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Evening star., 1952-06-08
TECHNICAL

NO FEE-NO. CAROLINA
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No 5 FEE sfERps1 a'i2:n Y &. ANb zlif 's1..1 n. j.
ssssnsson dfssek sosekEF asvfSeTsHHss and and
their components. controls. test
equipment. physical phenomena'
heavy, medium. light machinery
Eiectfonis' isrSS %scn'; mechanical. chemical.
aeronautical engineers. phyicists.
chemists. aerodynamicists. thermo:.
dynamicists. stress ANALYSTS. tool
DESIGNERS. procsss engineerS. % eSsi-
MICHIGAN
Tssn yrissss1cs sscsiss tslsetEGnie NS handbook
Blueprint checkers (of design be-
fore release). exper.. S60-S90 wk.
and moving expen.
paid by ''mf1o6sc IocAL
Mech. eng. (typing design and modi-
fication. hwy. indust. mach. exper',.
struct. craftsmen theavy indust. ex-
perience). $500.
Quality control engineers (B. 8, Z. z.
plus training statistics exper). IN :
Products engrs. tfor. .electronics test
IONS sns g. exc:r G. A $3.50 5cdss4 s4se mo
Lead engrs. tstress .wRhts. static test.
airframe. hydraulic. power plant.
elec. and radio controls. ornaments.
SIS. .0OO-SI O. 900.
Chief engr: !fer plant. 1st class lic.>.
S5. S0o-S6: 400. .,.,.
man preferred. location beach. $50
Tono Ssas dfsftsmen.. iHGfmt; SIS. 200.
Electronic layout craftsmen. SS 200.
National Employ. Serv.
1919 18th st. NV. EX. 1870.
MECHANICAL ENGR.
Must have substantial BACKGROUND In
design Of small mechanisms. instru.
merits and ingenious devices. etc.;
ELECTRONIC ..IiSSSi ENGRS.
Misc. local positions offering top sal
aries.
REPRESENTATIVES
Under AZ. exper. public contact work
| Govt. and private: engineering back
ground desirable but not essential y
| exper. covers industrial equipment
national organization: to $4,000.
| WALTER II. KESSLER
| Personnel Services. 612 wash. Bids;
18th and N. 7. Ave. NV. 81. 944z
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MANHATTAN
AUTO & RADIO co.

1905 7th st. NV. .
AUTO SALES-A local man, expert.
enced in buying as well as sales OF
used cars, by established used cal
dealer. A permanent position fol
man that can At in with retail and
wholesale qualifications. Must be
reliable and able to manage; prefer
some following Of local and out of
town wholeSaling. Replies in stric'
confidence. Salary and percentage
Box 412-Y. Star.
SALESMEN-Washi
tons oldest Chevrolet dealer hai
openings for experienced automo
bile statesmen. We have the most at
tractive compensation plan in tn,
city. No limit to earnings for ener,
getic men. Transportation furnished
See Mr. Hamilton. BARRY-PATl
MOTOR CO.. 1880 Conn. ave.
AUTO SALESMAN-We need a maj
who knows salesmanship. one will
broad association; must be married
steady and not over 40. A CO
operative, ambitious man will enjo.
excellent income. Demonstration fur
nished; Mr.: Hartman. ROYAL
MOTORS. INC, ChrySler Plymouth
4lUU Ga, ave. NV, q
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

AOVeS1 1AWVCK B1SCKO
Three Lines (Minimum)
/ time 3Sc per line.
to Q times consecutively 36e per
line.
Z times consecutivsly sac per line
New Automobiles 65e per line %-line
minimum.
Special Notices and Personal &c per
line additional.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second
insertion.
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1900, Ext. 251. 10
CLERK, age 90 to 80, administering
ability required. A familiarity with
ordnance equipment preferred but
not essential. Opportunity for ad-
vancement with an engineering COM
benefits and excel. salary. Call ME.
CLERK. young and energetic. having
knowledge Of tipping and filing. Must
be quick and accurate. Pleasant
S4aaT S%1rkns dSsdn S1gdto5s y, aTr. in Local Si eo S
pany; 40-hour week. time and half
overtime. sick leave and vacation
benefits: Must have good references.
Apply Box 219-Y, Star. -S
CLERK for stockroom Of wholesale
CLERK in hardware store. expert
tunity. Apply Mr.. M. H. johnson.
3 BARBER 4 4 ROSS. 5th and v, ssts.
CLERK. white. to work in wholesale
s6ie e type. cail Mr.. MOTION,
CLERK. for LIQUOR store; young. en-
ergetic man. experienced; refs:
or B ewes. per wk. and Sat. Box
CIERKSfnterestins position with a
growing company offering oppor-
tunity tor promotion based upon
individual merits. We have a fine
group of employees. nice oflces and
5-day working week. UNITED
SERVICES LIFE ms. CO., 1925
CLERK. for general duties in air
conditioned ONCE Of. storage firm;
5-day wk., group disqualification,
ms. paid vacation; interesting and
varied duties: KANE MOVING! &,
STORAGE 70 9Th and Franklin
sts. ne, MI. 1883. 10
CLERK. aged 25 to 30: permanent
position for young man, to act as
clerk for our sales department.
There are future possibilities in
other departments, particularly in
our sales department and accounting
department; therefore. one with sales
ability or one who is studying ac-
countancy should be interested; 40
hour work week, starting salary
$57 so per week, or better, accord
ing to ability Pension and insur-
ance plans; cafeteria in building.
Call w. H. PROCTOR. ME. 4793.
CLERK for mir College Park Md
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CAFETERIA ASSISTANT

position for o capable
energetic man to direct and sched-
ule employees in dining room serv-
ice, dish room operation and kttch-
en- maintenance; liberal vacation
ment.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
1135 21st et. NV.
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CARPENTER, single or married.
want competent all-round man
capable and conscientious. best
habits and character, for, perma.
sns an o oGsisa Me- Gn Gty farm in Ssst
but fair salary. but am looking fol
person who is more desirous o.
country living under pleasant con
ditions than high wages. Modern
apt. included. knowledge of farm
NASH. NO. 0660.
CARPENTER-General carpentry; cal
CARPENrHRs aARiiSI HS; Gs1. rs :. For remodeiins
Jobs; steady work, top pay for ex-
perienced men; transportation neces.
sary. Apply ROBINSON g. CO, 131t
oAmf.Trt 1ork:' project Of doSS 900 houses. Appiy
at Job. Connecticut Ave. Park. or
Viers Mil rd., opposite Viers Mil
Village, Wheaton, Md.
CARPENTERS (2). first class. frame
and sdSa trim STEADY a1ad SUN work; snd mTss evss
cSRsENrERsA sGSeE R o4a4 lene ene joe eSc out Ga
dr., Carroll Knolls subdivision. &C
tTspEe.%I6M s9 sgI G1 hill, ri PAN osTRo" CON-
N/hHT END CApGtlChCCQ AC"
house construction. Apply Williams
burg blvd. and North Rochester st..
cARPHsNTERs AAfl1aHsSGhR sa wANrED-Top wage,
for lst-class men. Plenty of work
RA. 1928, after pm. >
CARPENTERS-FirS trim men;
for steady year-round job; on Gus
tom houses; excel. wages. Appl,
1859 North Emerson ST.. Arlington
Monday at 7:30 am.
CARPENTERS and carpenters helper:
Apply at ROMAN CONSTRUCTION
CO., wyoming st. and Fairfax Or.
CAR iS RENTAL RENTAL CLERK, permanent
full-time work, must be only EN-.
ployment, mostly night work, vii
train for career; excellent oppor'
tunity for advancement. Some typ
ing needed. Apply between 10 am
and pm. Tuesday through Thurs.
day. See Mr.. Mcdonald, NATIONAL
CAR RENTAL SYSTEM, 1909 L st
NV. No phone calls. lie
CAR WASHER, good salary, com
mission plus overtime. CONNORS
INC, 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc. AK. 100
CASHIER CHECKERS-Full or part
time; permanent positions for de.
pendable men experienced on super.
market registers. Apply in person
re- 1.
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| HELP wTD. AGENCIES (cons. J
ATLAS. 1920 N. Y. AVE
ALEXANDRIA AREA

Secys.. stenos., bkprs., recpts.. typists.
file clerks, payroll clerks, bkpg men,.
oprs.. cashiers, PIX oprs., others.
1920 N, Y, AVE NV, RIM, sos,
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MAN, experienced: sx-
cellent salary BUFFERS FED
R.SALESMAN-To collect
and sell life insurance in d. c. Good
pay. advancement. ME-. 2S40. To-
COLLECTOR SALESMAN
COLORED WITH CAR
Full or part time. salary plus bonus.
Apply Mr.. White, ENBEE. 1915 sth
st. NV. -lO
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR. expert
enced, for railroad accounting othce;
mo-: mo- age. w 80 or under. but consider
alton given age for person havinS
railroad experience. Call MR..
CLARK, DU. 1900. -
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
General contractor desires thor
oughly exp. man familiar with REIN
forced concrete construction; perm.
position for right man. Reply; giWy-
ing experience and refs. Box 65-Y,
Star.
CONTACT MAN--National publishing
company desires young man with
college education. for permanent
position; unlimited opportunities;
experience not needed. Car neces-
say, saiStS anu Ia Saa ;,r any s,cinJ q
snapshop, If possible. Box 454-A'
Star. -
COOK, 2nd. colored; all-around
kitchen man; night work; closed
Sunday. DANNY'S STEAKHOuSE,
corner Good Hope rd. and Haylor
rd Sc.
COOKS, DISHWASHERS
Exper.; new restaurant; good eEa Tagss sTy,
HOUSE RESTAURANT, 61O I5th
St. NV. 10
COUNSELLOR, high school senior or
college man. for saltwater camp IN
fcations and phone. P. o. Box
ccGNrERMxN, t%TS; r i del. clerk. exper.
REST. 2705 Columbia Pike, Airing
ton. 10
COUNTERMAN. young, with some
knowledge lumber. and mill work
good starting salary with excep-
tional advancement opportunity., Ap-
sEY 5Ts i LUMBEAR N RE g. ga dsS New YS York
ICoUNFERMAN. sNgi FiT;iAHNN preferably csi' one who
can shuck clans. No SUNDAYS. CY
ELLIS RESTAURANT. 1O11 E st. NV
COUNTER AND SANDWICH Man
salary MisS"oApl Apply HoFBERG's KOSHER
DELICATESSEN. 1922 Eastern ave
COUNTERMAN (white). exper.. must
| be reliable and neat. Apply d c
| DINER, 100 Vermont ave. n.w.-S
lCUSTODIAL POSITIONS available in
Prince Georges County. Male only.
Permanent work. good salaries: For
| interview report to MARYLAND
| STATE EMP. SERVICE, 4214 Gala
tin street, Hyattsville, Md. June 10.
S:30-4 or call UN. 2100. p
lCUSTODIAN, church; fine oppor--
tunity for an industrious man to NIL
a real service: excel. lefs. req;
perm; good salary. Call Tues, Sill.
SPR. BAPTIST CHURCH, 81. "a "a.
DAIRYMAN, exper.. with some help;
$500 per mo-, with extras. Apply
| AYRLAWN FARMS. Laytonsville,
DAiRYMAN. experienced, with ref
erences; good wages. permanent job
good house to live in. Apply in per
son. JOHN M. BEANIE. Olney. Nd
DAIRYMAN, experienced, to work or
dairy farm, with good pay and gooc
living conditions. Call crescent
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ALbAN lOW EhO
800 Mass. Ave. NV. .
BODY AND PANT combination a,a,a,doa man; an
snred future to right man; tor
compensation and benefit plan. See
John Schubert. MARTIN MOTOR
SALES, 1904 Hampton lane. Beth
BOOKKEEPER as general store man.
ager: S65 wk;. Rapid promotion; age
25-35; Bookkeeping; shipping ana ars
See Mr.. Howard. Mon, 3 q m; |
am. AMES PARTY SUPPLIES.
1402 New York ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER - Experienced young
man, ambitious and eficient; posi-
tion as general office manager in
progressive merchandising CORPORA
tion; $75 wk. start: good future.
Open at 10. ST. 4695. B
BOOKKEEPER-Exp in automotive
field pref: splendid opportunity for
night rssen msn AeSRTHRAgT AePsz IL gsFs0n no8ok e
BRfCkLAYER @ g.H fHRofapPT APPRENTicEs-s1.75 ri Is
and 81 90 per hour; must be good
on line. Phone JACK. JU. S-4493.
BRICK LAYERS. white mechanics;
report ready for work. 2sth and G
BRiCKLAYERs; so frst-class me-
chanics needed for large housing
project in Richmond. Va. Apply
ANCHOR INVESTMENT CO.. Mr..
Metz, RE. 1866. 30
BRICKLAYERS-Fir class mechan-
ics needed for local and out-of- -town
work. Call Mr.. Metz. ANCHOR
FIREPROOFING CO.. RE. 1O55:
BRICKLAYERs AN LABoRERs-Ap-
ply 7:30 to 4 pm. on job at Light
view DEVELOPMENT Co. 5000 Riggs
rd.,. 3 blks. north Of University lane.
behind Tick Took Tavern. 10
BRICKLAYERS, white, union. Report
to Nottingham Elementary School.
Little Falls I'd. and Ohio st., Arl..
BUILDER TSi CONTRACTOR. able, capa-
BILE, equipped to erect to completion
so semidetached brk. houses, size
1Sx34 IT,, 6 rms, 2h tile baths;
furnish all labor. material and
equipment. Gas range. gas heat
elec. refgr. Roofing, asbestos shingle.
Excavation all grading. Entire
project to be completed within,
mos. Please state approx. price
Address and P. o. 5597, Friendship
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HELP MEN

CLOCK REPAIRNdAN-Posi avail
able for excellent and fully expert
enced clock repairman. Apply THE
JEWELRY SHOP, Pentagon Bldg.
or call Mr.. Mann, Ii. 5-6700, Ext
56215 for appointment.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

Personnel asst, some Open
Interviewer, some college $240
Secy. to exec. So. Arl.. s d. $75
Secy., 9 to 4, 8 d. S233
Secy., service wife, 8 d.. $3.50
RECEIPT. doctors off ----- S190
elk. typ, So. Arl., young. 5 d. S245
elk. typ, one girl off. --- S45
Asst. bkpr. $50
Cashier -hostess -- $50
Genl. off, nd typ, d. &179
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGCY.
1911 King ST., Alex AL. 1929
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AUTO LAUNDRY
MANAGER,

Permanent position. Excellent com.
pensation. Also insurance, hospital
ization, vacation, etc. Do not apply
unless your past record will show
that you are sober, reliable and
looking for q permanent position
with an interesting future. Write
Roy o0k-A Star
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CLERK

Young man, bookkeeping background;
must be accurate and quick with
figures: 5-day week: conv. loca-
tion; air-cond office. See Mr.,
Shaftel, WARNER BROS. CIRCUIT
SITS. NV. -l3
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BAKER

Junior baker. 2 to 3 years. expert
ence, excellent opportunity to be
trained for responsible MANAGEMENT
position in large local bakery. Ex-
perienced in modern mass-produc-
tion methods. Salary dependent
upon experience. Many substantial
employment benefits. Write stating
qualifications and experience to
p. o. B. 3133. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
STATION. WASHINGTON. D. G.
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Casualty Underwater

Casualty Underwater
Unusual opportunity for young casu-
atty underwater, with large we'll
established general insurance agency;
knowledge of compensation and LA
bility lines essential.
If you are interested in joining a
successful and expanding organi-
Zation with room for you to grow
both in earnings and experience to
the full extent of your ability and
initiative, send a resume of your
educational and business experience
Salary open; all replies held in
strictest confidence our employees
know Of this ad. Reply Box 453-A,
Evening star., 1952-06-08
ARLINGTON
Potomac Enpl., I
1894 Wilson Blvd, Arl.

| Potomac Empl., open 9-8
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl. OW. ZOO
Professional Placement
1885 Eye st. NV. RE. 1853
Record librarian; nosp;; sal; aaoG 9peni peaiarv
R. N. doctors once; $1,000
Nurse. doctors once; $1,000.
Adams Teachers Agency
Math.. chemistry. music; English. So
cial studies: industrial arts; rs. aSso S5
9O0-S4, 800: Colorado Bldg, 14th
ATTENTION, WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
DAYS, 35 AND 40 HOUR WEEK
SALARIES, $4,000 TO $2.4OO
EXPER. AND BEGINNERS
SECRETARIES
STENOGRAPHERS
CLERK-TYPISTS
JR. OR SR. H. s. GIRLS $3.50
CLERKS WITH LITTLE TYPING
OTHER JOBS, NO TYPING
sEcRNTARTEMnAA9 GRME n sNP A9k ExcHELEN1 x GEEE
AsSOCIATION AND OTHERS
SALARIES, S3,300-$4. 900
PUBLICATIONS CLERICAL DETAIL
FOR ADV. PRODUCTION. s. q.
FILE cLKs.. NO TYP. & D.. $500
DUPLICATING MACH. TRAINEES,
Mu1r1I1rH rRA1NEEs. 3 B.: B.: ss,ySs s,ySe
AIEIlEE AIR 1EEps gEsERys' aBy n, $$s,,99S $s,99S
BANK CLKS. ----S $4,000
CASHIERS, 5-hh D. S40-S5(
MANY elk. TYP, 80 WDS. PER MIN
ALSO INTERVIEWS SATURDAY AM
MARYLAND JOBS
elk. .-TYPS., 4 D. ---S5 S50-$60
ALSO SOME IN VA.
MANY OTHERS
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
1919 18th st. NV. EX. 727C
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CLAIMS TRAINEE

VII A14v4N0 = ~ 80 -
Young man in middle 20s to investi-
gate and adjust automobile claims
In preparation for inside supervision
Of claims handling. Administrative
future. Law student or at least one
year Of law background preferred
Please call for appointment. ST
4fO0 Ext 061 10
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TIO 18th st. NV

CLERK for our College Park. Md
store having some knowledge ol
drafting materials. See Mr.. Muth..
GEO, F. MUTH co.
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MAN, experienced: ex.
cellent salary. BUFFERS FED
ERAL, 62l 7th st. NV.
R-SALESMAN-To collec
and sell life insurance in D. C. Goot
pay, advancement. ME-. 2S40. TO-
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DISPATCHER for interstate motor
carrier; must know the city: must
be sober, alert and ambitious; Sla-
day week; permanent position; great
opportunity for RIGHT man. Box
313-A, Star, 10
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MELPAR, INC.

A subsidiary Of the
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.,
452 Swami Ave.
(At Jefferson Davis Highway,
Alexandria. Va.
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CASHIER CHECKERS-Full or part
time; permanent positions for de-
pendable men experienced on super
market registers Apply in person.
POSINS 676R Ga ave NV III
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COOKS, DISHWASHERS

OOO1AO9 D1N11 w &Ak141@11VN
Exper.; new restaurant; good wages
and hours. Apply today: STATE
Evening star., 1952-06-08

DAIRYMAN, experienced. to work o
dairy farm. with good pay and goo
living conditions. Call Crescer
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-25
4-H'ers Learn To
Increase Crop Yields

William Mitchell, Assistant Ex-
tension AgrOnomist, stressed a we'll
balanced farming program for bet
ter crop yields to All groups. Bal
ancing your farming practices is
lust as important as adding fertil-
izer to the crop.
Mitchell pointed out that a good
legume cover crop is helpful for in
creased yields. Manure, either sta
Bile or poultry, fertilizer, and side
dressing are also necessary in rails
ing crops. Crops can be fed prop
erly. but if not taken care of prof
its are lost. Spacing of plants
preparation of soil, weed control,
and insect control are just as i'm
pOrtant in increasing crop yields.
All members had the Opportun-
ity to test and see if their farming
practices are we'll belanced for
good yields and better All pro-
jects.
Mr.. Mitchell has spoken to four
All groups in Kent County: Yer
non, Harrington, and Andrewsville
community group; Wyoming and
Dover community group; FELTON,
and Canterbury community group;
and Milford and Houston cOmmun-
ity group. He will speak in the
Smyrna area on April 28th at the
Smyrna Youth Center.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-25
Food for Thought
Mary T. Davenport
Nutrition Consultant
Delaware State Board Of Health
THE HENS AGAIN

All year round we encourage
poultry products. The excep ion to
that may be the ROSTERS early
morning crowing-if growing is
considered a poultry product. This
month we put great emphasis on
eggs again because of their low
price and because we have found
a recipe that we think you'll en-
joy.
The New Hampshire Extension
Service gives US a suggestion for
curried eggs with peas. Before go
ing into the recipe, may we en-
phasize a point made previously
that hard cooked eggs in white
sauce is an appetizing dish if the
sauce is well favored. Curry pow
der is one of the materials that can
do this. Then we reviewed the ma
terials that are blended to make
curry powder and realize only a
careful combination of these could
produce the flavor that is so we'll
liked whether it be in lamb stew,
shrimp or in eggs with peas.
ms is Ine TeClpe-
Curried Eggs With Peas
Use 4 tablespoons table fat, 4
tablespoons -four, One-quarter ta-
blespoon dry mustard, one-quarteT
teaspoon WORCESTERSHIRE sauce, !
teaspoon curry powder, 2 cups
milk, One-half teaspoon lemon
Juice, one-half teaspoon salt, 4
hard-cooked eggs, toast, 2 cups
peas, canned or frozen. Melt fat
add flour and seasonings. Stir and
add milk slowly and cook, stirring
constantly until the mixture is
smooth and thickened. Stir in lem
on Juice. Cut eggs in eighths OF
quarters and add to the cream
sauce. Arrange toast on a platter
cover with the curried eggs, anC
surround with hot, well-seasonet
peas.
This may be the time to repea
that eggs should never be boiled
that boiling an egg makes thu
white tough and develops a gree'
coating on the yOlk. To hard cool
an egg, let it stand in hot waite
for 20 minutes. For a soft cooked
egg. nut the cold egg into coll
water, bring the water to the boil
ing point. Remove the pan frOr
the heat. Let stand one minute.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-25
DrummOndville
Whips Harrisburg

Drummondville of the Class c
Provincial League took one-game
lead in its exhibition series with
Harrisburg of the Glass B Inter-
state League by nOsing out the
Senators, 1913, in a see-saw battle,
at the Milford Baseball Park on
Sunday afternoon. The previous
weekend the two clubs, both of
whom are doing spring training
at peninsular bases, split two
games, DIummondville winning the
first, 6 to 4, and Harrisburg the
end. 2 to 1.
Unlike the previous games, sun
DAYS tilt was loosely played and
was featured by lusty hitting and
FREQUENT changes of score. The Sen
ators pounced on Lefty Tom Smith,
Drummondville starter, for three
doubles and combined these with
an infield error and walk for
three runs. Tex Berresford's lack
of control and three singles gave
DrummOndville three tallies in the
bottom half of the first inning to
knot the score at three-all.
Harrisburg assumed a briefly
held lead in the fifth when Bernie
GEMS was hit by one of Bill Bah
ks curves and later scored ahead
of Gene BObzean's double.
Julio Becker's homer with Orlan-
do Andux on the base paths put
Drummondville back in the lead
and Herb CromptOn's boys added
another run for good measure to
90 out in front, to 4.
In the Harrisburg's sixth, Bernie
GEMS homered over the right field
wall with two on to put the Sen
ators ahead, z to 6. Drummondville
again took the lead later the same
inning when Andux scored on ar
infield out and Becker tailed on Gil
Vargas triple. After Harrisburg
tied the score at sail in the frs
half of the eighth, Drummondvill'
greeted relief hurler Schaeffel
with 4 hits in the last of that inn
ing to tally twice and earn the II
to 8 decision.
Orlando Andux, shortstOp, pace'
the winners attack with four safe
ties. Pizzaro, of DrummOndVille
and Book and Bobzean, of Harris
burg, had three hits each. Ramon
Mason, the last of three Drum
mondville hurlers, received credi
for the win.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-25
Milford Riflemen
Score Another Win

Still striving to lay the Milford
marksmen by the heels, the rapidly
improving Greenwood rife team
met the locals on Milford territory
last Thursday night and shot a good
1908. Milford, led again by the duo,
Chandler with 266 and Worthington
with 258, held the heavy end of the
Match with 1897.
The Greenwood shooters, led by
Young with 263. are staying close
to the Mispillion shooters and plan
an upset in the very near future.
It is hoped by both teams that
aggregations in other towns on the
Peninsula will presently seek
matches
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-25
GREENW W00D
NEW RUNWAY AT U. S. BASE

TRIPOLI. Lydia (P)-Wheelus
Field, big U. S. air field near here,
is putting finishing touches on a
S.OOO-foot runway that will be able
to handle Americas biggest wal
planes, including atOm-bOmb car
rieTs.
Col. Fred o. Easley Jr says the
new runway is part of an improve
ment program. The field repre-
sents one of Lybia's biggest indus
tries, Last years payroll for ma
tive employees was about $S25,OOO.
"Our relations with the Libyans
are excellent" says Col. Easley,
"and we hope to keep it that way.
They have been especially cooper
atiYe."
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-25
OAR Planning
Valley Forge Tea

Plans are still going forward for
the Valley Forge Tea which the
members of the Captain Jonathan
Caldwell Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will give on
May 9th, from two until nine o.
clock, at the home of Mrs. Hoey
Farrow Mrs. Douglas Fry is the
general chairman. Mrs. Farrow is
in charge of exhibits, Mrs. W. ].
Dufendach, refreshments. Mrs. Car
Teton Fooks, tickets, and Mrs. James
B. Homan, decorations. Exhibits
will be in keeping with the rooms
in which they are placed, and all
will be interesting. The next Chap
ter meeting will be held in Christ
Church parish house on Saturday,
April 26th. at two o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-25
BIG FLAME IS BEACON

LONG BEACH. Calf. (P) - The
Calstate Refining Co. here doesn't
have any trouble with its huge
open gas flame until wOrkmen turn
it off.
The big torch, seen for miles at
night, burns off surplus gases from
the plant. On rare occasions when
the flame doesn't burn. the plant
and local police are swamped with
telephone calls with the complaint:
"The torch is out"
The flame is also a marker for
pilots who land at Long Beach Air
Terminal, a company official said
A sbiD rides higher in sea water
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-25
Twenty Years Ago

More than 800 school chill
dren took part in the music
festivals of the public schools
held at Dover Friday and Sat-
urday. Marked improvement in
the music work of the pupils
over last year.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-25

Although what is believed to be
the largest meteoTite on public dis
play weighs 361s tons, many have
been found which weigh an ounce
or less.