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Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
Harold Briggs
Dies OF Burns

Harold Briggs. Of near Mills
|Boro, formerly Of Milford. was ia
eally burned last Saturday morn
ing, at County Seat Motors, Inc,
located at the intersection of the
|Georgetown Bridgeville Highway
Iand Dupont Boulevard. Briggs
|died in Milford Memorial Hospital
hate last Saturday night.
Briggs was working in the reaS
ADf the garage and repair shop, en-
gagged in cleaning the wheels of a
car with gasoline It has not been
s5eRniteIy established how the gas
seline ignited. It is believed Briggs
may have lighted a cigarette and
gasoline on the concrete floor igni-
Atad from the match. The blaze set
Afre to his shoes and then Instantly
Sfred his clothing. He ran to the
front part Of the building where
#fellow workers endeav0red to smo-
Sther the flames. He was rushed tt
Milford where he died last Satur-
day night.
s A bucket Of gasoline near thl
nan also caught fire, scorching
8nearby car and walls, before i
was doused with a fire extinguish
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
First Independent Church
Marshall Street
Rev. ollie Bunting, Pastor
Sunday, March 13

10000 a. Sunday School.
1900 a. Worship Service.
1880 p. m.-Young Peoples Ser
vice.
Wednesday evening, 1880 O'Clock
Prayer Service.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
The Presbyterian Church
..THE CHURCH ON THE FLAzA"
Rev. John M. DeChant, Minister
Sunday. March 13

9:45 a. Sunday School.
Glasses for all sges.
11:00 a. m.-WOrship and Ser
mon. Topic: "The Bread of Life. "
|pext, John 6:35, "I am the Bread
|of Life. !"
$3.50 D. m.-Youth Meeting.
Week Day Religious Education
GLASSES each Wednesday with Chill
3dren's Choir rehearsal following.
Choir rehearsal each Thursday
night. Mrs. Marie Giltenboth, di-
rector.
7:00 p. m, each Friday-Com-
nunicants Class for training in
church membership.
$500 p. m, Friday Candidates
Sor church membership will meet
with the session.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
First Baptist Church
"THE FRIENDLY CHURCH.
Harry f. Crewe, Pastor
Sunday, March 13

10000 a. m. - Bible School. A
class for all ages of people.
1900 a. m.-MOrning Worship
Service. An hour of study togeth-
er, conducted by the Young People.
Rosalie Bunting will be the speak
er of the evening.
1880 p. m.-Evening Worship
Service. Old fashioned song SER
vice and message by. the minister.
Monday, March IA
700 p. m.-Practice for Young
Peoples Easter program.
Wednesday, March Is
7:30 p. m.-Prayer and Praise
Continued study of Romans. Don't
miss single night of this inspir-
ing study.
! $50 p. m.-ChOir practice.
/ Saturday, March 10
/ 700 p. m.-Youth center hou1
of Christian Fellowship for ever!
young person in this community
j Refreshments and entertainment.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
CHURCHES In MILFORD
Calvary Methodist
Church
"THE COMMUNITY CHURCH,

THE COMMUNITY CHURCH"
Rev. David w. Baker, b. D., Minister
Church Phone 526-W
Week of DedicatiOn-March 1920
The Sacrament of Holy Com
munion will be served by the pas
tor daily to you as an individual
between 1880 and 1870, 500 and
200. Take few minutes from
your daily duties to dedicate and
I rededicate yourself to the cause of
Christ and His Church. All Chris
tians no matter what Church they
are a member will be welcome.
Sunday, March I3
10000 a. m.-Church School. A
hearty welcome awaits you in our
school. We have classes and de-
partments for all ages. John Will
\ kins, General superintendent
i 11:00 a. m.-Morning Worship.
Special music by the choirs. The
/ general theme will be What Cru
CITED Jesus" The subject for to-
day is "Privilege-The Saddu-
GEES" The Church Nursery in
charge of Circle No. 2. Iostesses
: for today are Mrs. Thelma Car
penter and Mrs. Doris Davidson.
, 6:15 p. m.-Membership Glass
: Study and Discussion Hour.
1880 p. Evening Service. To.
night a Sacred Concert will bC
presented by Eivin Bjornstad, In.
' ternationally Famous Tenor of Os
f 10, Norway. His presentation of tn,
Gospel Songs will touch tn,
: hearts of every one. If you mis-
this service you will miss spirit
! ual treat.
Monday, March IA
500 p. m.-The Bykota Bibl
Glass meets at the home of Mrs
Jessie Huth.
Tuesday, March Is
: 500 p. m.AThe Circles of tn
;" Woman's Society will meet at tn
d following homes:
No. Mrs. Marie Worthingtor
No. 2-Mrs. Mabel Clendaniel
N No. 3-Mrs. Catherine Hayes.
/ No. 4-Mrs. Frances Robbins.
No. 5-Mrs. Anna Miller
lv No. 6-Mrs. Nora Donovan.
i- No. Tin the Church.
No. SIN the Church.
n Wednesday, March Is
in 2:05 p. m.-Week Day School
Christian Education.
es 700 p. m.-Youth Choir.
ct 500 p. m.-Adult Choir
Thursday, March II
- Lenten Services with the qua
tet furnishing the music and Il
guest preacher being the Rev. Wa
ter Stone, pastor of MT. Olive Met
odist Church, Seaford.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
Edgar ARSeL MOWTer
Spoke Here Monday
Continued from first page)

of national concern were touched
on. He was introduced by Robert
Wheelwright of Wilmington, an ar
dent supporter of this movement
1t was an international relations
day on the club calendar with Mrs.
Raymond Masten as chairman. Six
teen members of the Avenue Meth
Odist Church Choir were present.
Under the direction of Mrs. A. c.
Davidson, with Mrs. Edward T.
Hurley at the piano, they sang
Lost Chord" by Sullivan; "Reces-
sional" by DeKoven; Green Ca
thedral" by Carl Hahn, and Ma
lotte's "The Lords Prayer" There
were guests present from Dover
Rehoboth, Houston and the sur.
rounding community. Spring flow
ers, as arranged by Mrs. HarwooC
Jamison and Mrs. Paul Monroe add
ed to the occasion.
On Monday, Mrs. Wallace Nc
Faul and Mrs. John w. Fry vii
have a short program on ReC
Cross. Mrs. R. Blair Myers, exec
utive director of the Red Cross o
the Delaware Chapter, will speak
1t is Business and Social Day wit
Mrs. G. Carl March and Mrs. Ra
L. Warren as hOstesses. The Holly
wood Supper. which will be give
| in the Community Building on FIR
day, March 25. is claiming the tim
and interest of many members.
J is to be at $50 p. m. and is for tn
general public. Richard R. JOne
| of Philadelphia will be master {
ceremonies and it will be an ev,
ming of much pleasure for IL
: members and everybody.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
Christian Science Society
Branch Of The First Church Of Christ
Scientist. In Boston, Mass.

Meets In Milford Grange Hall
Sunday, March 10
The subject of the Lesson Ser
mon in First Church of Christ, Sci
enlist, 1901 Van Buren street,
Wilmington, the Christian Science
Society, Grange Hall, Milford, and
The Christian Science Society, v. l.
A. Building. Rehoboth Beach, Sun
day, March 13, will be Substance"
Morning Service and Sunday
School are at 11:00 a. m.
Wednesday Evening Testimonial
Meetings at 500 p. m. (Milford
first Wednesday only)
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
Christ Church
EpiscOpaI)
rOrfNgnPn f7aa


FOUNDED I7oa
Church Avenue and Third Street
Rev Joseph S. Kinks, Rector
Sunday, March IS
SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT
z 80 a. m.--Holy Communion.
9:45 a. m.-Church School.
11:e0 a. Kindergarten.
1900 a. m.-Morning Prayer and
Sermon
Wednesday, March is
1000 a. m-HOly Communion.
2:10 p. m.-Week Day Religions
Education Group.
7:45 D. m.--Confirmation Glass.
Friday, March is
1880 p. na.--Lenten Service.
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Nad ben 8eiiften Der iel. Mnna Sd
tbarina Gmmerid

Sic bite Sungfrau berief Die Qpo.
itel burb @ebet 5u ii6. sic NOR iestI
i'm acknowledgement Sabre ibres aIsI
ters. sluf Dos @ebet Ser bitten Sung
frau empfingen ourd @ngel Die 4po-
itel Die Wtabnung, 5u ibr na6 gpbe-
Jus gu reiien.
9lls Die Mpoitel antpeieno paren,
las Betrus Die beilige MelIe. Na6 Der
Weiie bradte 8etrus Der bitten Sung
frau Die beilige &ommunion. 3uerit
ober gab Betrus Ser bitten Sungfrau
Die lebte Selung. gs sei6ab 10, tnie
iest. Damn rei9te er ibr bic beilise
&ommunion, 1pel6e iie, obne 1ib al
fifteen, aufseridtet enpfing. 9arnab
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munion ipra6 Maria nid]t mebr. Sbr
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in Der Sugeno, mar nod oben idau-
emo. Cine 8abn bon 2ibt erbob iid
bon Wtaria binauf Bis gum bin1ruli-
lhen Sernialem unb gum Sbrone Der
Sl'iten 0reifaltigfeit. gu beiben tSei-
ten bieier 8abn iab id 2ihtmolfen,
aus benen Ingeii6ter Der @ngel ihaus
ten. Maria bob ibre Irme bem bir1m-
Iiiden Seruialem entgegen, llnb Der
2eib mar in ieiner san5en @inbiIung
10 bod iiber bas 2ager en1poribtpe-
bend, baB iG barunter bintpegieben
fonnte @s NOR, als iteige aus ibm
-eine 2idtgeitalt, auh nit er1porlon-
genben Mrmen. Die 5pei gb0re Der
gngel ibloiien iid lrlter bieIer 1idt-
geftaIt auiammen 1inb aogen nit ibr
;ennpor, fie 4pie BON ibrem 2eibe tren.
nenb, Der Die &dn6e nuf Der 8ruIt
gefreuat nuf oas 9ager 5uriidianf.
Ser beiligite 2eib iD11rbe BON ben
Grouen aur @rablegung bereitet. go
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-BapIt Yius XII, ser bereits in
oretnfbiiebaigiten 2ebensiabr itebt, iii
ioeben in leiner Sommerreiiben5 Ga.
itel @anoolfo eingetroffe,1 mo ct biz
enoe Sftober 5u bleiben ge6enft. 8e-
reits mebrere Stunoen Dor Der Mn.
fanft batten ii6 &inber aus ben um-
gebenoen Srten in ben Mlbaner Ser.
gen auf Dem Marftplas in Gaitel
@anbolfo oeriammelt. 9lls Der 8apit
auf ben @aHon ieines DaIaits trat,
idtuenften iie fleine Jabnen unb rie.
fen rBipe il Bapa!" Inter Dem 26u.
ten ser @loden Der benahbarten @ir.
den iegnete Ser Hapft Die Menge.
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Previously credited SIG, 1865 90
@T5lide 8itte clues
bentlden Miiiionars

'SSn elmer firdlid bliibenoen, aber or
men, gut fatbolil6en 8farrgemeinbe
in 8araeuap, Siio=4merifa, feblt
Oringeno Elm gan5 beideioenes 9ir6-
lein. 0a es iib burdpeg Inn drmite
Sanobepolferung bonoelt (es iino au-
Der BaraguaDern au6 oeuti6e, polni=
i6e, ruiiiIfe uno onbere quite &atbo-
lifen oorbanoen), miro INN Die giitige
geitbilfe Ser 10 oft beipdbrten fatbolis
i6en 5reunoe uno @0nner aus oen
Ser Staaten gebeten. Sebe - ou9
Die o0erfleinite - @abe, Die in einem
geDobnli6en 8riefe per Slug
p It (5ebn Gents 8orto) oui meme
bolle Serantmortune geianbt merben
fann, nimmt Der unter5ei6nete oeut.
ife Sater banfeno entgegen. Quit
tung miro iofort erteilt. Sir bie eolen
Sreunoe uno 8onner Ser angefange=
men 81. +&reu54&irde miro monotli6
Der Segen elmer beiligen Weiie aufge-
opfert.
Snfolee Ser politii6en l1nruben in
Faraguap, moeen Sic bite etlpaige
giitige @aben in 8arselo uno 3u-
l6riften niht mebr an mid na6 9a-
ragl1ap, ionoern in Sufunft nur nod
an meinen amtlid uno fir6li6 8e=
oollma6tigten Srn. Sole Moper, Gu
1iaa Gorreo, Geo. 1861 in g Ii 5
q Tres (slrgentina) per Slug
p it (5ebn Gents 8orto) in einem
ltarfen uml6lag, gut 5ugeflebt, auf
meine noaite Serantportung ienoen.
Sr. Oeoper iibergibt mir iofort uno
iebr prompt 6ie @abe. Ser5li6ltes
Gergelt's 8ott i'm 8oraus!
5atber Sole areuiier, S.V.D., gor-
roquia vSanta gru5', ronel
8 o g q 5 8araguap), Soutb slmer.
ica.
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B,rthrtdp,,6 !

ct. GlpnS, Ofinn. = Sn ser ct.
Sobannes-Mbtei in gollesepille ipeilte
oieier Gage Ser bo6tp'Ite Sr. 8iifof
SSames 9apis bon San ssuan, Buerto
Rico, 5u 8eiud, Inn nit Dem bo6m'-
item Mbt Ilcuin Deutih, O.S:B., Die
Sage bes Dor 5tpei Sabren auf Buerto
&ico gegriinoeten neuen 8eneoiftiner-
flolters su beipreden. Die 0iOseie
San Suan umfaBt mebrere Snleln
auBer ser SitbGlfte bon guerto &ico,
nit elmer @eiantfla6e BON aipeitau-
lenb Quabrat1neilen unb elmer fatbo=
:lii6en 8eoolferung BON 100000
Seelen, betraut bon bunoertoreiunb-
ieb5ig Brieitern. Sm Suli 1947 iano-
te bie ct. Sobannes!4btei auf gin-
laouns bon gii6of 9apis atpei 8a-
tres na6 San Suan, Inn BORT elm
neues &loiter 81 er0ffnen nit Dem
3med, bie oortiee 2anbbepolferung
NIT oem beneoiftinii6en Sbeal ser
9lrbeit unb oes @ebets befannt gu
MAIDEN unb ibnen forti6rittlide We-
tboben oes Iderbaus bei5ubringen.
slm bereansenen 19. Mai tpuroe oas
ct. Intonius4& 4&loIter feierli6 einge-
tpeibt uno oamit oie Satigfeit unter
oen bobn. PIP. 8aiel Stesmann unb
Sultan Semen, O.S.B., offi5ien in
4ngriff genommen.
anl6Bli9 ser 5eier ieines oiaman.
tenen Brieiteriubildums erbielt Ser
bodtp'ite Sr. 8ii6of 8ui6 bon ser
bo6p. 8eiItli6feit Ser 9io5eie elm
SSsubildumsgei6enf bon $4,000. 8i-
idof 8ui6 miro Die Summe fir oie
ausItattung Ser &apelle bes neuen
9io5eianieminars in GoIlesepille per-
menoen.
Chicago, 81. = SIM bieiieen 3rafe-
Sotel finoet bonn "a. biz %. 9lugu1f
oie a6t5ebnte sSobresperiammlung Ser
federation Of Catholic 4lumnae Itatt.
EbilaSelpbia, 8a. = Sn aller StiI.
le feierte fiir5lid Der Serausseber Ser
,9or0- 0-@merifa', Der bo6m'ite Migr.
SenrD 6. Scenes, &eftor Ser ct.
Seinrihs-@emeinoe, ben bieraieiten
SSabrestag ieiner 8rieIterpeibe.
Neip Ourf, g. 9. : @eItorben lit
Der bobtp'ite Weisr. 8iaiam H. Mc-
Gann, fiinfunbfiinf3ig Sabre aft, ieit
ied5ebn sSobren 8farrer ser ct.
&arl%@emeinbe fir Neeer in Sarlem
uno ieit pielen Sabren elm berporro-
senber Soroerer bon eeeenleitigem
8erltdnouis 5ipil6en Der peiBen unb
Der 9eegerraile.
Wtneniter, Sasf., &onaSo. = sSn
Der ct. Beters-abtei feierte ioeben
Der bodm. P. '@ilfrib Sergott, O.S.
B., Heoafteur bes ,Brairie Meiienger',
lein iilbernes YrieiterjubilGum.
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aubereitet tpurbe Der beilieIte 2eib in
einen Sarg bon ihneeipeibem 9ol5e
nit einem genau iblieBenoen geipolb-
ten Dedel gelegt, Der oben, lInten unb
in Der Mitte nit grauen 8inoen iiber
ben Sarg befeitigt tpnr6e.
gor Der @rabboble ongefommen
trugen bier IpoiteI ben Sarg binein
uno itellten i'm in oie 8ertiefung oes
@robaltares. sne eineen nod einaeln
IN Die @rabboble uno fnieten betenO
bor Dem beiIieiten 2eibe, i'm ebreno
uno Ibidieo nebnenb.
Sn Der 0adt nod Der @rablegung
gei6ab bie leiblibe Mnfnabme Der
beiligiten Sungfrau in ben &intn1el.
Sd iab mebrere 9lpoitel unb beilige
5rauen in oieler Naht in Dem @drt-
den Dor Der @robboble beten6 uno
Nalmen dingeno. 8om ,Simmel Der
aber iab if eine breite 2i6tbabn iib
iiber bas @rab berab Ienfen uno in ibr
brei @Iorienfreiie bon gngeln, in bes
rem Mitte bie leu6tenbe 5eeIe Ser
bitten Sungfrau bernieoer idmebte.
Sbr poran aog ibr sottliher Sobn nit
beaitrablenben @unbmalen. sSn Dem
inneriten @lorienfreiie INN Die bI'lte
tSeele Warid eribienen bic gngeI 1pie
oie Glngeii6ter fleiner &iipber, i'm
5tpeiten &reiie tpie oie bon le1s- bis
a6tiabrigen &inbern, i'm britten, Dem
auBeriten uie slnselidter BON Sling
lingen. gur Die Ineeit6ter erfannte
ib oeutlid; Die iibrige @eitalt ipar
eine gan5 ourdiidtise 2idtform. aub
.um bas Saupt Der bitten Sungfrou
mar tpie cine &rone Elm Gbor ieliger
@eiiter. Sd meiB nidt, mos oie Mn.
melenoen oabon geleben baben; aber
ib iab, baB iie ltaunenb un6 anbetenG
emporidauten, ODER itd eridiittert nit
Dem Ingeiidte auf Die grbe tparfer.
als oiele gri6einung, INNER oeutlis
der peroeno, iiber Der @robboble
idDebte, offnete it6 aus ibr cine 8abn
Bis in oas bimmliide Seruialem. 9ie
bite Seele MariG, an Seius boriiber
idtpebeno, brang bur6 Sen Sellen in
oas 8rab, aus oem iie in ibrem oer>
flarten Seibe iid Ieu6teno erbob un6
NIT Der gan5en bimmliiden gri6ei-
nung triumpbierenb gum bimmlii6en
Serulalem auriidfebrte.
slls Die 4poitel tass oarauf inn
Gborgebete begriffen tparen, fom
Sbomas nit 5tpei 8esleitern. gboe
mas NOR iebr betriibt, als er borte,
Die bite Sungfrau lei idon 5u @rabe
getragen. Sie apoltel eeIeiteten i'm
nit 2ibtern nod Ser @rabbobIe. gbo.
mos uno iein gegleiter, gIeasor, uno
Sobonnes gingen binein uno beteten
Dor Dem Sarge. 0ann 0ffnete Soban-
mes Die orei @urten, ipeld)e ben Sarg
i6loiien, oer gum Mufbefen bod ge-
mug iiber bas gotenlager berporItano.
Sic itellten Ben 9edel beiieite un6
faben 5u ibrem groBten gritaunen oie
leeren Glider, 1pie cine Siille, in gan-
ger Sronung liegen; nnr iiber benz
8eli6te waren lie auseinanoer ge-
1blagen uno auf Der 8ruit leibt ge-
offnet. 9ie l1mpinoungen Ser Mrme
nno Sanoen lagen lei6t geloIt au6
gan5 oroentli9. 9ie ApoiteI iaben er.
ltaunt Die Sdnoe aufbebenb empor.
Sobannes rtef binaus: Isle lit ni6t
mebr oa!" Die anoern. traten aud
ber5u, tpeinten beteten enporl6au-
emo nit aufgebobenen 9lrmen uno
tparfen iid oann aur groe unb ge-
oabten Der 2i6tpolfe in boriger
gea6t. Sic nabmen nun sic gan5e,
Ginbiiauns, oie @rabtii6er uno sen
Sarg als &eliquien nit iid, auf Dem
gan5en &reu5mege Bis gum Saule BE-
tend uno BIalmen iinaeno.
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ginliegen0 ST fir oen ifonen aa-
lenoer. SsSbre 3eitl1ng lit elm tpiufom-
mener @ait in unierer Samilie.
90. g., Mid.
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@inliegeno Sdef bon $40 sur Iau-
fenoen 5reiltene. Moee Der Segen
@ottes itets auf bas Solepbinun her
abfonmen, auf oaB redt oiele Brie-
tier ins 2ano geldidt iperoen fonnen!
..', 2eier, Sans.
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Samstas, 13. Mnsnit 1949.
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Sonntas, IA. Nnsuit: 3ebnter Spnn-
tag nad Efinsiteu. - gpan g G.
lium: 8om 8bariiaer rno 3oas
ner (9uf. 19).
Nontas, Is. Nusuit: Maria Simmel-
fabrt.
0ienstae, 16. 9luguit: Soadim.
Veittpod, II. eluguit: Spocintb.
0onnerstae, 19. sluel1it: Ngapitus.
6reitae 19. 9lueult: Sobonnes GU
oes.
Samstag, 90. auellit: 8ernbaro, slbt.
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Sadertiid

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fir fatboliide gbriiten. Son
P. S. S. S6ons, O.S.B. 8reis 50,
gebunoen in 2ein1panb nit @olbs
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So. - 9os 8ud fam be5osen per=
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Soutb Ohio Ipenue, Columbus 5, 8.
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Sranf 6. See, seitorben an 10.
SSuni 1949, ipoblperieben, i'm Sitter
Don atpeiunbledaig Sabren i'm ct.
Sobannes-Soipital, Springfielb, ..
gr binterlaBt ieine @attin Bauline,
stpei Sobne unb stuei gnfel. Sitter
2eier.
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D-O-D

Die Gebrauchsanweisung ist sehr einfach.
D-0-D is absolut giftfrei kann linen
deshalb ME schaden. - Keine Hungerkuren.
- Tausende Won Zeugnissen. Unsere Kun
gebraucht, bringt D-O-D den gewjinsch-
ten Erfolg. Specific No. 8 fur menschlichen
Gebrauch. Per Buchse (reicht monatelang) !:
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No. fur ausserlichen Gebrauch. Per Pfd,-
Buchse: nur $500. - Nebst Porto fur Q
Pfd.- Parcel. - Bestellungen i'm Staate Ohio
die Sales Tax beigefagt werden.
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Sftober 1876 in @iien, Dellti6lano;
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@nfel. Ilter, eifriger 2eler.
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zines Geripre6ens, bas i6 5u gbren
Der lieben Oeuttergottes gemadt bot
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es linen Ssd irb Der reen Anmn 8ennion~ in Colorado
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ber Vile Alnmnen meron seb m0sl anf biier uSe
union" snsesen sn Ien.
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Mother S Hammer Death
Charged 10 Texas Woman
BY the Asseeioted Press

Ell PASO, Tex. Dec. 15.-A 22-
year-old woman has been charged
with murder after telling officers
she found her mother hitting her
self in the head with a hammer.
/, The mother. Mrs, Ada Bradford,
So. was found dead yesterday in
her home here. Her head was
crushed. Her daughter, Mrs. Edna
Mead, was charged with the slay-
ing.
Detective Capt. Joe Stowe said
any one of three blows on Mrs.
Bradford's head could have caused
death.
Mrs. Mead told officers she re-
turned to her mothers room after
a walk and found the woman hit
ting herself In the head with a
hammer, and holding q pair of
scissors, She said she took the
scissors from her mother and
then everything went black.
Officers said the daughter and
the mother quarreled over Edna's
marriage to Philip Mead, baritone.
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Irish News Agency Bill
Passed by Dublin Senate
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

DUBLIN. Dec. 15.-The bill to
set up an Irish news agency passed
the Senate last night and now
goes to the lower parliamentary
house, the Dali, for final approval.
It is expected to become law
soon. On It's final debate in the
Senate. External Affairs Minister
Sean MacBride said the agency's
advisory board will be composed
Of newspaper editors and journal
lists.
The agency, to be financed by
taxation, will have central offices
in Dublin. 1t is expected to estab-
lish Offices in New York and Lon
don.
The government previously said
the agency would supply Irish
news to newspapers throughout the
world to "counteract anti Irish
propaganda"