The Daily Times from Salisbury, Maryland • 4

r.VCE 4 TTIF SAI.InrRY TIME. AT Im'RV. MTV. FRID EVENING. JINF.

1M Incomes In U.S. fOR GRACIOUS LIVING TODAY AND FOREVER AFTER. HER Still Decline Coffee if i -'Jth Amri.t m. fca nen fliwvere-i in Arys.nn.a. Hard Of Hearing No Longer Hindered Due to Dtltunu's scientific (It-vice, the hard of hearing are no longer hindered.

Get full information about it today. I Washington, Jure 10 (API-Americans' personal income fell AJm FROM KUHN'S i i i Write for free attractive booklet. Address our letter or post card to lleltone l.ednum Division. Dept. ST610, Cambridge, Maryland, or visit nur office In the Lednums V- ILL! Jeweler Tiuilding, Main Street, Cambridge.

for the fourth straight month in April, dropping below the March levels. The Commerce Department reported today this decline brought the national total figured on an annual rate basis down to $213,700,000,000. But it said this still was $5,100,000,000 or 2.5 per cent above the figure for April of last year. Thii steady shrinkage in personal income a major source of the government's tax revenue was pointed up by the department's report that the April rate was $7,300,000,000 below the all time high pet last December. Even the report showed that for the first four months of 1949 the income rate average was or 4 per cent higher than in the corresponding period last year.

The departments' estimates on personal income include all these payments to individuals (as distin-guished from corporations): Wages and salaries, farmers' re DKSPKKADO AT BAY. Allen Hanman, of St. Paul, one of two desperadoes who were captured in Moirowville, rests in his bed at Maryville, hospital. After knlnapping at least seven persons and enmmandeerii.g about a dozen cars during a 72-hour chase through five states, Hartman and companion Carl Bistrom were seired by four farmers when they wrecked thcr car in a ditch. The chase began with the killing of a pol ceman in Richfield.

Mmn. New SENTIMENTAL Jack Crawford (right and his bride-to-ne, Jane Spirher left of Pittsburgh, will spend part of their honeymoon after their wedding June IS, bicycling around Bologna, Italy, where they will visit firmer partisans who befriended and hid lnm after the then U.S. Air Force pilot was phot down bv er.en.y action in World War II (AT Wircphnto) Several Motorists Are Fined Here For Traffic Violations ceipts, unincorporated business! profits, dividends to corporate stockholders, landlords' rent re Princess i Oscar C. Taylor, Zion Road, Charles F. Taylor, ceipts, social security and vet fund .10 and costs in Peoples (Vint yc-terday for pass erans benefits, and relief and jobless insurance checks.

Holiday' Portable Radio imm ing at an intersection. was fined and costs for failing to stop at stop sign. Taylor said he slowed down and shifted into second gear but he did not stop. Because Taylor had no previous traffic violations against The car 'I was driving hit a ear operated by Lister Wright, 41' Davis at the in tersection of Route I'i and South Division St. Extd.

on June 6. Taylor was passing a car go- 1ie Plmjtex Girdles you atr in ing north on Route 13 when he Tiie most satisfying gift is one that's enduring, one that truly expresses your affection and reflects your good taste. At Kuhn's you can buy the finest sterling holloware at the prices you want to pay 1 1 1 1 -1 1 pieces that will set her dining hours in a festive mood. hit Wright's car. Wright had stopped on South Division facing east.

Judge Carl Walter dismissed a charge of not stopping at a stop gign against Wiight. Damage to the cars was slight. Eaunsch him, Judge Walter auspended the fine. Lloyd C. Hopkins, Mount Her-mon Road, and Willie A.

Disha-toon, 608 Poplar Hill forfeited $5.75 collateral for failing to stop at a stop sign. Richard II. Thomas, Mardela, and Arthur R. Farlow, 30fi Commerce forfeited $5.75 for operating vehicles with inadequate brakes. Others forfeiting J5.7R were: Albert J.

Ripp, San Francisco, Cab, exceeding 30 miles per hour and William H. Hitchens, Poco-moke City, passing on hill. Victor T. Christopher, Federals-burg, forfeited $1.75 for failing to stop at a through street. today you can but at Sfttorltr Seaford Rector Honored By Sussex Officers Special To The Timet Seaford, June 10 The Rfv.

Malcolm Feme, rector of Saint Luke's Episcopnl Church was hon IS DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY Agtnry for Stieff Sterling Silver 111 MAIN' STREET SALISBURY Tomorrow Plays on Battery, AC, DC ored at the June meeting of the Sussex Chapter, Department of Delaware Hcsorve Officers Association, when by unanimous vote he 39 95 was elected hs the first and only honorary member of the chapter. Less linlteries Major Francis Hichardson, piesi dent of the chapter complimented Dr. Feme on his previous military experience in both this country and Knirland as well as his divine Calling All Teens leadership. Dr. Feme was the gued speak er of the evening and he recalled experiences Mith the British during World War I.

As a boy he flew in one of the onlv two planes Nw "Tip-Top" Dial swings up aAoff the let when you lift the lid lor new tuning ease and visibility! New "Tip-Top'' Wavemognet right in the dial panel, tipt up for maximum efficiency for Utter reception indoors or outl New Tone Beauty, Stunning Rugged Cabinet is Alnico 5 sneaker. Cabinet built like a skyscraper. Smart ebony or two tone blue-grey plastic. "Flexo-Grip" Handle. iT'i tlx Tip-Top" haivn ki tadfo.

Com fci Sm and Hear Proof! ir.i.oft in England at that time. When the war broke owt he found him self in the Royal Naval Air Ser vice. Later he was ti-cneil seciit mi-sioii I'luin which oped what is tooay mir m. i tank. As the war ended he was recuperating from an in.iuiv Mis- tamed when a German shilt ex phded in the breech of his tank's cannon.

to the grandest, most exciting array of eye-popping swim suits you've ever seen. All by famous Cole of California all designed to hug and flatter you and make all eyes turn your way on any beach. And they're wonderful for swimming too For a wonderful summer of fun see them tomorrow Dr. Feme came to this country in where be stioiod theology at the Virgin a Seminiry and post giaduittf woik at the I'ni-versity of Pennsylvania, Dining World War II be a- an academic instructor in the 1', S. Nuvv and a chaplain in the 1'.

S. Army JOHNSON'S RADIO SERVICE Authorized Zenith, Philco, Motorola and Colonial Service Cor. Camden Mkt. Salisbury Day Phone 1170 X'ight Phone 1545-J-219-W More vivid and graphic presen tatinn of whether data is made possible by a new type of translu cent map. Small internal projec tors throw data about the weather at principal cities on the map and can he electrically controlled from points hundreds of miles distant Give Him Shtwing Luxury by Sportsman i t1 1.00 Itt'xiilarly 1.50 Fo, Father's Day June 10th give him the exciting luxury cf famous Sportsman 1, living Loiion, in its new ''every day Use" par'sage, pin- yimr choice of Sportsman's superior lather hi Shave Cream.

.11 L'a combination repnlar-h sells 1.50 fr a I. ed time only, it sells 1 Q. dt yours soon. (Ahovel Cole's "Esther Williams" iwinuult the most perfect suit ever made for teens. And no wonder, for Esther helped perfect it and uses it.

Made of air light two-way stretch "Sea Bubble" fabric with ballet bodice, maillot drape, it magically fits and flatters every teenage f.gure type. avy, afoam green L. 12.95 'n-en Cole', "Candy Stripc. saw in May Seventeen two-psec. 'UIt trunk! fo -na-otrres, a'i 'roupd red, seafo.m M-L fl "I Ii.d ogham wh an a rratch- ir 'h bow 1 ,0.

fee" Ml. I. STREET JLOOR ()t Nf.FR KOWD FLOOR l'1 4.