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TRIPLE HEADER BASKETBALL
HERE DECEMBER 15
(con tin lied from tlr«l pwt»'
In the first game of the even
ing*« program, the Milford Blue
Hens, the community's girls team,
will meet an old rival, the George
town County-seaters. Last winter
the local girls defeated Georgetown
on four different occasion but only
after last quarter rallies in each
i ft stan ce. The Georgetown girls
upset the Seaford Nylons late in
the 1946-47 season for the only
loss sustained by the Seaford girls
in three years. The game between
the Georgetown and Milford girls
teams will get underway at 7:301
p. m.
The "01d-Timers"-Reserves game
will be the second attraction on the
nT&tTjJŒ
Drakes In a Mar-De! League game.
Cedlton finished last in the 1946-i
47 league standings, but is report
1 having a much stronger team
that of last season.
two Milford community
team, the Vets and Blue Hens, £plit;
a double bill with teams from Den-|
ton, Md., the past Monday evening,
ln tue firs* <>fjhe double
he^er the Milford girls extend^
' Snrv 1 ovir a the W Denton Kittens
ÄW which the Denton Bob
cats administered a 43-32 defeat
to the previously undefeated Mii-f
ford Vets in a NIar-Del League
game •
The Milford girls pulled away
early lead and were never head
ed as Miss Iva ■ ^hort, - Ç ue .
coach, su ^ 81 * J® d ^
gf* J SSjfgL tïîpr îu
anil à* the threè-ouar
fV. h k R 'V t Favineer with
ïiinîs was hfgh Seî of the
virai' same followed bv Pearl
Huoßberper with U; OInny Hunt
wtanfilv amS Alma Rost and
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The
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tor* t«m, Dorl, Wllkvr.on and
iobeats surprised the Vets
In Monday evening's boys' game.
a last half rally, paced by newcom
era Stftn Prosmi, ' Harry Hughes,
and Georg® Diffle. proving »°o
much for -the previously unbeaten
local Mâr-Del Leaguers. After
trailing during the early stages,
Milford rallied late in the second
quarter and tied the score at 16-all
just a few seconds before the half
way mark whistle sounded. The
visitors ontscored Milford 12 to 4
in the third Quarter and 15 to 12 in
the final period to "iee" the game.
Prosen, reputedly a college star,
topped the scorers with 19 poiifls.
nine more than the individual to
tals made by Dick Emory and Lloyd
Elton, who tied for scoring leaderr
shift for the Vets with 10 points
each. ^The strength of the visitors
was revealed at opening whistle
when Bob Lane. 1946-47 league
»coring leader, sat on the bench
as the newcomers on the Denton
team were announced as starters.
The Mâr-Del League game, oric-j
irtally scheduled tor Wednesday
evening at Middletown between the
Middletown Aces, 194M? pennant
winners, and the Milford Vets, last
year's runhers-up, was postponed
upon réqù'est of the Middletown
team, and will be re-scheduled for
a later date.
Following Monday's start against
Ceclltoh the Vets will meet the Do
ver Guardsmen at the Dover Ar
mory next Wednesday evening. De
cember 17.
The line-tips of Monday even-i
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The
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Rtrls* Game
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MILFORD BLUE HENS
-GOALS
Field Foul rofûl
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14
Pavinger. f
Hunt, f
Hunsberger. f
Rust.
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Webb, g
Wilkins, g
Toews. g
Lynch, g
Wllkerson. g
Walls, g
Hugg. g
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DENTÖX KITTENS
—GOALS-'
Field Foul Töfäl '
9 5 i
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Welch, f
Cabal 1. f
Smith, f
Slaughter, f
DeFord, f _
Detweiler, f
Dean, f -
Willis, g
Hughes, g
McNeal, g _
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Referee: Nichpls.
Boys' GAtae
DENTON BOBCATS
-GOALS
Field Foul Total
... 0 -0 0
Swecker, f
Lane, IÉ
Prosen , f
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Slaughter, g
Hughes, g —
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7 43
MILFORD VETS
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Field Foul Total
Klmmey, f
Allen, f -
Emory, f
Gunnln. c ....
Williams, c, g
Meredith, g
Elton, g
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Referee : Keene.
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Peasants Are Hard
On U. S. 'tractors
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WROCLAW. Poland
Tractors are taking a severe beat
ing at the hands of Polish peasants
in Lower Silesia.
An agricultural expert estimated
kwm 4() to 60 per cent of the 2,500
tracteft-s supplied by UNRRA are
now out of operation.
He blamed inefficient operation
and sloppy repairs by peasant
operators.
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Lives in the Soil
The organism which
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HOW TO FLATTER MOTHER
By BETTY CLARKE
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suspect she doesn t enjoy the charm
i a gl®mor gift affords,
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the-pack Yule favorites, such as
jierfume, cologne, sachet, fancy
soaps, bath powder, and tricky, nn
AP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor
ASK a son what his mother would
like for Christmas and almost in
variably he will say, "Oh, she does
n't want anything fancy." How Son
ny underestimates his Mom! Just
because she has reared a family,
I battle with pots and pans and is the
family seamstress is no reason to
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with her fasovite fragrance.
j Sachets . . . Hangers, lingerie ca
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i scented in spicy, tangy, floral j
j scents. Or buy sets of sachet with |
which Mom can experiment. These
are put up individually in bottle or
tiny satin bags.
roU>tMie . . . Take your choice of j
ece nts which run the gamut from
tweedy bouquets to exotic fragran- !
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I ermnie ... You must use a hit of |
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Vhere your mother s personality!
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Dover 60, Cecilton 27.
Harrington 33, Felton 31.
Dover 41, Denton 22.
Chestertown 49. Smyrna 42.
Middletown 84, Cecilton 42.
Milford 50, Camden 41.
Denton 43, Milford 32.
Smyrna 71, Harrington S4.
Chestertown 69, Camden 41.
Felton 70, Cecilton 29.
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Holiedule for Next Week .
Monday
Cecilton at Milford/
Denton at Camden.
Harriilgipn at Middletown.
Felton at Smyrna?
Wednesday
Milford at Dover.
Thursday
Dover at Chestertown.
Smyrna at Denton.
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Stores Open Evenings Until Christmas
Beginning Monday, December 15.
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cholce of a gold bottle wlth a clrt i et
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three sma11 trial-size bottles of per-i
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Christmas bell complete with cov
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Christmas tree type ornaments; in :
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0,d Australian Hotel
Has Short Name
SYDNEY, Australia — (>P)— The
o. G. hotel in South Australia has
a short name but one of the oldest
records in the country. It recently
celebrated its 104th anniversary.
The old hotel has walls two feet
thick, massive oak doors eight feet
high and two inches thick and huge
fireplaces. There may have been
giants in those days, too, because
the hat and coat racks are eight feet
irom the floor.
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Last yeai* the sales of cigarettes
reached the astronomical total'of
351 billion individual cigarettes—
that is almost seven a day for every
man, woman and child in the
United Siales
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NON-PROFIT CHILD-SPACING CLINICS
Georgetown Clinic:
1st Friday each mouth
2 P. M. In C ounty Health Unit
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Dover Clinic:
•2nd and 1th Wed. each month
1 P. M. in County Health Unit
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110 East 16th SL—Phone: Wilm. 4-6615 for Appointment
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Compacts . . . Every woman en
joys having a brand new compact,
There are large over?sized cases
and dainty, small antique type un
Its available In jgold-plate, silver
pate or bronbze. One red, white, and
gold one is a pretty, gay one which
she perhaps will use immediately
Christmas morning,
Pakistan Products
Keep British Label
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KARACHI, Pakistan
ports from Pakistan still carry the
label "Product of British India" and
will continue to carry it until the
world has come tp learn more of
this new dominion, the Ministry of
Agriculture and Marketing reports.
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will be employed and coupled with
a program of compulsory grading.
the spokesmen said.
Then a new label, "Palmark,
The spokesmen said their depart
ment was aware that too many
shippers love a sharp deal, some
times changing their names and
victimizing the same foreign buyer
a second time. He added that legis
,ati on making grading of ex^yt
goods compulsory will be needed.
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Kills Dandelions
ITHACA. N. Y, —(/P)— Cornell
University agricultural scientist*
have developed a sprayer gadget
which can be attached to a lawn
mower so that lawns can be snraved
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and cut at the same time.
Excellent results have been ol.
tained on Cornell lawns, reports
Dr. A. M. S. Pridham, professor of
ornamental horticulture, who had a
He says use of the sprayer on a
hand in building the device.
lawnmower makes it relatively
simple to determine where
chemical has been applied, sltlce
wherever the grass is cut, the spray
has been in action against dahde
The Cornell sprayer features a
carbon dioxide cylinder to apply
pressure in place of a pump.
Hons and other weeds.
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Certain tribesmen of southern. In
dia domesticate the buffalo but gen
eraJJy abstain from eating its flesh,
according to Encyclopaedia Britan
nica. It Is only once a year that a
bull calf is sacrificed and the meat
is eaten in a forest by the male
Domesticate the Buffalo
adults.
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Begihnitig Möhdäy, Decembet 15.
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t( > connect them with the central
office. We are building new lines
as rap iöiy & s possible and expect
to spend approximately $45.000
this work within the next nine
months."
"Changes in the Milton telephone
numbers are necessary for median
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ment," he added. "Persons calling
Milton numbers after 8
WILL CHANGE PHONE
NUMBERS IN MILTON
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personal lists of frequently called
numbers should als., bring these
lists up to date,
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cember 14, should consult the di
Danger in Winter
Winter months are the most dan
gefous In the year for people who
are careless or take chances,
cording to the National Conservation
ter vtras 294, the bureau said. The'
death rate in the fall was 269 a day,
266 in the summer and 256 in the
spring.
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bureau. The average daily death toll
from accidents of all kinds last win
To Try Again?
DECATUR, 111 —
crackers who broke into the Deca- î
tur Scrap Iron and Metal company f
l,sed an acetylene torch hanging on
the wal1 to hurn the lock of the sate '
They didn>t flnd any money bUt
took tbe acetylene torch,
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nounce d establishment of a Bef
Community chest. Itâ objective
to relieve suffering a«d wflht in
the American sector of the capital
by supplying relief food, clothing
end medicines td the needy.
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