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Elected Director peale H ere City Council Enacts Five New II ATew Capitol Trail Elenl.en tary Ordinances On Tuesday Night School Building Site Sele " ed
Also I " g il'l l (,l'S l'ilieiSlll of Siale Hi" hway D pl. il ,'eieel!''' I Loealt'll 011 Capitol TI'ail ('ur Dr. Paul Dolan, Retil':ng Head, Fo/' Fuilul'e To Help City In Upkeep Jllut'lio ll of llctll\lill non"; BOll ~. hl ]COl' Ma kes Annual Report Of Tl'aflic Al'teries S21,OUD "'I'U IlI F. ~ n. 1I1l'CUIIIl To Members
Newark Cily Council enacted one0------_____ 1 George Neighbors was el cted presi- ~ OlTicials of the Newal'l Specml an~~ :.~~ u ~~:~u nT~ )::~kai; g n~gnht tI~~ University A ''''OlL lICeS New d nt of the Newark Recreation As- A m.pr icall iUi,,/" Ral/ che/'s I~~~ltOU~r~~:~~ri~,tasanbne'~"~n~~~I.(';:::~e(t~~ ~ rpgular mcetlll/: of Council, but A rlt;llll.c,,(l Degr f'O In IIr"nan sociati on at a meeting of the organ- , elajllt Naliol/al S('ll/rrl(l / the erection of the n \\' Icment:l ry no action (m thc measure which R elaliol/S Will Be G ranted I IN'z'eat\viOan,'I< hNeledw Tcuee,s,tdua,:y eCvleunbi.ng in the H ILrtinl! l'lr eir BILsi n ess school building in thc C:1 J,l itol Trail d bcen desi l(ncd to limit parking 0 one hour on several treets adja- The University of Delawncr has an- Other offic rs elected at thnt timc The statement, that som ct hi ~g should a l'~~ e selected site was' purcha~crl from 10 the Ulli Vl'rsity of Delaware. ~10unced that ~ master of arts degree werc: Mrs. Alan Colbul'n, vice p resi-I be , done about .he s~anda l s In Wash- F. E. B. I\1cCann and Is located iust ci l read for the second and final In human relatIOns will be granted by dent; Mrs. Ivan Parsons. secretary; Ington rcgardlng' mm~ coats came back of Ihe former old school ~i tp n new city ordinance prohibit- the university in the future. and Mrs. A. H. BUl'nham, Treasurer. I from a n? \V so u~ ' ce thIS week . when on Capitol TI'ail ncar the junction of parking on the southerly side of The decision was based on the rec- Three new directors were clected to the Am erIcan mmk farmel's saId the Capitol Trail and Rcd Mill n . d b t Main Slreet between the Balti- ommendation of the committee on serve terms of thrce years. They were: I bad publioity w~ s hUI·ting their $100, two miles east of N wark. o~h :I P~~I rc and Ohio Railroad tracks and graduate studies to the university's George Neighbors, Fred Sposato, and OOO,OOO-a-ycar mdustry. Somcthlng. plll'chascri contains approximately t he city water towel' opposite the faculty. Mrs. Parsons. I they say, should be ? one. . . ightcen acres and thc price was re- Newark Country Club. The degree program will require 30 In making his annual report to the They saId the stones about polltl.cal ported as $21,000. Edwin Shakespeare Mayor Johnson announccd that ne- semester hours of graduate work, 24 members, Dr. Paul Dolan, retiring flgures II1volved In the scandals buymg of th e l'c:l1 state division of the Farm- gotintlons are still being carried out hOlO'S in course work and six hours president of the association, pointed mmk c oats- ~ r gettlllg the~ , as g~ft s-:- 1'. Trust Company acted as agent for with the studcnts and staff of the of thesis. ====. out Ihat the board has been follow- h~s put an unjust stigma on .hell· the boa rd of education in the ncgoti- un iv~rsity regarding the parking slt- It is explained that since this is an - Clarence If, Jlopklns ing so far as possible the suggestions I ploduct. ations. uation on W. Delaware Avenue, Amstel experimental program requiring a made by Weaver Pangborn, who was It has hurt business, . thcy com- Planned to house gradcs one through Avenuc, Kent W:lY, and Winslow Road high degree of individual r esponsibil- At the annual meeting of the board I'etained to make a survey of the city's I Dr, Walter H. BluGIler plall1ed, and asked the NatIOnal Grange six, the new schoo l will scrve that and for that rca son advised Council ity, "students should be expected to 0cfomdplarneCytorhseldofontheJanFUaarrmyer8s, TrCluars ~ rmeacdr eeatpioOsnSal"b l enebeydSt'heTNhieSwas l~krvSeYoro\pvta,,~ I Dr. Waltcr H. Bluch.er, e >-ecu.tive di- and. the Amel'lcan Farm Bureau Fed- al'ea of thc Newal'k school district cast to d fcr for thc time being any action have a superior scholast,ic index upon ence H Hopkll1s prominent Newark mist Club which underwrote thc cost rector of the AmerIcan SocIety of erallo~ lO help . o(r,~et the false and of the city bounded by the school dis- on the ordinance which was due for admission. Personality and character, Planning OffiCials and the ASSOCIatIon damagln!,; publtclty. (ricls of Hockessin, Stanton and Chrls- its fina l reading Tuesday night. are important." bUSinessman, was elected a member of the survey.. of State Planning Agenoles. WIll be Harold . W. Reed. of Elkhorn; Wis., tiana. . ------of the board. Acccordlllg to MI. Dolan, the sug- . k . ' I . N' representing thp Mmk Ranchers Asso- School off' . Itt d th t th _ -- , 14 Year Old Y th Mr. Hopkins, who has been em- gestion of a full-time director of rec- ~~est spea f CI at t 1e annual cwm k ciation, wrotc that the vast majority li mina' pi IClaf s St~ e a I e r rc- Mayor Wallace J ohnson announced - ,,- OU ployed for many years by the Conti- reation was not carried out since the h amber h0 Commerce banquet to be of women wearing mink arc "l1oighl y schoo; I ~UiJ~ns o~ e ~ ew e eme~ ary ld vC this week that the n~xt meeting of the Cllarged With Theft nental-Diamond Fibre Company is at City Council did not consider i.t a nec- J: a.t t I~ Newark Country Club on respectable peoplc of discriminating and they \~:~f b: r e::~te~O~~ et~d Newark City CounCil will be h ~ l d on " prescnt secretary and trea s ur~r of that essary budget expense at thiS tIme, nU:l1 y . taste." district Board of Edl;cn ion at it.> r~ ~ Tuesday evening, January 22, In the Of Wa t c h. Wallets concern, and holds several OffICes WIth although the body did not wholly re- . ular monthl l' F ·'d · ;t Council chambers. , " companies associated \~ith the flrm. ject the idea. Mr. Pan g hor~ had re- Schedule ChauO'eu Newark Chamber Of 'rhcse PI~n~e s l~~7v onth~1 a~on~;eci . H? IS treasurer . and dIrector of the Ipo ~·t ed the nee? of a f ull-tIme dlrec- b" ~" building to be a one-slory, £ -SIr:aPCd In other action, Council passed an Newark Police 'Recover Two Diamond .state Fibre Comp~ny o~ Can- , tOt ~s a necessity. . For Dental Exams COllllllerce To Hold structure of functional design con- ' Vallets ' Seek Public ada, Ltd., secretary and heasuler of MI. Dolan :l lso pOlllted .out that h e . • tnining at tlte pres nt twelve cla "- ~~~il~:~~~e:t~!~ I:t~~:tu~.~: i~ u~;~ i;ngdu~~ , H a~~g CorporatIOn; and IS at present has advocated that th ~ CIty of New- Of Newark ChIldren Banquet ElectIo n rooms and administrative offices. . trial area; a law classifying those areas Help On Other servlIlg as secretary of the Newark ark ~ I so support wIth cIty funds a eom- . , Schoo l officials pointed out that whell brought into the city limits by the. Count~y Club. , mun~ty park for. the use of the com- Parents Urg'ed To Bring All the occasion demands, the addition of adoption of the new charter as RS. Newark poltce department announced He IS a graduate of Goldey College munl~y. No actIOn has been taken Dr, 'Vatter H, Blucher "Viii another wing would make it a U- districts; an ordinance regulating the thIS wcek that It had solved the case and. attended the Wharton Scho.ol of In thiS. endeavor. Children Not In School Speak At Annual Affair shaped structul'e containing 24 class- operation of motor buses on and over of the dlsappearmg wallets. and rma.nce of the Umvers- b In report tO J an_ 22, 23, 24 January 17 rooms. ~u s l~e~ h~~ fl~7,al d t~~ ~et~- the slt'eets of Newark; an ordmance A 14-year-old youth was appre- I y O' ennsy vania. fl~~~ dri~e h~da~e:I~~:~"~~:proxi~at e ;; Also included in the building is creatmg an election board of three hendcd and chalged WIth the stealing 2400 th O d th t flit d Mi ss Madha Coverdale Newark space desIgn cd to mcet the needs oC members, and regulating the methods o~ three w~lI e t s and a wrist wate~l Teen-Age Panel TO !t the s :~i1;:;~ga~)OO I :nd e~~h~~ aecct:i_ school nUl'se, announced th'is week a Ne\~a rk Chamber of Commerce will the community for a m ~e ~ing place and procedures to be used in all city II o~ the TI alnmg House on the Unl- • lies had increased the association's change in the schedule for the free hold .. ts annual banquet and elec!Jon f?l' parents and other CIVIC groups. lecti ons and registrations. ersl.ty .of Delaware ca,:",pus. The for- DISC llSS Adolescent receipts for the ycar to over $4000. He dental examinations for children be- of offIcers at the NC\~ark Country Club 'lh~ s. spacc IS ~,rovlded. fo,~ in . Wh~t Counci l went on r ecord as being llIel mJllate of Fell'ls I ndustrial ,. also stated that the Universit of Del- tween the agcs of three and 14 living on Thursday, Janua ~y 17. at 6.30 p.m. otTlclals call a. cafetorlUm whIch 18 highly dissatisfied with the lack of School bad been working at scvc~'al In COllllllunlty SerIes aware had refunded the $500 !ee which in thc arca served by Newark water Joseph McVey Wi ll serve. as. toast- a ~afeterla w~th tables 'lnd benches coope ration shown by the State High- places here m . Newar,k and .a senes ___ had bcen charged for thc use of thc scrvice. master and gucst ~pea k e.rs .w Ill mclude which are eaSIly folded back into the Department in maintnining main of thefts a~d ~ , ~appea! IIlg arttcles had . , ' • university's swimming pool during the Thesc tcsts which are necessary as Dr.. JO.h~ A. PerkIns, ples ldent of the walls of thc ro.om to cl ear the tlo~r thoroughfares in the city of follo~ e d hIS tl all. 1\IISS LOUI se R. Whitcomb To summer a phase of the water fluoridation pro- Umvelslty of Delaware .and .Dr. Wal- ~v hen the occasIOn demands. When It Working on the idea that it P olice were able to recov.er two . of I Show Movies As Part ' gram being carried out in the com tel' H. Blucher, executlC dl re~ tor of IS d os ll' ~ble lhe. tables alonc can bp (Continued on Page 8) the stolen wa~ e t s , but a thlrd, whl~h . N k T k PI ml.lnity were previotlsly scheduled for th ~ Amel'lcan SocIety of Plannmg Of- folded mto the walls leaving tbe ______the youth chums he threw away m Of Program ewar . an .- alIt J 14 15 d 16 ficlals. benches to be used by thc audiencc. the vicinity of the Deel' Park Hotel, I --- Sh P , 0 a~~,~:,;ts ~f l;r:~seho~ 1 agcd children Mayor Wallace Johns?n and memb~rs If the preliminal'y plans arc ap- D ance T ealll has not been found. Police have asked I Miss Louise R Whitcomb, DelawaJ'e OWS rogress n. are urged to bring their children to o~ Newark City CounCIl have been m- proved tr; the Newark District Board . " that anyone who may have found thIS home management specialist of the . An . . th s ~hoo l tor examin ation according vlled to ~ttend along With .all inter- of JCa.l ~'" t thfo meeting O~ Friel ' o P resent P 1 Ogl aln artl~le, or ~ho k nows anythmg about Agricultural 'Extension Service of the FIr s t - nlve r sal y to t.his revised schedule: children with ested bu~mes slne n of the cIty. ." lJ., .1t. I .' ~y •.'iil be Htl'ltd', . . h 1'1 H II a. "allct bemg found, WIll do the po- University of Delaware, will show a ___ last names beginning with A to G, on Followll1g the dinner the body w!11 .fot' ap?roval to thc State Boehl t M I tc e a lice departm.ent a favor by contactmg series of movies entitlcd a "Typical J·anuary 22; those bcginning with H elect five members to the board of Ed~c~t1on , and then to the State Scb'oo) them. at pollee head.quartel's. ThIS ar- Home" at thc fourth in the series of This ' Vcek Ma rl,s One Year to R, o'n 'J aouary 23; and those begin- directors who Will serve for terms of BlIlldmg Program,tBoard, members of Attend lIcle IS n~ed e d as eVld~nce In the case. community meetisgs on subject of S in ce Ground Broken ning with S to Z, on January 24. Hours three years. Once these ,:,embers :I re whIch are G ov. Elbert N. Carvel, Max A man s Bulova Wl'lst \~atch which "Adolescents at Home," to be held in ll}' Chrysler fOI' the examinations on these days elect d, the board of dlrectol's WIll Terry, .c hamnan of the State Board or Performance On Campus was stolen at the same time has ~ot Wolf Hall on Monday evenin g, Jan- will be from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to within the next seven da~s select one Educalton ;and Harris B. McDowell, January 16 been reco.vered and t~e youth cla~m s uary 14, at 8 p.m. 3 p.m. in the clementary school. The of their group to be presIdent of t~le Jr., Secretal'yof State. he . lost. It somewhel e between .he I Maurice B. Field, New Castle County One year ago today ground was cxaminations w ill be given by Miss Chamber to succeed Ford McBel ty (Continued on Page 8) . ' . unIversity ca~pus and. Elkton Road. 4 H Club agent, w ill act as moderator broken for the huge Chrysler Dela- Mat'garet J efl'rey, director of oral hy- \~ hO holds the office at the present The C ultur~ ~ Relaltons Committee Anyone knowmg anythmg about t.hlS of a panel of eight teen-agel's who ware Tank Plant here. giene for the State Board of Health. tIme. 10 . . I A .. ' . . the Umve:. ,ty of Delaware, m co- watch should .contact the lo.ea l police. will discuss situations pertaining to In lhe intervening 12 months a 240 Those children in school will be ex- Those members who have been nom- U t s I ( e Ctlvltles w~th the D~partment of Newark poltce .were notIfied of the the adolescent and home life. Mem- acre farm and wooded area has been amined during regular cl ass hotll'S, said inated to flll the board posts to date Of N ' k S I PhYSIcal EducatIOn and Ath- theft of these arllcles from the Tram- bers of thc panel are: Helen Laws, converted into a nearly-completed de- Miss Coverdale, unless thei r parents are: George NeIghbors, Eugene Sltltz, ewal tUt ents IS presentmg a program fea- mg House on Sunday mornmg and Elaine Mueller Charles DePrisco, fe nse plant having slightly more than 'eq st othe wise The keeping of sta- I Oscar Trivits, Samuel Handloff, and S ] . F . P ,.. . two not~ d m~ ern dance arlt ~~, by mid-afternoon had taken. the sus- James Dormar, ~ Il from Pencader 4-H 1,000,000 sq. ft. of flo or space under ;i s t~~ on p:e - sch~o l age children are Russell Bing. Any other name may 11 )Ject or • r 'A, ualY ~6th . m MI tchell r:all at 8.1., pect mto custody. He wa~ lde.nbfled Club; Esther George, J ohanna Miller, roof. . especially important in evaluating the be submitted by members pl'lor to the Thele will be n.o ~halge. for ~d- by perso~s. v.:ho had seen hIm 101termg Sylvia Field, and Edward Wilson, of In addition to the vast construction fluoridation program and they w ill be actual electIOn. . and the public IS cordially In- m the v~cmlty of the .crlme on Sat- the Blue Hen 4-H Club. achievement there. has also been used in judging the success of the pro- Other members of the pr~s~nt board Pal'enls Of E lementary And vlted.. Ul'day- mght, and police had 11 ~tle Mi ss Whitcomb is a graduate of production of medIum and heavy gram in curbing tooth decay in thc of dIrectors are: Dean W,lliam P~n- High School SI udents Em l~~C~~~~de la:nt~~:o~tR:i~::d h:~~ ~'~~~te ~~ltI;ng :a~~n~~:~~ ~:~ ~~~~ ~i::;;;'O~~ ~~~eg~ e :nd E~~~anedxt e~~it~~ ta~ks~i1ot modcl T-43 heavy tank has Ichildre n. :~s~hed~~~v~;.s;~ye o~c ~~~; :!r:~~~~!~'~ Meet Jan. 17 duo among America's young mated to have been in the three \Va l- prior to coming to Delaware. Before already been built at the Chrysler V. . .. N. H Wein berg, Thomas Foster, Alfred Mc-- . . . In lhel r extraordmary .ap- lets. was not recovered. accepting the present position with the plant. It was completed on Novem ber ISltmg III se as Clary. Eugene Stiltz, Herbert Hollings- PUPI ~ actdvlty on the elementary choreograp~y and thea trl c~1 Agricultural Extension Servic.e, Miss 19-ten months after ground was 2805 C II I ] 951 worth. Theodore J ones and George and high school levcls.ll1 thc Newark pre,;entaUOln , th e~ b~ · tng to the public $12 312.29 Reported Whitcomb served as home demonstra- broken and two months after the first ' a s n . Jackson. schools WIll be the top~c ~or the next nt combll1atlOn of drama and , lion agent for Kent County. piece of production mach inery was In addition to Ford McBerty, presi- Paren.t - Teacher Assoclabon meeting , . . By -Cit y TreaSllrer The adolescent series is sponsored installed. A total of 2805 visits during the dent, other offic~rs of the Chamber held m the s~hoO I auditonum on J ao- Flankel, :ormerly a solOIst WIth by the Newark branch, American As- When ground was broken a y~ar ago, year of 1951 were reported by Miss a.t the .present .t'me are: Ralph Bro- uary 17, at 8:15 p.m. . C h ~r l es W e ~ d.ma n Dance ~eatre sociation of University Women in co- the tank plant personnel conSIsted of Alice Leak, Newark,'s visiting nurse, SIUS, vIce presIdent; ~dw1O Sha~e s- In anno~mcmg the plo ~r am, Charles major televISion networks, IS the December Balance Lower operation with the Agricultural Exten- only a score or so of employees in a Of the total calls made, 2594 were for pea re, treasurer; and Wilham WarrIck, E. Coopel, I~ro g ram chall'man, stated . . and one of the m ost r.apldly Than November sion Service and the school of educa- single room in Detroit. Today nearly nursing purposes and 211 instructional. executive secretary. that the tOPIC Will be presented in a rlslllg among the new generation of tion at the University of Delaware. 700 people, most of them trom the Twenty chronic cases which includ- combl?ed group of eleme nt~ry school danc~ ehoeographers. Mr. Ryder, a . These meetings and lec'tures are de- local area, are employed. Within the ed cancer, apoplexy, arthritis, diabetes, Osceola LodO'e Will and hIgh schoo~ parents: ThIS m ee t~ g promment member of Mart~a Gra- City Treasurer's report whIch w~s signed to give the parents of the com- next year employment is expected to anemia, and heart trouble, were car- " ~ . . IS the foul:~h 10 a serIes d e v~~opmg hams compan.y, b~mg s . much dIrectness s l~bmltted t ~ the meetmg of Newark s munity a chance to discuss and to increase to 3000 or more... . ried throughout the year, while six Install New OffIcers t~e th.eme Know Your School. Ear- and drama lt ~ unagmatlon to the CIty CounCIl Tuesday night showed better understand the future adults of Biggest of the five princIpal bUlld- chronic cases were treated over a her programs hav ~ ~tlemp~ed to cover dance. He IS a. combat veteran a cash on hand balance of $12,312.29 the community. ings comprising the Chrysler Tank peniod of six months. Non-chronic ~enera l school pol!cl e~; gwdance, test- of World War 11 With five batt~e stars, as of December 31, 1 ~51. Everyone in the community is cor- Plant is the manufacturing building. cases included maternity, pneumonia, Grand Chancellor Willie T, mg, and human. relatIOns; health and al~ng WIth being a great arti st, and Electl'lc. h ght r ece lp~s of $18,184.22 dially invited to attend tl}c meetings It provides an area of nearly 900,000 sq. grippe, accidents, etc. Gray To Preside phYSIca l educatIon. . brings . ~uch needed directness and and electriC power rectpts .of $6,823.15 and join in the discussions. ft. under a single roof. During the month of December Miss J ean~ette Thoroughgood .wlll serv masculmdty to the dance. . were trye largest Income ltems. In that building there have already Leak reports a total of 257 calls 237 of as chaIrman fOI ' the meeting. Other It has been a number of years smee Other majot sources of city incomc S T 0 bcen installed a substantial portion of these were nursing while 20 \V~re for Formal installation of offic ers of faculty mcmbers who will participat a Newark audiencc has had the pleas- included: $1,350.22 irom water rent, Boy COlltS 0 p e n the estimated 600 machines, 2000 fix- instructional purpo~es Osceola Lodge No. 5, Knights of are: Henry Brader, who will present llre of seeing a p.rofeSSional dance $582.31 from property tax receipts, and • D ,,' S ,.1 tures, 4000 tools and 3500 gages which Fivc cases of apopiexy necessitated Pythlas w ill be held on Monday, J an- a brief o~ e rvi cw of the elementary program on the MItchell Hall stage $574.00 trom magistrates fines. DIme lIVe , a tUI uay will bc needed for the volume produe- the most calls with a total of 56. Three uary 14. Grand Chancellor Willie T. sc?oOI aeblvlty pr~ g ram; Mrs.. Cath- and this performance will go toward Total receipts for the month of De- ___ tion of heavy and medium tanks to cascs of ncrvous diseases ranked sec- Gray and his staff will conduct thc el'lne Bonney-JunIor High Activities; making a well rounded program of thc cemb r amounted to $28,028.67, wl"il e Undcr the direction of Joseph R be built by Chrysler under contract ond, necessitating 31 calls. install ation ceremonies. Officers to be St~nlcy Glbbs-Student Publi ~a tions; :lrts for the wmter season. cash disburscments for the month Perkins, who has been appointed gen- with Army Ordnance. . . Following is a breakdown of the installed are: Dr. John R Downes, Jel ome Merkel- Student Drlvmg; !I a~o unted to $32,60 1.61. T.he excess of eral chairman oI the March of Dimes Already completcd a~d In operatIOn month's calls: paralysis, two cases, 21 chancell or commander; Herman Wol- LeW IS MI ll er- ServIce Clubs: MISS C I ass 8-2 Presents dIsbursements over receIpts rcdu~ e d campaign in Newark, plans ar<; being is the boiler plant .v.:llIch hou s~s. the visi ts; apoplexy, five cases, 56 visits; laston, vIce chanccllor; Arthur Mac- An~ Gallahcr:-Student CounCil ; Gll the cash on hand balance amountmg completed for Kewark's participation equipment for provldmg all bUlldmgs accidents, one case, four visits; heart Clary, prelate; Charlcs B.u sslck, master ~Ol.e . ?tl- MlsceJlaneous Clubs and ProO'ram to $16,885.23 at the end of November in this n:ltionwide fight against in- on the si te w!th heat and hot ~vat e l : disease, five cases, 25 visits; one case, of works; Allen E. SmIth, secr~tar y; ctlvlltes. Dramatic o to the present $12,3 12.29. fanWe paralysis. • and also. provl~ es compressed 01.1' fOI foUl' visits; heart diseasc, five cases; 25 Frank Dumall, finan~lal secretary, Roy ------On Saturday morning, January 12, general 1I1dustl'l al u s~s : ' . . _ visits; thrombosis, one case, seven.~is- Re.ed, tre,asu.rer; Oll~ e Levcrage, mas- C orp. Jol1n Brie rley Class 8-2 at the Kewark High School SCUluau Gc or ~e J. Mart.in Ncwark Boy Scouts will be out in full The . two- ~ tory ~dm ml stratlO n bIllld its; d,tabetes; two cases, eight VISIts; tet of al m ~, Howal.d Johnson, inner .. pres nt on We dnesday, January RtF N D 1 force in support of this campaign. ing,. WIth dimenSIons of 560 ft. by 60 cancel'. Olle case. eight visits; sinus, one guard: .D.avld O. Hames, outer guard; llome O n Fllrlough a play entitled "Examination Day . CpOl' S 01' avy 1I y They will covcr the town in a blitz pf- ft. IS expected to be ready fOI' occu- case, fOllr visits; intestinal disease, six and ":',lIle T. Gra~ , trustee. Wood Hill Schoo!." Scenc of thc Ge~rge J . ~art ll1 , 20, seaman ap- fort to assure the donation envelopcs pancy wltltm . two months.. _ cases; 19 visits; kidney disease, lour Durmg the meetlOg of Monday, J an- - -- Is a room at the school in which prentice, U:SN, son of Mr. and Mrs. al'e delivered to every home in this The one-mIl e tank test track ha. co es, 29 visits; nervous cLiseases, three ual'y 7, thc rank of pagc was con- I{orean Veteran Has Two ination ds being given the John M81·tlll, 25 Benny S:rcet, New- city. becn complcted and progress has been cases, 31 visits; anemia, thrce cases, fen'ed upon G. Wallace Butterworth. Brothers In Arm The local school board is pres- ark, Dcl., has reported to EIghth Naval The following Saturday, J anuary 19, made on construction of the tank rc- ight visits; miscellaneous cases, 11 y h Ip tcst thc children. Distri~t headquartcrs in New Orleans the Boy Scouts wiIJ make the rounds pail' shop and final paint shop. cascs, 38 visits. Curlis L. Hoffman To Bring for the program is Fay (01' hIS flr~t re gt~ lar Nav.y du:y .. of the city homes again, this time to Mes ape At Calvary Church Corporal John H. Brierly, son of and the announccr is Rob- He received hIS recrUIt trammg at . k up the donation envelopes dis- F uneral Services Held Wesley Chapel Marks Eud " Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brierley, 113 the U. S. Naval Tr:lining Center, Great i:~buted the previous week. Curtis L. Hoffman, a stud nt at Cro- Cleveland Avenue, arrived home thi..'! Wnldridge will play the part Lakes,. TIl., in December 1951; In addition to the donation boxes For Mrs. Sal'ab M. Lloyd of First Year's Services zer Theological Seminary, will lead the week on a thirty-day furlough a fter teacher, Miss Fanny Marks, Martlll was. graduated from l'\?~ark wh ich have been placed in various Mrs. Sarah M. Lloyd, 83, of 24 North Sunday, January 6, marked the cli- morning worship hour at Calvary serving lor the past year with the Cooper plays Bob Coleman, High School III June, 195 1 and. Jomed stores throughout the community, dimc Chapel Strect, Kewark, died last Sun- max of the fint year of servi~es at Baptist Church on Sunday morning, 11th Airborne Division in Korea. Corp. of the t acheI'. the Navy at Pblladelphla. Pa., 111 Sep- cards have been mailed to all rural day at Smyrna after a short illness. Wesley Chapel, New London Road, January 20. Brlerl y wears flve battle stars and n of the school board will tember. post office box holders In the area and Born an Maryland, Mrs. Lloyd Route 896, with an average attendance :r1s subject will bc "Mission Work unit citation. by: Arnold Lee, Nor- arrangements have been made with moved to Newark about 20 years ago of 63. ~Ith th ~ Crow I ndIans·. and colorcd He was returnc"' '0 thc United State" , Ray Vannoy, Randolph BINGO PARTY the management of the State Theater . from Glasgow. She was the widow Those sponsoring thcse services ex- slIdes WIll be used to illustrate the under the Army's rotation plan ant.! Joscph Pcrkins, Miriam WII On Friday evening, January 11, at to have several collections made dur- of Henry Lloyd. Surviving are a son, press their deep apprecIation for the talk. . following hJs furlough at home he Barbara Jackson. 8 p.m., the J . Allison O'Daniel Post Ing movies there. John Thomas Lloyd of Newark, with interest and cooperation given them C.alvary Church meets 10 the Ma- wm report to Camp Campbell, Kcn- of the room will be played No. 10, American Legiion will hold Edwin Shakespeare, treasurer of the whom shc lived, and a daughter, Mrs. by the folks of the community. sonIC Hall on E. Delaware Avenue, tucky, for further assignment. Jinny Starkey, Peggy a bingo party in tbe Legion Home Newark campaign, has urged that ev- Ida Rhodes of Stanton. Regular services are held each Sun- with ~unday . School at 9:45 a,m. and He is one of thrce sons of Mr. and Karcn LeVigne, Sandra on Delaware Circle. A fin e list of cash ery member of the Newark area con- Funeral services were h eld at 2 day with Sunday School at 10 a.m., WOrshIP servIces at 11 a.m. All ~em- Mrs. Brierley now serving in the Mary Waller, Frilz Wol!, Su- and other prizes will be given . All in- sider the flnc work done with these p.m. Wednesday at the R T. Jones under the direction of the stlperin- ~ers of the community are COrdIally armed forces. Two others, Robert and Handlo", Dorothea Kakavas, J,,>tn- teres ted persons are cordially invited funds and contribute as often as pos- Funeral Home, Newark. Interment was tendent, Herman Glick, and m ornlng 10vlted to attend thlS and all oUrer Paul, are now stationed together at MllIer and F red Gaines. to attend. sible. in Glasgow Cemtery. worship service at 11 a.m. services at the church. Fort George Meade, Md. The Newark Po t, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, January 10, 1952 schools and sending the "Buzz" through Two the mail w ill be done by A llene P t t :npitnl T.·a il Nf'wS Delaware 1\'lotorists\ YELLOWJACKET erson. Bob R berts will b e the art ROOFING - HEA'rING - SHEET METAL WORK Julius Ryland Win editor and Paul F a ir and D ave Hurm ROOFING REPAIR - ASHESTO AND BRICR WING MarjorIe M. P~~~~ P6 3~o rre spo ndent Will Pay Increased l HI G H L I G H T S will take care of photography. P at Be Made J>['es ident of l Stewart, a new s tudent in the soph Pbone Taxes Dul'ing 1952 By tI,!' .1 ()llrnl1 li<; m Class omore class. w ill do publicity 'or N-ewark. Delaware . ewar l- .A.A.C.P. Editor. Arthur Boulden the "Buzz". Typists for the pap r w ill Mr. and Mrs. Dona ld M. Dan'ell and Typical Owner W ill Pay be Marilyn Hildreth and Barbara Jo Fon. Danny. of Atlanta. r.~orp i a were ...... --. II Record $101.96 Student of the Week-Gene Keeley Wa kefield. I • • • .John W. Flamer Wi ll Preside holiday guests of Mrs. Moil leI' Darrell. Gene. better known as "Crash." is The January issue of the Newark • Capitol Trai l. ]VIr. Da .... r ll is the 50n NOW OPEN! I t Ins talla tion Here . Due to recently enactcr! federal one of the friendliest seniors in the H ' h ' 11 b bl' h d . of Mrs. Miller Darrell. Janua ry 15 i Mrs .. D ar \~\l l~i· t1~e~~~,~p~:~1I1h~e~.0~~ gasoline and automotive t a~ tncreases. Class of June 1952. H e was born May s ~;rt ~~ ~~. ;~i S f:Ul·~~ag~S ;ap I;? i~ • A "REAL" TV AND RADIO The N wark Chaptpr o[ N.A .A.C.P. ~m.e l ec ;~ /t N J ' Y g the tYPIcal Delaware vphlCle owner I. 1934. in Wilmington. Del aware. publi shed eight (8) times a school • \ National A,snriation for th~ Ad van~c- a~1~.~y:n d 0 ~,:S. ~~, OS e l s~ tte ll . P olly w ill pay a r ecor ~ $101.96 in sprcial Gene came to us from Christiana year. • SERVICE CENTER m nt of Colored People) WI ll h ~ve Its Drummond Road. returned home l ast molOrlng taxes th IS year. Charles W . in the seventh ""ade; he is majoring in Cissie M urphy. • t6 ~.ew of ICCl'S Install ed at a meet,lng on Thursda from a vi; it w ith th .lr Lawson. manager of the Delaware n g('n(,l'al course -0- All Calls Ser viced Promptly t uesday. J anuary J5 .at the Cl eve l ~nd :' . J 0 L 'd . M _ All tomobile Association. p rec'.icted to- \1\~ V 'and his' favorite Student of the Week-Barbara J o • Av nue Community Center. Meetmg daughtel . MI s. . . conal . 111 a d ' - ;nrl s ems to • Day or N i ~h l will .stnr , t at . 8'30' pm:: •• 1 tuchMri.n. and New MI's J ..ersey.J ohn Trivits and datll'h- a~.'lh e car and truck ow ner. S specI.. 1 - be Business Law. Barbara J o, WakefienOw a ldjunior at NHS. • J ohn W. Flamel. m chal ge Ofrft! e Iter " Debby " Capitol Trail motored to tax bill w il l hit an nU · timp hi~h "H'n it comes to was born on J uly 15. 1935 in Newark. Philadelphia N.A.A.C.P. regIOnal 0 ICC. . d'" V... . 'I ' t S d because tax rates are now at their sports his chief in- Jo takes the academic course and says • All work guaranteed satisfactory will be th installing offi cer. The new , ~~:.:n :~ :~ \ ..:~ ~r~ ~18ivr a .~~ , ' s e~~ ;e:~; peak. Mr. Lawson explained. ·prest is football. that French is h er favorite subject. • O f~~~~~d :~~: Julius Ryland; vice-presi- and M rs. William Riviello. He. said "the f\l ll "n:nact of t~ e As an extra activity h e pal·t icijlates After g raduation she hopes to attend • dent M,'s Earl Saunders; r ecording White Clay Creek Prcshyt"rian Church heaVIer federal taxes ,: '11 be felt JI1 ~n the Boys L eaders' Club. His ~obb'y the University of Delaware. Later sh e • NIGIIT CALLS sec r ~ta l' y. 'MIS Al thul J oh nson. COll - The J anua ry meeting of the session 1952. when the motorist finds h n'" IS roller katmg and Alan Ladd IS IllS hopes to tra vel. e ",,'00' ..,,,' . .... M"h, H'''"' w,; "''' ,0 Moo'" " ,"0 woo, " ,"" ," '" ", d"';o, , .. moo:, "". . " ''''om ""'" '" ,H ,,",, ,,00" • Answered and serviced from 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. fi elr! ' tl eas~,ur el. Mrs. A lex Coates. the ChLIl ch at whIch lime plans were cost"."':~'s H , Wh,, 'e~n askll1!:. G e n.~ about . gO ll1 g She p lays left fullback on the Jack- • C ~mmi tt ee chairmen: Membership. made (or t he annual congregational Under the new scale oC feeleral ~t~ady. he .... eplled. Van ety IS the eUes' 6quad. In our band. sh e serves • ON TV ONLY Mrs. Go rl'e Wilson; publicity. Colbert Ian d corporation meet,i ng to be h eld at a utomobile excise taxes. which. to.ok ~~~~~~: Il fe. HIS pet peeve IS bleached as acolor g uard. Other activities which • Wood I gal redress; Earl Saunders. leg- church on Wednesday. J anuary 23rd. eff ect Nov. 1. the .t:(a~o!.lne tax IS l'l - . keep Barbara Jo very busy are serv- ,,"";, . Goo,,, wn" " ,"'00. M"'"' "', m,,""' wm " p,,","d " , """d " ,., "'"', , " nO'. ' .om c." ","" , ''''. H ,,," ~ "H. '"'." """ "" "', B"" ,,,. ,,' • Johnson; hou, ing. M .. s. Francis OwenS; Icov er ed dIsh supper. , . the preVIOUS 1. If., cents. The excIse tax weIghs 165 pounds. has, brown eyes takll1g driver training lessons. • a " Entertainment. Mrs. J uliUS R yland ; Each or g ani a ti o ~ o( the church. IS on new motor cars is up to 10 pe r and black h air. In th future h e Jo is five feet. four inches iaU. • church. Mrs. L loyd Badson; veterans. requested t o apPoll1t a rep r ese nt a \J ~e cent from 7 per cent and the fnrm ~ r plans to . enter a trade school. weighs 116 pounds. has large green- Open Daily from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Oort" Q",," '" ""'" ",,"m . Coo. " " .., " '"' "mm"'" w",," w,n ", " , '" "," " H",k>. '"'" W, w,," "" "" " '"ct<. c.", "".".,, " .. ,"d '"'" '00" h , h . • nc!iLls Morgan; Chapla in. Rev. Edward \ be responEdble for the above supper. truck trailers. automotive nar ts. and you're sur e to b e a success. Her hobby is dancing;. h er favorite • Closed Sundays McNair; executive commiUee member This committee will meet ImmedIately accessories has been boosted to 8 per Ethel lIanna. movie star. John Dereck; favorite food. • at la l'ge. George Wallon. following church service next Sunday. cent. - 0 - butterscotch pudding. When asked for All work done under F.C.C. Licel/ .~e o"" n L. O"H,w. ' "' " '"" ,,,,,,d '""" '" "'". "'", ' ,", " " " " ,,.,,,, ",,""' N,w B"" '''" C",_ ,,, ' ''' h" ,h, • president of the Wil mington chapter. I The J anuary meeting of the Young tax w ill m ean that Delaware motor- Margie Frye. a junior. was n amed replied.00""" "It all "d epe""nds.,"," Jo's""d, pet," peeve • will bring greetings (rom his branch. IAdult F ell owship was in charge of the ists must pay seven cents in state 1952 Editor of the Yellowjacket Buzz. is boys who brag. S he spends her Bpare • Ken's Television & Radio Shop A musical program will be provided newly-insta lled p r es l d ~ nt . John Mur- and federal taxes on every gallon of N"wark's school new.spaper. at a r e- time loafing and can us ually be founel •: 20 Academy Street . Newark, Del. by MI's. Dorothy Clayton Travers. lyric \ ray. on ?uesday of thIS .w eek '"A vel:y gasoline-they "buy." he added. This cent meeting of the Buzz stall' h eld on with Margie Frye. "Lyn" Hildreth. and Amy Lovett. Phone not yet Installed soprano. and Mrs. Arthur. J ohnso n ' I' lI1 t e r es tll1~ program entItled • . A Tnp equals a 36 per cent sal as tax on January 3. . . Amy Lovett. pianist. Mrs. Travers. solOIst at t he to MeX ICO was arranged by MIS. Greta gasoline-the heavdest tax imposed on The meetll1g was preSided over by • ~~ .'I' ~ Christ Church. Christiana Hundred. Ingram and Mrs. J ames BIsh op. a non-luxury pI'oduct in our state." Faye ~ ere dith. the r etiring e ditor. READ THE CLASS~D ADS •••••••••••••••• •• studied under F rances Sher idan Haut . The Sunday School r.oom was decor- H e pointed out that the federal In .addltlOn to the new editor. other ---- at the Wilmington M USic SchooL latec! to SUlt . the occaSIOn. WIth many gasoline and automotive excise t axes poslllons w er e filled. Guefts w ill be welcome. artIcles of lI1terest from MeX ICO on are not connecled w ith high way de- ~my L ovett was named associate dIsplay. Th ~se were loanecl by mem- velopment but are used for the sup- eclltor . Margal'et Row e and Marie 7]10W y. OIII' S h 1 I bel'S and friends.. . port of general government. Th se Woerner. were en amed n ews editors. " . C 00 s I Hecordll1gs of MeX Ican musIC were fi t I . d t Adverllsll1g w ill be handled by Eleanor 1 B . A. J . Thoroughgood [urn.ished by Rev. Bishop. R ep ~rt s on ~:~:uI~~:rein 'lI'~932 e ~ ~ ~o ~ ! l ne~)::t r; Davis and Dave Mackey. The position y ___ the tnp were gIven .as follows. Mex- de ression emer 'enc .. he sa.id. of secretary w ill be filled by Ellen W ith all the talk about II I r i ll Ib k I,co- the Land and the P eopl e. Mrs. .~ g y. Gallaher. The responsi·bil ity of cir- new engines, which . e p u an< 00 . J ohn Ingram; The R eligious Situation . Not only have. the federal gaso- culation of the "Buzz" w ill be in the car is proved America's Preparatl?nS are underway for the . in Mexico. Mrs. Paul P each ; The Work h ~e and automotive taxes b een r e- hands of Rhoda Ragan. Business man- tinest performer? T be The 102.465 M.P.H. 19.52- 1954 Hol gh School H andbook whIch 10f Our Church in MexicO. Mrs. J ohn tallled all these years. but they have agel' w ill be the 'ob of Belt Lou page recor~th e Wilson. been w ith each following. Murray. The sports J of the :~,'~I l~~ ~~s t;~ ~~'t~hi~o e~lit i ~ ~u~: n~:i~~ i n cr ~7se d ~B U ZZ" N
C ~· SSPOOLS. SEPTIC TANKS C LEJ' NED Odor1ess excavating, Free estimates. R: Gregg Jewelers J . We. t. Notting ham. P a . R D 2. Phone o lord fi51 -J-I. 7- 12-trc and IIversmltha FULl ER BRUSH A ND COMPLF.·I· E COS- meflc! servfce. Phone ewnrk M84 Sunbeam. Universal and O. E. An hooy Bone. a-23- Uc Small Elcclrlo Appliances REFTNlSRYO'IJR OWN FLOORS=E ASlLY 118 E. Main t. __;;;;; __ ....;;;; ______....;_;;;;;;; ______.;.._...;~' ! "'------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'J 1::~:r:~~rv~.urN~~~r: Pi.~c:nb~~orc~A nder . \ 3-11-tfe Delaware Routs Drexel Cagers Contest, 84-52 The Newark post In Philadelphia 10 19':2 === - The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, January , [) Ray Craw{OI'll cores 24· Points To Lcad DClaware :::;IX Cillb To e.'onel COIIF.;cclllive League nefe l/, ~ ; ve Stalwart YeUowjackets . Down!Newark Quintet Captures Thi~ Victol'y At P hilade1rhia Delaware Five Wins duPont Cagers F?r, Win In Beating Claymont, 69·59 The University of Delaware basketball team scored its second Middle Confer ence Opener Season's Secon d WIn Atlantic Conf I' nc victory of the season Tuesday night as the Blue H s swamped Drex I Institute, 84 to 52, before some 3,000 fans at Convention Hall Against Swarthulore B unny Bla ney Records Sea 0 11 Scoring Mat·1;: With in Philad Iphia. Bla ney Collects 28 Points 35 P oints As Newar k Han ds IIl«lian Ray Crawford, Dela wa re's leading scorer, once more took down game scodng honors as h ' nipped in eight fi e ld goals and eight fouls for a total Skip Crawford Connects For As Newark Leads All Fil'st Defeat or Year of 24 points to lead both clubs. Vern Lamkin, longated sophomor , tool< 31 Points To Lead Way To Win down runner-up spot fOI' the H ns with six fi eld goals and three fouls for Hen Attack Newark High School's rampaging Ye JJ ~wjacket s won their third strai hi victory of the curre nt season Tuesday night when they handed CIa ' g J5 points. ______.....-- Starting at a fast pace, the B lue and \ With Buddy Blaney contributing Gold jumped into a commanding Jead Before a capacity crowd at ~ arpe n - twelve fi eld goals and four fouls for High School its first defeat of the year 69-59. lmont Bunny B la ney once m ore was the b ig gun in the Newark attack h a. t the start of the game and th reatened \ tel' Fie ldhouse last Saturday night thp 28 points to lead the offense and during the first ;-' qlf to run away from University of Delaware bask etball K notts, D raper, Sparks and Draper ripped oft' a total of 35 points. garne r ed on 16 fi e ld goals and thr!'c f O lllsa~ ,e B0 WL I NG the opposition. Leading 28 to 7 at the team won its Middle Atlantic Con- playing bang-up ball, the Newark High la test spurt i,l1 scoring by the l'\ewark cager lifted his average abo~c ~ nd o( the fil'st q.uarter, D, e lawal'e con- I ference opener by rolling over Swarth- School basketba ll team scored an im- rl"co:d per ga~e a~erage of 26.7 hung up l ast year 111 eaptu1'ing th e St.le linued to pile up the score to lead at more College, 90-60. pressive 55 to 48 v ictory over P. S. scormg champlOnsll1p. RE S • Jim K ~o lt s too k run ner·up spot in SC 0 the end of the fU'st half by 39 to 14. Apparently completely recovered duPont High School last w eek as the CONT. DIAMOND INTER PLAN'r Drexel outscored the Blue Hens jn from the humiliation r ec€,ived at the Yellowjacke ts won thcJr second game . t the scorIng column for the YC II jackets as he connected for Six fioe~~ 1I 0rn Del't. Ma. chine Shop both of the fin al q uarters to cut dow n Ihands of powerful LaSalle College of the young season. New ar] {, A A QuInte J . Douglass . . 3961F . Bacon ." .. 394 the margin of victoq at the end. earlier the Blue H ens jumped i nto a The victorious Yel!owjackets tool< D e f eat s Coatesville ~~~~~s.and one foul for a total 01 13 S. Rash ...... 3981 . F ora ker .. . . 377 During the third and fourth quarters, lead right at the start an 11 -8 edge in the first period and comm~nd i ng John Newton, Claymont ccn t J . Sarapulski . . 338'S. oleman .. 343 Coach F red Emmerson sub stituted and continued to pour it on during the boosted the ir margin to 24- 16 a t the n J . Turr . . 427'.T. Del Collo ... 55" freely as the entire bench was given entire evening. h alfway point. The Dynahs again w ere I n Se ason 0 pen er ished behind. B laney in s co ri n;\o~: D. Cronhardt .. 5501Ed. Crowe . 464 an opportunity to perform for the Ray (Skip) Crawford h it the cords on the sho rt end of a 15-13 cou not in ors for the night m caging eight field Hand icap 555'Handicap. . . . 555 large Philade lphia audience. for ten fi eld goals and eleven fouls the third period, but came on during Gene Schaen Leads Scorers _ ~~a~~i:~~ four fouls for a total of Total . 2663' Total 2688 The box score: for a total of 31 points to pace the the fin al stanza to outscore Newark Fibre 1'ube Specialty Delawar e Delaware attack. U£,ing his now famil- 19-16 and threatened to pull the con- With 19 Points; Cataldi D espite the sensational SCoring ler- Fisher 403'Bryant 243 G. F. P . iar style of driving through the e ntire I test out of the fire. Next With 12 formance by N ewark's Blaney, 'the Eldl'eth . . . . 404'E. Crowe . 91 Lamkin , forward 6 3 15 opposing team for seemingly effort- Outscored from the fi eld by New- r ndl a n ~ m amtamed s.trong pressure on the wmners througnout the con test ~ 71~~~1 ...... ~ ~~ : ~~I~~: :!~ !,"~ : :!: ~~ ::::::~ ~ ~ ~~~~u!~~-~fs :!:'~iS~gt~~ta~of:,.o~~r:e::~~ ark, 24 -20, P . S. duPont caged e ight a nd l ~ none of the fOllr periods werd Edma nson . . 448'Murphy . . 404 Craumer, forward I 2 to 167 points and h is per-game aver - fO~II~e t0p," e ~~ n ;-~; o ~~e j~ ~~~OrW j~~~:i~~ se~seo~a ~~i S ~ e ~P~~~ ;t ~ ic~~~~e ~:~~ ~~e ;~~~ e ~~a~bl~o~~' o~~~~~:.e the losers Barrow .. . 520'P yle .. 414 Reed, center 1 2 age once m ore to above 20 points. wall oped Newark' s jayvee cagers in I the strong Coatesville Clippers in a Hand,icnp . . 5131Da v is 512 Kruzinsk i, center 3 9 Vern L amkin. 6-foot, 6-inch sopho- the prehiminary contest, 73-41. benefit game played at the Elkton Newark led a t the end ot llIe fi t Handicap 669 Utt, guard 5 10 more from Egg Harbor, N. J ., was an- The box score: Armory, 57 to 42. pe riod 21-17, and WE:r e in tront 4t~;4 Total ...... 30851 Total ...... 3238 Buechele, guard 1 2 other big gun in the Blue Hen attack , P . S. DuPont P aced by Gene Schaen, who scor ed at the halL Th.ey outsc :Cd Cblmont Glib d 5 1 11 G. F. P. 19 points on e ight field goals a nd three by one po mt m the third period t CIffiYSLER GffiLS INTER P LANT Ryan, guard 0 0 19inking six action sho ts a nd four fouls lead 59-51 at th,: b eg inning at th: 2 WeahvleZs C. a.. 1 5. 8 8 24 Rices forward 13 fouls, the local qu.intet came from b e- final stanza and Increased their lea. K. Siple. .. 3062571!, RB. LRitl, ttlt~, nMhoouPsea. r. IS3~5390 CI(~e.al ~I Ve. fh.~el~lg.d,' g!u~a:I"d~d . 0 0 0 ~~,fo l;ulp~)~:s fo r ;n aO i\~;t~o~i~total of h~aJ9 :::point:~ s.a~i~ l ~h~:! , R. mlth, forward hind in t he late stages of the game to B. CI sa s~ ama n to 69-59 as t h e contest end.. , ·. Be' dn'ar.ek .· . 3~7 Totals ...... 32 20 84 Joe Carroll, Swa rthmore captain and Hughes, forward 6 hang up the win. Coatesviile Jed at C laymont's jun ior varsity ealily de. . G"a.y . .. 3401P. J-li cks 125 . Drexel scoring leader. garnered seven fi eld Dick Goldberg Balick, forwa rd 8 the halfway mark , 23 to 21. F. Janney ... . 261 IA S h f fo d 2 4 Stellar defensive p lay makes Dick IB ernard. center 14 Buddy Cataldi and Leigh Challanger feated the N ewark J ayvees in the H Btind .. . . 176 P~'o~~s';~ , f~~~;~rd 0 0 goals and five fOUIS for a total of 19 Goldberg a va luable asset to the Uni- Armsh'ong, center . 0 followed closely for the ), unner-t:p prelimina ry contest, 67 -41. I Claymont 1164' Total .. 1373 Bretown, forward 3 6 with the versity of Delaware basketball team. Strosnider . guard . . 1 spot with 12 and 10 points r espectively. T ot ~iriliea d s po~netlsa;~r!ea\~ e ~~ e t oO s ~~'rk G. F. P. Pods MacCort, forward 6 12 opening whistle and opened up an Standing only a modest 5-foot, 11- Foraker , guard 0 All m embers of the team with the 4 H 2 6 .. . ;R:;dnons ,. Ii D;:; 2 Hineman , forward .. . ~s '.' JG~r~I'e~s~t~·n ~2~7~0 \1 ?~,n ee ;2461~8 \1 ~:~~I~le~~nftM is ~I;.wart d ~ 4 :~~~~i~·~:~ . ~~~r ~;~Cl~t e:h~i t~ee ~~~t::; ~71and~~ ~s,ca~~li;n be .,scoei~iunto:e d~l~~~ on ;to: cH o~ml {re~ thr~: ough ~hTa~~otalits~ ~ a;~a~d·;::. .20 48~ a~:tr k~ e~Hi;.g~o~o~'~~reh Schooll ~~%~~teams. ~r~~ t~~d t?e~~: L isk ey, forward 24 B lind 3001M: Murray . . 2731 0 with some importan t points w hen t he New ark"'"' Due to the fa ct that the team has Candelora, forward 0 0 w~ ~~ e~,n, g~l:':. t· ~~~st~:s:~~ir ~~.~~r~lO i~~~ ~~~~~: e~~u~~ 4 1JI Total 12091 Total 11 991 Lasku, guard 4 tl'e fill'st per 'ol d the H ens wel'e J'n h ' d S f tl ' G. F . p'[been unable to obtain a h ome court Marge, forward NEWARK GmLS MAJOR LEAGUE Seidel, guard 0 (ront, 24 to 12, and although Swarth- Blaney, forw ard 12 4 28 her e ,in Newark all gam es w ill h ave Newtin, center I 13 ~~~sbe~;e ha~w~~or e ~ :1' to~~~ ~tS~~ 6 0 12 Cont. Diamond Rhodes Drug Store Ba nks, guard 3 more picked up som e ground in the points for a r espectable per game Skinner , forward 0 0 0 to be played away. T entative games Campbell, g uard McFarlin 2391Reed 478 Toner, gua rd 2 second quarter , the B lue and Gold led average of 6 points. Knotts, forward 3 . 0 6, have been arranged w ith such t eams RG e,.eadw' legyU, argdlla l'd o 0 0 0 0 Barrow 3251J0nes 428 J ones, g uard ... I 3 43 to 26 at the half. Gray, forward 0 0 : in the area as: New Casp e Air Base, o Smith .. . 3401Di efe 417 Totals 19 J4 52 Debware Draper. cehter 3 1 7\ Dovel' Air Base, Cecilton of t he Ma30n Ebright, gu ard o 0 0 EdmanRo n 3841Eve lana 361 Score By Per iods G. F . p , Delaware M e r men Sobolewski. center 0 0 0 Dixon L eague, a nd the Kational Guard L ogan, guard 23 13 09 Blind 3981Dunn 409 Delaware 28 21 15 20-84 Lamkin, forward 6 4 16 Seidell , g uard 2 5 1t eam of Elkton. Totals G 3 I S 1 W. G F . P . Blan ey , for ward 16 Handicap 2281Handicap 174 Drexel 7 17 21-52 White, forward 3 0 6 et r( traig It ill, SBPr:arln'kbsl'e,gugaUradr'd 31 63 , Newark Newark 3 7 o a ...... 0 a . . , ... Kruzinsk.i, center " . T t I 19141 T t I 2367 S· k F I M 52 32 . woo,::;;"'" "O I S ;"~;;:; ' " C' ~' '" Blue H eu Wr es tiers ~;~:'~;:;r" .:. \ :: III am , - H~.~:::; . :"'" ,: ,: ~:;~~~ ,:::~:;~ "., : .: ~,~~.;::" ,:::.:::d . :: : Ph'U' 42 11'1 364 0 tiL f tt E d 3 0 6 Scor e By Periods Sch ae n, forward 8 19 K ase, for ward 2 I A. I C\~= ll ~~;'~ :: 4268 I D~'~~~S ...... 342 U ' C ass a aye e ~~,~:~e l~~la; ua rd 1 3 Krusberg Wn1S Two Events ; P . S, duPont . 8 8 13 19-48 D. Cataldi, center .. 6 12 Hurm, center .. .. 2 0 C. Chalmer s .. 5281Blind 382 With 23-13 Victory Goldberg, gua rd 0 2 Set New Pool 'Record Newark 11 13 15 16- 55 Records, center . . 3 6 Sobolewski, center 0 0 Handicap 751H andicHp 141 Tota ls 34 22 90 l EW' A. Cataldi, gua rd 4 Seydel!, guard 4 0 Total .. . 19071 Total 1765 Swarth mor e n asy In next Saturday w h en l1,ey m eet L e- I Lee, g uard .. 1 Sparks, g uard . . . . ,1 0 R ustic Inn Cubs Co nference Co-Champs Win G. F . P. ---, high away from home. Davis, guard I 2 Bramble, g uard 1 0 R b' 3391B t 312 0 I Th E A P lac fOi war I 2 5 Loni n Krusberg won two events, 300 Yd. Medley R elay: Delaware Totals. .. . . 26 57 Cleaver, g uard 0 0 CO 1l1 ~0 ~1 .. 278 l crya ~I k 35 1 n y ree ve nts s Mill~an, 'for~ard 3 7 setting a new Taylor J)ool r ecord in (Presn ell, McDan,i el, Ester) ; F&M Coatesville T otals ... . 32 5 ...... 352 Hens Dom inate J ones, center 3 10 the 220-yard freesty le event w h en he (Wosnack, Dorman, Uchin. Time: G . F . P . Score by Periods F~i~~r~ 344E :'I~~ tls l~n ?3 ___ Holl berg guald 2 8 cover d the distance in 2:2 1.5, to lead 3: 7.8. , , \JOhnSOn , forward 2 5 Claymont 17 17 17 3-$ g BG liraynd ,...... , ...... 3793671GN eaver ay ...... 33_00 University of Delaware wrestling CarroLl , 'g uard ...... 7 19 the University ?f Dela,:"a re s:vimmin 220 Yd. Free Style: K r usberg. D el. ; Holm es, for ward 5 10 Newark ., . ... 21 20 18 10-$ H andJc3[l ... . 3271Handic3jl .", 459 team won its second slraight vJctory of J Merson, forward . . 0 2 team to Its third stra ight v ictory of High van, F &M; K eogh, Del. R ecord Walker, forward . 3 Total ...... 203 1 Total ...... 2097 the young season last Saturday when Gill land, guard . , 0 0 the season last Saturday night as t he Time: 2:2 1.5. Galbreth, cente r . 7 15 The grow ll1 g popularity of frozen Laundera ll Blue Hens the J;l lue Hens won five of . ight Wilkison, forward. 0 0 hens dunked F rankLin and Marsha ll , 50 Yd. Free Style: Tie, Goodley . D el. Norman, guard 1 2 orange juice.is a typical Amcrican sue· 4 Stiltz ...... 3941Smith ., ...... 363 matches to dow n L afayette, Middle IB lake, center ...... 3 7 52-32. ,and Brothers F&M; Dorman, F&M. Stew a rt, guard 1 3 cess story. The latest report shows con· Frame 390lBock . . . 347 1 ~tlantl c Confe."ence co-champIons. I Bruce, forward ... 1 2 Another De laware m erman, Art Time: 24.8 . T otal s 19 42 sum e rs bought over a fourth rno:! Lusardi 3681::;ray 414 23-13 111 a malc" at Ne:vark.. . IP ratt, gua rd . . ,. , 0 0 0 Maye r, churned to a new pool record 150 Yd. Indiv. Medley : May er, D el.; Officials: ioodward a nd P sornas. this Octob l' than a y ear ago. Pr ice; Bl'ooks 369Jackson 462 Bob and Blli Dowl1lng, ldentlcal Swan, forward ... 0 0 0 in the 150 -yard individual m edley Dunn, F&M; Solosky, F&M. R ecord of the frozen concentra te and canned H andicap 156iHandicap 111 tWll1 co-caplaolns of the Lafayette team Totals. , .... , . . 21 18 80 event w hen he finished in 1: 45 flat. time: 1:45.0. F or health a nd the constant enjoy- juice are lower . w h ile fresh oranse Total 15671 Total 1687 tlwothoe I5,7 Delaware s .c,ore B 4 per lOds Franklin and Marshall captured Diving : Presnell, Del.; Freem an , ment of life, give m e a keen and ever prices are above l ast y ar. n athnl~ee16e7v e]lnOtlsll1tda l Make the New Year A Happier Year for that loved one away from home • • • • ,with Weekly News of Home Folks G. F. P. . . 5 <\ 14 . . . 2 2 6 ... 1 2 4 . .. 0 0 0 ... 8 <\ 20 ... 1 1 3 . . 6 0 12 .. 0 0 0 .. 0 0 0 they Really want .. . 0 0 0 ... 16 3 35 • ." 0 0 0 ... 6 1 13 . .. 2 1 5 .. 2 0 4 .. . 0 0 0 . . 4 0 8 * * * ..... 1 0 2 .. . 1 0 2 . ' 0 0 0 .. 32 5 59 A Gift they'll enjoy and treasure every fifty-two weeks in the year .... easy to give, wonderful to receive. THE NE KPOST "Like A Letter from Home" EZER * * * cu ... Modlll ,MAIL NOW 2' cu. fl. "0. .. Your 1952 Gift Subscription $2.00 A year Pay~ble in Advance The N e wark Post, N ewark, Delaware, Thurs day, January 10, 1952 Eight . . I I ""w ' C til PlalntlfI, I ~mr ' s\m ~ School Site - Cllulg ~ .ocd \ ounc d ' L ~ I gate, I MON" IN C . An lew . D ~t e nd.n t. DIVORCE And you'll love the extra golden r k lu: ess oC • • P('nsuprem e egg nog - made the old fashioned • ·1 way - it's a deli ghtful treat for the wholp Install Fuel~Saving fa mily. • ORDER YO R EGG NOG AND SET TODAl:' STORM ,SA$H Phone the Dairy for Home Delivery • • GLOVES • I • For All Occasions • Pigskin, Grey, Fur Lined • • Wea ther-tight windows save you rl.lelmoney-plcnty ~ f it. • $2.98 - $4·.98 • I Our low-cost slandard storm sash does tha t for rou WlIllcr • after Winter. Bear in mind, 100, tha t you'll haH' a more Phone WEST GROVE 2161 • • • comfortable""7yes, a more healthful-home. And of course I every dolla r you put into your n10rm sash is addcd to the ~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~; • value of your home. One more thing: it's no tri ~k at all to • insta lt these sturdy cold-weather prOlectors. BIg demand • • now". better act at o nce. Priced from, •. • •• ,. $3:tU in time for Christmas! • • I • • DRES S S AIRT S • Choose Storm Stu., Hardwale to S"l,f the IIIHJl V other faJllons nmncs jn I : in whi c.- , co lon l, s tripes 1/ I You'll need adjusters and ha ngers to ma ke you r sash snu!! cat.'l'iecl hy us, I • 52_50 - $2.98 and secure, We have just the thing for rou , . . a nd a t I" .> • th ~t m ake lhe inslallation job a pleasure! Adj ust ~'r 10m • I /SOC:a p ~ ir; hangers i2~' a yair. • • HOOVER • Colorful, Durable I • P AJAMA S It's lun to panel a room. .. more fun to live in it afterwards! CI ' H n c I' S • in Holid 0 1' t; tripcd patt I'll. • Pu ll over or Button I W a nt to witness a small • $2.98 :.....- $3_98 miracle? Then take tha t A perf ct gift. for • .shabby old room you've ,\1olhcr at any tim . • I always wa nted for a den, • a playroom or television , l P in and !'iee Oll r • • hide-out and panel it in complcte seJecbion • • anyone of a half dozen of lank or uprig ht • • I distinctive materials. • You'll h ardly believe mod Is. • KNOTTY PlNI PANILING , orNI. PANILING WOODS. OTMI. MATERIALS. Easy-to-use • your eyes .• • and you'll • IIA NDSOME TlES Beallli{ully finished , Interest ing Stoevcehroaol.eo{trhoemr . Wneeclai ~!y ~v~y~~ \. texture character, Standard ~~;~~ gs :~ ~ ;;-;e~fS~SY~~~~ h ~ k~ • for thc man in your li fe. • w onder why you didn't I widtlu. The pine-paneled r~~l line-the kinds of wood you can o{ decorative insulating pia ok • do it}~ng ago. keep •. it. charm. Bd, 1e. , .... 1It t II" with long and happily. for good looks and t CQ nomy. • • • All Designs, olors • • $1.00 - $1.50 • I RADIOS aitd TV • • Iv.ryfliing II b.r. to h.lp you modernize, repair and by • Other fLggeslions For The Mcw • • • I' t'comfortize" your hom •• Terml to luit. DtJIONT RCA - MOTOROLA • HELTS • SOCKS • • • HANDKERCHIEFS • SWEATERS • ~F. 'l'I NCfl O E - GENERAL ELE TRI • • SLIPPER SOCKS • SPORT HIRT • • • WORK CLOTHES • WARM JACKETS • I NEWARK LUMBER COMPANY • • NEWA RK , DEL" AR":; • • • Pilnick's Variety Store • Newark.• IJ • 50 East Main Street Trivits Home Appliance • y", SIIVIC. erNT" It, IVIIY ' -UilDING NIID Open Every Night 'Til Xmas • I I E"ltain lreet Phone 6.1611 • • ...... , ...... I ... ------"- 'fen campus to sing carols. Th ~ Brass Sex Lct under the d irection / or J . Delaware In litute Of History, Culture Public Invited oOpcI·a. Thc two periol1nanccs or thc Robert King w ill flll'nish th music 01' thc campus singing. WiH :Meel On Cmnpn Satlu'day ( Conti nu ~ d From P age l) opcra, thc first classic o f its kind in video, at 7:30 and 9:00 P .M .. vill be i h-lightcd by thc singing O Ut.c!OO I' R creat! nal y "Love and honor they parents. The winter Confercnce of th(' jo'acil i ti~s : ~~ ~ e~ ~ ~ ~~. ~~~ I~h eh~a~a:hJ~:d s ~:.~ of 1";l1. ' as music by thc Ur: iver- and yield obed ience to them in all Delawl1re lnstitut of Histor y and Pres nt a nd Futurc Dcv lopment" h ~ has been a mcmb r of the choir sity en's Chorus undcr the di- that is right; but yOU havc the ulture wi ll be held in Old 01- The mon : ing progrnm will fca- of the Cathedral of SI. J ohn in rcction of MI'. Fenncma. rights of conscience. as wc all have, lege, University of D laware cam Arter thc ninc o'clock pcr fol'm ~~r~h'~ 1 ~~ :,ef~~~~~~SS;~c O~ ! ~b~~.: I ~,~ Wilmington. and must fo llow God in all you r p us. on SatuI·day. Decembcr 13. the pancl are: Mile L. Freel rick. Patricia Phillips. a junior maiol' ancc thc Jacu lty and stud nts of T he conf('r( ncc wi ll open a t 9:30 th~ Un ivers :.ty will galhcr around ways." dircclol'. Dclaware Sta t Devc lop- ing in Music Educati n at the Un i - Mary B akel' Eddy a.m. and conclude wi th lunuhcor. ment depar tment _ II loderator; vc rsi ty, will sing the rolc of the a lightcd hristmas trec on t h ~ III one o·cl ock. J Oh ll . Hazzard. chail·man. Dela- Mothcr. !I1 iss Phil l'.ps who pcrform- The ,,"nft'l'encc WIll upon ti t 9:30 wUI'e State Park Commission; Clay- cd in many h igh school opcr lias ·~ii_iiiiii_iiiiiiiiii._jj~iiiiiiii __-iiii. ·ii'.i.iilii·t,··2- 11 m .. nl.d concl ude wi th luncheon tOll 11 1. Hoff. Exccuti v secrctory. Ibcforc coming to Dclawar was ir. 1 a lone o·c lock. Bra ndywi nc Va lley association; A. the Brandywincrs' "roduction of All Prlc •• I ...I •• d .ffectlv. " Thc subjcct for discussio n a t the .1. I ;\fANHA'ITAN Or EAGLE ODORLESS CORNED BEEF HASH AR~~~:~AOI~!~i' I . 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