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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
BY Lucreee Hudeins Beole

SYNOPSIS: Tom discovers q fat 1T
tie man, blind and lost. The man Is
sitting In bush, but no tracks lead
to the bush. He has been struck by
one of the kites flying ct Santa Land
and Tom decides that he must be .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14

By Cons.e atine Chekrezi
(And how to pronounce them.)

Premier Pierre Mendes-France's
cabinet won approval in the
National Assembly in its fight
over the leaks of defense secrets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14

COLORING SUGGESTIONS suit red with white trim
Kings suit green with yellow trim Boys jeans blue hair
orange. Elf and fairy and red. Faces flesh coored
Evening star., 1954-09-06
Is Permits Revoked f,
IA Suspended by
Vehicle Department

Thirteen drivers permits were
revoked and IA others suspended
in the past week, the Driver I'm
provement Section Of the De-
partment Of Vehicles and Traffic
announced today.
Two Of the revocations were
for driving while drunk and the
others for accumulated traffic
violations. Twelve Of the sus-
pensions came under the point
system for accumulated record,
and two were for failure to file
evidence Of financial response
bility.
The list Of suspensions and
revocations for the week Of Au-
gust 80 follows:
.esai ense sss sSs ESP Esp ess s.ss .ss.
Revoked for accumulated record Of
sras noints violations Sttnlns Z pesnpalt,
lli1s TSelfth street NV. Il Robert bass'hs. :.
Dodd. 1901 Fiftieth avsnue M: Ed
wv wv i wsn Rsnase B. Sa sa.s. seysn :sr.ss :sr.ss
road 9. E.; Herbert Bozsrth. 7eo Prince
ton place NV: Albert Harris. 1877
Johnson 1891 + street Sc: David z.
II. Daniel, 637, L street S'w.
Suspended for. period noted for at
least eight penalty points-Charles NJ.
Hickerson. 949 shepherd street NV.
Is days; Lorenzo r. Reid, j3512 Twenty
eighth street NE. 15 days: Hillary =.
Emmett J. Crossley. 40 Fifty-eighth
sas street Sc: .lE., Is days Thomas q Hillmap,
Jones, 1899 street Sc, 80 days; Leon
ard G. Brown. 2022 Maryland avenue
NE. 30 days: Carroll B. Alexander,
22S Fiftieth street NE, 80 days: John
w. .Dottelis, 1911 Savannah street s.E.
until completion Of tEafic school: Lewis
P. Johnson, 1929 sinms drive Sc, I5
g., 2313 Third street N r.. 80 days.
Suspended for failure to file insurance
-Thomes N. Graves, 81 p street NV; ;
and Dock A Martin. 1908 Florida ave-
nue. NV
Evening star., 1954-09-06
You See the Young FBI Man,
But OIdtimers Work, Too

men on his stan for making q
contribution to FBI without
which it could never have sue
ceeded."
Because the screening Is tough
and Mr.. Hoover's standards Of
performance are tougher, the
Government agency hardest to
get into. easiest to get out OF"
Actually, the bureaus annual
personnel turnover is tradition
ally the smallest in the govern
n1ent. In recent months, the
turnover for all government
agencies has been just under 2
per cent: for the FBI as a whole,
1.3 per cent. with the turnover
in special agents described as
very much smaller than that"
For the same period. the turn
over in private industry ran
around 81 per cent.
Subsequent Jobs Vary.
Among those who retire or
quit. the choice Of subsequent
occupation is as diverse as the
human animal itself. Many
former special agents 60 into
private law practice, or account
ing. or become private investiga-
tors for big corporations or con-
gressional committees. Some 60
to important executive jobs in
industry. In recent years, a half
dozen agents have given up
sleuthing to become ministers Of
the gospel.
The bureaus payroll, however,
shows 3,629 persons who have
had 10 years or more Of FBI
service, 753 with Is years or more.
And the FBI points with
pride" to a considerable "elite"
group whose service ranges from
80 to 43 years.
The hiring age for special
agents ranges from Is to Al. II
younger faces appear to predom-
mate among FBI men observed
IN the field. 1t is largely due to
the fact that the bureau, with
total personnel Of 2.210 at the
beginning Of World War II, is
now an organization of nearly
$4,000, counting all hands.
Evening star., 1954-09-06
BY Jock Adoms
Assseiessd Press sscff Writer

4 q 30. r T. Z i
People who have occasion to
come in contact with the alert,
clean-cut young men who do
much Of the Justice Depart
ment's inyestigatiye work some
times ask: What happens to
old FBI agents?"
The answer at FBI headquar-
ters is this:
"The majority keeps right on,
with increasing value to the
Government. perhaps seen less
often by the general public, but
still active on tough cases. ap-
plying long experience to new
situations, acting as mentors to
the younger crop Of agents and
continuously passing on to the
new men an invaluable know
how that could not be bought
anywhere. at any price,
Called Foundation Of FBI.
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover
calls the old hands "the founda-
ton Of this organization" Over
the years, he has saluted again
and again the 20, as and 30-year
Evening star., 1954-09-06
George Washington U,
Names 4 to FucuIty

George Washington University
has announced the appointment
of four new faculty members.
They include: DR.. Lewis Slack,
associate professor Of physics;
DR.. Edward F. Turner. jr., as
sistant professor of physics: AM
thony LaBue, associate professor
Of education and Mai. Willard De
Lane. assistant professor Of air
science.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
Actors Equity Drops Study
OF Barrymore Charges
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-John
Barrymore, jr., is free from any
further worries about q COM
plant filed against him by Lewis
and Charlotte Harmon, opera
tors of q Connecticut summer
theater.
Actors Equity said Tuesday
it had stopped consideration of
the charges because the Har-
mons had broken the theatrical
unions rule against any pub
licity until after a hearing has
been held.
The Harmons charged that
Mr.. Barrymore was late for re-
hearsal, refused to take stage
directions and confused other
members of the cast by changing
his lines when he appeared at q
Clinton Comm playhouse.
Mr.. Barrymore, who played in
"The Man" there during the
week of July 26. claimed he lived
up to the terms of his contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
Study Program Planned
In Naval Engineering

The Naval Engineering Exper-
iment Station at Annapolis, in
cooperation with George WASH
ington University. is about to be-
gin q program of study leading
to a master Of science degree and
has invited participation by
those meeting entrance require
ments.
The program, expected to take
from three to flve years Of part
time study. will not be restricted
to those having bachelors de-
grees in engineering, nor will
every applicant with bachelor
degrees be automatically ac-
cepted.
Persons interested In the study
can write the Industrial Rela-
tions Officer at the experiment
station. the Navy announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
Annapolis Harbor Tour
Scheduled Saturday

Historic Annapolis. Inc, has
announced plans for a special
sightseeing tour by water Of An
napolis Harbor and the Naval
Academy for Saturday.
George Schaun. executive sec
rotary OF the non-proflt organ
ization. said the tour was sched-
uled to enable those unable to
attend the regular Thursday
tours to view the harbor.
Different types Of river and
harbor craft as well as points Of
interest on the shore will be
pointed out in the tour.
Tickets may be obtained from
Historic Annapolis. Inc, 81 State
Circle. Annapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
Hollywood Diary:
Moureen O,Horo, Likely Nominee,
Touts Judy Garland for Oscar
By Sheiloh Grohom

in mo Business Like Show Bust
ness" where he dances around
and over statues and up walls
clear to the ceiling. But when
he jumped out of a econd-story
window. he gashed deep cut
in his arm.
Tony Curtis Is making III pay
for all the calls to Janet Leigh
morning, noon and night while
he is on his p. a. tour, selling
BLACK Shield Of Ellsworth" The
studio also will be billed for
the candy and flowers he seneN
Janet. This was his condition
for going.
Cecil B. De Mile, a stickler
for authenticity in any period,
has run into a Snag for his pic
ture "The Ten Commandments"
c. B. has discovered that girls
went bare-chested In Moses era,
and wore cones of perfumed
grease on their. heads which
dripped over their body when it
was hot. De Mile is wondering
if the Johnston ONCE will APP
prove.
Steve Forrest has reached his
goal-to be an actor. II went a
whole week." says Steve, with
out any one referring to me as
Dana Andrews brother"
Frank Sinatra seems to be
sure that he and Nancy will not
remarry, But I'm not SO sure.
frankie is spending all of his
spare time at her house. playing
with the children, and taking
them out to Warner Brothers
to watch him work.
You can take it as certain
Wanda Hendrix has retired. Her
new groom, Jim Stack, recently
inherited 81 million. Wanda says
she never wore such beautiful
and expensive clothes in any of
her movies.
And don't envy NBC. They
won't know until rehearsals start
whether Mario LAMA will (a)
turn up for the expensive Chrys-
Ter TV show, and (b) whether
he has lost the promised 100
pounds.
(Released by NANA,)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Jane Russell and Bob Water
field plan to adopt another baby
boy in England. They leave for
Europe in September for Gentle
men Marry Brunettes." Mike
O'Shea, bedded with virus flu.
reported back to his telefilms
with a temperature Of l03.
Maureen O'Hara, q cinch for
an Academy nomination for her
acting in 1.-THE Long Gray Line, :"
has Columbia Studios practically
forced into releasing the picture
this year, so that they can have
an actress compete for an Oscar.
But right now Maureen is going
around town telling every one to
vote for Judy Garland, whom she
saw in "A Star Is Born"
All Paris, by the way. turned
out to see Judy Garland arrive.
They look upon her boss, Jack
L. Warner. as king Of the United
States. Greta CARLOS old pic
lures are on the Bel Air and
Beverly Hills private circuit since
she came back to town. Gill
bert Roland told me on "The
Racers" set: ST had to take off
two inches around the waist to
be able to fit into one of those
foreign racing cars"
Cab Galloway. now leaving
"Porgy and Bess," will tour the
night clubs. singing. !. jeanne
Dru, making ''The Black Prince
in London, writes she is being
coached to speak with an Eng
lish twang by the British actor,
Esmond Knight. who was in
Helen of Troy" Phil Harris
and Dizzy Dean are joining up
for a TV show. Lena Horne
turned down the leads in two
Broadway plays.
X \ 4 4
Farley Granger Is seeing
Shelley Winters in Hollywood
but calling Boston socialite Ruth
Robbins nightly. Charlton
Heston has $1.000,0OO from an
industrial angel" to make a pic
ture.
Jan Sterling used magic to
race her trip-tease dance in
1.-THE Human Jungle" past the
Johnston Office. Jan will take
her wiggles on a pa. tour.
Ingrid Bergman gets an aver
age Of Is scripts a week from
Hollywood. But she prefers to
work for her husband, who
doesn't use a script even when
he shoots a picture.
Gary Cooper will not be missed
by the New York Broadway
theaters. Every time he attended
a performance he caused a near
riot. People would stand on
their seats to see him, and some
one always was racing over fo1
his autograph during the per-
formance. Coop back in town
says he doesn't want to wear
cowboy boots in his next picture
~ X
No one here is buster than
Tyrone Power. When he finishes
Unframed" he'll do 1.-THE Stalk, >
to be shot in Rio de Janeiro anc
England. Then q picture fol-
John Ford. who il making three
short pictures to be released as
one. After that. TY gets arouno
to Lorenzo the Magnificent"
Donald O'Connor took bet.
that he would not break a les
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26

On George Palmer Highway (Md.
Route 7OO Bounded by Annapolis
r. 1Ms "a 90 Sa apS iap 9NDHn Re- q
FREE. CE. Sill.
WILLIAM HOLDEN in 1.-THE MOON
IS BLUE" at 1925; and RAY MIL
LAND. COOPER CANYON" Czech
FR sS FREE gfREEl Dozens Of
Chicken Dinners Given to the
Lucky Ticket Holders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
l.ouis Beynheimer's Theatres
ARR CONDITIONED

THE VILLAGE Dg; 7- ,sssnI poRo ,
ENCHANTED COTTAGE at 7:0S.
q.45. and CHARLES CHAPLIN, Jr., in
sriz MIG ON THE Wild" Mt r 100 S.3S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
Porke Brinkley to Talk

FRONT ROYAL. Va. Aug. &c
Especially Parke 9. Brinkley.
Virginia Commissioner Of Agri-
culture. has accepted an Invita-
ton to speak September 8 at the
annual outing Of the Front
Royal-Warren County Chamber
Of Commerce, at the Beef Cattle
Research Station near Front
Royal. Inspection Of the re-
search station will be a feature
Of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

Films Of More Than Routine Merit
"DIAI FOR MURDER"-suspensefu version Of the
stage thriller.
KNOCK ON WOOD"-DaMy Kaye In top comedy form.
MEMORY"--J0hn Mills taut drama.
snfR BLANDINGS BUILDS HIS DREAM HOUSE"-comedy in
suburbia.
"THE MOON is BLUE"-Captvating film version Of the stage
comedy.
GARTERS"-Rosemary Clooney and Guy Mitchell in
carefree musical
"ROB ROY-Swashbucking Scottish adventure and Glyns
Johns.
"THE STUDENT PRNCE"-Fuly production
Blyth.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

Church Hill, d. o. Clendaniel.
Concord, G. H. McWilliams.
CrapO, William DOre.
CrumptOn, W. H. Revelle, Jr.
DentOn-First, ]. E. French.
Denton-Grace, T. J. burlington.
East New Market, A. L. Smith.
EastOn-St. Marks, H. F. Chand-
Ter, Jr.
FaiTlee, J. H. Anderson.
"Federalsburg-Christ, D. G. Hig-
gins, Jr.
fredericksburg Union, R. C. Jones.
*GOldsbOrO, o. NJ Todd.
Greensboro, G. w. Wheatley.
Grove, J. p. Thompson.
Harmony, V. d. Shufelt.
HillsbOrO, A. E. BlundOn.
*HOOper's Island, w. A. Turner.
"Hurlock-Unity, ]. J. Bunting, Sr.
Ingleside, James O'Neil.
Kennedyville, E. ]. Bond.
Kent Island, II. v. BranfOrd
Marydel, c. E. Covington.
Oxford, d. T. Pritchard.
Preston, H. C. Jeffers.
Queenstown, j. r. Hughes.
Ridgely, Wilson Davis.
Rock Hall, II. II. Schauer.
Royal Oak, J. T. Price.
Ruthsburg, to be supplied.
st. James-WOrton, R. c. Hicks.
st. Michaers-Sardis, E. w. Cur
sey.
st. Thomas-Bethany, w. II. Kohl.
Salem, W. II. Johnson.
Secretary, Miss Muriel Smith.
*Still POnd-BettertOn, r. H. Brea-,
dy.
Sudlersville, William Hemphill.
JT.
*Tilghman, K. M. Dickey.
Trappe, J. G. Stapleton.
Vienna, c. L. Trader.
Wesley Chapel-Raum Chapel, r.
b. Phillips.
Williamsburg, w. e. Gunby.
Wye Mills, Mason Willis.
SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS
e. E. Coleman, chaplain, Veter-
ms Administration Hospital, Els
mere.
" M. Goodhand, chaplain, U. S.
Air Force.
F. Douglas Milbury, executive
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Downs. Jr..
and family have moved in the home
where Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
COrmick formerly lived, and who
are now living in PHILADELPHIA. We
are glad to welcome Mr.. and Mrs.
Downs in our community. Mrs.
Downs was the former Miss Lois
Rogers of this community.
Mrs. Marie Wilson had as her
Sunday evening guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Donovan and children.
Mrs. Edith Dayton and Mrs. Eva
Legates.
The st. Johns Quartette and
Mrs. May Kitchens and Vernon
Kitchens sang at the MYF at Sand
dill Church on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Justice spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Justice in Ocean View.
Don't forget the play OH Friday
evening, May 21, at the Midland
irange Hall, called Mountain JUS
ice, starring the Midway Pres
1yterian Sunday School Glass.
sponsored by st. Johns MYF. Ad-
mission: Adults. $1.O0; school chill
dren' soc. Tickets may be purchas-
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

secretary, Peninsula Conference
Board of Education.
L. d. TrOutman, chaplain, U. S.
Air. Force, Maryland Quarterly
Conference.
Major General c. l. Carpenter.
U. S. Air Force chief of chaplains.
w. A. Glass, Drew University.
Delaware Quarterly Conference.
". d. GeOhegan, professor of re-
ligiOH and chaplain, Rochester Uni
versity.
Conrad Hamer, chaplain, USAF.
E. J. Hemphill, chaplain. U. S
Navy.
r. w. Hopkins, chaplain, U. S.
Navy.
d. A. LittletOu, chaplain, Veter-
ans Administration Hospital, Els
mere.
%DenOtes change.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

entertained on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dennis and
daughter were Saturday supper
guests Of her parents.
Miss Bernice Adams of Whining
ton had birthday dinner in hon
or of Wayne Wheatley's 18th ami
versary. Those present were c. w.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wheatley and family.
Mrs. Lee Adams of Cambridge.
and Mrs. Bertha Zott of near
Greenwood spent Wednesday of last
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

Fairmount- -WestOver. A. T. Nc
Farland.
Fruitland, r. L. Minker, Jr.
%Galestown, w. o. Hudson.
HebrOn-Charity, Eugene Ford.
HebrOn-Ne1sOn, Clarence Fox
"Mardela, J. Thomas Churn.
"Mt. HermOn, Edgar Clawson.
Mt. Vernon, G. 1. Loar.
*Nanticoke, o. l.. townsend.
Newark, d., j. r. Licking.
ocean City, G. II. SQuires.
Oriole, A. A. Huntington.
*ParsOnsburg, w. A. Hill.
Pittsville, Harold FOrdham.
PocOmOke, L. G. Randall.
POcOmoke-Salem, E. r. Shield.
POwellville, Ira Crum.
Princess Anne, o. B. Brewer, Jr.
QuanticO, r. G. Given.
Salisbury-Asbury, ]. r. Mackey.
Salisbury-Bethes J. L. Green.
Salisbury-Grace, F. A. Baker.
"Salisbury-Trinity, c. M. Harris.
Sharptown-Asbury, F. H. Truitt.
SharptOwn Mt Vernon, H. N.
Nicklas.
Smith Island, /. L. Knots.
Snow Hill-Bates, H. B. Fiater.
Snow Hill-WhatcOat, L. E. VIM
brow.
Somerset r. w. Mills.
st. Martins, r. c. B. Vernon.
Stockton, w. L. Stevens.
*Trinity-QuindOcqua, B. r. Gra-
ham.
"Whaleyville, L. S. Renaer.
Willards, ]. B. Vaughn.
EASTON DISTRICT
Superintendent, P. w. Spence
*Bayside, C. r. Leary.
*AntiOch, Roy L. Jones.
Beckwith, w. J. Garrett.
BOzman, G. w. Hammers, Jr.
"Burrsville, Reginald Wheatley.
Cambridge-Grace, r. c. Hubbard.
Cambridge-St. Paups, d. L. Ruth.
Cambridge-ZiOn, A. S. Miller.
acknowledgement, e. L. Ben
nett.
Centreville-Grace, w. L. Disc.
ChestertOwn-Christ, w. H. Rev
ellie, Jr.
ChestertoWn-First, w. H. Hudson.
*Church Creek, M. J. Roberts.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21
ST. JOHNS
Mrs. Laurence Kitchens
Phone georgetown 24Y0

Mr.. and Mrs. ElwoOd Steel and
Rev. and Mrs. G. Francis Wilson
attended the Peninsula Methodist
Conference in Wilmington on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Truitt visit
ed Mrs. Helen Truitt, who is a pa
tient in the Beebe Hospital, recent
ly.
The Fellowship service will be
held on Saturday evening. Nav %.
Mrs. Grace Brittingham will chap
erOne them. Ronald Moore and
Jimmie Truitt will have charge of
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

week with the Johnson sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson and Mrs.
Maggie Adams of Harbeson, Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Adams OF Milford
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Robinson.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

ed from any MYF member. Pro-
ceeds will go for refinishing the in
terror of st. Johns Methodist
Church. All cooperation will be
greatly appreciated.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21
Appointments Made AT
Annual Conference

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Annual Conference
CONTINUED from nrst page)
New Castle, P. f. Reynolds.
Newport, R. NJ. Green.
North East, NJ. f. Wheatley.
Perryville. R. S. Hodgson.
sport Deposit, H. N. Parks.
Red Lion-G Glasgow, j. B. Pettus.
Richardson Park, w. P. Kesmo-
del.
Rising Sun, H. T. Caldwell.
st. Georges, S. r. Hamblin.
Stanton, A. H. Hastings.
Warwick, r. =. Hughes.
<WilmingtOn-Asbury, r. T. Thaw-
ley.
%Bellefonte, w. S. MeGinnis.
Brack-Ex, C. S. ClarksOn.
Brandywine, II. K. Krams.
Calvary, L. 3. Windsor.
Eastlake, o. P. Jefferson.
Grace, w. F. Dunkle, Jr. assist
ant, r. H. COllis).
Harrison Street, J. E. Jones.
Hillcrest, G. w. Cooley.
Madeley w. e. Abbott.
McCabe, ]. B. Dickerson.
Minquadale, G. S. Ross.
mt. Salem, w. B. Bundick.
Peninsula, r.. L. TaWes.
Scott r. T. Thawley.
Silverbrook, G. S. Sterling.
st. Paul's, p. E. Mccoy.
Trinity, c. E. Davis.
Union, G. H. PiguerOn, Jr.
Wilmington Manor, B. F. Reyn-
Olds.
Wesley Community Chapel P. M
r. Sehauer.
DOVER DISTRICT
Superintendent, o. A. hartley.
Bethel, G. N. Leister.
Blades, d. 4. Campbell.
Bridgeville, J. w. WOotten.
Camden, [. II. Doyle.
Cheswold-DOwns Chanel. Connie
Dickens.
Clayton-st. Pauls, W. H. Hitch
ems.
%Dagsboro-Bethel, r. II. Kirwin.
DagsborO Circuit, A. c. Backus.
"Dover-Air Base Circuit, A. M.
B. Snapp.
Dover Wesley, J. A. Trader.
Glendale. o. ]. ShockIey. Jr.
Pennington, J. A. Irwin.
FELTON,, c. w. HEM.
FrankfOrd. o. w. Baynard.
%Frederica, Richard S. Gibson.
GeorgetOwn-Grace, T. C. Multi
gan.
GeOrgetown-Wesley, W. C. Hack
EFT.
Georgetown Circuit, J. V. Holli-
day, Jr.
GreenwoOd-Trinity, H. H. Con
nor.
"GreenwOod-Grace, G. H. Moore.
GumbOrO, ]. +. Langrell.
"Harbeson, w. T. Archer.
HarTingtOn-Asbury, Robert van
Clear.
HarringtOn-TriRity, Milton Eli
oft.
Houston, F. c. Louhoff.
*Indian Mission, w. T. Archer.
KentOn, d. e. Dewey.
Laurel-Centenary, d. w. Baker
Laurel-Christ, F. B. Bailey.
Laurel Circuit, Lee Elliott.
Lewes, A. E. DOugherty.
Lincoln, w. H. Revelle, Sr.
magnolia, g. NJ. Elderdice.
MiddletOwn, H. o. Wilkins.
Milford-Avenue, R. E. Green.
Milford-Calvary, d. c. Wildey.
%Millsboro, d. o. HOrnung.
MtllwoOd, b. G. Wildey.
Milton, F. NJ. VOlk.
Millville, w. S. Grant.
Mt. Pleasant, J. E. Layton.
Nassau, w. w. Hamilton.
Ocean View, A. ]. Blundon.
Odessa, E. c. Thomas.
RehObOth, ]. H. Link.
Reliance, Milton Milliner.
Roxana, G. w. Burwell.
Clarksville, w. A. DOnoway.
H~~--~- "a ne OAANEg5 W. n OLUlG.
SeafOTd-St. Johns, r. J. Cooke.
"Seaford Circuit, Manuel Barque.
Selbyville, ]. Earl Cummings.
Smyrna, w. L. Beckwith.
Townsend, F. G. Buckley.
Whitesville, c. e. wilkins.
Wyoming, ]. J. Won Hagel.
SALISBURY DTGTRTCT
Superintendent, A. ]. jackson.
Allen, o. H. Connolly.
Berlin, R. E. Ferry.
"BishOpville, E. c. Justis.
Crisfeld-Asbury, L. E. Werner.
Crisield-Immanuel, A. B. FRYE.
Cristield-Mt. Pleasant, A. T. Nc
Farland
Crisfield-Mariners, ]. r. Diehl.
*Deal Island, w. /. Collins.
Delmar-First, ]. w. Townsend.
Delmar-Mt. 0live-Mills Chapel, C.
w. BranfOrd.
FairmOunt ]. NJ. Kay.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21
Use Cold Water

Use Gold Water
Use cold water on utensils which
have had the following foods to
loosen them most effectively: milk.
egg. cheese or dough.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

It you have been instructed by your Car Dealer or
owners Manual to use premium (Or "higi-tesF9
gasoline get New Highest Blue SunOcO, the pre-
MUM quality gasoline still at regular gas price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
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