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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
CaFe 0f LiBOleum
Floors Recommended
ny Home Specialist

Hege ~ pin lAyiUK ADg cleaning
! BNYlsuW h09tb I'm result % n RFeaf
hAUOK W b0pleUBkeTB mn MiBs
/ t/9plhN a Wbjl40DJb, home man
AkeWsUi eDeejAjisf "a me BBlyeF-
I 1iy ~ DelDWAFe.
WDW HD9lsgDs, slls sAys, rive
DsW bergiNs u VIZ 0yey b jiDjUg "
fsll Wbi0b IA iObU ~ eeAeDfsG ~
ibe W999 G99r The fell l8kss ~
my tkDAptl9U N)l1 eyDifAeii0U ~
no W99g NN1 DreyeDis Hbe ljBOleHm
fgVW Du0kliOK ~ BDljt1DK, ~ 8lsO
NAkes NE 1DOr WsfWsg ABa more
resilient BeeDE should b. pro-
iteleg Wlib WAlepDfDW cement ~
NE h9gg ~ H9Dpfeis ibs uss ~ =
tfN UDlDK ~ ODii9OAl n helps,
b0WfYeg 40 iAklDR 40 the iTFsRuv
l1IiiieB ibAi 8Ts AlWAyb present ln
HgUefeie AUg AdqF ~ he Fesilisngy,
ODs iYDe ~ liO0leuW ~ mads viii
y "tAeiyDK applied cohesive bAek
Alg " 800 giTseJy ~ the hD0E
IlUDlsuW if UDi fee1WWeD1e1 for
use ~ bDgTE Wbieb IRE lB direct
b9biAoi WIN mo Kt0uDg, DseApBs ~
d9WDDhBs
FDr lADls loDs llUDlsum should
be HbWeDlh9 1UAely ~ ille WOOG
Wlib WAiprUrDyf cement
~ property lAld $40 eArs0 for,
NlbF WUlH0Wb DDiDiB 0uf, liDOleuW
D. 9UIADle And aaBy ~ keep Glenn,
bgWS iiU0lbuWf NGN RlyeD y VIZ
DUlHb jD ills fAeiOryj other require
W9klUR ~ BDOU 80 BID VIZ 0lls
the DgghF Nl9 bNHlF ijlO 8nrfAee,
WuF preventing or from being
RlDuUg iU n rim helps preserve
ibp nNlufAl rNWlinuoy ~ tle ip9s
ipglNj pAbiV WI ~ recommended
tDr ljlD Orbi e0Ni Af u ~ heavier
ibgU liqui9 VIZ hfier polishing,
~ be40u9 o0Nl should BE- addsd Liq-
uid VIZ ~ e0Bier ~ ADDly and ~
y GNBub mAUy bOmsmAkerB prefer
iiB ube, Undor DOtWBJ conditions
dgjly DpUFbluR VIZ 3 dry mop ADG
WiDiUR uD viii y Damp cloth once
q Weeb Nre BuhiweDf FOR floors
Which require more thorough
eieNUiUR, uBe q BOn mop with warm
wAlog Ang a mild BO8D solution
it0i WAipg Big0nK b0ADB, bnd clean
iUR NKeUiB should meyer ~ used
on liDOloum Wash Only a small
portion IA ijme, rinse, Anq dTy
thoroughly beguDbiDg ieDds ~ re-
move Nle WI DDiBb Anq make re-
WAfiUR UeeesbAfE
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
Plas DsY Meeting
~ OAR June n

tHiiAtt ~ iielabHlf BADw pAAaas
H iif'ahalf llfa ~ hyuliuIe. IN
H#eiflhf ~ aFllNpfuIW pulsuHs
Httat ~ aAapVifHNeu kol Hll w
'f't ttAiNia hill le uuall Hiass bul
HiiI h aiHDlattd f4I pleasant M
eiiHtii4l aNh all blil ulAudly
atit.saplltif Miss luNuaou HAia lhs
hiHstAw hpNla Ar ~ Dui ~ siai1
ta-elf tHsNai iGaal Visitors vAA
tH ffHAts elfN appointments ala
iit esii YNf aiHarnis 1Nis Wa q
i''iiifiifiAhalft fHlt which lla
itifaNff hNlptfa 4lr Lusluass
.taaIsn taH4 lafaN lln Hll aua
"AiliF i.al YfNn ilp ulnmlais wnni
49, fttNia ef AHHHlmDNely alsap
ftffiif eHlHllhna mnalplnn VAay
t"fAftN iili lhaipl HiIpu ~ fhe lohn
ifthlhalh iipNn NnW DDgn. M 4
'.'fHNHI rhilHf q uumlnl an linus
1" H"aiNNee ht3l AnHsuNhd Win
a'alalN HuH Hit MilInr iuuulnd
'iH fH.ptHi htmhrll iDAR NhApinl
irf iIA altHhFllnnAie ~ iublas Aua
hnunf tDy uunllnou
'aiH HiIHhs lniplf Hlt anplulad
ih' eteai4N HhlYNluna
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
"SiaTs IB Ny CrOwB"
AZ New Milford

"siptf ip NY GgDWUp fbA BVB
tlUifpliYU ~ J9e DNyig Bg0WD'B
hufAfbbtul UDyF, WI Dgi Ueed s)io
fAHfAlf y IHebyAg geGeUUy lU NbD
huilVgF lDule l0WU, EHBlgU, No
by luhule ilF HueeeBs wherever u
iF HilgWu
itHlf % DiHugH mn is RgpAl
fhiUilY eultBiRiUWNul a ~ ille End
~ plnVge ibnl DyuollAg ihN beagl
wllpKf Nlg pleAfes y0pDR Nllg Dld
Hllkp n WI bliUP uDibjpR bul
Ehall iV iif pplligg pUg ~ llB BiAgB,
jpw Majlhpj Ellen DrAW, JDmeF
Nhrlmll Hllg BORN BlgokWDll, AB n
" belAgplee iU iileNighB throughout
iilh uHilgu
'biAgf Va NJ Hg9WDp DlAylUg
sundHy lbEgpRb Yussd8y w lbe
hhW WilfgFg lAf beeU AgHDieg fpgW
iiis Wfll bngWu "JW9DpU" DAgs9D
elAg htglihf llal hHgs appeared iU
series W iile kAiuEdAg bgaDlUK
b9ki n ~ ihe sLygy W n sigAUHeg
Nll9 fJufh slu WleIf ile fgupg u
HNg lhia Hsldp hls DlblylB ~ lBuN u
igWp single bonded
~ outstanding BuDDgWluH pABi
Textures hlHD ltsle, l.hwiF sIyuA
pna juHng lttluAHdel, VIM W9O
wlae pbliieHl pgHlBf tgG Boz pHg
fYlWANff iU "iUpudsls W me
DHhl
Az HU hfllA Added BotAeB AlilA0
non HlgUk Wlib "blgIF iD w
. fVND" ihp hhw WilfOgg bus bAeD
futNhhHfui lU HHouFlUg ils lAlesi
tnihass ~ lbh nov Jnk i3eNAkp AH9
800 DlelAhilA WUBleAl bllOw Sub
jpln luhap HllDilly Nflpt 'bpg Bon
hkb Dlpye9 ~ fll6 hnw Mllf0gd ~
pflhYU IBIS ppm tHDrUAgy
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
"GUGOcatiOn" Not
Death Cause

NV YORK w 3abieg rsrsly
RUff0eAle 1D their cribs, Bltb0uEh
lhelp deBfbs 0tiND Are blamed 81
Bpl9iAoljDR, Two kew YDrb DbyBies
inns reD04 Dps, jAe0D Verne 8Dq
lgpuo Dpgg0W ~ the Medical W.
bWjDfrB Offiee t0ld the New Y0gk
f0upiy Msdieaj b9eieiy " tbsir
study
Aul9Dsieg gb0W ibAi VI per cent
~ ille Infinite lisis9 ~ BgD0ibei1Dg
Ueijplg geelly died from e0DgsDilsj
bog9 9iBeaBs DF9DGb0Degm0Di9,
WpUiDKiils, ~ BlABfgi1his, fbey
}Bla, other 7b# DABgly ~ we're
f0VD9 ~ BE- due " 0tDeg causes 8iB0
flby gpD0ried
~ Verne sei9 n " virtually In
D9selDle f9y y besltby Dgby ~ de ~
aeeideDigj BleFh9Dieal gDff0gailOD
JilV position ~ iDs babys BODY ~
deeib mA8DB very liitle unless tbe
D8Dy bas struggled itBslf bsiwseD
ille sl0iB ~ fle crib, De- Addsd
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
Foster Parents
HOnOred At Meet

The Board and staff Of the Child
renls Bunean Of Delaware honor
Cd Its foster parents from Southern
New Castle. Kent and Sussex Coun-
ues On Wednesday evening. June
18Th. 1850 at a party held in the
Peoples Christian Church in Dover
Delaware.
Mr. and Mrs. Baynard Marvel Of
Townsend who have had 10 chill
oren from the Bureau during their
ten md one half years as foster
parents were given an award in
recognition Of their valuable ser
vice TO children and 70 the Chi
oren's Bureau In presenting the
award. Miss Elizabeth Townsend.
Executive Director Of the agenCE
expressed her. appreciation for the
help given during the year by the
Marvel family and by the other
agency foster parents who make II
possible 70 offer normal. happy
homes TO children who are temper
af3ly deprived Of the right to live
With their own parents. Miss Town
send stressed the continuing need
for more good foster mothers and
fathers such as those being honor
ed Al the meeting.
A member Of the Bureaus board
Of directors also expressed appreci-
atlOn for the good work done dur
Ing the year by the foster families.
pointing out that meetings such as
these offered a welcome Opportun-
hy Tor the board members to eX-
press their thanks IN person to the
people who carry such vital respOn-
siDiltty for the agency's work
Several children participated in
the entertainment with short talks
and songs. Mrs. W. Glasgow Rev
nOlds. president Of the Board of
Directors Of the Children's Bureau.
was chairman Of the meeting. The
meeting closed with a social hour
and refreshments.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
Btaie Youth Join
~ Bafety And
Health Programs

f'Onhng yAiiOu ~ bumnu ruB0ugeOs.
q prime VDlAoiiYs ~ 4 ~ GluD w0gk,
~ being achieved UHiiODAlly by
hlhUDhlt HbHlluR Va The rebD0psi
DilhK fgl improving individual,
iHWllg Allg community haalib, md
ehieRpRJ9ipR llyes against Aeol
deul
itulal yguiD throughout DIS staie
hlf jViuluk ln ihf ehWDalRu by an
fgliink iu ihe 1900 EgliguAl 90
safeiy Rld ifenlib Dr9RgAWs Both
pipFfhpf Otter sDeeial HWAgds fVr
superior fee9rgf ~ iugiylguHl man
bhrf Aud RI0nDF
iU ille . ~ HAfeiy Dg9RpalD, BiAgr
liuR silver mAdAlF HTe provided BY
oenalHi MgtgfH fgT i've winding
members lu such HguUly hiBO, lho
f9nniK leDgTiipR ile most DuiBlAtd
my 80 hAihiy pf9RfAW ibiF yhAg
VII lhHelye y plague ~ merit pD-
pl9plipifly eNb0hBe9 Yhe RiAle
champion WI POI pU HlleEpeUBe
ulD ~ enc NHtDppl ~ Club CON
RlhsF iU HblehK0 ueSl November
blRl HAligUHl WluUHB helAolAd
from ilie hHle champions WI be
Hwag9s9 y 500 e9llese seb9lsggbiD
eaph
iU lllf ~ haplib ae0Wiy, ~
ilRelNe lW0 HglgT NeIllhoRlNf sym
b9liHiuR bhulib VIII BE- RlyAU w y
mRflmpm ~ f0ug clubs jD AAeb
Hgpplg egHduNJpR llH beHl heRllb
lmDlDgNHbW DFgRgAW bO addition,
tf0 cash AWAFdF Nv bN uHed fgg
hepllb education WI BE- ABAgdAa
lg lllf ieu ~ elubg Va ibe state
Which Hnlgg DU llle bNB DrgRgNU,
tllf HlhmDag WRlgpR lbf greatest
pfgRIhhF lU heplib improvement
Will Teeeiye Hu plireKpeDse i1D W.
ille hailgnnl ~ HluD H9DRGass
1Af nhilgDal aWAgdF, Hlfg provided
w kellgRR f9mDADY bNule fFeek,
Miehy iueludf p tl0g ~ y SAVINGS
bgnd nnd blue ribbon ~ each
member ~ ille blue AWATa HgguD
Hhe bgud if ~ be- used by me
ulhWbelf ~ WRU b fung fgg Drg
iAnllNR RNg WHlniNiDlDR ihelg DAT
sgnHl heHllb
h0ih ~ fhesf UggRIADf Rrf con
Quoted NndhT lile direction ~ ihe
hggpefHliYf bfihUfl0u bepyiee
Complete infglmHiigD my be Ob
iHlnta 1OW GgNDiY eEihuBigB
HRhNlF
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
Petit Jurors Are
Drawn In Kent

Brown, Harold N Carter, and
Lawrence Atwater, seventy Ben
jamin VanSant, Richard SlpRle.
and Robert Smith, eighth Charles
r. Tatman, James Satterlela, and
George Simpson, Jr., NINTH George
B. COverdale, William Henry Sapp,
and Nidginia s, Scott, tenth,
The special panel eollOWss
Clarence Baylis and Homer Col
Inns, first representative disuicts
William d, Ennis and Emanuel
BarrOs, second William r.. Wilson.
Preston Norris. and wilbur Wilds,
third; Harold Powell, Jr.. Elmer
Durham, and Elizabeth Lasch.
fourth Ernest Mardnaaas, Raw
mOnd Pearson. and Arthur q. I.lV-
ingstOn, fifth; ". L8yman Wright,
Robert Long, and Ames Brown,
sixth, James R. Wise, Jr., Joseph
Bringhurst, and Wilbur G0Oden.
seventh: William Goodwin. John III.
Biggs and Dewey Shahan, eighth
Agnes Nane. Ralph Taman. and
George Cain, ninth; Edna Sapp,
William EliasOn and Carl short,
tenth.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
hiiit i'oy June Dishes

4HHt un HDuiN whau mia
fipAHeilnn AZ ~ lF phpl Nib n
Hlf a" HHiHfFe ANHlih fpudb. knyp
matAtih llkpN lDun aAuouslla
'tsO HhtHl aud aiuuld bn uhad M
aiI haS pnaabif nanhgully duunp
5HNa
Hlif ~ lf pnr i0Dd Whosf only
tat bDa as anFifund ~ uanlge n
d. e.iH at ippa Mlik aupDlias b
tttHttl number ~ illh dlHernni
fHfH flfAhnif needed fol pond uu
fliiH iiIaN ang pileI Single food
A. ~ iitffipit aNnufaiuR AZ Mics
ittn ilie pNf fpYd foT Whloh iAere
HiH aai-afaNlpIg sHbsUfuin
Hii" lAtei states iNHi ihhTf HIN
hiHHt hat ~ ASA mlit Glnalu
fApf fiHh ahlf mllk oHsl nal
tal. hp9tea ln milt pua nieauad
fAtflablAs aif feN Df ana many
hHb lY ahith iNif nuluuous loud
httit taHily bHHlf d H0od dfF
eHti HliN aN HbuNaHui supply W
Hiiif iiai should lr illf bAelf fog
hAii leAH aeaahH lNf HlfAm Aud
Nf'H HNHNH NlNfNMNN
isp iit llai Df aeaafllf fYl lllf sunl
Httl HeniAt 1lf hualHfd Dudaluep
stN liifH tHflHllGnF also Hlf ~.
fH'IfnI FOO ahaamif 4hnlf Hln va
'at oat ~ aWslHF AuHiHldf Yhe
hfft1 hHiHld may bf fululHnnd
lil fHppphd aalNt DtHuRp aanil0uH
~ HilthA sHHaHHf fublHfdH mny
"a AetN Hfh flusllnd Nullh ~ hn(
fit nl AL y aiNhHlNE f0g simple
tatt eNii Hf hpgHkf fHkn ~ RluR
HtNftaa Diim FHllHil0uF luDluAe
aaiAf 4HH pI HafHmel aHuGa 0u
baked hnslafa ono llal nv beeD
tfit pspHlal 4. dpuf Dg placing oue
nsnHNl IA mHplf hgTup u each
.aHIHla NNp ilNu ilA f4D " Oiled
hlii ilt fuaiala mIkuIf auG bHh
aHfktai Iaht pu uaiuF NIB may b.
isHHH ln llf lAahMf tlhesHTs 0om
iIa iialg ana Mls BhleN may
~ nslalee pam Msylflln lAn06,
s.fif atHsAsifHilpn aknul 9f9TRe
shN
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

ftYsi1l F0uDt I<odKf VIII hold
JlHlf HeWVriaj beFylGes ID mem
9ty " UlelT qeGNAsed brothers tbis
E9WjpK bungHy June -, ln fhe
YssDyieg14D EbUreb, REV Kenneth
9, kfVlef URsiog AZ msmbeFs ere
hegq@llH lDUtso ~ attend this ser
ylfs We IRE ~ march from fle
lpqKe bHll ~ ihe ebUBeb Do BODY.
~ Dls9bs BE- "a INC l0GKe bail not
lNiNg f98D WV Br0tDeFs, plan ~
~ VIM 20 fble sunday.
1be KeUi C0u8ty QuH Contest
" s0bseula1 " Df he'd ~ Tues,
apY j0Ue ~, "a Amliy LoG9e lD
hAU9sD ~ l0GKes ~ KeUf COun-
" Ate e0r98lly lUYlise ~ attend.
1/Jit ~ fun Ap9 very helpful, The
4pN H9Di4si f0g kUFsl sew Castle
Eoupiy VIZ W0D BY CsDfFeyille
LggKs k9. N 90G ne Wilmington
quH wAB w0D w EdeD ~, -, now
llie hlxiyf9uT dgllAF question, who
WI wjD 20 Keul E0uDiy1 C4H u
Ds EgKHigj F9DOH BusseE G0uDfy
bAS il9i hei 0lsjg 99ie ~ his writ
1UK.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
Motor Truck Group
Flags Diversion Of
Highway Funds

~ . recent meeting Of the board
~ directors " the Delaware Motor
Truck Association, the board went
81 record as definitely opposing d.
version " highway funds and the
restoration " the highway system
here IN Delaware 70 its former or
lflDal status which would permit a
grsatsr 6eIibilty Of program.
An essay contest for school chill
0reD was approved, the contest 10
~ Instituted ln the fall al the
commencement ~ the school year
aDo ~ be divided. according 70
Ef8Qes; namely, one group 70 con-
prise the fourth. fifth and sixth
HfAqes3 next group. seventh.
eighth and nine grades, and the next
group, tenth, eleventh and twelfth
KfA9es with first, second and third
prizes u SIS, SO and SO To be
awarded Do each group, the essay
~ b. not longer than 500 words and
~ b. written on the subject How
Does me Truck Best Serve Ny
Community"
u Wa determined that the board
" directors " the association
would serve As = board Of safety
review for the purpose Of review
M aDy complaints that might be
filed by individuals having Just
reason ~ criticize the manner IN
which trucks might be operated on
tie highways, communications Of
Ibis nature ~ BE- directed 10 the
beefei8Fy, Ernest Y. Keith, At the
Aqqfess " the association IN the
Ksitb Building At Dover.
The secretary reported that the
Asb0ei8ii0D WAS cooperating with
A. y. CObb " Wilmington IN con
Deeti0D with the sale Of u. S. Say
3DGs Bonds, End particularly with 4
display ~ the replica u the liberty
bell The members o. the board Of
directors expressed hope that the
orr liberty bel assigned % the
biAte " Delaware ID connection
With the campaign might be placed
~ the St8te Capital as a permanent
resting place,
Present plans for the holding Of
ne annual summer party At Reno
D0tb Be8eb Country Club on Friday,
August ~, Indicated large at
tendance ~ This annual function.
a committee comprising Jack Bur
f1s " Milford, Raymond Masten Of
Milford aDG Henry Graves "
oe0fGst0wB, WIS appointed By the
president y, W, Buchanan, 10 work
Win he secretary ID completing
the DlaDs for the outing.
The secretary was instructed 10
with representatives
~ the University " Delaware re-
qHss0Dg tb8i the university con-
si9sF the jDs0tutDg Of classes IN
transportation and traffic manage
meBf
d. All9D WilsOD, chief engineer
" the blAte Highway Department
9D9 Ff8Db Adler, correspondent for
the sunday Star, were guests al
the meeting " the board Of direc-
t0rs bold a. the Paddock near Gmyr-
20, A most Interesting talk was
presented by Mr. Wilson outlining
Ne DfORT0iBB and activities Of the
SUITE 8iKbway Department. OF
particular interest was the an
lOuDesmeDt ~ the effect that the
state ~ Delaware was particlpat-
'Dg With twelve other states ID run
9iDR . test ~ L8Plate, Maryland, 20
determine tie actual results Of the
Ne ~ blRbways by various types
u commercial equipment. The
board blRbly commended Mr.. VIII
50D 8Dd the Suite Highway Depart
psDt lD iis foresight IN Dartlcipat-
ny ~ this worthwhile program.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

nv ifaTgg MhuKsJ, dem Of lh.
bhnluBulH Conference School ~
Missionary Education, nag AnnOu1
Nf9 tlif tVilyblpk eOuTEeF " niu.
eihs Ruo tbelF tfaoipgs
! 1gWhfg b Hhrlh0ou Gomuuu
~ Mff bAIJy WURbf
= tlf hset thsi Mr. Willaw
Dbgdeu
4 W. sees l1lw T9gs1leC mr.
VluiOD shufelf
q ~ GbFisilnD's yoesiloDO win
Df Dleseutsg w Ngg EeBaJd suy.
aet iD a series ~ evening Dtg.
RfHHlf
1he assembly peTiode ~ We'd
uhsdHg HnG 1huTRGAy directed ~
Nff y ~ itgge WI ~ devoted b
ilf important bublem ~ Mission
hly heefuiimeul NrF k90d n zee
fhiAgy ~ missionary Personnel fQg
illf Conference bgeieiy
~ iNDgrAUi DAfi ~ ihe DgO.
ffAW VII Df tbf W0Fk Bl0Ds Mrs.
ifMGg hyRRie, Conference sQ0ieiy
President WI Lead tlle W0pkshou
on Yihe WgTb VI ilf W0psD'e ~.
oifiy" Ibis iF f9g l9epl presidents
pne heoffiRgies " promotion,
AZ other women WI piieuG 4
Workshop ~ "bf9HAW EDUol
uieui -
hfieg lupeb eaeb gay flle e0Ofog
anef RAWeiAgifs WI egD9uoi ibe
eliplef in fbelf 9WU departments ~
W9fk 1blf ~ ~ lWpgWgUl Dpgi
~ Leadership mining
1if ~ Nule fHlk1 WI ~ HlyeD
w seyslHl WsijUR Wlssi9UArins
a lF hoped ulpl eybly sg0leiy,
lpfKf Hug hplHll WI De vel g0D
resented Az fllF hclgDl
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
naama - Glrlnrera

Because q differing uses, beams
end stFlDgsrs differ from soist and
plank with respect 70 measurement
ana Limitation d knots % the wide
faces ~ beams and stringers the
smallest dimension Of 3 knot on Q
vide face IL . simple and sufficient
criterion u the effect d strength.
IN 50ist and plank . measure Of the
reduction d effective width Of the
piece u afforded by the average
diameter ~ . knot.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

W ilYeH p Hltm1fI ~ Nllf0ld
iis '.sAHhiI pgM llle loulib Waga,
'sttAtiha hlf teslkuallpu ~ lhal
AAHt w iil regular JuHf meeting
f.Hih NH tAtaaay AghuluR ~ Als
htfF H lf4ss FHge NJ hlf reason
goo designing ~ poel Aaallh his
itslsAailpH 49, ancsglaa Wlh It
f't ~ ~ 'pHnel and hf WaR
fiftf iieiHF tsIt ~ lAapts fog
pa. HHsfiilel sslFlnf ~ tlle luy
FfH phflsa D bnHH l0Au ~
ltrfl iff pilel mAulllf "A Nouu
tf' fhFihahHilNF ans FpNlll Wal4.
Nifteaa gao Nauu Al wilson
iHbafa psaalbin sunDassor ~
i.saa ~ atilDp baF lpknU oD
thhfii plpDgaaI ~ ile pnnl
iHF AAaa4t HlFlf
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

q pAienl hRs been deyelopsA
whieh covers ule application " NJ.
aneff a eleyaied ismperalures
~ esanpls 100 " 100 Fahgenheli.
AZ mehng ~ hB novel eelniqus.
phleb has attracted widespread n.
iefehi laeqner controlling mueh
laikef proportions " s0lIds MaD
has betqrf been p9ssi5le eaD ~
ApplIla lg apIAK
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

itft hili ht FAfutH Hultnd fDl
W ptf p.Nf liablf hNHlfJ shut
~ btath 4HDli pua pumnlDus
afiatf
fttii aif kpINF ~ lr deDl pglg
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Joan Lynch Del
mGrUG Beauty Queen

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Fredericksburg Chamber OF Com
menee- Miss Virginia Is the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Ada IL. Hooks Of Chin
e0teague and R H. Hooks, Sails
bury. She win be q senior 81 Chin
eoteague High School In the fail.
All three q the winners are
dark-haired. Miss Delmarro has
brown hair, Miss Maryland. black.
and Mics Virginia, brown. II was
no day FOR the blonds.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
Dare Shooting Admitted
b. Former VAC

te1,1arc Esq4 Nl1 N4l0
Tuesday az D. m ln tho DenelS
and Watson Funeral Home 81 N0cO-
moke CITY, Nd. Marines NON tht
Chincoteagoe Naval Base ln NlF~
glnia sounded taps ana members
Of the American Lesion als0 al
tended. Ministers Oihclating were
the Rev Robert Hastings, pastor
OF salem Methodist Church. POGO
moke City, and the Rev, George A,
Leukel, pastor 81 The Flrst proshy~
terrain Church, Georgetown, inter-
ment was made Ia salem Church
Cemetery, POcOmOke CITY, Na,
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

Same species Of cOniBer ever
green trees have needles which
last for six or seven years.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16
FIRE CALLS
City Of Milford

June 10, ssS0 a, Nm AH Gnmher
Company, wood pile.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-16

Classified Ads get results
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Fort BeIvoir Soldier Learns
Good Samaritan Role Can Hurt

Corpl. Charles H. johnson, 20,
of Fort Belvoir will think twice
before playing the good samari-
tan as he did last night when he
fed a Starving" family of three.
For his trouble he was robbed
price of two Chinese dinners and
of 1925. He also was out the
a SIS sack of groceries.
The soldiers troubles all started
at Fifth and G streets NV.
around 8 pm. when a man asked
him for a quarter because he and
lis wife were hungry
Corpl. Johnson told police that
after listening to the story, he
told the couple. Come on, have
a meal on me-"
They went to a Chinese res
taurant and after a big meal
while they relaxed over pot OF
hot tea, the couple told him they
had a hungry 7-year-old daugh-
tier at home. Corpl. johnson said
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Korea
Continued From First Page.


cific Fleet commander. returning
from Korea to Pearl Harbor said
1.-The low point has been passed
in the Korean war.
His optimism was bulwarked by
results Of the week-long Kumhwa
battle. The Reds left behind a
litter Of corpses, tanks and guns.
There was no overall estimate Of
North Korean casualties, but they
lost 80 tanks in this sector. Amer
ican artillery backing up United
Nations infantrymen In this Sec
tor alone fired 10000 rounds Of
ammunition during the week.
Grenade Battle Fought.
On smaller scale, the weary
25th Division infantrymen de-
Tending Mount Sobuk In the south
did the same thing.
In the grenade throwing bat
tie. 1t. Col. Thomas B. Roelofs
OF CorrY Pa, reported the de-
Tending company hung on by
their toenails and drove the Com
munists back. They were mag
nificent."
Potentially dangerous Commu-
mist concentrations were pock-
marks all around the front.
In the relatively quiet Naktong
River front. an estimated 5000
Communists were sitting on the
American side of the river In the
Hyonpung bridgehead. II miles
southwest OF Taegu. They may
be waiting to strike In co-ordina-
ton with an attack elsewhere.
Planes Roam North Korea.
American bombers and fighters
carried the attack deep into North
Korean territory today. Fighter
sweeps reached 800 miles into Red
territory In hunt for Red planes.
They found none. Bombers ham
mered bridges and rail yards.
1t was a continuation Of yester-
days pattern-the busiest day of
the air war. Nearly 600 missions
were flown yesterday. Fifteen
tanks and 10 locomotives knocked
out. On one front. the Air Force
said. advancing infantrymen
found bodies of 900 Reds killed by
air blows.
Guns of American warships de-
stroyed or heavily damaged more
than $50 box cars Thursday and
yesterday, the Navy announced.
Most Of them were caught in the
marshalling yards at Songjin, 1876
miles north of the 38th parallel.
Naval shells snarled railway track
age and set of one heavy ex-
plosion.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Trainnen Sued for 8 Million
By Ex-Santa Fe Workers
BY the Associated pre.s

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 26.-A
civil suit asking $8.337 500 dam
ages from the Brotherhood OF
Railroad Trainmen and several OF
Its officers was filed yesterday in
Federal Court.
Four former employees of the
Santa Fe Railroad filed the suit
in behalf of 275 other former en-
ployes.
They charged that the brother
hood brought pressure on the rail-
road to abolish their jobs.
The petition states that the
men were employed jointly by the
Santa Fe and the Railway Express
Agency as express messengers
train baggagemen until October
i5, 1945. On that date the job
was divided. Brakemen took over
duties OF train baggagemen. and
the men who had held the joint
position were then employed only
as Railway Express messengers.
Thomas Downs, plaintiffs at
torney. said 54 Of the men were
put out Of work by the change
and those working only as ex-
pressmen now have taken cut
in pay and have lost some employe
benefits.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Progressive Nominations
Turned Down in Maryland
BY The Asseeioied Press

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 26.-J. P.
Brock. administrative assistant to
the Secretary of State. said yester-
day that the three nominations Of
Progressive Party members to higl.
Offices had been turned down by
Hall Hammond, attorney general
Of Maryland.
The three nominations were
filed August 10 without including
the loyalty oath, demanded by the
Ober law.
Mr.. Brock accepted the nomina-
ions-provisionally-in the name
of the secretary of State but i'm
mediately sent them to the State
law department to be made valid
legally.
|, The three invalid nominations
now will be returned to the sec
retary of the Progressive Party,
Harold Buchanan.
The three Progressives nomin-
ated were Louis Shub for Gov
ernor, Sam Fox for Senator and
Marshall Jones for Representative
from the 4th District.