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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Luggage

] Orig. 400 Lody's Hot Box,
l2-ineh ---6. 500
I Orig. 1870 Little Lody Von-
ity Case, CoIoreord ---s.io
l Orig. 1900 "Sophisticose"
Vanity Case --------6.oo
z Orig. 1900 Lodies' Genuine
Leather Vanity Cases 7.2o
I Orig. 1900 Genuine Leather
Brief Cose, l2-ineh-----6.oo
I Orig. 400 Weekend Case.
24-ineh --------I3.50
I Orig. 1900 Overnight Cose.
ls-ineh --------9.oo
I Orig. $500 Pullman Case by
Lido" green ---ls.oo
s Orig. 1900 PuIImon Coses,
26-inch -------1Z.oo
4 Orig. zl.oo Ladies' Wardrobe
Coses -------------iz.oo
These cases are damaged, shop
morn or inttinIed Dronp. All prices
include Federal TAG.
Luggage,
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Women's Gloves

w WHICH, ~tSFSS
Io-ois. $50 Cotton String
Gloves. Beige -------75e
i5o-oris. i.9s Double Wow
en- Cotton Gloves. Gauntlet
style. Blue. yellow ------3Sc
I5o-oris. 81 to 81 Wool
Gloves. Embroidered, ioeauord
styles -------------7Sc
64S-oris. las TO 81 Wom-
ems. ChiIdren's Wool Gloves
and Mittens ---SI
3So-oris. Its to 81 Wom-
ems, children's Wool Gloves
and Mittens --------l.50
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Women's Knit indies

IS ogis. 2.5o Spun NyIon Vests.
Tuckstitch. Teorose in extro-
orge only -------l.59
" Orig. 3.e5 BoIbrieeon
Gowns and Poiomos, built-up
seekline, long sleeves. Size le,
l.e5
> Orig. 4.ss Brushed Royon
Sowns. Long sleeves. Teorose
N size is ---------l.s5
} Orig. las Tuckstitch Union
Suits. Labslsd as TO wool and
oyon content. Teorose in
medium Observation-Disclosures
street Floor,
Warrington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Girls and Teens
Underwear

15-oris. 4Sc Cotton Pants.
Teorose. Small only. lie
Orig. s.ss Cotton House
coots. Sizes 8 to ID. --z.3S
3s--oris. las Wool Shirts.
Short sleeves. Small. medium.
large. ----SSe
Io-oris. 3.ss Red Cotton
Flannel Niehtshirts. Sizes s TO
IL. --2.3S
S-oris. 1.ss Niehtsowns.
Aqua with white dots. Sizes
Ia to Is. -----t.7S
Second Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Electrical Appliances
Some Floor Somples and
Demonstrators

300 to 500 Off
; Orig. 1895 Automatic Wof-
: oris. 1896 ond 1895 Roast
ers -----Slo and SIS
AZ Orig. 8.s5 and 1875 Heot-
SO Orig. 3.9s Waffle Irons, hot
plates, toosters -----1.49
z Orig. 1895 Heaters,
1895 and 1895
z Orig. 7.3o Corn Peppers 81
II Orig. 12.95 Hair Dryers.
overhead bag -------7.s5
II Orig. I7.45 Timer Clock,
5.s4'
INCLUDING Federal Tar
50 Orig. 81 Penetroy Heot
Bulb, fits stondord socket : Toe
4 Orig. 1895 8 1895 Slick
stoves. Heot Lomp, Heat
Screen -------Slo 8 SIS
Housewares, 7th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Boys Wear

3-oris. 1873 Jr. Boys
Meuntie Goats. Red with wool
lining. Size II. ---3.eS
1z-oris. 5.9s Corduroy Zip
per Shirts. Sizes II to l6.
3.SS
Second Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Women's Hondkerchiefs

2e7-oris. sse Women's and
Girls Cotton Hondkerehiefs
with embroidered or pointed
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Infonts' Wear

73-oris. I.Is to 1.3S Ro-
yon Diaper Covers. Plastic
lined -----7Sc
17-oris. sos Wool Hood
Shows. Royon sotin bound.
Pink, blue. --------3.33
13-oris. 2.99 Pique Creep
ers. White. Large only, 81
1I-oris. I.55 Slips. Button
shoulders. Blue. ----Sos
Second Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Corset
Clearance!

20 Res. 1895 Flexees
oII-in-one foundations.
Broken sizes 81 to Al,
4.ss
So Reg. 1925 TO SIS
FIexees girdIes, broken
sizes 70 to 36 ----@.ss
81 Res. 7.s5 FIexees
panty eirdIes, sizes 26 to
"a -----4.9S
Is Orig. 7.s5 Ponty Cir
dies, mostly medium size,
1873
80 Orig. S. circuIor
stitched wired plunge
bro. sizes 81 to SO,
mostly A cups, nylon or
royon sotin ---l.7e
200 Orig. $50 to $50
Bros. size 81. 3 and c
cups ------5Sc
81 Orig. $50 to S.
Longtime Bros. sizes "a,
40, AZ, 44-------I.5e
Third Floor
Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Women's Neckweor

Io-oris. 81 Piaue or Nylon
Soliors AUTOMATICALLY
25-oris. 3.ss Women's Ny
Ion Diekies -----------2.s8
Iss-oris. 4.ss 10 5.ss
BIousettes. NyIen, pure six,
royon crepe. reyon sotin, 3.sS
so-oris. z.sa to 3.sS
Blousettes. Reyon crepe, royon
Street Floor.
Washington Store Only
Teens Shoes
I7s oris. SOS 10 7.s5 SUEDE
Dress Shoes pumps, Straps.
Sizes 4 TO 9 in group -4.ss
Second Floor.
Washington Store Only
Tots and ToddIers
I4-oris. i.6s Boys Shirts.
Sizes 3 to 5. ------z5e
75-oris. 1893 ToddIers' Wool
Sweaters. Pestels. dark shodes,
i.54
z5-oris. s.ss oreondie Pine-
fores. Blue. pink. Sizes 3 to
o. ------------------LsS
3o-oris. 2.ss 10 800 Tod
dIers' Dresses. Cotton prints,
solid coiors. Sizes to 3. i.S8
3s-ois. s.ss 70 4.ss Cot
ton Dresses. Floral prints, dots.
Sizes 3 to 6x. ---------2.s8
i2-oris. 24.ss Boys coot
and Logging Sets with noteh-
ing helmets. Sizes , to 6x,
1888
Second Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
20 Orig. 1898 to 1926
Cedar Chests
1898 to 1898

Floor somples! Low-boy and
choir-heieht styles! Walnut,
mahogany and maple veneers
on cedar. All sold as is.
II Orig. 6.es to 8.ss Chair
Covers. Floral and plain $3.50
7 Orig. I2.sS to z4.95 Soto
SIipcovers. Floral ------6.66
5 Orig. 1898 to 1898 Studio
Covers. FIoroIs, plains. Floor
samples. Sold as is $50
II Orig. 4.sS and 5.e8 Beu-
doir Dolls ----. z.98 and 3.es
8 Orig. 1888 Pr. Spun Royon
Droperies. Cotton soteen lined.
ga yds. long. One-of-o-kind,
p. IS
us Orig. 1859 TO 1913 Window
Shodes. Odd sizes. Sold as is,
soc
s Orig. 1913 and 5.9S Adjust
oble Metal Window Cornices,
$50 and $50
Slpcouers and Blinds,
9Th Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Paint Clearance


rs Orig. $50 Porch and Deck
Point, dark grey, COL 1879
"a Orig. 65e Satin Enamel,
20 Orig. SIS "Nu EnomeI"
interior gloss enamel, white,
ivory; gal. 3.7e
80 Orig. 4.ss White semi-oIoss
Point, eoI. --2.es
s Orig. 1895 Point Brushes,
o-in. pure bristIe ---6.s5
Is Orig. 3.ss White FIot
Point. washable, COL. ----2.ss
50 Orig. zoe Thu EnomsI"
modern finish, white, ivory,
green: per color per eusto-
rer. 2-ex. con ------Ise
Paints,
It'll Floor, The Hecht Co.
24e Orig. 2.4s
7-Pc. Drink Set
9ee
Ruby-color, flying geese de-
sign, s glasses and pitcher.
ZOO Orig. 4se lonceIot Stem.
ware. Goblets, Sherbets, Cor.
didlS 3Se
GLASSWARE,
18th Floor, The Hecht Co.
8 Originally 59.e5
Howell Dinette Tables
1895
Plostex top in black, cold.
green. Double-pedestoI bose.
10 Orig. 1875 to 24.s5 Din
cite Tobles, plostex top,
500 TO 1899
q Orig. 1895 Utility eobinets,
broom cabinets, metal word
robes, scored in hondline,
1899
10 Orig. 34.e5 Breakfast
Nooks. white porcelain enamel
toble, z red Plastic benches,
24.95
18th Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
1874 Yds.! 1.6o to 2.le yd.
SIipcover Fabrics
88c Yd

Remnants and short ends! But
just look OF your choice! Printed
and plain cotton twills and
pebbIeeloth! Plain royon foille,
rich hammered royon sotin!
Printed cotton soiIcIoth and
royon-ond-cotton fobrics! For
sIipcovers, studio covers, dro-
peries.
$40 yds. Orig. l.2s Printed and
PIoin Chintz. Remnants and
short ends --yd. Soc
81 yds. Orig. 1913 Screen
printed Cottons. Remnants,
short ends ---yd. 1888
IS yds. Orig. 2.sS Cotton Up
hoIstey Tapestries. Remnants,
short ends --yd. l.44
Slipcover Fabrics, 9Th Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
AT THE HEIGHT CO.. WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
Misses Sportsweor

IS Orig. 5.ss 70 e.ss Cotton
Flannel and Quilted Toffeto
Vests. Broken sizes. ---3.S8
~ Orig. S.s8 TO 1923 Skirts.
Wool. velvet, royon toffeto.
Broken sizes ---------6.SS
70 Orig. 1923 to 1893 Skirts.
Quilted royon, fur fobric, metal
shot royon. Broken sizes, 8.SS
8 Orig. SIS Wool Suits. PIoids.
solid eomeI color. Sizes Il to
Third Floor,
Washington Store only
Stationery
4o-oris. ST 1850 Pocket
soo-oris. 75e Parker DUNK
Ink. Black, some eoIors- Toe
2oo-oris. soc Crepe Pepper
Toble Covers. 6oxlOo inches.
PosteIs --25e
Street Floor, Washington
Store Only
SO Orig. 1895
General Electric Blanket
24.o5
CIose-out Of lost yeor's model!
Thot's why you save whoppina
SIS on every one. Automoti-
colly gives you just-rieht
Wormth. Singles, doubles.
5th Floor, Washington;
s Orig. $45
KroiI Cribs
34.oo
Wax birch or mopIe finish
hardwood.
wig. ST.SS OHTlfr1OTlS ATiOS,
white or wax birch, somple,
24.ss
4 Orig. 1850 Simmons Cribs,
wax birch, sompIe. ---1e.se
8 Orig. 1898 and 1895 Nurs-
cry Furniture. notehine crib,
chest, ehlfferobe. white, SAM
pie, eoeh. --4s.99
I Orig. 1895 Edison Youth
Bed. semple. -------39.es
IS Orig. 1925 to 1926 Body
Baths, sompIes, 500 to 1899
! Orig. S45 Edison Chiffe-
robe, sompIe, white----34.es
10 Orig. 1925 TO 1850 Play
Yords, os $500 TO 1879
Nursery Furniture. End Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Mems Sportsweor

men 5 SporrsWeor
50 Orig. 7.s5 TO s.s5 Mems
AIl-WooI PulIover Sweaters.
fancy potterns, crew neck,
long sleeves, broken sizes, 4.s5
10 Orig. SIS Mems AIl-WooI
Sport Goats, solid coIors, double
breasted. potch pockets. broken
sizes -----------1o.s5
Mems Sport Shop,
Street Floor, Washington
224 Orig. 100 to l.5o
Fomous Make
Mems Neckweor
z for ST
Every one q famous make tie.
A wonderful assortment of pot
terms and coIors
Mems Furnishings,
Street Floor, Washington
$50 Orig. 2.ss to 4.e5
Mems Dress Shirts
l.8o
White broodcloth,, solid coIors
and fancy potterns. Regular
fused collors, spread colIors,
barrel cuffs, French cuffs.
Sizes IA TO ~ in the group.
Mems Furnishings,
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Gift Shop Clearance

u Orig. sos Condleholder
for wall IS
5 Orig. sos Aluminium Bowl,
3.95
10 Orig. $50 10 7.95 Wood
Bowls and Plates, 75e to 4.95
Is Orig. 4.95 Ape. Ash Troy
Sets aluminium ----1.s5
6 Orig. 1875 Ice bucket, Inn
perotor duol-purpose - 4.95
20 Orig. 3.99 ltoIion Cieo-
rette Sets, hond-pointed, l.S9
10 Orig. 500 3-Pc. Cieo-
rette Sets, ruby-iustre 3.s9
Gift Shop, 7th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Women's Robes

; ovis. 1899 to 1875 Robes,
Brunch Goats, Bed Joekets,
500
8 ods. 1899 to SIS Hospital
tohnnies ------------s.ss
} Orig. 1888 Fomous Neelioee
and Gown Ensembles 1890
Third Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26

Third Floor Mezsdnine,
Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Record Shop Clearance

RECORD Snop clearance
IS Orig. 1893 70 5.75 Albums.
popuIor, classical. speeches, as
IS ---- SSe
10 Orig. 1895 Record Cabinets
lohxl5 hx28R ---7.s9
100 Orig. 7se Records. pops,
4se
10 Orig. $50 Storage Albums.
for II l0-in. records ----9Se
IS Orig. sse children's Records.
unbreokoble ------49e
II Orig. 3.ls children's Hymns
I.55
5 Orig. 2.3e chiIdren's Records,
unbreokobIe ----99e
10 oris. 3.s5 ChiIdren's Albums
LOS
; Orig. s.ls chiIdren's Al
buns -l.55
Records,
5th Floor, The Hecht Co.
Reeonditioned Sewing
Machine Clearance
10 Orig. $3.50 to $3.50 New
Home portfolios, 1850 to 44.5o
5 Orig. 44.5o TO $3.50 Sewing
Machines, famous bronds,
$3.50
3 Orig. 1880 to 74.5o Sewing
Machines, famous brands,
$3.50 to $3.50
Street Floor, The Hecht Co.
No Moil or Phone Orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
200 Orig. ACC to 3.o8
Kitchen PIostics
l0c to ST

includes bowl covers, food
boes, aprons, curtains, toble
covers, washing machine and
other appliance covers. "Strow-
berry" pottern.
II Orig. z.99 TO 3.sS Gorment
Bags, for suits, dresses,
81 to $50
J Orig. 1.29 Chimney Sweep,
chemical to cleor furnace CHM
ney -29e
100 Orig. 2.95 Donut Makers,
81
Z Orig. 5.s5 Foley Food Mill,
81
Housewares, 7th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
80 Orig. 1895
General Electric BIonket
Z4.95

CIose-out Of Lost yeor's model!
Thot's why you save q whoppina
SIS on every one. Automoti-
coIly gives you iust-rioht
wormth. Singles, doubles.
5th Floor, Washington;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Women's Royon Trieot
Gowns & Paiamas
2 70, s.

Toilored and dressy style gowns and
pojonos in fine royon trieot, usually
selling for much more. Pink, blue,
orchid, yellow, white, trimmed with
lace or matching ruffles. Sizes 81
to AZ in the group.
Knit Under1osav, Street Floor,
Washington sn SLIDER Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26

Sonforized corduroy crowIers, wosho-
BILE and won't shrink more than %!
Plosfic- lined to make them voter
proof! Side cripper fasteners for cosy
dioperine. Blue, red.
Second Floor, Washington and
SLIDER Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
$50 Orig. 2.8S TO 4.s5
Mems Dress Shirts
1.89
Earrings! Bracelets!
Costume JeweIry
. fer lao

IHctHutHg FeueYuI EdI
Pins, necklaces. eorrinos, broeelets.
mock pearls. rhinestones. coIored
stones, gold and silver colored metal.
Even some scntter pins in the fobuious
group.
Street Floor, Washington and
SLIDER Spring
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20

For a woman to be eligible to re-
ceive these monthly insurance nay
ments. Mr.. Minker explained, she
must be the wife of an individual
entitled to retirement insurance
payments. This means the husband
must have worked the required
length of time on Jobs covered by
the Social Security Act. She must
also be 90 years of age. In the
event she is not yet SIS at the time
her husband becomes entitled to
his check, she must wait until she
reaches that age. However, her pay
ments do not begin automatically
when she becomes IS. She must file
an application for Wife's Insurance
Benefits before payments can be
made to her.
The Delaware Office of the Social
Security Administration is located
in the Old Customs House. 9Th and
King Streets, Wilmington. Della
ware, and is open Monday through
Friday from 800 a. m. to 500 p. m.
A representative of that Office is
in the Dover Post Office at 800
m, and the Milford Post Office at
100 p. m. on the second Wednes
day OF each month. The representa-
tive is at the SeafOrd Post Office
at 1000 a. m. and the Delaware
State Employment Office, George
town at 100 p. m, on the last
Wednesday of each month.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20


Price died shortly after 10 D. m.
A veteran Of World war II, Price
had been a resident Of Middletown
for about eight years and was en-
ployed as a clerk. He was a mem
Der Of Sergeant William Lloyd
Nelson Post, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars. Surviving are his mother.
Mrs. Addie Price Of MiddletOwn; I;
his father, Alvah Price Of Galena,
Md; sister, Mrs. Lillian Craig Of
CeciltOn, Md; and four brothers.
Ambrose Price Of ElktOn, Nd, and
John, AlVah and Allan Price, all Of
MiddletOWn.
Funeral For Price
Funeral services were held at 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the
Daniels Funeral Home, MiddletOWn,
with interment IN Bethel Cemetery,
near Chesapeake City, Md.
/ Harry Benson, 16, OF Cecilton,
Prices friend and companion, suf-
fered slight cuts of the face, hands
and abdomen. He was treated by
DR.. Walter Lee Of MiddletOWn and
later released.
/ While flags Of all state police sta
tiOns are flown at half-mast in
tribute to the state trooper who
lost his life in the line OF duty,
friends and relatives paid their last
respects at his home in Selbyville
on Monday afternoon.
Members of the Delaware State
Police served as active and hon.
Orary pallbearers at the funeral
services, held from the Salem Meth
Odist Church in Selbyville on Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
Rev. Charles Jarvis, pastor, on
ciated. Interment was made in the
ROxana Cemetery.
Pallbearers Named
Active and honorary pallbearers
were: Corporal Burrill Mccoy, Do.
yer; Trooper George SchmalhOfer
I Georgetown; Detective Richard
Howe, Georgetown; Sergeant Wal.
ter SheTwin, Georgetown; Captain
Edgar Isaacs of headquarters;
Corporal Granville Allen of Bridge
Vile; Trooper Clifton Rogers, Oi
Georgetown, and Captain Car
Schnetter of State Road Station.
Corporal LeKites, who Joined tn,
force on October 25, 1913, is sur
vived by his wife, Margaret; tive
/. small sons, Wilson and Leroy, Jr.
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
LeKites of ROxana, and a sister
Mrs. Florence EWell of FrankfOrd
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20
Milford School Is
Fully Accredited
Ccontinued rraa nIss page,

OutcOmes Of instruction; and a low
average as far as plant facilities
are concerned. This bears out the
recommendations that have been
made by the Board of Education
and so well received by the con-
stiGuents of the school district that
the school needs additional plsnt
facilities.
Furthermore, guidance service
have been provided this year with
a member of the faculty spending
One-half of his teaching time as
guidance director.
The new construction which is
planned for the near future will
place the Milford School in a posi-
ton to receive a superior rating I'm
that particular phase of the educa-
tiOnal program. This announcement
is made to the parents with great
pride. since it is realized that all
parents wish t0 see their children
graduated from an accredited high
school.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20
Harness Racing
Permit GiUeR
Pine Tree Track
tconlInusd from nrsl passJ

reviewed by the commission came
from John W. Kane OF Wilmington
and Matthew K Stevens. who
headed a group from Philadelphia.
The MiddletOwn group will build
their track on a site where Satur-
day afternoon races were held for
several years. The commission
members said they have been given
specifications Of the project. The
old Pine Tree track was one Of the
first in this state.
According 70 the commission.
considerable attention in arriving
al their choice was given to the
fact that the track viii be owned
and operated by Delawareans.
The Bayard Potter Mcconnell
group announced that they had In
tended to build a $750,00O harness
racing track in the Claymont area
Dates for harness racing in
Georgetown for Sussex Co nty
we're set by the commission to be-
gin Sept s. 1850, providing the
100000 track there is completed
anu mEGAn Will luG dBpAUNul VI
the commission" according to
Schabinger. This track will be
known as the Del-Mar-Va Raceway,
Inc. The officers are: Nutter D.
Marvel Of Georgetown. president;
Ralph Collision of Bridgeville. vice
president; Frederick B. whitney Of
Georgetown. secretary. and Albert
p Mullins of Georgetown, treasur-
er.
The last session Of the General
Assembly provided for so days Of
harness racing in the state each
year. with 90 days for each county.
Mr.. Schabinger said that definite
date for the Pine Tree track viii
he set when inspection Of the faciI-
tiles is made
Harness racing in Kent County.
held at Harrington begins April 26
and continues for 20 days.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20
TIOO Weekend Deaths
Sets Toll At Fire
teontInued from 49, go


said the trooper complained OF
pains in his chest and difficulty in
breathing. His chest was taped and
he was released, the doctor said
with instructions to return to the
hospital if the pain increased
trooper Murphy was back on duty
Sunday afternoon, however.
Details of the accident were not
disclosed by state police but Troo-
per Murphy is believed to have
been chasing a car on the dupont
Parkway about / a. m. Sunday. The
police car is said to have been de-
mOlished in the accident. Hospital
attaches said he was brought there
between l and 1880 a. m.
Meanwhile, no charge had been
placed up until Sunday night against
James Bagwell, S5, of Selbyville
driver Of the car that struck and
killed Corporal Leroy L. LeKites
Of the Georgetown Station as he
was directing traffic at the scene OF
a twO-car collision just north OF
Selbyville. Monk was a passenger
in Bagwell's car, which skidded of
the highway after striking the trOO-
per and crashed against the wreck.
age of one of the cars in the prev.
iOus collision.
Dies From Injuries
Price died from a hemOrrhage
brought about by multiple frac.
lures of the jaw, decorations of the
face and scalp, Coroner William
Smith, Jr., reported.
The coroner disclosed that Pric,
was driving a friend to Cecilton
Md, shortly after Z p. m, last Sat
urday. He was driving west from
MiddletOwn to Warwick.
The accident occurred on a sharI
curve on Bunker Hill Road, whert
Price attempted to apply his brakes
and crashed against the culvert
according to state police. The driv
er's skull was fractured and hi
jaw broken when the left side o
his car was smashed in.
( Price was extracted from tn,
wreckage and taken to the hom,
of DR.. A. R. Crutchley by Middle
town Police Chief L. B. Marvel. H
was removed to the Delaware Hos
pital in the Goodwill Fire Com
pany ambulance of New Castle
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20

ada and Mexico. Mr.. Schreiber pre-
sents Jeanne ChaliToux, harpist Of
note, as a variation Of the program.
II follows:
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20
Old Age Survivors
Get $13,2O5 Monthly,
CeOrtinusd from nrss passJ

Survivors Insurance provisions OF
the Social Security Act, however,
recognizes the fact that the wife
of worker is also dependent upon
his wages. Consequently, provision
is made for monthly payments TO
the wife of a qualified retired wage
Garner. The wife's payments g
equal to One-half of the amount re-
ceived by her husband"
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20
Concert VIII Be
Held Here Jan. 29th
Commune non nm n


ada and Mexico. Mr.. Schreiber Dre.
sents Jeanne ChaliIoux, harpist 81
note, as a variation Of the program
It follows:
Program
/.
AriOsO, John Sebastian Bach
Overture to "The Marriage NJ
Figaro" Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
II.
Symphony No. 5 in B fiat major
Franz Schubert-Allegro Andante
con moto, MenuettO, Allegro vivace
Intermission
III.
Introduction and Allegro. Maur-
ice Ravel-Jeanne Chalifoux. Har.
pist.
From San Domingo, Jamaican
Rumba, Arthur Benjamin.
Kern Collection, Jerome Kern.
These include, in the order OF
presentation: Smoke Gets in YouT
Eyes" from Roberta. /" THE Night
Was Made for Love-" and "She
Didn't Say Yes" from "The Cat and
the Fiddle" They Didn't Believe
Me-" from 'The Girl from Utah. >
"All the Things You Are" from
Very Warm for May" &" "The Jockey
on the CarrOusel." from "I Dream
Too Much" Long Ago and Far
Away" from Cover Girl" BILL
you Are Love-" and "Old Man
River" from "Show Boat"
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20

former City Councilman Earle X.
Williams and Alfred Nutter, Jr.,
for many years a member of the
Milford Police force.
The Milford City election has
been attracting much attention out
side Of the City itself and several
Representatives Of the press from
outside the City are expected to at
tend the Citizens meeting tonight.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20
City Meeting VIII
Be Held Tonight,
Election Monday
lo0nfinusa fFom nrsi 49,

Councilman James E. Humes
who is seeking full four-year
term in the Second City Ward is Op-
posed by David B. Greene.
In the Third City Ward, a three
way fight losms, with the incum-
bent James +. Wilson, opposed BY
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20

1t is estimated that about six
tons Of coal are used directly or
indirectly to manufacture an aver
age motor car.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20

A ton may be 1000 pounds CU.
s.. 2,24O pounds OOng tons) or
2,204.6 pounds (metric tons).