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Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
FELTON,
By Mrs.
Elizabeth Gleason
Phone
FELTON, 4642

A concert was held here on Fri
day night at the FELTON, Fire House
by the Music Department of the
FELTON, School under the musical
director. The concert was sponsor
ed by the FELTON, Fire Company II
was largely attended and was
success. Some very good music
was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. John Kelley, who has been
confined to her bed, is slowly i'm
proving Her son. Harry, from Will
mingtOn. and Walter, from Green's
bOrO. Md, were recent visitors.
The p. T. A. will hold a bake
and food sale on Saturday morn
ing, February 23rd, at the Harring-
ton office on Main Street.
The Avon Club entertained the
Senior Glass. their advisor, Mrs.
Charles Lee Sipple and principal,
Mr.. Howard Henry at a Valentine
Party ON Thursday. February 14th.
The Club President, Mrs. Russell
, Torbert, welcomed the guests, af-
ter which Mrs. Walter Moore and
Mrs. Howard Henry entertained
them with games and contests.
Mrs. Lott Ludlow. art chairman
and her committee had charge OF
+ the decorations Mrs. Elmer O'Day
designed the place cards. Mrs
Nelson Hammond made corsages
for each guest The members voted
to contribute to the Easter Sea
Campaign, the Dorothy laughter
Student Fund and also to hell
send two girls to the Music CamI
at Wesley College in June. On
February 27th, the club will visi
the Museum in Dover and all mem
bers are to meet at the home 0
Mrs. Ashton Jester at . p. m. Mapi
will be provided for all member
who wish 10 make the trip
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22

her trip.
Carolyn Warner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Warner, celebrated
her seventh birthday, on Saturday
by inviting her first grade friends
to a birthday party. Decorations
We're in keeping with February. be-
ing a patriotic month, red, white
and blue were used. Carolyn receiv-
ed many beautiful gifts and was
wished many more happy birthdays
by her seventeen guests.
Mrs. Russell Moore, OF near town,
entertained at cards, Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Virginia
Guitarri, of Dover, the occasion be-
ing her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Morris
Sr., of near Wilmington, visited Mr.
c. Hoey Gross last Tuesday and
also Mr.. and Mrs. c, l.. Rentz.
The Lions Club held a directors
meeting last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Henry Sladd passed away
last Tuesday after a lingering ill
ness. in Wilmington Hospital. He is
survived by his wife and two child
rem. They reside in the Draper
Apartments. Funeral services were
held from the Rogers Funeral
Home.
One of the features of the meet
ing of the Frederica PTA., on
Wednesday. at pm, was an art
exhibit by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Leach. Some of the latter's paint
ings are on exhibit in Delaware Art
Centre. in Wilmington The Caesar
Rodney High School Band provided
the musical program, following the
! business meeting Howard Beebe is
president of the association. JOnr
w. Kready, principal. is program
chairman.
Mrs. Bette Vinyard and daughter
Janet. of Wilmington. called OF
Mrs. Ponder Thomas, Monday. Mrs
Vinyard returned and Janet stayeC
= with her aunt for a few days.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22

Canada is an independent and
sovereign member of the British
Commonwealth of Nations. Like the
U. s.. it is federation with pro-
rincial governments similar on the
whole to the state governments in
the United States.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
Continued From Page Aid

NAOlIt1lluC0 E1OIA Z dSC "a III
munist League while he was in
college. He has asserted, and the
assertion has not been gainsaid
that he quit the Commies in 1887
and has fought them ever since
His record in the last is years
bears that out.
II do not happen to agree with
many of Wechsler's views, but
nevertheless he has been engaged
in a steady and effective attack
on Stain and his cohorts"
Gov. Stevenson's Springfield
headquarters. as Is customary with
all political campaign headquar-
tcrs. has been in frequent tele-
phone communication With major
metropolitan newspapers. This in
cludes paper which support
Eisenhower-the New York Times
and the Chicago Tribune.
MCCARTHY SAID:
"Another of the men in the
Democrat candidates camp Is
MacLeish. StevenSOn's
on page ~, states that
MacLeish was the man who
brought him into the State De-
parement-it's his own biography,
Now Stevenson has him as an
adviser.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
THE FACTs:

THE FACTS:
When James F. Byrnes was Sec
Iretary of State, he made it a
policy. which has been adhered to
ever since, that the United States
would not comment in any way
ION the appointment of one of our
nationals to the International
|Secretariat of the U. N. The only
exception has been the assistant
secretary general in charge Of ad-
miniStration, now occupied by
Byron Price. former general man
ager OF the Associated Press.
(The remainder of the state
ment repeats an answer, summar-
lied in The Star OF last Wednes-
day. of the Americans for Demo-
cratic Action to Mccarthy charges
against the ADA.)
Evening star., 1952-11-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
WANTED! 1000
DEAFENED FOLKS
To Try Free-New Hearing Aid

New York, N. Y: Deafened per.
sons Of all ages had reason to cheer
today with the announcement by
Audtvox, Inc, successors to the
Western Electric Company hearing
aid division of an amazing new
Dual Microphone Hearing Device
with three dimensional sound.
These dual sensitive microphones.
no bigger than the size Of o dime.
are contained in the new, tiny Audi.
vox #70 providing-fuller volume
for comfort-clearer pitch for fidel-
ity and the ability to catch difficult
overtones, like echoes and the trill
IT the telephone bell.
Arrangement has been made for
1000 persons in Washington and
vicinity to try--absolutely free-the
new Audivox #70 either in their
home or by appointment at the of.
fees of Audiphone Washington Co.
For further information, telephone
RE. 1860 or write for 32-page illus
trated book titled ''New Hope for the
Deafened." Don't hesitate-supply
is limited-wite today to Audiphone
Washington Co., 314 Wyatt Bldg.
14th & N. Y. Ave. NV. washington.
d. Ca postcard will dol
Evening star., 1952-11-02
Southwest Horbor Lions
To Give Cup to Skipper

The Southwest Harbor Lions
Club will present a silver cup to
Skipper Charles Porter of the
sea explorer ship "Sea Lion" at
1880 pm. Tuesday in Hammel's
Restaurant. 416 Tenth street NV.
The cup will be awarded the ship
for participating in the Presidents
Cup Regatta.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
Advertising Club to Hear
Story of Models Groun

SHY, Inc, group Of Washing
ton models, will be the guests of
the Advertising Club of Washing
ton Tuesday at luncheon meeting
at the Statler Hotel, Sixteenth
and K streets NV. An explana-
ton Of SHY's corporate structure
and demonstration Of merchan-
diSing methods will be presented.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
Auto Testing Stations
To Close EurIy TUESDAY,

The Districts two auto testing
stations will close at 3 pm. Tues
day so employees eligible to vote
may do so, Traffic Director George
E. Keneipp announced yesterday
The stations will reopen at 1890
am. Wednesday as usual.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
Distortions Include Mention of MocLeish

! "Well, how does this man Mac.
lLeish-he's got that-the longest
record of affiliatiOn with Com
smunsit fronts Of any man that
have ever named in Washingt .
THE FACTS:
Archibald MacLeish is not in
the Stevenson campaign camp
and has not been a Stevenson
adviser" in the campaign. Mac
Leish has helped to raise small
amounts Of money for Thomas E.
Fairchild. McCarthy's opponent
in the Wisconsin senatorial cam
paign.
MacLeish issued a statement
October %, denying that Nc
Carthy "has ever mentioned my
name nor, so far as I am in
formed. has the Committee on
Un-American Activities ever men
toned it,"
Evening star., 1952-11-02
MCCARTHY SAID:

&c. Twelve of the men who
were recommended by the State
Department to the United Ma
tions have been dropped because
they refused to say under oath
whether they were or had been
members Of the Communist
Party"
Evening star., 1952-11-02
I


It's time to stop dreaming about that glorious new color
kitchen you want and DO something about it! Phone or
in and tell the dimensions of your ktchen-hats
all there is to it, We will design personalzed Geneva
Kitchen TO solve particular problems to give you all
the beauty and convenience Of brand Kitchen
at the lowest possible COST We will design your Geneva
Color Kitchen around present appliances or around new
ones-just as you choose. Remember NO CHARGE AT
ALL for your personal indvdualized kitchen plan NO
MONEY DOWN -. $ WHOLE YEARS TO PAY for your
Geneva Color Kitchen
Evening star., 1952-11-02

All installation done by our
own licensed electricians.
plumbers, carpenters and
painters. This means you
save time, save trouble. save
money AND you have our
personal guarantee on the
entire jobi That is one
reason why we are Washing
toms largest installers Of
Personaiized Kitchens.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-10
Wife Kills Mate
 Running Around With German Girl

MUNICH, Germany, (P)-Mrs. Martha Joan Wage, 19-year-old Red Wing, Minn., mother of two children, was found guilty yester, day of intentional manslaughter in the fatal shooting of her hus- band, US. Air Force Sgt. Dan. P. Wage of Baldwin, Wisconsin.
 The court sentenced her to prison term of two years and six months. She showed no sign of emotion as sentence was an- nounced.
 A three-judge US. district court returned the guilty verdict against the pale, blonde woman who ad- nlitted firing the fatal shot at her husband with an Army carbine July 26 after the 26-year-old ser geant had brought a plump Ger man girl into the Wage home at n ear'by Observation-Disclosures Air Base.
 The court had deliberated on the verdict since the trial-con- ducted under German law-ended Aug. 30.
 Mrs. Wage had told the court she meant only to click the bolt of the carbine to scare" her hus- band into staying home with her and their children, Dian, IT months, and Kathleen, six months.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-10
Aircraft To Reach Production Peak
 In December, 1852

LOS ANGELES - More than 10000 military planes have been delivered to the nations air ser vices in the two critical years since the outbreak of the Korean War, Admiral Dewitt C. Ramsey, President of Aircraft Industries Association, disclosed recently.
 He further revealed the fact that the aircraft industry will reach it's production peak in De- cember, 1852, when it will be turning out between 1000 and HOO planes per month for the military. However, he added, out put of airframe weight twill con- tinue to rise for several months after that, as production of some types of liaison and training planes is completed and as deliv- cries of the heavier fighters and bombers increase"
 At present, the overall month ly production rate of military planes has increased by more than four times, and production of fighters and bombers for the Air Force has been multiplied by five times since hostilities began in Korea.
 However, Adm. Ramsey point ed out, the aircraft industry is not producing as many planes as it could build, nor do the current schedules indicate that it will be called upon to produce to the lim- it's of it's capacity in the near fu- ture. He explained that a series of reductions in production sched- ules were made as the result of evaluation by top mobilization planners of the nations economic, CIVIL and military needs.
 Declaring that schedule fluctu- ations prevent efficient long range planning, Admiral Ramsey advocated the establishment of specific long-range targets as the most economical and most logical approach to the problem of pro- viding the military with adequate quantities of superior aircraft.
 With these fixed goals, and adequate priorities for production resources" he said, "the aircraft industry can deliver the worlds best military planes in the num- bers and at the time required"
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-10
OUR EVER-INCREASING TAX BURDEN

During the seven year since World War H. Amer cans have paid into the Federal treasury total of than $500 billion in taxes This about $50 billion more than was collected by the Federal government in taxes during the entire history of this nation prior to this seven year period
 While most of realize how much we pay each year in income taxes very few of have any idea how much we pay in hidden taxes. According to the Ma tona Industrial Conference Board private research agency, taxes paid on income far less than hidden taxes.
 Hidden taxes, according to the agency, "are such things as the property tax your landlord pays directly but that you pay actually part of your rent the taxes that manufacturer pays directly but that you actually pay as part of the price of his product"
 The prospect for 1852 is that taxes will take $50 billion than $16 billion more than 1851 The tax take in 1852 is about 25 per cent that paid in the fiscal year ending the Korean war began
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-10
Canadian Killer Ships
 Catch 451 Whales to Keep B.C. Company in Business

VANCOUVER, B.C., (P-Five rust covered killer ships were back at home base here Wednes- day boasting a postwar record catch of 451 whales.
 The 250- ton vessels, British Columbia's entire whaling fleet, sailed from Vancouver in May on a $2,000,0OO gamble. It was either come back with enough whales to put the company, B.C. Packers, in the black or go out of business altogether. The whale oil market had dropped to less than half of last years.
 In April, it looked as though the B. c. fleet would have to sus- pend operations this year, as hap pened in Newfoundland, because of the depressed market for whale products. But the crews withdrew their demand for wage increase and agreed to work on the basis of the 1851 contract
 Unlike European whaling fleets, which set out with half a dozen killer boats and mother, or fac tory ship, and helicopter to spot the animals, B.C. whalers tow their kills to Coal Harbor Shore Station, once an Royal Canadian Air Force base, on the northern tip of Vancouver Island There the whales are cut up and pro- cessed into oil, meal and fertili- ger.
 The ships are on the hunt an average of nine days before re- turning to the shore station to deliver their kills and take on fuel and supplies.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-10
Mrs. I. Scott and Daughter Return from Carolina Visit

Mrs. Tolbert Scott and daugh- ter, Jane, returned with Alaska Airlines yesterday from a trip to North Carolina where they visited with relatvies. While in Washing ton, DC, they visited with Mrs. Anna Hewitt, pioneer Nomeite who met them there.
 They also made a quick trip to California to visit relatives.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-10
JAIL FOR REDS

United States District Judge William C. Mathes, recently made the threat of the Communists very plain when he called them anarchists" The judge said that they detled all law except the law they wanted to obey which is characteristic of the Communist men, tality
 Judge Mathes imposed five-year prison terms and SlOOOO fines on fl California Communists, who were n the Courts opinion, teaching and advocating the overthrow of the Government by force and violence
 Coming on the heels of another Court decision in New York, where another group of Communists was sentenced to jail terms the Court action is impressive shows clearly to all who wish to observe the trend that the judicial system in the United States is capable ct Jang enemies among us who would overthrow our government, in favor of foreign theology, by means of force and violence
 The span of life is too short for any man to learn enough to brag about
 Health hint: If you believe your doctor, do what he advises you don't believe him. do what he advises
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-10
September Weather Summary

Precipitation for the month Of September was we'll below nor nal but the monthly total of 1855 inches exceeded Sept. 1851 when only l.17 inches fell. Tempera- lures were near normal with min imum temperatures falling below freezing at the close of the month.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-10
DON'T MISS THE
 Navigators Meeting

NaV1gators Meetlng
 TONIGHT AT 7:3o PM. AT THE COVENANT CHURCH
 Inspirational Message in the pep singing of songs and chor- uses. interspersed by other vo- cal selection.
 Special Message. delving into the reality of the Navigators' theme. Fishers of Men"
 And special Musical Trills on the Trumpet by Rev. Donald Buckner.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
ROUTE SALESMAN

Opening for dairy retail route:
Married. age 23-40, experienced
meeting public; high school educa-
ton desirable: bond necessary: 5la-
day week. All our routes pay above
s1oaNTsntss soNs naIRys & sg5 81 So 4G 6a THo4p- HON
SALESMAN, young;. machine tools
college mechanical engineering or
equal shop experience; salary. ex-
penses, bonus. HU. 1855. Ia
SALESMAN-If you can earn S15O
per wk. and more. we have po-
JOE 5se Tss q NV q oStsiSs Yokk Jew JEW
ELRY CO. 719. 7th st. NV.
q PHELPS. INC. AIT < st, NV;
SALESMAN. EXP, for luggage and
iRVING's, 10Th and 3. IL
SALESMAN, col. or white. for mems
have city ref. For appt.. ia. 0423.
SALESMAN, automobile; experience
AMERICAN MOTOR CO.. $500 River
rd... Alexandria, Va Ia
SALESMAN. camera, exp, ambitious;
s5y; ssf fEfTz ~ CAMERA eiIEfsAea AceaENTESss, ssis s
saLEsMANMimmediate opportunity
for young man to handle. inside
sales In quality paint outlet; must
be neat and aggressive. Call 81.
1144. -18
SALESMAN, able to demonstrate
piano, preferably with television ex-
perience. See Mr.. Sycle at KIT
MUSIC CO. 1880 g ct NV: ---13 !.
furniture. Excel. opport.; 5h day
week. Vacation with pay. Re-
tirement plan. THE SToCKETT
FISKE Co. 919 e st. NV. Ia
SALESMAN--Immediate opening for
outside salesman in retail organiza-
ton; no canvassins; leads and train
ing available; opport. for excel.
earnings; car essential; retirement
plan and many other company
benefits For interview call KE.
7-0S25 after pm. IA
SALESMAN TO sell window, door
and porch screens. Permanent job.
Give experience and qualifications.
?. Q. Box 1882, Washington 20,
statesmen. REAL ESTATE; excel.
opport. for aggressive men with
rapidly growing ONCE; exper. pre-
ferred. CAN RE. 246l. --15
Evening star., 1952-02-13

NOTICE 10 Jon APPTlcANTR 81
Firms ejsCnged n 1nferstafe cone
n1eTce or In the production 81
goods Tor commerce nlnst non pag
81 least Is cents an hoHr and
time and oGs-half Tor Oreyfime
gHde4 the Federal Wage and Hour
LGfp. job seekers offered less 81
eouereG Arms should notifp the
wage and Hour DtptsioN, D.
Department 81 Labor, teiephons
kxeexttve eteo. Extension lsIe.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
earnings, good references, no IN
'stment. Call 81. 1861.
MAN WITH CAR

MxA1N Wilt IAN
MEN needed to help take care Of
our expansion program. Ages 25-
@ 6O with car; neat appearance;
earnings are not enough for pres
ent day living costs. why mot let
the. possibilities of lettering your your
self. Interview. In presence Of
your wife preferred. Permanent
high earning position for men
Who WI Is, quality; q T. Write when I can
TO dealing with refined people Of
the middle-ciass7 Would you like
to settle down In steady year
round business where you can be
set for life7 We have six openings
Tor such men who are sincere, ann
f1ed semiprofessional home grounds
tablished national arm. pays high
percentage of sales In advance and
there. are no. samples. deliveries.
collections or details to bother with.
Wr, TWSs3plese o,, feld o,L.sp traaning 5urnIshsd.
DENT. Box Ws-160l, 221 W. 41st
MEN Iii z ts,.' white, ii to distribute hs hsna
bills; daily pay. So. Report 2 am,
sou new YORK ave. NV.
MEN WANTED-40 to so years of
age. to change fare boxes. Must have
legibiie handwriting and be in good
physical condition. No experience
REQUIRED. Past record win be investi-
gated. Nightwork. 6 pm. to 2:3Ol
an. nights weekly; $2I3 per
month to start. Paid sick leave, va
cations and pension plan: Apply in
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., 3fth and
NJ SITS. NV. Take No. so Rosslyn
YOUNG MAN, perm. position in iifel
insurance once: opportunity for adj.
Fancement with fine organization;
general once duties: 5-day work
week. UNITED SERVICES LIFE
fpnSuR1AdNcE pGSsI CO.. 1925 Eye st. NV.
YoUSG0 t6SGSi 0GN MAN, 1s to "a. to work YORK in
publicity ofiice Of LoeW's. Apply
Mr; GInf fSr1ltnsSn son after M 10 am. LoEW's
YOUNG MAN to load and unload ice
Perm. ApDly BREYSERs &c; ICE Z CREAM Iaysi
CO.. 1880 Biadensburg I'd. ne.
YOUNG MAN with mechanical ability
who can assist in making ready fol-
delivery Of stoves and electric re-
frigerators; 40-hr., 5-day week;
many company. benefits; permanent
position. Apply personnel ONCE,
SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO., $500 v
s.: n.e.' rear Bladensburg I'd. Hot
YOUNG sdUSs MAN, white. to learn MI fine
1000 business; exper. not necessary;
common sense essential. EX. 2l78.
. =. R E. s -
Evening star., 1952-02-13
SALESMEN

grocery business; sedan
delivery furnished; expenses paid;
opportunity to earn $500 to $500
per mo-; exper. not essential; salary
p9id. while training. Phone employ
ment ONCE. ST. 1894, for appoint
Evening star., 1952-02-13
YOUNG MEN (3)
EARN $33 A DAY

No experience necessary. Report
ready for work $3.50 am, sllarp.
Ig22 18th st. NV. 2nd fir. See
Mk. LOCKYER. -15
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY to as
socfate with lge. growing firm, and
improve your standard of living.
Applicant must be alert and willing
70 work. CAN FIR. 55I2 for appt.
Ask for MR.. SoNNEBERGER. -l5
EMPLOYED MEN. part-time sales
experience nee. About S3 hr. Apply
Tues. Wed. Thurs, $3.50 pm.
Room 702. 71O 14th st. NV. la
ALLIS CHALMERS HID. S SHOVEL,
LOADER OPERATOR--Must be ex-
perienced; excellent salary; full
time steady work. FELDMAN DE-
VMoPMENT CORP. TIT 14th st.
\ NV. ST. 4A77. Ia
Evening star., 1952-02-13
HELP MEN

PAINTER FOREMAN. cap. of handlina
men; turn out lst-ciASs work; nlust
know city; yT.-Iould work with ad-
yancemerit, OF |orean, has been "a.
vised Of this nd. BOZ 372-L. Star.
PAINTERS. 1st-eiass only. can dL
PATENT sEARCHERs Mech,
qualifications briefly Box 440-K,
|PazRa1ACIsr for better type d drus.
store; pleasant worklag conditicns;
MACY. S1so i6th st. NV --i5
PHARMACIST. fun or part time,
eflcient; excel salary. MACARTHUR
,n6UG: "a. 2346. -l4 !,
rn.. developing lge. prints; fail
salary TO start, insurance ant
other empioye benefits available
Box 462-L, Star. III
PHOTOGRAPHIC supply salesman,
capable Of assuming managemenl
OF branch store. Phone for an.
pointment RE. $3.50. FORD PHOTO
SUPPLY, INC. Sth and Penns. ave
|PHoIosTAT opERAToR, le experi.
enced; hours to $50. saIary
ascordtng. to experiences; insurancs
plan and other employe benefits
available. Box BOIL. Star. IA
only. New construction. a; sassd1 asadd1eymsn yorI'
TOP wages; Call WA. 1866 from J
10 3. 20. 1881 after o. III
Evening star., 1952-02-13
HELP NEN
. Statesmen

Two men to call on inquiries for
hospital insurance. No canvassing.
Quality leads furnished daily mot
Just names and addressesl. Our men
sary. Also 2 men for nearby Vir-
ginla and Maryland See w. j,
HARRIS. between $50 and 12 noon,
1850 Columbia rd NV. AID. 3645.
Evening star., 1952-02-13

CLERK-TyPIsF - Pleasnt workins
cond.; In local once Of national
automobile finance co. Apply UNI
YERSAL G. I. r. CREDIT CORP.
1930 Qeorgfa ave-, Silver Spring
sL. sloo.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
ROTJTEMAN

To sell Luzianne coffee on
retail grocery route; guaran-
teed salary $50 Wk. plus
commission; Transportation
furnished; ample opportunity
for promotion. For appt. ca1l
Mr.. PAYNE. RE. 3502. 8 to
10 am, 4 to 9 pm.