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REPAIRS end SERVICES ,esnt.l
rASsTc e.:,s paDsrinFFH ssn ss,s
Estimates. 10. s-f77l. 10. s-42ais.
PAPERIN0, $40 and mp this week;
IA. 3-73g3. 10. e-760s.
REPAIRS - Old ana
white mech. work suaF. 10. s-4 $3.50
AND BEATING. 10Y
prices: free estimates; Md; WORK
PLUMBING AND HEATING: tcsnsed
and Insured 2. &: and Nc! ~; os srs
rooms, sas Do,ie aIiss;:t,i ssIs terms n
s sTT5naHHhsids; o.. %. s. hsSs. Ma55
BOOMING, new work si,d repair nx
painting. Also house painting, e.
terror and interior. 4. D. THOMAS.
RCook 7IsfsPfzAIKs . an tyres; RES.
4 xosodiFI sssa9iSfsiiNG = New instaIls::
r rooi:. T e. Is-sIo0, "a. 5.Sosf.
R0OEs, new. all types. 5 5mgme anaSe
a 8 YFiSi eau vi wA gfiEHRRGiiRooIISo.
mech: work guaranteed. Ii. 1920.
STONE woRK-Retainins vslIs.
ilaEstone patics, walks, repairs.
Free estimates. Call TONY, ~.
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SITS. DoMFsTic tcsat.l

ccLo.ED, &C. GIaL Z. j ss.irs: e., ,os,s ~ s.ll
MAJ f;iE 81 cSio SsSsss' WOMAN wishes
child care or light houseHofk. Ref
erences. RIA. 6-066S.
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AGENTS
siTuATloNs-lAEN

RE EXTRA MONEY you need can
be made selling boxed Xmas and
CREEDfS, AZ 10th st. NV. DC.
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HELP---WoMEN

C0UNTkR0IRL WAITREss. sh-
day w; expsr; snd re, RES; J, !! HsILs
coUNrER0IRL. ags 2B-a5 70 work
s ss.s S gsef pm cs ior 90 sspt.
o nlSnt: 1sits. expesgritenesd: top SAL
ary; good working conditions: O.
day week. Apply ZOOS New Harnp-
shire ave. Tskoms Park. Nd. --23
CREDIT INVESTIGATORS. Lenders.
Inc, needs . attractive young ladies,
TO train for key I positions rs.,, VAR Z
The work Is both interesting and
ssHss.. X. re IL! Rsf sssn,ps se sSai
able IN the credit and small loan
RI n persosl. sss HR sai ssaiTA. sSss
n. Moore st., Hcsslyn, Va, --23
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HTA ArNAn4nW HAp q eAnnA[0n AEH0uHt
a ax.s eHsin,s VIZ are viiiins "a show
eSss,tv ~ teienhnss saIieifors.s suh.
aoiiis, ~ ss's sgSapess ~ and ".
,.s,,, .ms ,,.hot pns ISf. n. star.
senssn sps"ss - -35
RECEPTi0NIsT. attractive and u.
tsilisent; new H No 1.l q. oe Az.
phone. RA. 6-6e03 or Oh. 1888
RECEPTIoNlsT. part time. for our
downtown l2th %. salon. sSu 70
1880. days Q week. Tues. tnrougn
Fri: beauty :n shop exRsTfimsnHee ,ps sasii
Conn; ave, 49,, s-,%s.,
RECHPIi0oNISTT x,uAAp APP. H, ess1s 81
pSScE. ISL Columbia q; .ro,
RECEr1LONlsT. fbx OrEnAEtOkS'
for neausy sa,oa' ss TSiuE
1921 Conn. ave. -22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S65
nCCCkltAOIAAoe YSS
Bookkeeper, 8 days --- --$!s
pictaphone typist 49, $50 70 Sne
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StIUATIOENS-
Junior. 20 years old,
portSnity. IA. 1854. S2s
SECY.-STEN0. needs 6-day work
week: excellent refs. Ex. 3-6724.
GRAD. IL years exper.
small MFR; prod. control work in
large ,, i,nHdInastry s esss position aa
part time. Prefer photo retouch-
ing-tinting. Call AID. 2-6606,. 3
Would LIKE PLACE As GUARD
or body guard. Write replies TO 303
e ct, NV. 25s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-22

SOTORED. WHITE. learn typing q
course ., SI,a t sSSaTsS.n Asc ESMFssfFS
! sSgS92I ING safuDRN ns h nau SsI as
$3.50. New classes In typing,
shorthand, Ems. spelling. civil
service, Tues. and Thurs. ewes,
or 8 10 o pm. BOYD SCHOOL. est.
20 yrs. cor. 18th and @ SITS.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

ASPHALT pRIvEwAYs. psrkins lots.
BATH Hafinei REmGo AfisNsso'k Kitchen cab
inets. formica tops. Call any time,
Brick AND MASONRY WORK, re-
o os Tsu 81 s yes S sss 5sgla'es Ies'
BRICKWORK. fireplaces. retainins.
gsils ssIsEss, Lu. 4-3lss. -: "a
Jobs 9 speciality. References. 81.
cARRffENEnY. building :, N. |. i, genera ss.,
casssisl; Il. s;siSSS. "a ISas s-d9 9sn:,
JTHSFFfF;REEYsiss. L. L. $3.50. @ss
CARPENTRY. plastering. painting.
cement work; any type home repair,
rec. rms. porches. To. 2-7464I;
experienced in gen.
eral repair work, Maximum WORK
ct minimum cost. IA. S-4163 after
iE@Nr repairs. remodeIins.
brick. cement, additions. Cash or
terms. GEO. COOK. WA. 7-5l14.
wIRINo-commereiai
and ,,,l residential 5: ,, Free estimstts g.
18th 81. nv. CO; 5:e59S; so
tics. walls. steps, etc. Free estimate.
Call JERRY. LU. 1-4756.
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TYPIST-CLERK

Intsrestins position in psfsennsl ds.
in 8 modern Sir-condi flonsd once.
ti .l.ss ., sasy n ssss sn Id ; NY
union facilities and sick iesvs.
APPLY
SAFEWAY STORES, Inc.
1915 9Th 81. NE.
Monday thru Friday. $50 am. 20 4
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MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOE LOS ANGELES. Sept.
driving and expense. IA. 1864.
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STONEWORK

terraces, walks. retain.
ing walls: all kinds Of cement work.
r. MARcIujcc1o. Popular 2-sses
WALLS WASHED by exclusive ms.
chine: no muEs. no drip, perfecs
results; low rates. Ho. 2-330S. "a
WATERPROOF1NG - Cement Mprk;
80 yrs. customer salts: cour8oys
service; reas; rates; terms, EOBI.
WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE
frst-class work on roofs Of Al
types; all other repair Work ana
XKfNs & AKiNs ROOFING Co.
1906 Shepherd st., Mt. Rainier.
Al IaH 6oME REaPAIRs - Carpentry.
interior and exterior; roodng. paint.
Ing, papeYing; rec. rm. Free estis
mates; quick service. RA. 6-I04o.
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NElp WoMEN tcsas,i

20. :s. ss!' . 9; GIG s. sI!;
q. I'D. q esll Miss wsdisr q Of.
rsg,st 4 Pm, e y S S.n. :;., Sigas
nail elsrk. room clerk, liter aissr.
eistiSr Hotel. ioth and Z st. nv
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HELp MEN AND WoMfN

&c s:S:.s. HI I'll & q
sSoExEEsEs. e sss A.! fun sass:s
menfs. balancing 70 the control
account. and foIloytng up .eoilee-
tons b phone calls and letters.
Permanent. good pay. Apply 2o2l
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s1LEsLADY. bakery and dslicates-
sen. full time. Apply before p;m..
BAKERY 4 DELICATEssEN. $500
eereeant rd.. Chillqm. Nd. "a
sALEsLADY, rs to IS yrs; for sta.
tionery and engraving shop. Must
be neat, experience not necessary.
5-day week. CoPENHAvER. 1891
s SfPSsss;isSYI y. .sns.r,.nc.d; iaii s or
part time, for ladies' specially
WALKERS DRESS SHOP. 1871
18th St NV. corner r. ~
gALEsLADY, exper, for feminine
apparel shop: 9 days. 3 70 9 pm.
Salary and commission. MAH0fEe,
1919 Iverson st.. Hiiicgest Hts. Nd.
sSsIksLADY. ,s.pss, pI..,tssrr.s..d::
e e H.isss sa aI e IS $50 ls ;a1.,s
sAIEsLADY, ior ,eweirs store IN
Chevy Chase area. pleasant work.
ing conditions: perm. posttioni age
1885. Apply IN person. =. HARRIS
q CO, Western and Wiseonsin
sALRsiADY, part time. eyes. Mon.
Thurs, Fri. and all day sat Exper.
series. ALMA SHOPS, 3166 Wilson
blvd. IA. 7.837e. -
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Public Relations Director.
Must be aggressive; able
to deal with top Level
executives. Publicity ex-
perience helpful. Apply
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT CO.
r ct. ct 9TH NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-22
Flagstone and Stone

flagStOIle anu 0CoiiS
WORK
Porehes. patios. walks. retainins
walls tile DRAINAGE.
ANGELO MARCuCCIo. 10. e-176s
GENERAL REPAIR WORK-con-
crete. brick. and plastering; esti-
mates and guarantee. WILLIAM A.
INGRAM. 10. l-41S7. after 9 Pm
LEAKS - TOMBSTONE will stop
your leaks and add beauty and
STONE can Be applied to any sur
face. Free estimate. nothing down.
3. years TO pay; OIL. 4S6l3s: oe eye
G niHsf and ee SjSISTKKss pb 4oe CO.
M0VviNGe Immediate service Of ex-
perienced packer with truck. ia,
2-92S5. 81
OIL BURNER SERVICE
ALL TYPES HEATING PLANTS
on All EItn TxcEs = q TYNKE Ryf RoTaay
Formerly Form Fl: S with 3. c. Keys q ' sons
PAINTING, interior and exterior.
Mr.. HOUSTON. LII. 5000. -27
PAINTING. inter. and ext. lowest
rates In town; white mech; refs;
PAINTING, interior and exterior,
first-class work: free estimates
Mr., THOMPSON, Lo. 1870. o6'
PAINTING--Tnterior and exterior.
Reasonable rates White mechanics.
Any time. DE, 2-2f7g. --25
PAINTING, remodeling. plastering
Free estimates. Cali after 8 pm.
pAfNTING. PAPERING--First class
Workmanship. work done immedi-
sss
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
40 years exper.; 1st-class white
4-6i2a after 4 pm. -e2
PAINTING. genl, remodeling. Salts
ned customers for over IS yrs. Mr..
LAWRENCE. ia. 5-6031. Ii. $500
PAINTING. interior and exterior
Call any time. A., pOMINlCk. IA.
4-i453 or IA. 4-0317.
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Raleigh HaberdaSher
1890 p ST. NV. --23
CLERK |. RECEPTlONIsT : Young
lady. white. typins , sxpers tor ra nd
pay and good future. Open ct 10
cIEiK.fYFISTwA Bethesda Chevy
chase area resident who wants TO
work So days per week In pleas.
ant surroundings, has Q PERMANENT
position vaiting With DIVER MO-
IoR Co AZ Please s7s sa f miss spp aaM
cLERk-fYPIs1. intelligent and ex-
peFieneed. who can DO typing. gen
Keeping helpful. Call MRS. DoWpY.
Ia. 6-a407, for Interview. -22
CLERK-TYPisT--SmaIi eir-eondt-
toned once; 6-day, S6-hour VIZ;
Apply after 10 an. RIM. sos, b54o
cIl HI =. nns for builders once.
good appearance and pleasing per-
sonaiity essential. Gail 8 TO $3.50
an or g TO 0 p.m. r. u. H5hFSF'
cI1ikiRk.!Tfyx qPrr for large motion
picture ofganization. Recent nign
s sss veal. Ess es sr R R-csSS
cLERK-fYPTsT. for real estate Of.
nee: salary open. commensurate
ri,e s5PirisnfssTx 6APDlAH no r: sa4oSo
c.anzTrr,sa,s ssn sa... o ss.. neEI
prsnsnsnt position. Apply .50sO
WIS. ave OF phone oil. 4-lloO.
cLERK.TxPIsF. Is 70 %, must be
day 1 Wen: p d soed ssiary.
Apply ~ dUibE. National Thsatsr
cIEkk-fxfIsT. ase 20 80 so.
36. hours, S-day week; Excellent
CAL Mr.. stoner. DL 7-O333. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-22

DENTAL AssT.-State age, salary
expected and experience. BOX so
pHicT5AIffihoNE opgRAToR for In
surance ONCE. downtown location:
6-day vk.; pleasant Norking !cond.
many employe benefits. call tx.
DRkSsMAKEk. white. TO take cons
plete charge Of small Alterations
and dressrnaking shop. st. 3-0Sl9.
DRIVER for school car. 7:30 70 {
am. or $3.50 to s. pm. for compen.
sation or IN sxchange for tuiti9s
Of child. 7. Q. Box 4o26. D: g. - Y.
DRUG CLERK. must have drugstore
experience: daywork. no SUNDAY;
under 10. Apply CHAsTLETOkS
PH Arr s.s:s 10Th a e 3 ~. ~
RIXON ELEcTRoNIcS has i'm
mediate openings. Experience re-
CURED. Many company ,, dement's s
xRfedfe drive. wheaton. Md. --Zt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-22

CAMERA, Rolleifiex. $50. RE, Z.
CAR affS WASH sssf q EoU ffEsslE = Famous s
MINiT-MAN. guaranteed excellent
condition; used 3 yrs; capacity 100
cars per hr.: blowers, complete with
D0-h,p motor fan, blower ducts,
starter controller. brush framing
without brushes available but
with all necessary motors; reduce
lions gears. starter controls: orig
inal cost, $500; must sacrifiee for
5000 cash. or $1,000 cash and
81 800 upon completion of install
'asion or 8 months from date Of
purchase whichever Is FIRST. Box
41S-v, Star, ---23
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SECKET1KY. permanent position
az National AirpoTt. b-day week,
ss!aly. sssS-sa1S. Phone *
sRCksTARY with some shorthand
GOOD position. excellent future II
Silver Spring. 10. 7.sOOu.
SECRETARY. immediate opening e!
personabie youns woman. 21-3t
yrs. Of age; genefAl once exper
and neat. accurate typing reg.
starting salary. $500 mo-: hrs. 9.5i
6-day Wk.: air-eond. once. GUARD.
Ian LIE ms. CO., a07 Ring Bldg
SECRETARY. 1-sirl. modern once,
are Insurance Ct SssIp sSo ~
day week: paid vacation. Call Mr.
TURNER, NO 7.7203 --3S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-22
GIANT FOOD STORES

Has an interesting open.
ing In their personnel once
for an ambitious young lady.
neat In appearance. pleasing
.ssss| slHsyduats sst Ss,w.sn h lie
ages OF Is to So. Must be
rapid typist and have ability
10 talk with people. This po-
sition offers pleasant sur
roundinss, paid vacations, and
periodic increases. 5-day wk.
II interested in o permanent
position with an expanding
Apply To PERSONNEL OFFICE
845 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
through Friday Q am. :
o pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-22
DESK CLERK
AND
PIX OPERATOR

Good salary. Apply ALBAN TOWERS.
300 Mass ave, NV. =.
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CLERK FOR
SERVICE DESK
Raleich HaberdaSher

5ood starting salary; 5-day week:
LIBERAL discounts and many store
benefits Apply Employment once
Room 33S.
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SALESWOMEN
ExpERIENCED

EXPERIENCED
position available N yasi-
Gus women departments. Pun time.
immediate OPENINGS. 6-day week;
excellent salary and commissions.
Apply employment once. Room $50.
RALEIGH HABERDAsHER
1920 r ct. NV. --23
EXPERIENCEp ON
sERNAHfSf. rs soth 81. N.E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-22

Carpeting-15% to 500 OIL
ALL BRANDS! lsT QUALITY
LEVENTHAL'S FURN. co.
1880 9TH ST. NV. Hu. $4,000
CASH REGISTER, 8 drawers. rings
t'o SEQ 90; gives sooi rssssi . totals;
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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SAT,ESI,ADY

good pay; work Sun.
DAYS, Oh on Mondays. HELLER'e
BAKERY, 1921 Mt. Pleasant st.
NV. co. 6-D739. 20
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PUBLIC RELATIONS

Has opening for 3 topnetch aeeount
s sSiiiss & tsiephons soiieisors. SUB
init, name, address, are and a.
length snapshot. BOZ 4S6-T. 6taS
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LADIES

70 ssIi Christmas cards IN spare
time; pig eompis:ions; no sxpefi,
eas can earn u TO- % $4o vRly. comm I'M
proysI. LIBERTY BELL. Dept. i6I,
SSe oreenmount ave. Baltic. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-22
OIL BURNER SERVICE

OK Al yta MES . q TYEKE hyf Ro4say
VIM. r. BUTCHER 10 5-526b
Formerly with E. c. Keys & Sons
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-22
How To Save Trees
From Being Bored Or
Girdled To Death

Thousands of valued elm trees
Disease, but; of girdling by elm
| bark beetles.
Countless other trees, especially
in new home developments, are
being subjected to bombardment-
| like attacks by insidious borers
and beetles. These are oaks, hic-
kories, naples, birches and dog
woods. They die little each year,
in their tops, in their roots. When
death overtakes them, it often
costs a property owner 800 to
5000 to have them removed and
he is without shade
Reporting these facts, Don Can
twell of the Bartlett Tree Expert
Co., blames this upsurge in pest
attack on decline in tree vigor
This loss of health, this needless
shade tree casualty, is due to many
causes. One is changing climate
summers are becoming warmer,
droughts more extensive, storms
that latter, shatter and weaken
trees seemingly more intensive.
The weakening effect of drought,
for example, are accumalative-they
pile up year after year. Even heavy
spring rains are often insufficient
to offset them
| A second factor, Mr. Cantwell
| reports. is exhaustion of soil in
which shade trees grow. Leaves
that fall are not returned to
humus, as nature does on forest
| floor, but are raked from a lawn
| Grass is fed, but tree owners take
a tree for granted, not knowing
| that it must eat too.
Other reasons for decline in tree
vigor are, damage during building
operations, including change of
water table, fungus ailments which
mar leaves and insects which chew
| them or suck their juices.
This alarming decline can be
best halted, Mr.. Cantwell says, by
| literally feeding trees this spring,
making certain they get ample
water during dry spells and using
mulches. Couple this with pro-
gram of spraying to keep green
leaves green, and pruning.
4
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-22
ALL SCARED

LYNCHBURG, Va. Up Lieu
tenant Floyd l.. Doss, of Lynchburg,
one of the few men to bail out of a
600-mile per hour BAT jet bomber,
admits it was scary plunging out
into midnight darkness. But Doss
and two ether crew members were
not the only ones who were scared.
Two men were at a small lake
where the plane fell, preparing for
some night fishing
When they saw the bomber,
with all its landing lights on, come
swooping down at them, they first
jumped into the water and then
took off through the woods" Doss
said.
Doss and his two companions es-
capped with minor injuries, but Doss
spent over hours in the top of a
South Carolina pine tree before
National Guardsmen got him down.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-22

WILL LECTURES Hubert
wilkins, world-famed popular ex.
plorer, scientist and lecturer, will
make his first appearance on the
University of Delaware campus
this summer as the instructor OF
courses in Problems of Polar Re-
search" and Human Geography Of
Australia" In addition, he will de-
liver one public lecture.
Born in Australia on October 81
1888, Sir Hubert has spent 81
years exploring this planet from
the Arctic regions to the An
tarctic. The famed scientist has
spent a total of five summers and
portions of 26 winters in the Arc
tic regions and eight summers in
the Antarctic.
Among his many frsts is the
feat of being the only explorer tC
use a submarine under the arctic
ice. With an obsolete submarine
which he leased from the U. S
Navy for one dollar in 1881, Will
kins made a daring venture be-
meath the floating ice of the Arc
tic Sea.
wilkins began his career OF
exploration in 1913 as an import
ant member of the four-year Can
adam Arctic Expedition led by
.Stefansson. After serving for two
years as captain in the Australian
Flying Corps, wilkins Joined the
Imperial Antarctic Expedition il
1919, as second in command. A
year later, Sir Hubert accompanied
the Shackleton Antarctic Expedi
ton in the role of naturalist.
Wilkins first led an expedition il
1928, when he headed the Wilkin:
Australia and Islands Expedition
an exploration sanctioned by thu
British Museum. AS Commander o
the Wilkins Detroit Arctic Elk
petitions from 1925 to 1928, hi
made several historic landings OIL
floating polar ice.
In addition to his polar exploits
Wilkins has travelled extensivel.
through the deserts of the Nea
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-22
Salisbury Teachers
College To Sing

The Mixed Chorus of the State
Teachers College of Salisbury, will
present a full length choral con-
cert on Tuesday, April 26, at 500
p. m. in the college auditorium.
The ensemble is regular part of
the college curriculum and con-
tributes in large measure to the
co-curricular activities of the stu
dent body. Its membership is COM
posed of interested and capable
students. The singers represent
Eastern Shore Counties of Mary
land and Virginia, other parts OF
Maryland, lower Delaware Coun-
ties and five other states.
The program on April &c will
consist of five parts: sacred music,
a choral setting of the Beethoven
Fifth Symphony entitled, Voices
of Victory folk songs. art songs
ands American popular music and
songs from musical comedy.
Featured soloists will be Suzanne
Meintzer of Easton, Md. pupil of
John Charles Thomas; Harold An
derson, Richard Hendrickson and
Russell Miles of Salisbury; Bar
bara Mumford of Berlin and Jane
ThorseH of Middleboro, Mass. The
LADIES' Ensemble consisting of fiji
teen young women will present
Lift Thine Eyes" and Venetian
Love Song" The Mixed Double
Octet will sing three folk songs
including "Song of the Volga Boat
men," Russian; Early One Morn
ing" English, and "Salangadou,"
originating in the Louisiana bayou
country.
A feature of the program will
be trumpet solo by Russell Miles
combined with the Chorus in a
rendition of Tramp, Tramp, Tramp
Along the Highway" from Victor
Herbert's Naughty Marietta" Har-
old Anderson will sing the bari
tone solo in the same selection.
Jane Thorsell and Harold An
derson will combine to sing selec-
tions from "Show Boat" by Jerome
Kern. Barbara Mumford and Rich
ard Hendrickson will due in "I'll
See You Again" from Noel Cow
ards "Bittersweet." Suzanne
Meintzer will sing incidental solos
in two choral selections and will
present Comm Through the Rye"
and two art songs.
The accompanist for the College
Chorus is Miss jeanne Little of
Salisbury, organist at Grace Meth
odist Church and noted Salisbury
pianist Student accompanies are
Barbara Mumford and Ann Sha-
heen of Hallwood, Va. Officers of
the organization are Carolyn Bun
dick of Bloxom, Va, president;
June Bennett of Fruitland, secre-
tary; Isabelle Brown of North
East, John Shaheen of South Ar
tlington, Fla, Bob Beach, Jr., of
ST. Petersburg. Fla, and John Bos-
ley of Salisbury. librarians. The
group is conducted by DR.. Jessie
L. Fleming, director of music at
the State Teachers College. DR.. J.
d. Blackwell, president of the col
lege, extends cordial invitation to
the public to attend the perform
ance on April 26 as guest of the
college.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-22
Delaware Food Market
Report
BY ANNE HCLBERTON
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Delaware

Meat and Poultry: Price increases
on pork have been anticipated
now that the peak slaughter period
for fall pigs has passed. That rise
has not occurred, however, and
good retail prices still hold. The
best values in pork are found in
Ioin roasts, picnics and other
shoulder cuts and shank ends OF
| ham.
Spring lamb continues to sell al
premium prices, but there have
been several reductions since Eas-
ter. Lamb shoulder cuts, leg, liver
land stew meat are among the best
choices.
Roasts offer the greatest econo-
my among the beef cuts this week
Lower prices are offered in most
stores on round, chuck and rib
roasts. Beef liver and ground beet
continue to be low priced.
Consumer demand for poultry
eased last week and prices went
down slightly. Turkey remains
most economical
SeafOOd: Shad is the most favor
ably priced fresh fish in Delaware
this week. Three are other good
values on fresh cod, small haddock
and frozen cod and perch.
Canned Goods: Green String
Bean stocks last month were near
double the 1854 level and price cuts
are showing up in most retail
stores Corn stocks, IA per cent
above last year, also caused price
reductions especially on fancy
grade whole kernel corn in small
size cans. Canned grapefruit juice
now is selling at an unusually large
discount below orange juice, MAX
ing this a good time to stock up
Fresh Fruits And Vegetables
Greatest price declines have been
on asparagus and cucumbers this
week and both are at moderately
low levels, we'll below extremely
high prices early this month
Green onions, radishes, eggplant
new cabbage and mushrooms all
are inexpensive vegetables on this
weeks market. Leafy greens OF
all kinds also are good buys. Va
lencia oranges and Florida grape
fruit are the most attractive priced
| fruits.
Potato prices have continued to
rise. Old crop Maine potatoes now
retail for about two cents more
per pound, price increase oil
so per cent since news of frost
damage to new crop potatoes in
the south.
Frozen Foods: Orange Juice
packers are unable to keep pro-
duction up to increases in demand
a situation due partly to a smaller
crop of Valencias. Retail price in
creases seem likely this year an6
good stock in your home freezer
probably will save money. Econom-
ical frozen vegetables include lima
beans and yellow corn.