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Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
CIifton's Corner
(Near LeWesl

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker Of
Milton, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. William w. Clifton.
James Hopkins bought pair Of
cows last week, and one Of them
got away from the herd, and It
seems they just can't get her back
with the rest. When they get close
to her she wants to turn on them,
she is ready to fight anyone that
comes across the wild COW, and
che might see them first, no one
wants to shoot her. We hope for
her capture soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Cliff
ton went to a church supper last
Tuesday night, and later in the
evening they went to a play called
Laugh Il Off," in the school at
Berlin Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Cilf-
ton was also with them.
Arthur Walls killed hogs last
Saturday. they sure were nice ones
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Legates en-
tertained his two brothers, William
and Harry over the weekend.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16


diaries and letters since girlhood
If she hadn't managed to note down
her activities day-by-day she could
never have written any of her
books.
Mr.. Churchill kept meticulous
journal and it's been money in the
bank. Even military men, such as
General Eisenhower, has some
sort of a diary system which can
be turned into volumes and royal
ties.
I read the other day that Zahar-
off, the mystery man Of Monaco,
kept a journal of impressions for
years-and that they we're burned
without anyone else ever reading
them. This is the one kind of diary
which I do not propose to keep.
/ An elderly relative of my family,
never a writing man, turned up a
diary he had written some so years
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16

- ffAagis boHHt a4eQ4oiue JAWS
To be chosen state winner in
the National 4-H Leadership pro-
gram Is indeed an honor for it
signifies that the boy and girl have
performed an outstanding service
in club and community events.
This distinction went to g. Fran
els Downs. 81. Smyrna, and Jaque-
line Davis. IS. Of Newark. Francis
won the state award on Dairy Dem.
onstratiOn in 1948 and was a men,
Der Of the state dairy judging team.
He was picked as the member to
50 20 the National 4-H Club Camp.
Jaqueline is now a sophomore at
Wesley Junior College, Of the Uni
Verslty of Delaware. She was ap-
pointed chairman Of international
Farm Youth Exchange in New
Castle County. In recognition Of
these accomplishments, Edward
FOss Wilson, president Of Wilson
and Co, presented Francis and
Jaqueline with their handsome
watch awards.
Robert Carey. 1S, of Bridgeville,
put into practice the lessons
learned In the National All Meat
Animal program during the last
two years, and became the 1949
state winner. He raised 80 hogs
and an Aberdeen Angus steer. Rob-
ert is now enrolled as q freshman
as the University of Delaware.
Thanks to his projects, he is able
All Of these activities are condu
alnn SarVIca OF the gfnfn Arrici,ll
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16

ago. He spent days pouring over
his young manhood. He was proud
as punch Of it, but as far as / could
tell it gave a day-by-day report on
the weather, the number Of head
colds current in the family and the
number Of miles he had walked
each day to undisclosed destina-
tions. Anyway it was fun for him
to read in his twilight years.
About year ago decided I'd
note down some day-to-day impress
sions myself, and set aside a dime
notebook for the express purpose.
Now, only a few months later,
find four entries in it, mostly con-
cerned with climate, clothes / wore
and confusing initials, obviously
referring to people. but / don't
know who. The rest Of the note
book is filled with numbers,
scratched in the course Of balanc-
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16

Ne@~It e@iru soWoto workman
TO nicely take care Of his college
expenses. An all-arOund 4-Her,
Robert completed five projects
among which were field crops.
poultry, and swine. He has also
served his club as president and
vice president. AS a tribute to his
achievements. ThOs. p. Wilson,
awards donor, provided the gold
watch.
To receive State honOrs IN the
1949 National All Home Grounds
BeautificatiOn program means that
3 lot Of planning and hard work
have gone into the project. It
means, too, that the results not
only reward the winner, but pro-
vide lasting Joy and beauty for
other members Of the All family.
This honor went to Edward Work
man, 20, Of Delmar, who completed
eight All projects during eight
years. Edward, who has won
county and state awards in soil
conservation, as we'll as scholar
ships in judging crops, acted as
president Of his local All Club
and as vice president Of the county
organization. Part Of his project
has included widening the drive
way beside his home, putting a
curb around It and lining the drive
way with shrubs, bushes and fiow-
ers. Mrs. Charles r. Walgreen.
Chicago horticultural, presented
Edward with the watch,
ed under the direction Of the Exten.
raj College and USDA cooperating.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16

All Of these activities conducted direction
sion Service Of the State Agricultural College cooperating
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Worth Cackling About

WILMINGTON, Calf. II (P) -
Ever since Mrs William Shanks'
little red hen laid a double yolk
egg at the age Of four months, it's
maintained a record worth cackl-
ing about.
The New Hampshire Red follow
ed up with a series Of two yOlkers
and even a few triples. And now, on
the basis Of its latest effort, Mrs.
Shanks feels she owns a real hen
Of distinction.
She says her chicken laid an egg
weighing just one ounce less than
half pound Il had four yOlks,
measured rs inches around the
center and 9S incees lengthwise.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Rabbit Thinks He's A Cat

LOS ANGELES = R - All his
life he's been doing catty things.
So you really can't blame Pinky
for thinking he's a cat.
Pinky is a little white rabbit
but he doesn't seem to know it. He
grew up with Geraldine, an An
gQra cat which is obviously Pinky's
idol. They are the pets of little Ka-
thy and Ann Shelton.
When Geraldine licks her fur cat
fashion. Pinky takes a bath too.
Geraldine laps milk from a saucer.
Pinky slurps from another.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Strangers Survive
Chicago

CHICAGO = (R - Strangers
are showing Chicagoans how to get
across a street in one piece. OF the
203 pedestrians killed in traffic
here in the first nine months of
1949, only nine were from out of
town. Which caused Capt. Michael
Ahern Of the traffic force to con-
clude:
Visitors, being unaccustOmed tC
our traffic habits, apparently OBJ
serve greater caution when cross
ing our Streets"
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
DEAR SANTA,
DEAR DIARY,
ID E A r M f
BY Cynthia Lowry
AP Newsfeature Writer

All I want in my Christmas
stocking is a diary.
Not just any diary, but a one
year, big ones leather-bound and
designed to endure through the
years.
After considerable reading of
biographies and autobiographies,
I have decided to become what /
believe is known as a diarist.
1t is pretty apparent that all
people who are walking toward
greatness or even success manage
somehow in their busy lives to keep
a journal of their dOings. Obvious
ly most people don't know they are
going to be fascinating enough to
rate a book, so millions of people
must scribble down their doings
thoughts and perceptions just on a
long chance.
Take Mrs. Roosevelt, for instance
She undoubtedly has been keeping
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
The Lou DOIUR FROM
hickory GrOUe

/ been reading where towns here
and there have had tough sleddin'
with their Community Chest. And
being a kind of inQuisitive hombre,
/ been trying to deduct how-come.
1t is not because folks think the
Boy Scouts, and the Salvation Ar
my, or the Girl Scouts, ETC., don't
need so much mOney--it is because
the Chest is the one place where an
individual can, if he must, pull in
on his expenditure.
You have no control over how
much the Income Tax Man removes
from your private exchequer, and
which is dOled out in places far
beyond your horizon-doled out on
lavish Govt. payroll 2 times too
big-dOled out on experiments in
price floors and ceilings-doled out
on wasted, meaningless but high
sounding palaver like Human
Rights-dOled out on Govt. dams
and power stations that pay nc
taxes but which lost taxes you
make up.
Looks kinda gloomy, don't it
says Henry. Well, yes and no,
says. It looks gloomy if we sit
around mum. But looks completely
vice versa and even halfway rosy
If each persOn-including every.
body working on the Community
Chest-wOuld unlimber his ball.
point pen, buckle on his shooter
and go to work on his congress-
man.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16

ing bank book, and doodles which
a psyehiatrist would find more in-
teresting than a historian
I'm going to give diary-keeping
one more chance by getting a jour
nal that will give me a chance TO
expand I shall note down all anus
ing remarks / hear, mention all the
famous people I see or hear about
and keep away from items like
must buy stockings" But shan't
run afoul Of the old diarist's trick
Of eonfding my hearts desire, COM
plete with initials. That's gotten
too many people in trouble already.
Becoming a diarist is my one bid
for posterity. Who knowsg If 4
copy enough items from the gossip
columns, some day ! may be able
to write my memoirs.
Read the classified ads
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
State FIOnors to Delaware 4-TI'ers

IN recognition Of their ranking National All
Home Grounds Beauthcaton, Leadership
Delaware gold
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Pecan Nut Meat.

Pecan Nut Meats
II pecan nut meats are stored in
g hot moist place they may develop
q rancid or ''staie" taste, mold, or
become infested with insects.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16

Austria has 13 universities or in
stitutiOns of university rank with
q total enrolment of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07
SITUATIONS AEA Cen,

CAKPTNrfk aae te.rGAs 50 ~
wxEeg. a. Gsnas g. se-sHrsetsra r.
CAKFISrfK. A.. waists SIZE we'd /.
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pSiIvEKY -roRrEK. as x.ns
warkts sxgs[ sessr~acr y { seq
mIt ygisPtos,T 1t sSs7a
s. eq.sse' lsss, - co sIsS s.
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aA~. ce.o-ee. Sc yrs tsper pys :
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o'*osa ov @ss i"sm IN Pa
MECHANICAL ENGISEEE- rlar:i~
surCG y A!g-cSrr c. UiEsaE aealEE SES
AgU4i agia raerb Anzss AIS sgass1aK
rzrg t-aas sasE Eos a@s-E sAi
REsI ESTATE sNEsaA< ss9~s.-
sEee1 seeks ccGaert-oa sta 4es-ts
acwUto~E once B-x $iE S!as
SILK srorTEK. dry cleaner. >1arr
.guzble. - rEg cape saaz.i5
pts1.s sa.sfF - 9sfns e5.y ga.
VETERAN. ce4oFec GrS. ~cas& LGs
nee perm rob. have CA TR $50
sitter 80 = -
fot Nc MAN, ga hsG desires -. e
.s1s sSrk 2 pernH so"a re-
J otrN6 MAN, ee.oTss ara.Trs work
..lGhts - an sA.tsG eEAG-s-.
poTsrT OF other wOrk Box Sr--E
star
CAREER BUSINESS POSITION ar
s!rEG sy Esrgsed SoalsGs gFS1Gsfe
- TO EAv b4f niratv C. smibtE sSfa
snd honesty Box 4gS-E StA5 -
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL; colored, desires position as
references Phone HI 2asa
GIRL. colored. wants 3 days work
or maid in roomins house. NO.
GIRL, colored, wants psrt-time work,
GIRL, colored. wants Job as nurse
maid or sh;w dependable: 6-asy
GIRL, colored, g.h,w.. to ! pm,
Friday: references, FIR. a246.
GIRL wants b-day wk-, part ting
,noypings or afternoons refs, oE
Girl, colOred. college student. wishes
pa5t-tim no;o work a III: s 9ss. work
exper. and refs. no 665s,
GILL, eeoiored. wishes days WORK
60, se4s after o. 'sTs3
GIRL. coiored. desires eh W: exper :,
good worker: by day or week. Me,
GIRL, eolored, wants Eh.w., 8 days
GIRL. coIored, desires sh,w,, plain
cookins or care for small child 5000
GIRL coiored: desires says days W9 2x
CIV CIV. AND LAUNDRY. no shirts,
no Sundays; $50 and carfare. LII,
6647.
IRONING at home or on premises.
or part-time g.hw. MRS. STRO-
LADY. colored, desires days work,
Wednesday. Thursday; IS day
and carfare: refs, and exper. Call
MES WHITE, MI, 234i
LAUNDRESS desires home work, exp.
ladies silk blouses, dresses. shirts
curtains washed and stretched.
no. 1882
MAID-Youns woman desires maid s
work or general cleaning; 5iz day
week. So Ii 874o. IDA.
WOMAN, reliable wants days work
WOMAN, colored. intelAgent. wants
days work or care for children dur
Ing day for mother. Call between
WOMAN, settled, colored. desires
part-time gh.w.; honest. efhcient
and willing worker. can giVe ref
erences. no 1878.
WOMAN, colored, exper., desires part
time or 5 days work. DE. 1891.
WOMAN. eolored. wants week work
or day work. Hu. 1896.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work
or general Homework. Elk. 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07
SITUATIONS woAEN

ARTIST. yoGns woman. wears Az
Students LEAGUE \ Y desires
sgarh3nE pt. HOE or oEst cor pscird
with art. e1eh ref Box 4S-E star
BooKKEEPER- rYPfsr, experiences
Can operate Remington Ranc rnA
chine best Of references, Box g
DREssMakER wants work sprlrs
dresses made 10 order prizes reAs
WORK neatly I'm exper NO $3.50
Girl. oo!ored. refined desires xors as
cashier clerk In store .pretrrssly
vhiskey. store IA 1913
GIRL. eolored. IS, neat desires worn
IL once answering Telephones and
GIRL. colored wants 100 as waitress
or soda fountain Clerk AT 1888
Girl. coiored. wishes part-tims work
mornings. 70 : pm, dsyS q
L tt:slns, m. dec ends ssnsF co 'n nP.S
MAID, colored. wants shx arg cook
ms LIZA COLLINS, HI a7dd
g.shess oos!:qloonn with children. F.is
PRACTICAL NURSE. kind. exp.r
wishes position with invalid or semi
Invalid lady, good refs. i've IN s3a
per wk Nal replies to MRS Y n
COOK. sen delivery, Rockville No
SECRETARY OF executive assistant,
college education. 10 yrs legsl and
industry exp. 5-day Nk. Elk SOFA
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. expert
enced knowledge typins CAL MISS
MARY LAWYER. Elk 1924
TfPiST, accurate, neat WORK done
at home AT o5Sa ds
TfPlNG at home stencils and man
4seript q specially. Republic 5as2
TYPING at home. stencils and mans
cripts n specially. Republic 1859,
Downtown residence g.
Tying DONE AT HOME by eticient
g99uns lazy sai! for and deIniyyer
WOMAN, white. wants permanent
sls5'g Ta H0rk' II EHp ssns in Gins
YOUNG LADY. colored wishes eve
ning Work OF any kind. Cali FIR,
YOUNG WOMAN, will care for two
preschool age children OF employed
parents. durine dAy. IL, 3o11 IRON
. ~ an 70 pm
ExPERILSCED TfPIsT desires work
70 be done at home b. day or heur
AUToMoBILE DEALERs-AvaiIablt
Immediately. 33-yr -old woman with
Is yrs. experience in local auto
business; very efiicient capable per
son who can handle every phase Of
work complete ehargs eookkeT PEI
THOROUGHLY exp. full charge q NJ
bookkeeper wants position III Wash
ington area Box 440-E, star %
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SAFEST, LADY
Ills H ST. N Z.
ALERT WOMAN
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. white. settled. to live in: other
quarters; refs. Box Sab star.
COOK CIV. no laundry: live in;
,o osS Ek on s 6gs,ins,, Oh, lg H..
in; family Of !. NV. Section. recent
co tSei .H ae,Si Isf: for HSs' lady
small apt, on Conn. ave: bh days,
no Sundays; $50 and carfAre.
thoroughly experienced: recent local
c fst15sfces reIta So t bls apt, In ex-
change for wife's cooking and house
keeping services; husband must be
employed evenings; refs, CO. 1899.
G.Hw., schooi-age children. Be-
of: live in: S25 wk,: no heavy clean
ing Call WI. 347s. -
G.H.W.. some laundry, live in, local
refs; required; good salary. WI
G.H.w.. cooking and care for ell
pref; i've in; SIS wk TR. T411.
G.Hw., cooking. help with children:
experienced and dependable: good
salary; live In: Wo. 2oo9. p
H.W.-COOkTSG, some laundry; 2
DIGfGn0Ql CnliQTc1s "a Gay anu IlO5t
Sundays of; live in; Bethesda; 800
exper; health report, ref required
Write Box 414-D, Star.
MAID, settled. live In, assist mother
with general hoasework and care for
children. TR. 33l2.
MAID. colored. g.h.w,, good cook;
light laundry. exper. with baby:
refs: $40. co, 3lls. s.
MAID. Ehv, must be thoroughly
experienced wtth children health
card and refs; good salary and
working conditions. CO. 1857. -
MAID, cleaning, lsEndry tBenoix).
stay several nishts a week; must
have excellent local reference; other
help empioyed; good salary. TA,
MaID-G INV. live in: settled and
refined; S25 per week. local refs.
req: exper. with children. WI. s2Ti
WOMAN. white. settled. light ghw-.
cooking for children only; live IN.
Coon HoUsEKEEPER. excellent
cook and able to take care of young
child. Must be o willing and de-
pendabie worker. Do not ean unless
you can comply with above REQUIRE
ruents: salary open Phone for ar~
pointment, RE 1917 between 12 80
E M I'D MorHEK. solored, de-
sires settled person to care for 3
children and general home work.
for room, board and some salary.
FIR. 347i after 8 PM. al day
sat. and Sun -
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PERSONAL

We Will. PROVE Won can play pop
ular piano or accordion in 20 one
hour lessons CHARLES NEWMAN
STUDIOS, DU. 1900 or RA. 500
BOOMING HOUSE owNER-Middle-
aged lady will clean and care for
your place Il you are III or other
wise EMPLOYED II for sale can xhov
it--haye Just sold one. BY week.
i've out: nv preferred: best local
vacancy fsts m RissT HOME for cid
eriy person. tray service; large porch.
GERMAN LESSONS or conversation
at yonr hone. after 8 pm weekdays,
chant. s7. lust arrived; 81 50 hour,
ID persons Can also help French.
YorsG MOTHER will give daytime
care to shild between ares Of 70
waSERLY saSiTARruM. Rockville
pike, 4 miles from BsthesdR. A
few vacancies; fully licensed. nurt-
ms care "a hrs. a day. Call vi.
DON'T TAKE A CHANCE-aeweavins
know how" with professional oref-
ators: fast service NEEDLEcRAFT
AZ. sIe o sha q eas ~ srw mo s neoI ,.x.,
years 10 DC kkillSd IN CORRECT GIknE
LEA ESGEL, Dressmaker fformerfy
of 5th ave. n " hnds noihins
too hard TO handle. Custom made.
restylsng. alterations Centrally 10
Gated Al lilo g NV Room 20
VACANCY IN NURSING BONE "a
hour nursing care Licensed By
county and STATE sH ea40
DAMAGED CLOTHING Wight or
day call BLUE JAY. 'sweaFers Of
Distinction" Burns. tears cuts or
moth 6smase. We cali We deliver
REsr HOME. family atmosphere.
beautifully located IN nearby Al
iingion: large grounds. OIL soSi
VACANCY, elderly lady. quiet pvt
rest home With care; sentle patients
also; reasonable rates- sE. snl4.
MOTHER viii sive mothers care tc
rreschcoi-aae child IN ChgfkttAn
home. Phone AP 0S3&- -
ALTERATIONS al Iaeses' garments:
p-prnpt ana etsctenf services. open
sTss st0g f4tn co 222I
WASTED-Men ard women wne are
Unmarried and enjoy good company.
and who ike to Fab on ChszsrsAks
Bay, ride horses Ewtrn, Govt Play
golf or tennis or who ltxf segd
clamb&ke. dance or card Party. ii
ycu are o stzi ever Is, q fellow eve.
90 and of good character, trtn JUST
FOR FUN CLUE iT<s Conn, ave.
nv. Phone DE. $500 before y n
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SALESMAN

commissions paid
weekly for landscape designing and
hooking orders for plant material.
No experience necessary. We train
you You s earn the M rs week M1n
Car necessary. Must be $500. hon
QUAKER HILL. INC, Newark, New
York, for information. -
SALESMAN-EXper,.. live-wire sales
man; pleasant outside work; attrae-
tive commissions. See MR.. KANE.
REAL Estate e statesmen t2>, en-
ergetic, tidy. young men, for fast
ssesed esE s ESSENTIAL NJ sowe r.
THE REUBEN Il. DoNNELLY corr.
telephone directory advertising sales
representatives for the Chesapeake
d Potomac Telephone Co. have
makes 1t possible for US to offer to
young men the opportunity of en-
tering our organization in an adj
vertising sales capacity: age 24-34.
some college education preferred,
sential. We have a complete sales
training, liberal drawing account
against commissions. Apply after
10 am, 1871 14th st. NV. end
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Estab-
lished realtor; opening for 2 exper.
salespeople who desire to make con-
s sE $sls gu Tor Ass Apt. CHAIRMAN AN
sA HLLEasMiAsNo who can sell
Vacuum cleaners and sewinv ma
chimes; salary. transportation fur
nished. Apply in person, SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO.. 3421 Conn.
ri aiS; SALESMAN. excellent
Avery AZ %osTe H5 Ha1t %AR q sSo e
o Rias stii Aleyand naa " - 70
manage furniture, dept: experience
ssrsssy. ,s excellent ans
Apply in person to MI. Lsvengood or
Mr.. Avery. MONTGOMERY WARD,
S25 TO 500 DAILY FRONT money;
must be free to travel; men over
a. a. tbs aur i, ydh ne D ss deal T. IL hAs s9an
sales mgr, Harrington Hotel. g.
exper.. and sober, work
clothes: mems wear. good hrs, good
pay, chance for advance. MILLS
sS SH sih an WHOLESALE sii; ALI GROCERY,
two well-established Va. territories.
Charlottesville. Culpeper Freder-
icksburg areas; must have recent
experience and acquaintances with
retail .grocers- Some knowledge Of
is q splendid opportunity for men
living in this area. Give fun de-
tails in hrst letter. Our men know
of this adv. Box 424-E, Star. 10
MEN, II to %. free TO travel to 80
States and return with nat. know
concern: earnings $50 wkly.; transp.
paid; must be neat appearing.
b. r. JONES. Burlington Hotel. 8
to 8 am, z to 8 pm. No calls.
COLLECTOR-Good oppor-
tunity for the right man on estab-
iished insurance debit; car necessary.
INQUIRE end floor, ga Il st. ne.
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90 NEFE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. exper. books started.
kept part time: audtts. tar service:
reasonable. OR 2tTA
ASSISTANT book
keeper-typasf, middle aged desires
position. Tele1hnne EH STA -
ATTORNEY. admin. asst. Is. seeks
position with future. Law or business;
salary secondary. GE- 2sss or
write Box 42g-E. Star 10s
BO0kKEEPER, part-tire. 90 yrs,
varied experience references; rea-
scnahle. Box 4Ts-D, Star -s
BOY. colofed, honest, wants work As
groeer's helper d. c. ref. d