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Evening star., 1950-03-05
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SIMPLIFY TERRACE, 24o5 Congress
st.--Semidet, 2-story brick dwelllngi
8 bedrms.. liy. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
lge. cellar. gas a.-c. heat; in excel.
lIoa ifna esnatop sboVn b. app nmedas ony REb
ERTCK A. BLUMER CO. e17 Pa.
aye. aye. son. Sc. FIR. loss; ewes. and SYN.
BARGAIN-7-rm. det; coal h.-w.h j
LOEB, Ma. 20l4, ewes, Ho. Si67.
brick, each apt, has 3 rms. and
bath, gas b dh;-w:h;, full basement:
,buyer; only S2;950: $500 down.
ais iti . SEWARD D0Ga GsaouiAalRGR: I: Sc. facins
Pa: e.--Two-s story, 7 large rms,
full baths, coal h.-w.h., full base
ment, nice porch; needs redecorat-
sSSy soy }ssgs; Ssst,ors STNEEBERa REHfS9 "A
$1,000 CASH will handle this corner
4. full bsmt;: oil ht. LoG1s s. RUp- fJ
R0nM,EG ben; TX 2591; aoilsS GE, v 2456:
house or apt. use; all located nr. E.
ties. Priced from SI3,75O to SID
g59, SOUTHEAST REALTY CO,
ONLY $500 will buy very nice 5-rm.
brick home; nr. shopping and
tranSp; has liv. rm., din. rm., Kit.
bedrms:, and bath; hardwood floors;
Q ige. closets; gas heat; loc. nr.
terms terms Sys so6TaEAsGTs Sff sGspt9i RPAfTy s1 co9y cn
2-FAMILY BRiCKIWe K Ee have aVe9: tbrss 81 y
family brick apt. bldgs. in excel,
GongTess Heights location, desirable
rental possibilities; l and bedrm,
SOUTHEAST REAiTY CO, ceo Ga1i y hgss. Pa.
ave. Sc, FIR. 1000. -
8 APT, semidet., furn, modern, brk.
h; hhouse; PVT. entrances, front and
from a551e csaHt snd ssmt. Mt storage; 2 blk.
fsHta! S51 sas sa1s: ssr sie,45o 3D. o%SER, oa%SSSs=y
HOME AND INCOME, s2s5 Ely pl,
Sc Sc; Open Sunday ! to s: semidet.
Re. RE- s5ss. ;H' oE. sye' e{ss. s9 Ely Dl' se's5o.
10th PLACE Sc: $1,000 down;
%@o, cL}gF6sR: 5as: 'sSh; saERfzEh. fz h'"h Il
NFW S1a ssI5x GE 54s9
up; 21 sold, 3 remain i"i: in ist Sg,4Io sfodp,
dows, gas heat and many Other
leatures; finest, value on market.
See for yourself. Go to 6ist and
Sentral ave. IN Capitol Heights, turn
LER, 800 11th st. Sc, FIR. 216o or
NR. HILLCREST-New detached: 1.t
n, oedrm. and bath. and 3 bedrms.
1t and bath on 2nd A.: lge. iiv. rm.
rase; se heeeli overjoot;ns re- Fm; buiIt.in ga
stores and transp. Consider small
er nouse IN trade. JOHN L. Shell
TON Realtor, 10. $4,000.
u OPPORTUNITY 4-family apt,
eldg can be bought by 2 Gis with
S4pU cash each; modern bldg; close
g 81 0qs; hSaa. asahoppins. ppm MITcHEELL QUICK.
egg 14th ST, near Pa. ave. Sc
Lge, 8 rm., bath, 2 inciosed porches,
eil h.-W.h.: deep lot $4,000 down.
shSTn RAN RRs1,TRP Rs appointment; nNr HART;
JTsf OFF Pa AZ 8vE@Esrgse Ef9f1o: VI $3.50 Ss5s
semidet. brick. now operated as
rms. baths. Price Of $4,000
INCLUDES furniture. Call F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, Realtor, RE. 1851
miNNESoTA AVE, nr. Penn.-S-rm.
baths. oil heat, dble. garage biz
rect from owner. LU. 1864. g
oO4 A S.E.-Brick, semidet,; he'd
rooms, very lge. liv. rm., din. rm,,
klt.,, stairways; front entrance to
pssnt., very lse. rms. oil h.-W.h,;
very lge. yard to wide alley: screens
extra closets: new cond. First trust
$4,000; $2,000-S3. 900 cash. viii ex,
change. Near everything. open Sat
and Sun. OWNER. ia TOIO -
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SEE THIS.

SEE THIS!
Colored-Near 3rd & T NV.
x,oyeJy brick home, g large rms. bath
h.-w.h. only $3.50 down! Priced
to sell!i Ewes. and Sun. call Mr.
Knott Ii. 1850, with
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
e05 18th ST. NV. ST. 4566
Evening star., 1950-03-05
1909 QUINCY ST. NV.
OPEN TODAY, IL TO I

This fine 20-ft.-front tapestry brick
home has reception hall. spacious
living. room. dining room, pantry
and large kitchen; 3 lovely bed,
built-in tub, full sized screened
rear porches, concrete front porch,
built-in garage, gas heat; in splen-
did condition. the entire property
reflects the good care and good
taste of its one original owner. Now
vacant and ready to move in. Priced
for immediate sale: terms II desired.
WAGGAMAN-BRAW 100 Eye
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OPEN SUM-, / TO 6

OPEN SUM-, l TO
5053 18th st. ne. (north Michigan
PARK; monthly payments Of $ss
principal, interest, taxes and insur-
ance. Lovely semidet. brick with q
large rms. and bath, gas air-cond.
heat, full, dry bsmt with outside
entrance on ground level. Fenced
rear yard. Close at all conveniences
You'll be impressed, too. by the
immaculate cond. of this home.
Don't let some one beat you to this
excellent buy. Bring your check
book cause you won't want TO leave
this when you see it. Come early!
RUBYE M. ACKEN, Realtor
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwess
COLORED-VACANT

COLORED-VACANT
ROCK CREEK CHI. RID.
The house you have been waiting for
Lovely. Colonial brick in NV; most
side hall. tile bath, modern kit,
stove, refg.. full bsmt., oil heat, ga
rage. Fronts on , streets. Immacu-
lately clean. Priced very low with
$1,000 down. Don't wait. Call now,
RE 3531 I'm O75Q
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C0InRED

COLORED
Immediate Occupancy
Open till 8. 81 You ST., s-rm., Q
ment; attrac. terms. EQUITABLE
REALTY CO. MI 2OS0
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Colored-Today's Specials

Colored-Today's Specials
$500 BLOCK. 11th ST. NV.
Det: brick and shingle, two Broom.
bath apartments. one 4-room, bath
ment; oil burner. 2-car gar: build
ing partly furnished; good income;
D'i'Ss $500 d0i BEoek Goesk oAk eaf 81. sssms NV.
8 rms, row brick, front porch and
yard. Priced to sell. with reason
700 BLOCK RANDOLPH ST.
NV. - Semidet... 2-family arrange
ment; rooms. bath 1st fl; 4 rooms.
bath End f.: cement rear porch oil
h.-w.h... full bsmt., front porch:
attic suitable for apartment. Priced
EYES. MI. 1899.
Det-37O0 block Goth st. n.e.-Liy.
Im;; ain; I'm Im'. HGilyw0od kiti IT,, wita
Ssss Sfdams sa5a Gn odrs lst Res
the house. VIII have to see to. ap-
preciate. Substantial cash required.
HOWARD RD- s;
8 years old; 5-room row brick. bath.
bsmt' storm windoTs; house YER very
cash. essh: GOOD 5ite1 Terms. s''0O0' s'''An''a'
AID 6S32. TR 619O.
Office Open Sun, II to 8 PM.
COLORED-14th & QUINCY
SITS. N.W.-$2,000 DOWN
A. real buy for this 2O-ft. row brk..
having 8 large rooms. 2 baths. 2
kits. oil ht.. full bsmt., gar; poss. !;
rear porches Il incl); priced to
sell to the first buyer at s13,95o.
Call me now. Mr.. Sidney, Ia.
1929, with
RALPH D. COIN
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost
2-EAMIIY APT

9 veterans wanted. Probably GI. No
cash down; presently rented, $2,640
annually; each apt. contains living
dining rms, bedrms., equipped kitch-
ems; Tiffey built; nr. Hawaii ave.
ne Call RE. $3.50, 10 to dark.
Colonial Investment Co.
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NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH
S15.450

Modern and very spacious
semi-detached brick in all
white section of upper Bright
wood. Convenient to .both
public and parochial schools
and fast downtown transpoT-
tation. Six rooms, tile batn,
hot-water heat, modern gas
furnace, electric refrigerator'
2-car built-in garage Va
CANT. For sale 70 Setete
nhS Ah,,rrov SI. S1lA
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Banks Murray, 81. 6lI4
SHANNON & LUCHS co

1905 f st. wv. Ma S34o.
CoLoRED-DOUBLE FRONT ROOM ROOM
for employed couple or girls; splen-
c6foRSpMas eld 1efations AP sr. Nv N.W-Nice rm.
man sS,fa0lec cafi f0F NO saas. 5s!5H0.s' enD;sS
CoaoRED@7is QUINCY ST. NV
Lee: front rt Im;; for 6 eple 3s7E q men,
coI sTin HedI LAKGE PeiEilkf kooM M faces 'front.'
man OF couple; all privileges. Phone
CohoRRD-121s 81 RsRRTD121s OTIS rL. NV
ms ms. BKowH kis;: f2F CO. so9Rass5 7as5 OF '"ea
ooKoNith NV; With privileges; $50. Call
c1ehokEp' asIs, hooMnMaPR a-75 Rr or 5ss5e Sanan.
csSltaossEbnLGE sla ( 5: nSi 'Fix front al room; ON all
pvis'; Quiet lady only. To see Sun
day, No. 46I7; daily, AID: 7I39.
CoLORED. GIRLS Or RasrE MENM1 fu1nStnge; Stngse
high class, rm,; mooerih in lurhi,uier witi, or
Without laundry and cooking privel.
caaIoREp-e aI RHI HOUSES rooms and
tioD RTss FsaTSBnIs ESbhRr aPd ID sP1vP9 81 VfSe
3 1885 between 2 and pm. sun
c5MH,ioRsE6&BRIcK, 5Hi ssSsBRIcK 8 rooms: reSep-
ton hall pantry. bath itnrm in1r eear win,
doWs and door, insulated, gas
S.-Wh.; ia block streetcars. North
c9GShsoSRED-14o4 9SsSR QUINCY ST. NV
hrick' 2 baths, 2 inclosed porches;
caIi aTSssiR MIR. 0IY 0HIYYMAN, 81. e$4b. on.n
COLORED-1I6 r ST. N.W.-Open
30 pm, Sunday. Lovely sem1aet daoed
aouss souss eo,on1ai TmJ' tront Da5h porch, s' oil
gh az rear d9uSls;easE ylpds ssss5 MAReH sa
SPECIAL! Call Mr.. PharL,. FR; 25355
or Or j. H. GREENE REALTY Co. rs
ccI rla sye NtAk M; 10 orjaSYIoR SY4S and III
miss mis- inspecting this one; $4,000
cash req. R. L. J: REALTY CO.
COLoRED : PETWoRTH5-ssemi,,dS Sat |.
brick. arranged s,a;,, as nsrSain Sompigey be
iSPi. isPi; ewes. ssoaodd9s and sunday, IA. $50
coLoREp-l7Oe BLK: T NV n; v,
rms, baths, front porsehf; sss fop oil heag "
ssTfpaENs; s9Ga Sens; bE tsEmi. ile5. Is. l0r A. "
Bryant sts-S rms. on floors
Hardwood floors, automatic gas heat
G0l9%Riass % srEPHANs, p9EGh tens 6R, i1ss ask 10
cUii bricf; Ice. liv. rm. with fireplace
rms, rms ia baths on 2nd f.; 2 real
porches, full basement, gas neat
extra-lge. lot; ,garage; under 9l2j- RI
1884, No. 0006, LEATH & ASHLEY
CoLoRED-s5oo down. room:
and bath, row brick, 2 stories; neal
18th and Fla. ave. NV. prlce
S6,850; balance like rent; M
Kyle with A. R. SEELYE, DI. 1923
COLoRED-PETWoRTH-only Se5tt
down; attractive Groom brick, oi
ST 81. 1858; eve, RA. 34l8.
COLORED-HOME AND investment
1109 NJ st. NV; IL large rms 2H
tile baths; modern heat. deep lot
R5ss RgosssR oR'y Really sls SeV co. sRsc ME 5SS
COLORED-90O BLK. o ST. NV
10 rms 2 baths, h.-w.h,; coal; IN.
come, $3.50 per mo: selling prie,
under $4,000: terms. r. w
cOLORED-31z-STORY BRICK, con.
rms r and separate Baths; gas ant
elec. meters and kitchens; oil hot
water heat, 100-gal. auto. hot
water tank; weather stripped anse
cauIked; front and rear yard; excel
NV, Va to. blks. to street cars
busIines schools churcheS s5d Goy. fbea
ters: wonderful investment or home
will sacrifice under present marke
value for immediate sale; substan'
tiai cash. Ho. 6712 or AID. 94eo
Evening star., 1950-03-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-Narthxas.

COIORED-VACANT
OPEN TODAY, NOON-DARK
713 UPSHUR ST. NV.
Lovely semidet. brick home with Co,
lonial front porch, in an excellent
neighborhood: an unusually f1nt
home with wide hall entrance, large
bright living room, very large din
ing room and tks kitchen is 9
dream, bright and well equipped
3 large bedrooms and ultramoderr
bath with built-in tub and shower;
full basement: auto. h.-w.h.: large
back yard. Don't miss this one. .t's
unusual and is priced right and or
II WILL SELL TO-DAY.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
aAR Al Har,ifnl Raalfnr MA k0O0
Evening star., 1950-03-05

1900 BLK. D ST. NE.
Are you looking for a beautiful home
plus income possibilities? Here is
3..family home with gas h.-w h.,
hardwood floors, auto. hot-water
heater, stationary tubs: garage;
storm windows; desirable neighbor-
hood, conv. transp. Income $3.50
mo; Il you have substantial cash
call Mrs. Greenfield today, DE
3l42; Sun. and ewes, Ii. 7-4453
METROPOLIS REALTY g. INVEST
NEWT CO. 17l3 N. Capitol St -6
Evening star., 1950-03-05
COLORED

800 Blk. Taylor st.
e rms, tapestry brick, 8 porches
auto. heat. parquet fls.: reas. month
ly payments with / trust. PUBLIC
INVESTMENT CORP, DE. 1886 OF
NE AS6SS
Evening star., 1950-03-05

COLORED-OPEN 2-5
Open & Shown for 1st Time
4004 5th st. NV. Lovely 6-rm. brick
home mod. kit. gas heat, full
bsmt., built-in garage. This home
must be seen to be appreciated; /;
good terms. Mr.. BROWNE. RA.
fS0SS
Evening star., 1950-03-05
HoUSES-SALE-N.E. (cont. J
WOODRIDGE

Attractive 4-bedroom bungalow, full
basement; $3.50 cash for G1;
S1O,950. Call MR.. BLACKWOOD,
NO 6597 -6
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Today's Best Buy for a

IUudy bCoU buy 1Oi
Thrift Family. Open Sun: 10
23l ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD;.
Real home and Investment. Big semi
DEF. Colonial brick; s lge. rooms ana
3 baths. Arranged as 2 complete
aparorents; 4 rooms and bath on
each fioor. Established rent Tor
2nd fl. 500 per mo; Id1 Live voEn en-
front entrance TO bsrat.; gil NV,
heat. 2 elec. refrigerators. 2 stoves, o,! ),
settlement; nr. schools. stores ana m
ri Jo1i After &, ia, 1868.
Evening star., 1950-03-05

BRANCH AVE.-HILLcREsT
Det. stone and brick Cape Cod, =
ff0nms fS1S} Sane and 2k baths. Dream kit.
firan,seesp' Are ,eeesp'' o !ge. rec. rm... stone
Drlck gar. lge. level lot; mr., ali
COWS Fairly priced at S27,500.
ANNENBERG REALTY CO., Realtors
III. H-S2h1 or VI SSon
Evening star., 1950-03-05

Near Conn. & Cathedral ave.
Desirable row brick house OF .
rooms, 8 baths, flooEed attic ,a gas
heat, garage; price, Sl9.500 rms
moderate. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 K st. NV. MA. 1856.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Veterans, Attention
$500 CASH
SAT 81 PER, MONTH

Attractive broom English type brick,
new house condition throughout,
&C. heat. liv. rm., din. rm., modern
equipped kit, . large bedrms., tiled
bath, storm windows, rear fenced
yard, lge. concrete porch. Call Mr..
Brock, TR. 1925; after 7 pm,
WA. 9199. FRANK J. MURPHY,
Jr., INC, 3423 Benning I'd. ne. IS
Evening star., 1950-03-05
UPPER 10th ST.
RI.AGDEN AVE.
$4,000 HOME
ND ONT " coo G00

lust of north 10th ST.; impressive,
center-hall Colonial brick, on large
corner lot, 4 bedrooms, baths on
2nd floor; 2 bedrooms, bath on 3rd
floor; large rooms throughput; excel
lent condition. MITCHELL QUICK.
ST 5969; ewes. RA. 3418.
Evening star., 1950-03-05

31O9 MILITARY RID. NV.
Just west of Rock Creek Park, det.
brk., bargain at S21. 800: 1st a.,
iiv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm., lge;
Kit, din. alcove, receipt. hall; 2no
a., 8 bedrms., 2 baths. gas h. n;
2 porches. full bsmt. open sat; anc
KIRKS REALTY co.
koR pnnd BLDG RE 1914. B
Evening star., 1950-03-05
HILLCREST

EXCLUSIVE Broker.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc, LU. 4-004'
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-11-04
Gossip Of the Movie Lot

HOLLYWOOD, (ANP) Dorothy
cambridge will star in Columbia's
"The Harlem Globetrotters." Col
umbia is making history as the
first studio ever to star a Negro
team in a class A feature picture.
The sports drama is to be built
around the internationally famous
basketball team, the Harlem
Globetrotters, owned, coached and
managed by Abe Saperstein Of
Chicago. First shooting was done
in the Olympic arena.
There, for five straight nights,
a mixed audience was used show
ing the Trotters in action on the
court. The slight of hand cagers
played actual games against the
New York Celtics, brought here
for the film.
Beautiful Dorothy cambridge,
divorced wife of dancer Harold
Nichols, is co-starred opposite Will
liam (Rookie) Brown of the Globe
trotters along with Thomas Co
mez, white. Gomez enacts the role
of S~aperstein.
The plot revolves around Brown,
a rookie who makes good with the
Trotters, and Miss cambridge
plays the girl who becomes his
wife.
Inman Jackson will play the
coach. Among the so persons in
the supporting cast were these
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-11-04

The college girl today has her
part in the formula for fashionable
women. She may boast that the
same chic flattery are clothes for
the young which they used in a
bury floppy manner is now,
with subtle differences the style
expression of today.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-11-04

sepia beauties, Agnes Lloyd and
Lena Terrence, models; Juanita
Moore, stage and night club dane
er and winner of three bathing
beauty contests. Miss Boyd doubles
for Miss cambridge in certain Sc
quences.
Actors in the cast include James
Davis, Bobby johnson, Oliver
Hartwell, Wade Dumas, and John
Erby. From the Olympia the
movie troop moved up to the valley
for the travelling scenes.
In case you are not up on your
basketball, here is a brief sum-
mary Of the Trotters' achievements
in nearly rs years of operations,
1894 games won and only PAT
lost.
Little "Sugar Chile" Robinson,
the child boogie woogie piano
genious, will be the key figure in
the new Twentieth Century-Fox
production, "The Cotton Club
The movie lat this stage, is fa1
from being ready for filming.
According to Daryl F. Zanuck,
head of the studio, Lena Horne
and Billy Eckstine also are to be
featured. The story is to revolve
around Sugar Chile, however.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-11-04
feminine
Eashi;on
By Bernadine Carrickett
For AMP


For AMP
Our fashion talk today centers
around the college girl, for she is
seemingly forgotten at this time
because she is we'll established in
the dormitory and only remember
ed by adoring parents. We discuss
her fashion sense because of it's
change, and because it is we'll in
evidence all about us.
Heretofore, whenever you men,
toned college grip, your auto
matte thought was of a gay young
thing in thick socks, loafers and
blue jeans, Not so, today. This
turn of a century shows a college
girl whose wardrobe is fashion
planned and excerpts from it
found in the wardrobe of every
woman who keeps up with the pre-
vailing style.
To the co-ordinating executive
of a household, better known as
the housewife, the college girl
gives her color choice which is
bright and beautiful. Oddly
enough it is quite appropriate, for
this woman has changed her own
opinion of herself and thus, chang
ed herself.
i The result a bright scarf, a
bold blouse may be found in
the Mrs. closet. A bright blue
reflects light in her CRAVING hair.
The right red transmits color to
her cheek.
To the are woman, a potent
Influence in the business world,
the college girl gives her surface
silhouette. The typical camels
hair wrap around coat that once
bespoke nothing but campus wear,
may be found any time between
nine and five hanging in a busy
office. The loosely fitted coat that
the college cutie often chooses to
wear over bulky knits and twin
sweaters, is just as comfortable
and attractive over the favorite
suit or basic dress worn by the
miss who sits at a typewriter.
To the high school lass the col
lege girl gives her worthy pattern,
in which manner of dress is q
part. The choice in skirts for both
today are fewer in number, but
better in quality. Styles range
from spirited tweeds, prominen'
plaids to feminine flannels. Sweat
ers are changed in appearance
not only by the substantial simu
ted pearl reckless, but by piqu'
collars and hand painted ties.
Prom dresses lean toward thu
frill, taking the place of the ole
princess lined models. The flowe.
has been removed from the hair
because of it's shortened length, tx
it's arm above the elbow or long
err glove. The silver or gold san
dial is gone, and stark color ma.
be seen from beneath the bal
gown.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-08
Horticultural Society
To Hold Annual Meet
CONTINUED from nrst page)

the topics for the two-day session.
Plant insects and diseases will be
covered in the afternoon programs.
New insecticides, fungicides and
methods of control will be COM
pletely discussed by experts.
Representatives of the Univer-
sity Of Delaware, University of
Maryland and the Virginia Truck
Experiment Station, together with
local and Out-of-state growers and
commercial men will present the
talks.
The marketing of fruits and
vegetables will be discussed by H.
d. Williamson, head of the Pro-
duce Dept of the American Stores.
C. B. Lewis of Riverton, New Jer-
sey will also discuss Marketing
Fruit for Profit" The marketing of
fruits and vegetables has become
an increasingly important part of
the farmers job.
Many other topics of interest to
fruit and vegetables growers are
listed on the program. Anyone
wishing copy of the program may
write to the Secretary, Robert F.
Stevens, Box $50, Newark, Della
ware.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-08

Noble Grand ]. Spencer Willis, Jr.,
to the First Baptist Church. Rev.
Rowland has announced as his sub
ject, ''The Good Neighbor Policy. "
Every member is requested to at
tend this service. The noble grand
is expecting you-yes, you.
George Swain is having his usual
trouble getting in shape for pitch,
but with the help of Wallace JET
ferson, Lewis Wright, Ernest Mack
lin, Leroy wilkins, Harlan Jester
and others, he is being coached in
the fine points of the game, and
probably in a year or two will be-
come an excellent student of the
game. Here's hoping.
@O
All Odd Fellows, in or out of Mil
ford, are always welcome at Crystal
Fount. Come visit US, we are sure
you will come again.
Don't forget to go to church this
Sunday night, December 10, at 7:3O
o'clock with Crystal FOunt. Any and
all Odd Fellows are welcome to
join us.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-08
Canned Goods Most
Important Offensive And
Defensive Weapon
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tcontlnued from hFst page)
deadly rays that emanate from the
atomic bomb will not penetrate the
tin or glass cOntainer in which
canned foods are packed. The pop
ulace so fortunate as to have on
hand a supply of canned foods
could feed itself without outside
assistance and with confidence that
their food would not be radic-ac-
tive" he stated.
Tanks, guns, and the munitions
of war are useless without food
and clothing for the men who use
these war machines. It does not
require much Imagination to real
ize the Importance of canned foods
to an army in the sub-zero climate
of the North Korean mountains.
There is no other possible way to
feed an army under such conditions
except with canned foods" the
speaker said.
Mr.. Campbell maintained, there
fore, that canned foods must be
recognized by the various Govern
ment control agencies as essential
to the defense program, essential
to armies in the field, and equally
as essential to the civilian pOpula-1
tiOns at home. "This recognition
should carry with it a high priori-
ty for the use of the metals and
materials used in the manufacture
Of canning machinery and other
equipment needed in the canneries.
Canned food must have first call
on the Nations tin and glass con-
tainer supplies" he argued.
Such recognition was granted in
World War II. Mr.. Campbell point
ed out. Conservation measures for
critical wartime materials at all
times took account of canning in
dustry needs. 'The War Produc-
tion Board, the Departments of Ag-
riculture and Commerce, the Man
power Agencies, all control bodies.
maintained special branches deal
ing solely with canned foods pro-
ductiOn and gave full recognition
to the vital Importance Of this
major food supply on battlefields,
in training camps, and on the home
front"
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see repeated in 1852, but" he warn
ed, "it will only be repeated IL we
deserve it-and show our responsi-
bility by our actions, especially
during the General Assembly ses-
sion.",
Clarence w. Taylor, newly elect
ed president Of the Active Younp
Republicans of New Castle County
presided, and spoke appreciatively
of the support given the Young Re
publicans during the campaign.
Mr.. Taylor especially praised the
work of Edmund N. Carpenter IL
who was president of the group
during the campaign and resigned
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all Republican legislators, and
through whatever measures we are
able to initiate in state and county
administration with our limited
Republican activity"
Continuing his analysis of the
Republican position, Mr.. dupont
stressed that "the same issues are
still with us that confronted all
citizens of Delaware before and
during the recent campaign.
Encouraged By Vote
'The response of the electorate
on November encourages us to
continue our work. 1t was a re-
sponse which we certainly hope to
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special trip from Washington.
Other guests included U. S. Sena-
tor John J. Williams, former Gov
ernor Walter w. Bacon, and for
mer U. S. Senator Daniel o. Hast
ings.
Mr.. dupont emphasized that
teamwork in the Legislature is our
most important goal in the coming
months. We must remember that
the Democrats are still in control
of the state administration. What
the Republican Party must work
for now is victory in 1852. And we
can achieve that victory only
through cooperative teamwork of