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Evening star., 1953-07-12
HOSPITAL BEDS

HOSPIIAL BEDS
DI. 7-S28s any day but SUNDAY.
IRONER. universal. electric. 2-speed,
sacrifice. so. OIL. 4-5583. -12
IRONER, Easy console model. brand
new eond.. S160 or best offer. RA.
IRONER. Speed Queen. floor model.
mangle, new but slightly marred
half price; $40 See janitor. 1875
MARYLAND ave. ne.
IRONER, elec. Hotpoint console. excel
Sm s9mqd', Ss4; s5t:, also baby crib Call
JALousIEs expertly installed or de-
livered only. Factory prices. sEcO
SALES. III S-3O1O. day or -nisht.
JARS AND JUGS, lO-sal., 2-gal.- Jars,
two 5-gal. stone jugs. one 5-eal.
bottle; clean. suitable for wine. ia.
KIT. CABINETS - Geneva, KIM,
Youngstown, Tracy. Small scratches,
SOC; of. Also sinks. disposers. MR..
CAMERON, ST. 3-6l5O. 627 F
KNEEHoLE Nj EEnHFSoLE DESK. chest of drawers,
Clothing. jr. Miss size 8: small teen
ayers. AID. 2-43s7 or AID. 4-7729.
KIMoNO. beautiful, complete with
obi. geta, etc. Departing for Japan:
trunk with steel base. steam electric
kfTGHES iTH1 nnd s2aFd sPT veyy ST ns s1sd chrome
5-pc.. red and gray trim: practically
new: reasonable. HE. 4-7OS7. --13
KITCHEN yENTlLATOR and HOOD
and back panel; display model,
never used; regularly S13S.50: spe-
cial, only $3.50 delivered. DOWD'S;;
xan 45Is Conn: ave; Ts EN- 2-7Son' 90 |l s5lE:
Kodak. e%xs i vigilant. F4:5, SIS;
G.E. meter, Slo. RE. 7-o"66. Apt
LATHE-wood.- ball bearing. SO in.
between cen centerS smI, mp gTiDdsI m9t9r;
Can after 3 pm. JU. 9-5391.
LAUNDROMAT. Westinshouse, S65.
LAUNDRY TUBS. regulation zinc, as
is with stand: no fixtures; good con-
aM aittoRi BOOKS S Dpi FiaheSt5: sSss D G.. prac-
tice, s vols. Corpus Juris and
various other case books. etc. Hem
LawN NV Mower MOWER for sale: slightly
used: Stamping Turtle: 4 h.ps; with
sulky. cE. s-43s6. z to Q Pm.
LAWN MOWER, 1 REQ Royale. nearly
new; reasonable. Phone Vienna l7e'
LAWN MOWER. Rotary. Ia h.r,;
used few hours: cost 500: bargain.
LSWN SSS M %oWSRs@S %1sRsI h0' Of Ssn them: Just
your pick, Ss. 1898 Rhode island
ave. ne, in rear. Sunday only.
LAWN MOWERS. used. SIS up; also
ogFN
cYcLE es!c E . IS spoRT elR SHOP. 1aIAH soio ssr.
wyn I'd. TO. 9-4744. --12
Lawn MOWER. used one season;
excel cond; s%sd sla. Orig. price sa4'7o'
LAWN MOVER. REQ a1" gasoline
Woodbine st.. Chevy Chase. Nd.
$40. Phone MISS MELENDY: days
LaWN V 9SsSsj oWERs syes several era Sgs Svs5hsued
STORE, 1911 Wis. ave. DE. o-145O.
In Arl.. Va. PARKWAY HARD
WARE CO., Lee hwy, at N. Kirk
Lx%S AVIS II SowhR! vi '1s.an Clemson. all .lum,
LAWN MOWER. sasoline powered
Good condition. $40. KE. 1-065l ="
LAWN MOWER. rotary type. 20-in.
blade, power driven. Orig. price,
$3.50. selling for S100. Used one
summer. ike new. Webster 5-644S.
LIGHT PLANTS
G1cHNER, a5l3 N NV. EX. 3-3527
LIVING ROOM. bedroom suite. misc.
articles: excellent condition: reason
able. AD. 4-1400, Ext. 219.
LIV. RIM. FURN., sofa. . chairs,
marble top chest. Chinese cabinet.
cocktail table: lamps. brie-a-brac.
Excel. cond. Sacrifice. RA. 6-S659.
LIVING RIM. SUITE. sofa and chair
1st-elaSs condition. 10. 5.S62S
Evening star., 1953-07-12
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASH.

Observation-Disclosures automatic,
27,ineh new; never used. Reason
DISHWASHER-Cory portable elec
Suitable small apt. $50. Call Tues
Fri. DU. 7-7lOS.
DUORS-Stock OF custom made doors
all sizes and styles. ARLINGTON
WOODWORKING q LUMBER CO.
JA. S-4014.
DOORS. interior. good condition; four
FOR $50, also outside shutters. JU
a-4034
DHAPERIES. custom made: CON-
pletSsly r.an lined Al and 5Ea. tFsaTersed; ne"
DRAPERIES, beige. l6-ft. wide: love-
ly Provincial scalloped cornice TO
match: cost over 500; sell S35:
also tier curtains. JU S-9336.
DRUM SET-Leedy: SIS; good condi-
ton. Call Ii 4-0S5l.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
80 N. GLEBE RID.
ADJ TNNTON VA

A1t111N0 ON, VII.
IA. s-6914. II block from Arl. blvd
next to Buckingham housing develop
Open daily till p. Saturday till Z
Plenty Of free parking space. Both
stores open every Saturday till 2.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
DIAMOND BARGAINS

Genuine ruby set in platinum mount
ing CONTAINING 10 full cut diamonds,
S275. "a carat. fine cutting; guar.
anteed perfect, $3.50. lax. white gold
monds, Sl25. Estate ring, lax.
yellow gold. good sized diamonds.
round cluster. very attractive ring
mond Hamilton watch. 8 fine dia-
monds, clear dial. our creation,
5000. All prices include Federal tax
See Mr.. Brott. 9l7 F st. NV. RE
F-onSE
Evening star., 1953-07-12
MY FRIEND:
JOHN
ATLAS
FURNITURE
921 G ST. NV.

Dl. 1871. Open daily till z. Mon.
days and THURSDAYS till 9. Park any.
where and Ny Friend John will foot
the bill.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
DEHUMIDIFIERS
Famous brands, brand-new models
Sale price only $500. Open ewes
IA. 7-1122.
Anoorioon Carvine Center
5S5 N. Glebe Rd.
~ wears in Arlington Ia

6AAA4Cl 4NolI OCA NANO SSAASSA
5S5 N. Glebe Rd.
Is years in Arlington la
bEEP FREEZE. Is Gu. f., like new
garden hose; children's clothing. size
10: Girl Scout unit, size 10; CUB
Scout uniform, size S-1O; ladies'
clothing, size ~; 3 Army cots with
mattresses. JU. $3.50.
DEEP FREEZE-Frigidaire, IL Gu +;
sacrifice; Ss55. OIL. 2-2i75;
DEEP FREEzE, de luxe model, 12.3-
cuff. S3"5. 32O6 Morrison st.
NV, Q am. to pm. -12
DEEP FREEZE. 17-ft. capacity up
EiEht; very teas. Call IA "a s,,o,c g;SI7O;; T.
t Sxcel. cond: SS IA. 9-67sS. ia :
Observation-Disclosures, 8 it., 5
yrs, old, perfect; SIPS cash. He
DESK. D1Easz.'' 5-drawer with large fling
condition. $50. JE. 4-1276.
DESK, roll top; SIS. Ice box: $40.
Both good cond. Cali JE. 2;4767;.
DESK Enseh0e eba Eaag Reautfni fdSS SeaVy
maple dinette set. Must see TO ap-
preoiate. Sun. and ewes. IA. 9-5931.
DESKS
New walnut 6Ox3O, Ss4.96; used
from $25. II you want rock pottom
prices on ali types Of once furni-
fure come in and see Us; Free de;
livery. N. FRANK g. SON, Ala 3rd
st, NV. Elk. 3-6974.
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE, plat. lady's
Cost 5000. Sacrifice S575. Wo. D.
niAMoND RING, engagement, over
la-ct After pm. Monday; Lu'
pIAMoSD RING. mans approx. "a
carat, yellow gold; size 63+. 10.
DIAMOND RINGS-Ladys ha-carat
solifaire, yellow gold mounting:
SI75; mans la-carat, yellow gold
mounting, $500. Phone MA. S-l114
Evening star., 1953-07-12

Living room 2-piece ensemble,
a beautiful living room by day
and comfortable bed by
night. features a modern de-
signed sofa bed that opens up
into a com portable. full In
ner-spring bed and has a
storage compartment for bed
clothes and linens and is COW
cred in q modern decorative
fabric. Two comfortable
matching or contrasting
chairs with inner-sprine con-
struction, plus end tables.
matching coffee table, > table
lamps and shades, and q
modern designed door lamp.
Mt ~L
Evening star., 1953-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALI
LIVTNG Room

- eSNN - SSNS<8VA
Don't buy before you visit us
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings Of 20% to 50qs
on new sample cloSeoutS
Look at these bargains:
Custom Built studio. makes tvir
beds, was SS9. so: now S59.95. Fin(
lined oak kneehole desk. was $50 so
now S47.50. Fisher duo lounge
yith ine innerspring mattress, wal
was .$109.5O. now S59.05. Moderr
blond platform rocker. was S44.5O,
now $3.50. Many more bargains
too numerous to mention. Oper
Saturday till 6 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN CO,
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASH.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
FURNITURE
ATLAS
ALL BRAND-NEW

STUDIO coUcHEs: The mod
ern lines of this studio couch
are well accented BY q ror-
geous tapestry cover, . rec
tangular. pillows are fully up
holStered to retain their
shape and give restful back
support, the top has fine
quality inner-spring unit. full
inner-spring unit In base; lets
down into a comfortable bed
Tor Two or can be separated
into = individual beds.
Both Stores Now SAG
Bedroom suite, modern, T.
pieces consisting of a spacious
3-drawer dresser and mirror,
matching roomy 4-drawer
chest. full-size bookcase bed,
summons spring and comfort
able latex rubber foam inner
spring mattress and . pillows.
This beautiful suite has ample
drawer space.
Both Stores--------$114
Mr.. and Mrs. dresser avail
able with above suite.
Both hStoreS----$ $133
Evening star., 1953-07-12

MIRROR. Nurre, large, 40x60. brand.
Sriginally S135. sacrifice for SIS.
TU. 2-2036.
MIRROR. attractive plate glass. 30",
SIS. JU. 5-SO3S.
MOTORCYCLE, Harley Dvidson 1875
1sso, 51seS low mileage. S1l6. Oliver
MOTOR, GE, synchronous, 40 v
~ cy; $50 h.p., SIS. Tu. $4,000
MOTORS and blades for fans. fur.
naces, pumps, refrigerators, washers
burners, any size, make or type in
fiat-rate prices. Why waltz Brin9 a
your motor with you. walk out with
ELEcTR1c EaUiPMENT Teel5osnan: e.. s47a
Sherman ave. NV, AID. 2-l6OO. :
MOTORS-l/IOG 20 100 ~. and re.
ouctlon gear 6c44O volts; rewound,
exon. CARTY. 1908 l4th. NO 7-0224
MOVIE OUTFIT 6mm. kodak mag.
name name. camera. ZANE n; 3 lens. comp. case.
ector. S165. EN-. 3-S75@.
lMULTILITH. model 80. in excellent
condition. $50. OTIS 4-913I.
MULTILITH-1227
Reasonable. ia. 9-466",.
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks. chairs, file
CIRCLE TYPE eS9"'fii co' 1iisc scflf ifth hRaaS n:W
OFFICE ELL FILES t2). 4-drawer. Phone
EA. 5-3o22. -l2
OFFICE FURNITURE - Larse desk
find ir,t c1a,r; nAlSY also small hSd desk and cab
81. NV, Security Storage.
OFFICE FURNITURE
$4,000 stock new and used once
furniture at sacrifice prices; saw.
tnes UP to 500; desks, tables, fiie
cabinets. chairs, bookcases, lockers;
large stock to choose from. free
delivery and parking.
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
OFFICE TABLE, walnu;, glass top,
fadsy 2adXS4' pc pest cona: sss:. very very rsas Cal.
st. NV.
OIL BURNER. Freeman, with all
controls. Good condition. S35. JU.
OIL BURNER-Penn warm air con-
ditioner, complete with full auto
matte controls, gun type pressure,
go 30 gal. storage tank, 500 or best
Will VA. o~lcOf. Id
ORGAN-Church model. Hammond
cleo; private estate sale, S2.125.
Call OIL. 2-5440. -I2
ORGANS-We rent popular type elec.
tronic instruments with optiun to
buy. Private lessons available.
ST: 3-g400 JORDAN's. corner
18th and G SITS. NV.
PACKING CRATES; % at $500.
strongly built for 600-lb. load.
GRuVER MEG. CO; S001 Conn.
PAINT-Rubber base wall, nat oil,
mouse paint; S2.95 per sal. DRIVE
Evening star., 1953-07-12
TARPAULINS

LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE. 25I3
TEA SET, sterling silver. with 4
a. 81, 200. Sacr., $3.50 or best offer
Call EnRleside 1851 for appoint
ment. liz
Evening star., 1953-07-12

TELEVISION. 10.in.. $25; l7-in..
S54; FM.AM combinations. Lee.
stock recond. guaranteed sets. DOR.
SEYS, TU; s-1SO0. open eve.
made by Kellogg, SiO q pair, in.
Guiding 100 feet Of wire, AID. 4-Sl79.
Evening star., 1953-07-12

SHOES-Cancellations; hundreds OF
styles. Men, women. children, out
mt entire family in famous-grand
MShoss; Msssm6s.1Is 1e hiso' IGwn and Sountry
Edwards, Play Poise, etc. hard-to.
fnd sizes; Save to 500 or more
LIBERMAN. INC, I4O4 Monroe
NV. off 14th. AID. 2-6344, 1881 N.
Highland ST.. Arl. Open 1919, ia
sHoTSGGuN. 1s ga, d.b. tspanish col.
dria). beaut. engraved never fred
cost, S2i5, sell for $3.50. Wo. g.
sIPE s. cMAIRs-Antique for sale
met white white ensmsl analn PGaI6s s4nin. fsR fs
doors. panel. .24-in., with hard
| ware; door. kitchen. swinging, 80.
men; radiator. under-sink size. JU
SINK. 4c-in. YOUNGSTOWN double
attach, like new; cost SI35: vii
sell for 500 or best offer. WA
SINK And CABINET, $40: gas stove
SSlG9; wwashins machine. SO; sofa.
Western Flyer bicycle, like new, $50;
! $40. Phone LU. 4-04SO.
SOFA, blue brocatelle, mahoR. frame
: down feather pillows; reasonable
6sd; spring and mat, ,ss5; chesj
OF drawers. SO; Kit. table and mag
rack. 81 both. ia. S-75S4,
SOFA, modernistic. 3-piece sectional
orig; price S24O. sell 500. 10
SOFA BED with slip cover 500. Lo
SOFA--Lge.. conf, well-built sofa
good buy for $50; JU. 7-6546 :.
sUaA reaa Duncan 6l Rhyfe sa good psHs5 cqnG
ave, Bethesda, Nd, Ni@
SOFA, brocatelle, with slip cover;
go9d condition; must sacrifice. RA
soFX' Xs, ys style, with cover; s55
$500: sacrifice $500 or best offer
| moving HE 4-5939.
SOFA-Beautiful, new. custom-mad
yellow, ANTIQUE satin. hand-tuftec
back; down cushions: never used. NJ
eo! eeslfGsd 5.o75Ns.i vim sacrifice for s4So
SOFA - sleep-sofa, Chesapeake. ..
piece sectional; each sec. separate
bed; new, $3.50; used . mos. only
sell; $500. ia. .9-S916. Ia
SOFA. full.size Karpen, neutral col.
cond reas. priced. WO. 6-747I.
SOFA-BED. blue: good cond.: greer
slip covers by Sloan's; $40. .:l14 Ke;
blvd, Arl.. IA. 10000, Apt. $40
STORE FIXTURES. prac. new: car
/ be used In clothing store. variety
| store or baby shop. Also McCaskey
comb. cash register and addinp
mach. ia. 7-14Sl after 3 pm
III
STORE FIXTURES-We are remod.
! eline and have good fixtures suit.
able for a women's Specialty shop;
! reasonably priced. LIBERTY SHOPS
/ $50 10Th st. NV. EX. 3-26J4
Evening star., 1953-07-12
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.
Oil Bladensburg Rd. NE.
Ii. 1880
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
EN- 2-1132
$500 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
ia. G-4900

VARITYPER. needs small repair; $40.
VARlTYPER, 1875" Coxhead, D. S. ].
model in new cond. Used very little.
Reasonably priced. Call MA. s-6"s3
weekdays.
VENETIAN BLINDS-New. metal,
Sax46; three 54xas; $50 each.
VIOLIN. 2.3 yrs. old, perfect: case
and : bows: beautiful tone Sacri.
fee, S315 XII. g-S529.
decoration. Misc. sizes, $5 to SS
each RA. 3-442g.
WAFFLE IRON. So; hand wringer.
G.. Lee crncks cali Ill S.2R09
Evening star., 1953-07-12

INQUIRE ABOUT OUR
WRITTEN LOWEST
PRICE GUARANTEE ON
ALL FURNITURE, IN
GUIDING NATIONAL
LY KNOWN BRANDS.
Evening star., 1953-07-12

Store FiXtureS-For Mems,
Ladies or children's apparel: like
new; very beautiful. lined cora
, and chartreuse oakwood: completed;
electrified. Must vacate premises
possession by July 3lst. LATTS
50I IAth st NV
Evening star., 1953-07-12
DESKS

New walnut 6Ox3O. Ss4.96; used
prices on ali types Of once furnt-
fure come in and see US: Free de;
livery. N. FRANK g. SON, Ala 3ro
Evening star., 1953-07-12
WAR SURPLUS

WAREHOUSE LOADED WITH
Gas cans, camping supplies, tents,
canvass, tarpaulinS, shovels. Garden
hose, tools. motors, bunk heos. fold
ing cots; hammocks, so: pup tents,
S3.75: rope. FIRE extineuishers, liEht
plants. paint.
At prices which show 10000 Gus
lGICHNER o61n NJ N W nv q nsnn
Evening star., 1953-07-12

BEDROOM SUITES. LIVING ROOM
DOZENS OF FURNITURE PIECES
ALL AT NEW Low PRICES.
Even though My Friend
Johns prices are based on
cash selling, easy monthly
credit terms may be ar
ranged.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
VACUUM
CLEANERS

We have good stock Of used and
secondhand vacuum cleaners, from
$3.50 UP; all nationally known
brands; also substantial savings On
floor models and demonstrators,
Kenmore tank and upright cleaners.
Ask for free home trial
Used vacuum cleaner motors and
cords. only So 20 "aS is" while they
last.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
RANGES

All popular makes and models. up
to $50 allowance for your old range.
No money down, payments as low
as S5 per month on your gas bill
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO. TU. 2.
1900. 3OU6 GeorEia ave NV
Evening star., 1953-07-12

STORE FIXTURES-We are remod-
eline and have good fixtures suit.
able for women's Specialty shop;
reasonably priced. LIBERTY SHOPS
$50 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-26J4
Evening star., 1953-07-12

DINING ROOM
Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 209o to 500
on new sample cloSeouts
Look at these bargains:
Solid lined oak extension tables and
leaf and 4 chairs. were $3.50, nov
S57 so Fine mahogany corner cabi-
net, was S99.5U, now S59.15. Fine
lined oak ext console and 3 leaves,
was SI09. 90. now S54.15. Ext, =.
pedestal genuine mahogany drop-lea1
table, was $50. so, now S49.95.
Many more bargains too numerous To
mention Open Saturday till 8 pm
GREAT RAPIDS FURN CO
GOT 7th St. NV. EX. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
Evening star., 1953-07-12

SOFA-BED. blue: good cond.: greer
blvd, Arl., IA. 10000, Apt. $40
STORE FIXTURES. prac. new: car
be used In clothing store. variety
store or baby shop. Also McCaskey
comb. cash register and addine
mach. IA. 7-14Sl after 3 pm
Evening star., 1953-07-12

tcontinued on Next PasO
Evening star., 1953-07-12

FURNITURE WAREHOUSl
3135 v st. NE.
DIRECTIONS: Turn east at 1900 b.ocl
BladenSbufR I'd ne at Hnt Shonne
Evening star., 1953-07-12
REFRIGERATORS

Save up to 30os on latest models
Compare our low prices. Open ewes
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe Rd.
10 years in Arlington Ia
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-19
Northeast Poultry
Exposition Plans
For Fall Under Way

"PrOfitable poultry pratices" will
highlight the displays and dis
cussions when NEPPCO North
eastern Poultry Producers CounciD
holds it's 1853 Exposition in
Syracuse, N. Y, Sept 20 : Oct. 1.
Fourteen are represented in the
exposition. Features that attract the
industry are: two acres of CONNER
cial exhibits; talks and discussions
on industry and production prob
lens; demonstrations, special youth
competitions, (4-H and FFA), and
product eompetitiOn. Profitable
pratices, with special emphasis on
marketing, will be stressed through
out.
The Hen-of-the-Year is chosen
from a group of outstanding laying
birds. Leading breeders and hatch
cry men have entries in the Egg-tO-
Chick Show, with egg quality and
chick quality judged in competition.
Other competition is in the Sample
Flock Display and the Egg Laying
Test Exhibit.
Meat birds take their place in a
large Dressed Bird Exhibit. This
exhibit will show all possible ways
Of packaging and preparation,
especially of the "ready-to-coOk' -
poultry products.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-19
Big Cars Racing
AT Delmar Track

For the first time in over two
years the Indianapolis type big cars
will be running at the DelmaF Race
way again. The sprint fcars of the
United Racing Club have been
booked for an afternoons program
next Sunday, June 21. Topping the
list of the afternoons events is a
25-lap consolation. The entire card
will be run on the half-mile asphalt
oval with qualifying starting at
1890 and the first race at 300 PM.
(DST).
Topping the list of expected en-
tries is Buddy Powers of Pnila-
delphia, Pa, 1852 U. r.. G. champion
and protege of the late Ted Horn of
indianapolis fame. Powers holds
the fastest one lap track record at
the Delmar Racceway of 25.43
seconds: This is the fastest time
ever set at the Delmar Raceway by
any type of racing car and Powers
will be striving to better his own
record next Sunday. Buddy will be
seated at the wheel of Frank Weld
ner's Ford six conversion car.
Mike McGill, Haddonfied, N. J.
will also be present and for the
fourth consecutive season will be
driving the, famous Furslew Riley
Big Car rated as the most cOnsistant
car powered with stock conversion
motor.
Other entries include Steve Yani-
gan, the Mad Coal Miner from
Allentown, Pa, driving the Frank
AnfusO Bardhal Mercury Special;
Tony Ronit, Brooklyn, N. Y, driving
the rebuilt Hunter Riley formerly
owned by Tony Duebel; Bud Olsen,
Paulsboro, N. j., chauffering the
rebuilt Ted Horn sprint car powered
with a Ford six o. H. V. engine;
Charlie Miller, Emanus, Pa; who
is rated as one of the most level
HEADED drivers in the game today;
Bob Whitbeck, Syracuse, N. Y; Nick
FornOra, Danbury, Conn; Lou john
son, Trenton, N. j.; Cliff Wagner,
/ Syracuse, N. Y; Dick Dowd, Bound
Brook, N. j.; Art Purcell, Bronx,
N. Y; and Harry Eckert, Margart-
Vile, N. Y.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-19

Of United States Steel
feel that they are fairly treated.
The second and related factor, is
the wage increases which have
been occurring throughout the
year, particularly those announced
in recent weeks in other Industries.
This increase will mean that the
starting rate in the Corporation s.
steel plants will become $1.52 per
hour and the common labor rate
$1.577si The present spread of 55h
cents between job classes would
be retained under the terms Of the
new agreement.
The Corporation agreed also to
cut in half the existing 5 cents
differential between it's northern
plants and those of the Tennessee
Coal and Iron Division in Alabama.
effective January 1, 1854, and to
eliminate the balances on July i,
1854 With respect to the Unions
proposal that United States Steel
enter into a joint study of insur-
ance and pensions, the Corporation
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-19
Steel Workers Get
Big Hourly Increase

United States Steel Corporation
and the United SteelwOrkers of
America have agreed upon a wage
increase of 81 cents an hour,
effective today. The increase covers
the production and maintenance
employees Of the steel-producing
divisions of United States Steel
and will be applied uniformly to
each of the rates in the 32-job
class rate scale now in effect.
Recalling last years wage set
tlement, which averaged 16 cents
per hour and provided other sub
stantial benefits, such as vacations
and paid holidays, Mr.. Hood de-
clared that two factors neverthe-
less required an adjustment in
steel wages this year. The first of
these stressed by Mr.. Hood is the
desire of the Corporation to have
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-19
Can What You Can,
But Can Carefully

Preserving as much food as
possible at homeei is important but,
so are you homemakers.
That's a word Of canning caution
from Miss Louise r. Whitcomb.
home management specialist of the
Delaware Agricultural Extension
Service.
First, Miss Whiteomb says, NO
oven canning" Oven canning is
never" recommended for two rea-
sons. The food may not be heated to
a high enough temperature to kill
the bacteria; and oven canning is
a serious cause of accidental ex-
piosiOns. Explosions could happen
anytime, even with the best quality
jars. Don't take this risk Of cutting
or burning yourself, possibly seri-
ously.
Pressure cookers or Gamers, and
water bath methods are more safe,
especially if done correctly. In
pressure canning, be sure to read
the directions that come with the
cooker. Pressure gauges should be
checked each season, to insure
perfect working order.
In the hot water bath method, be
sure to use good quality glass jars.
Miss Whitcomb explains that inn
perfect jars can explode easily in
this processing method. All jars,
should be carefully checked for
cracks, hicks, or sharp edges. Jar
caps should be in perfect condition.
Have plenty of clean cloths and pot
holders on hand to avoid burns.
''And above all" Miss WhitcOmb
concludes, don't try to can the
universe in one day. Over fatigue
is a sure way Of running into these
canning accidents. Can what you
can, but can carefully"
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-19
Foliage Sprays

Do fOliar nutrition sprays pay?
No, a recent circular of the Della
ware Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton reports on four year tests and
shows that vegetables do not absorb
enough plant food through foliage
sprays to be economically sound.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-19
Potato Blight

Late blight of potatoes was found
in Kent County June 5th. Cool, wet
weather favOrs the spread of this
disease. Be sure to get good cover
age of the whole plant when spray
ing. This will take 125 to IT'S
gallons of spray per acre.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-19

William Edward Hilton, Leslie
GoOdsell Hilton, and the late Hud-
son Dewitt Hilton.
AS a minister's daughter, Mrs.
ShOckley moved many times be-
fore finally making her home in
Delaware. She was educated in the
Philadelphia public schools and
received her higher education at
Princess Anne Academy, Princess
Anne, Md, Cheyney Teachers Col
lege, Morgan College, and was
awarded her Bachelor of Science
degree at Delaware State College.
In 1911, she secured her first
teaching job in a rural One-rOOm
school in Marydel, Md, with
eighty students. Two years later,
Miss Hilton was employed at the
old elementary school on West
Street in Milford.
On December 81, 1919, Miss Hill
ton married AlOnzo SRockley of
Milford, ana was blessed with
three children, Alonzo H., Jr.,
Elizabeth Conwell, and William
Leslie.
The long teaching career of Mrs.
ShOckley began in 1926 at Will
Evansville where she remained un-
til 1881. After that year, she again
taught in Milford at the new Ben
iamin Banneker School on North
Street, until June, 1858.
; Besides her work as a teacher,
Mrs. ShOckley is active in civic
and church affairs, having headed
the Children's Christian Work in
the District for many years.