCOUNTANT, exper books started.
kept part time: auolts. tax service
reasonable OR 2o74.
FURNITURE MAN. ail-AFound. col
ored. desires lob as uphoisterer and
repair man or shipping clerk or clerk
in some furniture store in d. c OF
the like; references guaranteed De
MAN wants housework and yard
work. 1897 9th ST. NV. pU, 1905
MAN, white, 3s, wants part-tIme
ewes, Sunday; all-around cook,
clerk, meatcutter, etc. Call OR
FAINTER. eolored. wants work by day
PAINTER. coiored, inside or out: houI
BANKS. b fo'fSE' MI 4s57. ssn s'A'' a. 0'.'e
PAPERING and painting. with transp
and tools. VIII take small or bis
Jobs. FIR. 1850. 20
PART TIME evening and Saturday
work; man. white, middle-ased, va
led business experience reliaoie
references. Box !i3-G, Star. ls'
RADIO -TELEyIsTON seryiceman ca,
q years experience. Box 2J4 g
YOUNG MAN, 81 yrs. old. married
college edu. ambitious. energetic
exper. accounting once management
and sales requirements, $50. SH
WANT COOK JOB. charge OF klteh.
en-, lst and End COOK. comm. OF sal
aTy Call ElmWool : al ols
Evening star., 1949-04-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. colored, experienced, desires
days work. 4 days q week sood
references. Ma. 1865.
GIRL, colored. desires job for geners
cookins or suns. Ak. 0oos.
GIRL, colored, wants days work;
GIRL, coiored, wants days work;
Mon. Tues. Wed. and Thurs. RA
GIRL, colored. wishes days work OF
part time; call FIR. 6A9S.
GIRL. colored. desires JOB as nurse
maid or liaht laundry work. HI
Girl. colored, wants days work OF
full time. HU. 5sS1,
GIRL. coiored. wants days work: ex-
perienced: very fine laundress. CH
GIRL. colored, wishes days work;
good cleaner and isundress; rel
GIRL, colored. wants days work,
INCLUDING laundry; good rel. E4
HOUSEKEEPER. white, settled; empl
people: 5-day week; live out. After
10 am. TR. 1882.
WOMAN. colored. neat, wishes day
work. any kind: first-class lsandress
Phone Wednesday, LU. 1871.
WOMAN, colored, wants psrt-time j0h
with employed person In apt. W!its
Boy .s.-G. Star. -
fsEe pE osso' 9! children pref in suburb
WOMAN. eolored. wants full or part
time work; exper. AD. 1859.
RELIABLE colored sirl desires day.
work or maid work. Exper. AL
laundress and cleaner. HU. 1922
Evening star., 1949-04-19
HELP poMESIlc

COOK 1ArlJ, experienced, g.h.w., for
small family Of 3. references re-
auired: 5Ia-day wk.; Bendix. oOT.
cosoK.G.Hw. tso-ss yrs): ss5 wk, !;
good refs. and be exper. with chill
cooR. eseR s.h.W'. sf VIZ, experienced only 2
in family: no Sunday; no telephone
calls: excellent salary. 662-Mr
Wardman Park Hotel.
COOK AND G.H.w.. experienced, re-
cent city, refs adults: 200 tnronshh sh
saturday; So and carfare. Can
MI. 1894 after 7 pm. eo'
COUPLE, $3.50: or man alone; white
or colored; perm; live in: Mass;
hfUonasemanschaufreur; fUa woman, cook.
alsl ansmsslmfi1; ioe. Phone ID De ESQ 40 O.
GIRL. colored, clean. under 80. ex-
perienced. work hours q day Mon
day. Wednesday. Friday afternoons
and Saturday moInins; Clean small nal
hour hos and csrfare. Cali LII. 7s7e
between i and 4 pm only.
GIRL for general housework, COOK for
:. adults. Call between l2-3: no
teiephone calls; references. 81 3ns4
Civ. 4 T. Iaundry. helD with . children.
i've in: settled, ,sxD person with
Hottsf!KiErfR. s5tf. III ffisFs setxeen sa cen ases IS
and 55: light housework. no laun-
dry: lovely room and s1sea sslsrs ss,ss Ssek-
HOUsEKEEPER, white: live In; Sats.
and suns, OF. FA. oTS3. go
HOUSEkEEPER. spanish speaking
must be excellent cook. experieneea
In serving; 2 days per wk;: Ior s eoa.
PIE; PIE. snss sa1 aps;: lpss-o' s09s Star. .1 1ss
LADY. colored. wishes settled lady
care for I5-mo. o.-old baby can i've
in. AK. 1862.
LADY, white. good habits. cook and
kind care for elderly lady $50 wk.'
MAID, colored. g.h.w. and cookinE;
Wed. ewes; Sa5. wo. 1885: al
MAID, take complete care Of 3sr
old, s.h.w.: $50 and carfare to start;
only someone exper. vi Nth ossa shildren;
MAID f,ln rs'i rG.H. sesiii ". Diain eookins, help
with care of . children. live In or
out: good salary. RA. oaoa.
MAN AND WIFE. full charse domssns
work in country house. Mclean, va;
ence and references. Call On. 81 %.
MANGLE OPERATOR. exp; live in
ne. or nearby area: $50 wk- clear
OF taxes HOTEL COURT, sass
BALTIC. blvd. TO. 5oss, III
MAID, TO live in: sen. housework:
lisht laundry. some care Of small
child; no cooking; 5-day week;
MAID, g.h.w. cook. lisht laundry:
small apt: 5l2 days: must like ehii-
dren, stay 2 nishts weeki *s5
week TO start; recent local reference
ia. ai3i.
NURsEMAID. exp. to care for u ~
r.-old boy and sehoolgiri OF q, lieht
ghw, and eookins: live m; suns.
off: Se5 Sk.: recent local isfs. req,
WOMAN. white, for g.h.w. snd chill
dren. TO lire IN. excl opportunity
for settled person, 81, sssN. 80
WOMAN. white. settled. to live In.
experienced with children. Call Hu.
WOMAN. settled. relishls: senersl
housewcrk and eeoktng. care es
children; sleep out. must have local
refs. good pay. SH. siSa, --at
WOMAN, white, capable Of complete
charge cf hoane ard children, ass
"a. for business couple: live IN;
permanent; refersncek sH. o472.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
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outside house oaiHiiaK WORK g4aT-
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FLOOR No,hlas but the
best laSing. sAnclne. nuiSb!HG
cleaning. psrqutt Installation Bruce
finishes FLOORING cONTRAC-
TORS, INC. lsi2 Wisconsin ave
HOME REMoDELNG. additions al,
tics snu rec rms kat plaunias
cabinets and appl. Wall tile rubbe
tile nooring SUBURBAN CONS I.
co. uN. i352 days and ewes
MoDEkNIzING ans additions eef'ss
70 roof Cal ST 53dR-8T iot iFte
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT.
INC CO. 1908 Eye st. M
PAINTING. decorating and paper
mates Tree Gail after 5. Sun. all
uay. Ex. 6Td8 -a5
SCREEN your porch Best material
and workmanship W ID TAYLOR
81, 3S4". Also repairs nud re-
modelling.
SCREEN DOORS and Dursll screen,
installed. slso port hes s1tret;rd
for Tree estimate. call IA n.G4
ALLEN IMPROVEMENT CO Com.
Plete remoarilnE service. Modern
kit, hens. Established 1925. 81
100
HYATTsvnLE CONTRACTING Co
Painting, pspeginE. interior decor
Free estimates. Phone VA. sisn,
--~3u
ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS. plan,
sted; Tree estimates, Call tIk. IH,M