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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
COCONUT CAKE.
From Mrs. W. M. G.,
LEXINGTON Park, Md

This is IN reply to z. W. C., who
requested further information on
the mixing technique Of the snow
white coconut cake in the May
4 edition.
The original old recipe did not
go into full detail on mixing pro-
cedure or temperature. as gave
in my version. However, you viii
note from the recipe that the
warm water is added to the fat
and sugar mixture, which creates
a soft, fluffy mass, and this water
is the only liquid used. Now add
about one-third of the sifted -four
mixture and beat smooth, then
some of the beaten egg whites,
and beat till smooth. Add alter
|nately, until egg whites and flour
are used. While in reading the
recipe seems elaborate, once made,
succeeding efforts will be COM
paratively simple. Admittedly, it
is unorthodox, but the results are
what count. It is extravagant.
too, but I think you will find it
worthwhile. Best of luck!
My thanks to all the nice peo-
pie who so graciously wrote RICH
in praise of this cake. It may be
of interest to them that one Of
the traditions surrounding this
cake was its use as family to
family Christmas gift. and very
nice one. too!
SOS?
(From II. P. B., Washington
Will one of the window-sin
agriculturists, learned in the lore
of avocado propagation, volunteer
data on one Of the more recon-
dite aspects of this esoteric and
mysterious process? When, in
fine, the seed or pit in water, has
finally seen fit to put forth its
reluctant roots and stem has
followed suit and sprouted several
leaves and planting is plainly
indicated. what is to be done about
| the still-attached pit? Though. in
the case in hand, the pit is par
TALLY split, it still clings tena-
ciously to the plant: does one
bury pit entirely beneath the soil.
or partially so, or not at all? Or
does one forcibly remove it, q
rather rigorous treatment?
need immediate information.
else my cup, holding the burgeon-
ing avocado, runneth over-awaSh
with roots. stems and leaves!
Many thanks. good sisters Of
the skillet and spade!
X r y
TOMATO SOUP.
(From Mrs. J. S. c.. Mount
RGinier.)
To the lady who asked about
cream Of tomato soup this recipe
from a new cook book put out by
well known milling company is
excellent. Melt over low heat in
heavy saucepan 3 tablespoons
butter. Blend in 2 tablespoons
-four. teaspoon salt. " teaspoon
pepper. VI teaspoon soda. Stir in
2 cups strained, cooked tomatoes.
Cook minutes. Add cups Of
milk. bring to q boil and serve.
Makes 6 servings.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
TRUCKS FOR SALE

INTERNATIONAL dump, 1898, run.
ning, cond., good tires. S125, DI
FORD F-4 stake, $4,000 actual miles
500; WA. 4196.
HILL d SANDERS washington. Dii g1
oldest Ford dealer. 1114 Vermont
1STl;RSSAETi1oNNAAii STi; Ei NAi as5e: 1S91 ,-ton nsrel
eDt,0nsi eat reai bug Sssn s5SB sfaek nn4Isa H1fI
SANDERS. Washington's oldest Ford
deaiers l114 Vermont ave. NV
CHEyRoIET 194s Ia 1a-ft. stake
work; S995. LUsTINE-NiicHottsoNS,
Wa. 7205. $500 Bait. ave, Hye It's
vile. Md. Your Chevrolet Oldsmo-
bile dealer for over quarter of a
FORD is44, AS motor, 11a.ton metal
INTERNATIONAL. 1916. K-7 tractor,
oyerhauled; bargain, $3.50. TO.
THAMES as Es-ton panel. Very eco
nomical TRANSFORMATION. S397. HILL
Dealer INA, $500. i114 Vermont
FORD 40 F-5. stake, 15s" wheeibase;
good tires. perfect cab, good body
HILL g. SANDERS. Wash. IS Oldest
Ford Dealer tNA. $500. lila ver-
rn3np m9nt aye; az rT NV; on, -. so,,.
fS' fSSSd s.sas4 eisaR truck no lettering. $500
FORD as FL, panel; baby blue, gray
trim excl. excel Throughout. $795; HILL,
5sS RssleT iTdN iir5 veFGn5 FoRb ayf VAN NV excel
ranged. Cali Mr.. WILLIAMS. De
Tractors .s,-sso white, IS,
tires Must sell. DE, 3442.
Al cond., 15,o0o miles; owner
driver; s. 100. call TO; $3.50.
WILLYS 80 hs-ton panel. This one
si,1a5. MfTcHELL's S MOTORS. kai
ser-Frazer Dealer. 222 End st. NV
lat CONSTITUTION ave3. Ex. 4Io5.
~ PANEL TRUCK runs. good. motor
Pie asss50n ss5 No 1o req PISS. sna' ne" 'ires
saerlfice; Sa ss25 or best offer. ow
M.TFobN sTUDEBAKER pickup, Z Fix,
| HCM1 uCok OuSI. MI. oO5O.
CHEVROLET dump truck. full,
ean.nbed; good bargain. 10
CHESRoLET 1916 na-ton panel; low
| mileage; excellent cond.. fully guar
anteed; S4a5. Ma. 6420.
FORD 1887 h-ton pickup; nv
new tires: excellent motor; tool boz
compartments both sides; 1928 OF
best offer. JU. S-9545. Ill
TRACTOR 194s Federal 90 MA. vac.
uum brakes; 9:00x20 tires; excel
cond.; 1-owner; lots of mainten.
snce free miles left. A real buy
F0RD OR 'Sss Is Fs pickup. Al cond.
| Owner-driven $3.50. Cali JU =
S239 between 8 and z. 20
FRUEHAUF TRAILER, 1946. REFER
30-ft.. air. S1,250. AP. 6275. AP
CHEVROLET REaT ,4s h-ton panel; s read,
for work $685. Also Chevrolet '4s
| s4-ton stake. Ford 40 1-ton pick.
up. Hord '49 h-ton pickup, Chevro.
let AT h-ton pickup. Ford Al
G;M.c. '3s lha-ton stake. cheyrolet
through General Motors. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO.. INC. 772t
Wis. ave. OIL. 6100. Open ewes:
INTERNATIONAL IA. K-7; high.iift
dump truck; excel. cond. Cali Ma
FORD 'ss coupe delivery; excel. me.
chanical tpnd. Call Ma. 7499. LII
Evening star., 1951-09-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA As; black; S545. '4S Prefect;
green: S595. These fast-moving
English-puiit Fords are deal for
economy and ease OF handling in
today's downtown Wash, traffic:
For q demonstration; see or call
bealer,sNA. Ess IN $3.50. 5Sn' '0e' 70 fSf0
AUBURN 1888 Broughm; dual rear
IIoN IaSometeT, ae Mr. in s so9d GG cond sl6o'
AUSTIN !TiTn 1a46; S379; r MANHATTAN NAME \
sides 9TH and R SITS. NV. NO. 1851
MANHATTAN AUTO. Kaiser-Frazer,
Inc, both sides 7th and r SITS. NV,
AUSTIN - 10 10 4.dr.: sos. MANHHT.
poth SIDES 9TH st. at r NV. NO
AUSTIN 1s49 2-dr. sedan; fine con-
dition; S695. Tel. Mon. after pm.
AUSTIN 81 demonstrates, low mile.
| and P NV. Largest retailer of i'm
ported cars in the world.
AUSTIN so 4-dr., blk; htr.: ZOO
GARAGE. IA. iss5a. On e.. oc55'
BUICK 40 sedan; r. and h.. excellent
condition; S595. METROPOLITAN
MOTORS. 1900 Bladensburg rd. o.
BUICK al Special 4-dr. sedan; radio
seat covers; $295: terms. WA. 9S42.
BUICK 80 sedanette. equipped,
Others. Afro WHoLEsALERs. 1871
Bladensburg rd. Ii. 3-SS00
BUICK ,39 coupe; r. and h. Sl75
pTiIfyH ;ds poodnostor Adr sndan
Dynafiow, radio. heater. seat covers.
cond.; $1.195. AP. 3640. %
BUICK '40-'4l Special sedan; new
motor, mot & new battery; bait g99d tires; PER per
BUCK Gasa; E1s; 30 rs sedanette. EQUIPPED
Others. AuTeo .WAAoLEsALERs. WI 1851
Bladensburg rd. Ii. 3-SS00
BUICK 1897 -Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan
very goo. ,i1 finish and clean int interior
much other work Pvt. owner will
take $195 for quick sale. See al
ga; 325a WIS.,; Sosr sear. Phone Wo. 1899 G
hsI'f si$6G ':sS5Sn Gs Sif'3 ga 'isls SSs
BTICK ig47 super sedanette; black
r. and h, only Sd .000 mi, finish
BUICK 40 Roadmaster 4-door Sc
seat covers; $4,000 actual miles
and one. owner: beautiful dark
green finish: car same as brand
new in every way; must be seen to
TORS, 5010 Wis. ave. Wo. 5000.
BUICK 1899 4-dr. sedan; good cord !;
$375, cash only. HD. O473 before
lag BIS ena can Be Be
at 3343 18th ST., NV.
BUICK. 1947 Special .4-d.; sedan. r
and h.; exceptionally clean satoj sntoj
HILL Z SANDERS. Washinston'
oldest Ford dealer, 1114 Vermont
BUICK 1949 black 4-dr.. r. and h.
custom seat covers, dynafiow; a
sfuls f ne HhE ffE L sRN1RERs ssRRNt1GRE s9naitioR Wao
ineton's oldest Ford dealer, 1114
Vermont ave. NV. MA. $3.50.
BUICK l941 conv. coupe; r. and h.,
like new; owner just spent S275 in
tires; S495. AUTO OUTLET. 2I5G
Bladensburg I'd. ne.
BUICK Al de luxe. sedanette: r. and
h.. splendid condition; pass 1851
D G. inspection; sacrifice S495 cash.
I sys; SUM- ownfr. ns. aosSl sen between 9 and
BUICK Az Roadmaster 4-dr.; fully
euup.. rich black finish; outstanding
condition throughout; guar. only,
$1.095. WILLIAMS g. BAKER NASH
Goth and M st. NV. HO. 800.
BUICK '37. S75: HID. motorcycle,
Indian motorcycle 40, SIS ca. or
best offer. LA. 6-6S24.
BUICK '49 Super, 4.dr. sedan; attrac-
covers. Dynahow, de luxe radio, air
| conditioned .heating. 1896. LUS.
| TINE-NICHOLSON, 5000 BALTIC. ave.
| Eyattsville, Md. WA. 1905.
BUICK 80 super 4-door Dynafiow
inside and out. S1,g95. LOVING
MOTORS packard. 1891 Wisconsin
ave. EM 0141.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR HONEST APPRAISALS Of al
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV
FOR WARM WELCOME ana cold
cash, see or call US before selling
your car; HAINES, MOTOR Co,
Md. Wa. $500 or 16 Mass. ave. NV
ST. 228S. Open ewes. and Sunday
WESTERN BUYER has mined. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave. RA. l122
1916 TO 1051--All makes. Drive IL
with your title for more cash, OF
f2tu an and x < SIS. Rs.' NV. VIZ ES. TSs0Hs 5SSS.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
soATs tcont.l

CABIN CRUISER, custom built, Is IT,,
mahogany hull, 2 hunks and head
excellent condition; 2 yrs. old. MR..
FOX, HU. 5000, 9 a.m.-5:30 pm.
STEEL SEi CRAFT is47 Ss' Ssti cabin oG cruiser.
sleeps 4; we believe this boat to be
the best Of its type anywhere; come
see it at CORINTHIAN YACHT
CLUB, 2nd and v st. s.w.. east
dock. slip 107, Ar pm. IA. 4142.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

i ,wheeler-built 4O-ft. cabin cruiser,
~ chryslssr 4sa. Royal ~ In motor.
Apply SAM LEE, Shadyside. Nd,
or West River 1852. %
New %, steelcraft, lOO-h.p. -.
Packard. sleeps 4; dinette = S6,720
1851 IA, Runabout, 25-h.p. ,oo
i04-h.p. 1900
Packard ~ 2.25C
1s$s s.A;S g. Ss.o Owens. 1OO-h.D. s,ot s,sot
1885 So Colonial, 145-h.p.
Chrysler 194s: phone, many 40,
1858 sssGS 50, Chris Craft, l25-h.p. ~, ~,
AFR2 fisherman. n NV twin s5-h.p. % $500
1886 So Matthews. twin
chryslers 145-h.p 194s;
eIec. toilet. shower, phone, -,
Ts 4 gsaer gsteT Fssds ssS GbrSs e go s0o
pressure ' water. fuzzy found 1s.oot
DTieseis ~ wa" s4,5ot
pressure water. beautiful 14.50t
1941 65, Mathis houseboat,
new GM Diesels, I949, COM
plete yacht equip. b0.00t
RcA and spn signal Telephones.
4 pair Iathrop 125-h.p. engines SO,
sTICKFLL-WHEELE YACHT CO.
La. 7150. Baltimors, Nd.
~ sunday call To. 2Ss5.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

Continued on Mex Passl
Evening star., 1951-09-09

CADILLAC 40 "6I" 4-dr.: r.. H.,
Hydra. Wv. tires 2-tone green
and gray finish Don't miss seeing
SALES. 1345 @ st. NV. DU, $500.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

eAILB0AT, Gull class. 1S-ft., excel
cond.; nearly new cupboard motor,
trailer; fully equipped: 5000 or rea-
Sonable offer ST, OQ33
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Immediate Occupancy

Why pay high apt rent when yo,
can own a trailer and pay only SOS
mo-; rms, partially furn., in Va
Call TU. 2313 for appt.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

MARINE MOTOR. Sterling 110 h.p..
twin ignition and carburation; pro-
Peller shaft and all electrical parts
like new; $3.50 or best offer. DI.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

CADILLAC 1949 "62" sedan; beauti-
full nile green. Wv. tires. r and h..
Hydra Matte. absolutely spotless and
perfect in every way, guaranteed;
s.. 2.595 cash trade or terms.
WOLFE MOTORS, 18th and K SITS.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

EOnD 90 IuuoI Seoans gray mn
cond. and appearance; $500 or bes
OFFER. OWNER, RA. 2aSS. 20
FORDS so Fordor and Tudor; selec
! tion of 5 varieties of popular colors
Mostly all completely equipped w
sincerely invite your inspection o
these fine cars traded in 1851. Old
Rockets as low as 81 .297. JUSTINE
attsville. Md. WA 1905.
FORD 40 Custom ''S" Tudor; heate
and seat covers. undercoated, 1880
| miles; you can't flnd a better one
| $1.245: guaran. and terms. TRI
ANGLE GL,, MOTORS. 301O r. /. ave
FoRDs 1850 de luxe 8 Tudor. heatel
maroon: these are extra clean. /
owner cars; 1,295: guar. and terms
TRIANGLE MOTORS, 301O r. /
FORD so Custom IS" Tudor; r. ant
h, cd. shiny black finish, nice clear
fgsd TRfaNoLE n '4S 2oToss SSss 1910 sod terms s
ave. ne. DE. 6302.
FORD AZ Super de luxe VS. Fordor
r and h.. clean inside and out
S955. 10. s-6495.
FORD AZ Super "S" de luxe sedan
spotless in and out, good tires, peri
best buy: S795. CAPITAL PACKARD
| MOTORS, 7911 Georgia ave-. s. s.
Nd. SH.. 1904. Opposite Hot Shoppe
FORD .'47 Super de luxe Tudor; r
and h.; S995. BARNES auto
SALES, Wilson blvd. at 10th st.
FORD model A; as is. SIS. HI
FORD ,4a Custom Tudor; every extra
excellent: $1,075. Call DE. 627O.
FORD l949 Custom; heater and seal
covers. 1000 mi; $1,400. KINTCH
FRAZER AZ sls. .4p 81 MisaiNEATT.N sisi sedan
eGsuippsdd GHnI s5ss a,s.. WHY pay ,,T%T more E
SALsEs; ssoo 1871 BladensburS I'd
FRAZER IN Manhattan or. 4-dr.
sedan; luxury car; low price; o.d.,
r. and h.; $725; pvt. owner. OR.
91S7 Sun: week days after z, 10
FRAZER 40 Manhattan 4-dr.; beau
tiful Tampico brown. This car has
the most luxurious interior Of any
car on the road today; with econ
omy Of operation in every respect:
equipped with !. and h. o'drive,
spotlight. Wv. tires; only 81 1876,
MITCHELL'S MOTOR. Kaiser Frazer
dealer uI. $4,000. Montello ave.
FRHzRMRt fId Mt. !2 !22llveNs N5SiHna;ST.N e n;sT s.a.n
sSS1iDpsda STsS ssas a,sr. WIN 1I1ro pay ,ST nSrs2
sALE5ss; "a 5Issoo 1871 sladensburE rd.
HENRY ] fa51; light sreen, driven
less than so miles. Cost SI,474.
Owner must sell. 81, ,2eb. Ii. 3-16l6.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'49 club coupe; T. and
iif. new new; $i.sS5, s4s5 down, H bal bals
ance Is mos. go. SCHLEGEL q
GOLDEN, 263 Carroll St.. TAX. PIX,
CHEVROLET 80 Club Sedan, 81, ,ss3.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. I73I Bia-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-S800.
CHEVROLET A. 2-dr. sedan; heater
seat covers; | owner; black finish;
sSsS s sSS2 scaLGGHh feMn z Salaess aofDEs s 99s s
cahVRoiEr GaEVp si Taz pk co1VsrtSe Gs SSes cus
coupe; r. and h.; man. what q car
10000 mi. Not o rattle, almost new
Wv; air.ride tires; l owner
a 62:. scalEGEL SCH SSEI & 1taaIf doIpES. Ss Sss
CHEVROLET IVGt Iii s ss s-dr. G sea sedan; SoYS heater
seat covers; passed D. C. inspection
3 mos. ago; runs o. x. $195. S75
down, down, $50 r VIZ, on APP Spproyed
Carroll ave-. Takoma PIX GE. 330s.
CHEVROLET 1850 sedan delivery;
pleasure car; 81 s., $50. 7os Lawrence
daESfS!f4 u .$ VIZ ;I,!i u sfss fSs1 s,ar SEDAN
Ridge rd., Greenbeit. Md. -
CHEVROLET 1g49 de luxe 2-dool
sedan; r. and h., 10000 miles;
s1.165. ia. 4-036I, noon to 8 p. m
CHEVROLET 1850 convertible; blue
li,O0O mi; $3.50. IA. 9576. q
CHEVROLET 1949 club coupe; r. and
h.. seat covers; perfect tires; an
excellent car; "a down or your old
car as down payment: $1.145
SAFEWAY AUTO SALES, 1892 Ga
CHEVROLET l946 sed., excel. in anc
out; S7g5: r, and h. Ma. 5000, Ext
CHEVROLET, 1885 Master; exec
cond.; excel. tires; new trans, ra.
dio; only Sl75. Call SH. 0939. -
CHEVROLET l941 station wagon
excellent condition; gas heater; low
mileage: $500. or best offer. OIL
CHfReVvRoLET AZ 2-door Special d,
luxe: r. and p. seat covers, tight
body. motor and entire car me-
chanically in very fine condition
$4g5; pvt. owner. RE. 26l4, UN
CHEVROLET le4e conv.; good me.
chanical shane; Sl.I05 or best
offer. Call RA 1866. %
CHEVROLET '3S 2-dr. sedan; gocc
condition, good tires; SS5. AID. OO:}4
Evening star., 1951-09-09

CADILLAC 1850 "61" 2-dr. sedan;
immaculate has received excellent
care, all extras; $4,000 or best offer
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-01-26
Worlds Largest Cigar Center"

Major Isadore Moscovitz
Editor, Southern Jewish Weekly
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Major Moscovitz:
1t affords me great pleasure to
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did Southern Je1DiSh Weekly
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AS Southeast Branch President
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-01-26
TAMPA, FLORIDA
Four Jewish Chaplains Serve
With u. S. Armed
Forces In Korea

NEW YORK, (JTA) - Four
Jewish chaplains with the Ameri-
can armed forces in Korea are
keeping in constant touch with
the troops and are continuing re-
ligious and cultural programs for
Jewish personnel, it was reported
here this week by the National
Jewish Welfare Board.
The United Service Organiza-
ton of World War II, in which
the National j Jewish Welfare
Board represented the Jewish
community in the work of pro-
viding religious, welfare and rec
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
ABOUT SUSSEX
HOMEMAKERS
BY NANCY +. RATLIFF
Home Demonstration Agent

Greetings this column will
give us an opportunity to chat over
the garden gate and exchange re-
cipes, helpful hints, and yes, even
problems.
Many of you are now asking your
selves just what you can be doing
before the Christmas holidays ac-
tually start, that is, in the line of
holiday preparation. The fruitcakes
should already have been baked
and it's time for the plum buildings
too. Fruit cake is one of the stur-
diest of all delicacies, and it's flaw
or improves with age. The only
danger is from dehydration, which
harms both taste and texture. AL
low your freshly baked fruit cakes
to cool completely, under cover,
then fit sheets of mOistureprOof
cellOphane around them, sealing
the edges with cellOphane tape or
heat. The mOistureprOOf wrapper
will hold the rich fruit fiavOrs in
side the package. and will keep the
cake moist. Fruit cake will be
around to remind you of Christmas
long after the date is past if you
reseal the wrapper each time it
is opened
If you are mailing Christmas
goodies and have the corners of
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
MEET THE BOYS

A senior who is best known for
his artistic ability is Robert Lay
ton. His main interest, naturally, is
art and his aspiration is to become
a commercial artist.
BObs school activities are many
and varied. He is an excellent drum
mer in the high school band and has
responsible position as art editor OF
the year book. His likes include
simplicity and good color COM
binatiOns. He dislikes purple and
pink and his favOrite color is blue.
Bob cOnfesses that his pet peeves
are Physics and English.
Being a member of the band,
Bob enjoys music. He sings in the
A CapellO choir and the Avenue
Methodist Church choir. His favo-
rite song is STELLA by Starlight.
We feel sure that Bob with his
quiet manner, high ideals. and
worthwhile ambition. will go far.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
CHRISTMAS WISHES
Mr.. Wolfe: Nothing. "

Mr.. Wolfe: Nothing"
Mr.. Miller: "A new Cadillic OF
I'll settle for a new pair of socks. "
Mr.. Pyne: Il want to see the
light in my little boys eyes when
he sees his first Xmas choO-chOo. "
Melvin James: "A white sweat
err"
Harvey KINNEY: Connie T."
Harold Hall: "A recording ma
chine"
Bob Pase: Il want a Ford"
Patsy Kemp: Il want Herbie to
come home from Norfolk, Virginia
for Christmas"
Lita Bray: 81 want Terry back
for Christmas"
Janice Mintz: Buddy Jester"
Barbara Strahle: MY man."
Barbara Morris: Donald Mills"
Frank Lyles: "A date with Fran
ces Ann Miller"
Mrs. Williams: "A visit in New
York"
Alice Wilson: "The title of Mrs.
Leonard Greenly."
Miss Foster: "a good rest"
Miss Hastings: "a pOinsettia."
Mrs. Keil "A watch that will
run"
Betty Jane Hollis: What want
for Christmas l can't have because
it's going steady"
Shirley Mckee: MY two front
teeth"
In Ann T.auobaod. "A1tou Mil
man."
Sydney Fleming: 81 want Donald
Kitchens"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
MAGAZINE SHOP

BUCK ROGERS WOULD LOVE
1T HERE"-An article by Robert
NJ. YOder and found in the Satur-
day Evening Post for October goth,
1851.
At the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology ordinary people feel ill
at ease, and justly so, for it has
been said that M. l. T. has the
greatest arsenal of brains" in the
world.
Looking over the article l see
that the Federal government spends
$24,0OO,OOO on M. I. T. Read this
account and find out the reason.
Read how M. l. T. helped in the
development of radar and guided
missiles, cOmputing-gu for the
latest jet planes, aerial torpedoes
and other mechanisms of warfare
and peace.
This article is recommended for
students of a scientific inclination
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
SPECIAL ASSEMBLIES

Students of Milford High School
were treated to two wonderful as
semblies the week of December 9Th.
On Tuesday the M. II. s. Dance
Band entertained them with their
renditlOns OF several popular tunes.
An extra feature OF the show was
the presentation OF two songs by
Mrs. YOn.
The following day the students
witnessed a very unique and sur
prlslng assembly. Glenn c. Morris
OF the Antrim Lyceum Bureau OF
Philadelphia kept the gaping, wide
eyed audience guessing with his
startling stunts dealing with cleo
tricity.
Mr.. Morris has been to every
state of the Union and enthralled
his audiences with his lively, in
teresting lecture on the important
subject of electricity.
There was an exuberance of
thrills throughout the entire show
as at any moment an artificial
streak of lightning" was liable to
spring from one of the many in
conceivable, mysterious devic s
which covered the stage. Besides
being spicy and interesting the
show also had its educational value.
Everyone left the auditorium with
an increased knowledge of the pow
er of electricity and a desire to in
vestigate it more.
The Milford Board of Education
is to be commended for bringing
such a fine presentation before the
students of Milford High School.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
EDITORIAL

We, of Milford High School, wish
to express our deepest sympathy to
the family of Eileen Houlihan. Her
death was a shock to everyone who
knew her.
Eileen, a new senior this year.
made friends quickly. She was well
known for her beautiful red hair.
In her classes she was quiet and
unObtrusive. but to those who knew
her well she was mischievOus, and
full of fun.
Ellen came to us from Boston.
but was originally from Ireland.
Her ambition was to be a nurse.
and she was a nurses aid at the
Milford Memorial Hospital. 1t seems
hard to realize that someone with
the zest for living that this girl
had, and someone that those who
knew her came to love and admire,
should be taken from us. Goodbye.
Eileen, we shall miss you.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT
VICTIM OF STORM

Eileen P HOulihan, member of
the senior class, was killed late
Friday afternoon, December 14th,
when her car skidded in the snow
storm and overturned near Red
den, Delaware.
Police said that she lost control
of her car and was thrown out
when it upset She died in Milford
Memorial Hospital, where she was
employed as a nurses aid.
Her mother. Mrs. Bridget HOuli-
han, her sister. Dorothy, four. and
brother, William, two, were slight
ly hurt.
The HOulihans live on a farm
near BridgeVille.
(The M. H. S. staff expresses a
note of bereavement at the loss of
Eileen in an editorial of this issue