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The Newark Post, N e wl\rk, D e laware, Thur 'day, May 13, 1954 Of Education Receives Juniors Selected Poss;ng Out The Checks Polio Vaccination ~ $500 000 .Bond Issue Proposed · d L For HonOl" Society Tests Two-Tbit"ds !A M v On $824, 000 Bon SSlte By School Faculty E' C· Special , 'choul J)i· tric t Fir ' t To Receive Bids 18 Memb;;;Qf ewark Completed In Nee i sco"" ~:: :~::~~'" A~~"~:::~' ::'~,,~ ':'~.Y !:lond Is s ue Since upre me Court Decis ion; Junior Class Honored Final P h a'ie Of Prog ram I '1'0 fie Conducted During I I;'ina ncing ; 'Iaims "Hand-To-Mouth" Borrowing Hal' 1. duPont & · o~ W i ~ h I~a rri s Tnl t, Selectcll At Assembly Program Initial Week In June Added 100000 To ily Del)l; rSI r Exp a nded Bud g r , j ell'ark 'pecial SchOOl Dis trict became Lhe fi r st in By FRANK N. l\1EGARGt:E Eighteen me~f the Newark Two-thirds o[ the New Castle A , 500,000 bond is ' u lo co ve r new ci cy impI'ov mcn l l to recei\'c bids on its school bond issu e s ince the High School junior class were form c ('o url d ciRio n clear ed t.he way for s llch ally inducted into the National County polio vaccine inoculations nnd an e.-panded operating budgct. probably t taling OVt Senior Honor Socicty during the second-grud( $600,000 for the next fi Rc a l yeH r , a r e the key prop sal. in It dis tricts in t h e stale. weekly assembly program held yes h a~: k~~~; ~~~~!et:o~: Boal'd of Education h as a nno unced that the terday morning in the high school youngste,'s who missed their second long-range fiscal policy d esignee! to g NewHrk o ul o f lhe aUditorium. r ·d and Ilbr ea t of t h e need s of a fa 'L-growing community. duPonl & Company of Wilmington, bidding with Present . members of the society, ~~~~~.~ti~~l(~ ~i~~~~~~~V~ ~\7 ~~~l:~ Tr ll st and IlVings Bank of N ew York City, were With P reSident Vladimir Bohdan in with 22 youngsters reporting. At the m o m n t, Newark is a boom Lown wilh a horse on the $82 1,000 charge, carried out the induction licD~ ~:I~~v~I;1i:e· , .9~~~\~ ~ ~.'~1l~~I~~t and- b u gg financia l policy , fly>; Councilman, a muel Ui >hl. bonds fo r the elis · exercises. Naliolwl p,.esident .The new members. without pre administrator for the vaccine pro· Jewal'k' budget chief. VIOUS know ledge o[ their selection, gram, urged pa"ents to help their ! I Every ti me the Cit Counc,l needs wel'e called to take their seats be ch.ildren in receiving the finn I in- money [or a new electric line or side the veteran members upon the jection by being sure they arc ill I water main it must rush to th bank auditorium stage. sC ~~~ir d~~ ~~~S tlll ~tu~~C e~~pse be fo re I to secure a demand loan. Juniors honored are Helen BI'iggs, the third and fin al "booster" in- / . Such fi nancing alrendy has placed Robert Gore, Mildred Gauge, Norma Ihe city $100.000 in debt. the limit Gray, J ack Hildreth, Jacqueline jections of the new vaccine can be )undcr the municipal charter for' Jones, Gail K au[fman, Kathy Lan given. 111is last phase of the pro- hort-term bOlTowing. Much of Ulis ning, Barbara Link, Dorothy Mayne, gram will be canied out dUI'ing ~lOney has gone to pay I r capital Grace MilIcr, Joan Mowl, Barbara the week of June 1-7. Improvements, such as electric line Ness, Sue Roberts, Turpin Rose, Arthur E. Tomhave (left) presents George M. Neighbors with r e~~:~d t~~! O fil~S~il~\~~~n i;~ ~~l a :~ ~ ~~ and street repairs. Louise Samendinger, Ricky Thayer a check from Newark's Centr.t.1 Welfare Committee as a contribution can complete tho series. The ,'ec- This . hand-to·mouth financing j:l and Maya Zistl. Membership in this honor society !;a~~:, ~~~~~~ ~~~~~n~el~s:'~!::~It~~~iI~e~;!~!'!~at?vee~r'it~:I~ ord, including Monday 's makcup re- ~~~jCe~~~V~h O ~'~~s b~~~if ~~~\;'1~~ ~ is based upon 10Y ijlty, service, and lIugh F. Gallagher Jr., a check to be used by the Newark Recreation ~ ~ ~\~. i~h~:~lt~~~ris:~::,~~;~'~~~.~~ ~: term (20 years) bonds at low inter- scholarship. Selection of members AssoclaUon for development of their park program. The presentations ial schools 0[ .th e county have re-I est. In that way we would pay as each year is made by the high were made last week In front of the Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder ceivcd the first two vaccinations we go, much as we payoff a morl- _ school faculty. Company fire house. and will lJe eligible for the third. gage on ou,· homes. The present and ------The vaccine, supplied by the Na- future taxpayers would provide Stanton Resident T k J)J P I tional Foundation for Infantile . / only their fair sharc." Ch rVs l er ~ an r tan t resents IPar alysis, is administered b~ s t~t e ' The Couni~1 s~on must shell out Killed In Head·On .I boards of health. The obJ ecttve J f~~s t "}~reex Cpl~nYsI. \I,me pprroovJ.ee'clltCslltaSr·e AI.,t · O~ T 3 ~ k analysis of the program w ill be l emonstratton -4 'an n; ade ind ~pende ntl y ~y. a Univer- ~h e offing. "These," says Mr. Diehl. Two-Car Collision D sl slty of Michigan speclahst. cannot possibly be paid to.' by means of taxation in the next fiscal Mrs. Martha Klair Dies, PIYestcrday at the Chrysler Tank Icomm ander, gunner, loader, assist- Mam" S t. R epalrS" years.year, norwit hinou t thae taxnext load fiv eo nfiscal the ' ant a group ",1 high-ranking ani: loader, and driver. . people tha~ would be all out o! been held up by the Legion Auxiliary Husband Seriousl¥ Hurt ~ffr:~~s!'Jar~n~p:~i~1 P~~~~n~~~Ctii~~ rerhaenl~~;~ ~::v~~~har~~~[ e~ ~~~ IAwaiting Action reason." Marjorie C. Brennan In Monday Auto Accident of the long-secret T·43 heavy tank, piece and their eliptical shape pre- B H" h D Pat Seni Elected Hence, hc proposes another bond Mt . PI asan t Speci al Prepares To Greet mightiest armored vehicle in the sents a minimum 01 flat sur[aces on ~~s~~ooJ~,at would total "at Icast i She challcnged the y 19 way ept. S of sc hool bond National President Mrs. Martha L. Klalr, 49, of near nation's miUtary arsenal. which enemy shells might strike. tudent Council The city's present bonded indebt- . the state. TIle Supreme ~~~~: oig~~~ ~~ll~~~i:,nt a~~; ~~~l on~eat ~~~~f:~s 6~i!'wa~~0 ~~~~f. ~iiC~!I!~e!~ r~eaJ~i~~:~\?I~dr~~7~ ~ No Immediate Measures 1954-55 President edness totals $500,000 which Is con- against Mrs. Brcnnan in a two-car collision Monday on a weighs close to 60 tons and mounts Imaximum safety lor the tank's crew Anticipated For Lack sidered remarkably low for a .T. Allison O ' Daniel Unit narrow road near Ephrata, Pa. a long-barreI120-millimeter gun, thc while the high-velocity 120-mllli- r S muniCipality of Newark's size. Mr. Members To Participate Mrs. Klair, who would have ob- greatest fire power ever included meter gun gives it the fire power Of By-Pass Thru treet Newark High School Holds Dichl says. served her 50th birthday Monday, ~n an Amcrican tank. It is. the heav- I to /butslug any tank in the world --- EI b t EI t" n $600,000 Bud&,et In Annual State Program died instantly of a crushed skull and lest bnk ever produced 111 volume 1tMay. . . I Becn wondering when they're ~ a ora e ec Ion ~y He also predicts that the c.ity's a broken neck when the family car. by thiS country .and rolls from the . Addlbona l . fir e powe~ on the T-43 going to fix up Main Street? Program As Training Plan 1954-55 operating budget will call J . AAI~: ~~~ga6i'~an~~fmA:e~i~~ r~:j~ ~~~t~ e ~~_O~r\;• .;~la~r~a~o~l;r:! ~~ ~~~~ ~S:t:;~d~~:sp~ttt~~e ~ e ~~~~ ~~~~ld~~Ic\~~r~3~0_~~:~~~ \~~ ~h~~ : thfsra:~ ~i:k N ~I~~~' ~I;~'ecn:;~l e~~ ~%~ Pat Seni, Newark High School ~~~I~~b~~~I\~eesc~:r:~~u;:a~~: of the American Legion Auxiliary a 19-year old youth. ium tanks. 120-millimeter gun, and a .50 cal- mediate plans to give the street the junior and a newcomer to the local Income of $544,886. He believe, will travel to Wilmington on Mon- Mr. Klair is in the Ephrata Com- Designed by Ordnance and Chrys- iber machine gun mounted ato,? the comple te resurfacing it so badly scenc. defeated Bob Gore in a tw.o. though, th~t the $600,000, which Is day to greet Mrs. Harold S. Burdett, munity Hospital with a fractured ler engineers, the T-43 completes turret. Both can be loaded, armed needs. way race for pre ~ ident of the New- a rough estimate slllce the new bud- national president of the American pelvis, head injuries, and possible the e ntirel~ new s~ ri es o[ American and fired from inside the tan k with- The state highway department. ark Student Council after elaborate get has nO.t becn .worked up as yet, Legion Auxiliary. on her annual fractures of the arm and leg. Tanks. desl.gned smce World War out exposure of the crew. he pointed out, Is responsible fo r election day ceremonics and last can be raised Without a sharp tn visit to the Department of Dela- William Dauman, 50, father of II which mcludes the . T-41 Jr ght maintaining Main Street and aU Iminute campaign speeches at the crease in the tax levy. warc Auxiliary. the drive r of the other car, is also tank and Patton attained top scholastic ranking. from infections. . • 1' pause for a wreath laying cere- They. are Helen Briggs, Syble Craw- Other classifications tncluded one mony ut the War Memorial befor ~~~~ ~~~~~n~;ae~k~i~ct;~~s , ~~tti ~~S~~~,e, ~vnh~ di~~~~~ ~?jt~~1! ~I~~~ ~~:o ~~a~~le ~~ il~~:!,g~ t e~Jg~s ~l~~~ Lanning Dorothy Mayne, Grace timcs each; two V'Sl tS to a pneu- the line of march. Miller, Joan Mowll, Barbara Ness, monia patient; and one call for a The climax will come whcn the Sue Roberts. Turpin Rose, Robert case of mumps. . units gather before the Memorial Sharp, Harriet Wagner and Maya Th~rty-thr ee calls were made tn Library for a wreath laying cere- Zistle. 15 miscellaneous cases. mony in the rotunda. Dropping a bit ort the pace set In the line of march will be a by the juniors, 14 sophomores at-1Druggist-Councilmall Asks number of military dctachments. talned the first honor r oll. Top P •• R .. f five or six bands, units of volunteer sophs include Natalie Bohdan, Nor- Ic'Ity rcscrlptIon c IC firemen and auxiliaries from sw'- weonoed BG~~~ge:., ~~~raD~~li~,ou~~:e~. i Those serious.-faccd men who al- rounding communities, vetcran con- t vnes Susan Handlo!!, J eanne ways have theu' heads together at ~~r~nti:ea~~ ~ne~~~:s . scouts and HO~ gS o~ Reed Kinlock, P atricia a rear table in a Main Street phar- During the parade, Newark's gold M~rri s, 'David Matsen,. J an .otto, macy arcn't plotting the violent star mothers will occupy seats of Mary Waller, and Mirtam. Wilson. overthrow o~ New~rk. honor before the city hall . They WIth their scholastic Sights set They a re Just giving free advice will be guests of city o[ficlals. high 17 freshmen attained the No. on how to solve the city's pro~lems Transportation will be provided any 1 h ~ n or list. These frosh scho~a~'s to newly . elected CounCilman I' gold star mother. The group will l\lrs J Harvey Dickey (right' welfare chairman of the Newark are Florence Burrows, P atrtcla George NClghbors, owner of the also be taken to thc unIversity Central ' \V ~ lfa re Committee, receives from Robert Stronss (left) and G rge Marjorie Heln, Frank Fol- drug store. campus for ceremo'lies there. from Bryan E. J . Field (center) some 350 articles of clothlnlr collected Iey eo K~y Golt Evelyn Hollobaugh, So many selt-appointed consul- 1!he Memorial Day committee by members of tbe Delaware SI&,ma Nu chapter for distribution to J , Keith Thomas Lackman. J o- tants and experts on Newark af- includes: Lieutenant Colonel C. ;:~~:n tac~~lre~~ ~':t~~~·o!~~ ~~~~~=a:n:es~~~~~e??:fn t:~e~g:: i;~ MJr::i. A~wrey s~~~~ e t~I~:~~~ ~~~rs~ a::YSdr~;~infh e ;'reo ncr~~~:'~: Marty Hall, 13-year old but new Newark Marble Champion, (left) e~~~r~:;~Ji'n ~~~.e ~!~~alf.fna~~~= Nu servIce week project. s;~~~n~ Gregg Stover, J ohn Taluc- out the customers. receives a tropby from Bill Fanning. commander of tbe local ~\~ al guard; J . E. Jacquettc; Police i J h Walker, and Shirley Zistle. "Just because J deal in dr~ ~s on Post 8Ponsorlng the event last Saturday to select Newark's you u Commlssioncr J ohn R. Downes; Po- et C II t Cluth:ng c 'Th~r~-six e~gh;~dfr:~~e~!U~ ~fetJ ~~;.,,~a~~~;" T ~o:' ~l~ ~:~~ tl~ ~I~ ~~;::~';~:::es~ ~~~e~~~ ttu::':-je::e t:.~:y,~O;;,~~~.teo~/:::th~~ Ike Chief William ~~7in,gham ; F raternl :V 0 ec s II a ndt~5 ~ev e ~~no~ roll for the fifth everybody's prescrlpUon lor saving Arnold, and Orl. DaVIs, 13, who finished two and three. ~~~i e~aJ~~nDiN~;eerJ ~'nda J Oe~n rl~~ .I on e op . d 1'Iewarl< .. - .- Jr., AmerI can Legion; Raymond "-T k' 7\.T dy Va m;l: I~S marking perlO . . . B T C MOb Ch Edwards William J . FRnning and F or 1,eWar S 1 ,ee ~'1 , II II~ Trllnlpct And Trombonc Soroptimist Club Elccts oggs ~ 0 rown ." s a1np AHred Maclary, Veterans of For- d El R d P • It ' I eign Wars; J ohn Cunningham, The brothers of Sigma Nu at thc The collection was part of n Playcrs Wanted In Ban canor cc rcsu Cll L I VFW S rJl Jnmes Wood and William Doyle, UniverSity of Delaware recently nationwide project which envelops , ~ be a J ames Eleanor Reed was elected p resi- ~ Aetna Hosc, Hook and Ladder At oca tate ourneY y completed their second annual ser- Sigma Nu chapters on 120 campuses You don t h ll. ust a trumpet or dent of the Newark Soroptimist Compan _. _____ vice week project. in this country and Cana~a . Last or a DorseY-J to be welcomed Club at a dinner meeting and an This year. the Delta K appa chap· year the Delaware boys. chipped i~ trombone play.e r t the Academy nual election at the College Inn on By FRANK N. MEGARGEE VFW Prcscnts tate Flag any Tucsday 111 ght a Chalmers, Tuesday night. ter's project was the collection of for some needed repntr work a b Dave Marble sharpshooters from all over Jp 'reCscanJet\oB~~:r~S t~~P ~ fttl~d t;~p~; At High School Ccrcmony clothes for the needy families of Our Lady of Grace orphanage near Street firc hOl~e t y Hose Hook and Other o!flcers elected are Bea- Dclaware, the cho".n champions of leader of the e n~d ' trice Hartshorn, vice-president; their home towns, will converge to the winner, who will go on to I ~~~~~~. :as ~:ft~; !i80 d~~~b!~~ N~~r\atlonal fraternity started Ladder Company m e ~ won the Sarah Wylie, recording secretary; on Newark this Sunday to meet In represent Delaware in the national The Vetcrans of Foreign Wars and pledges with 350 articles col- lhe service week plan last year The A;etca ~~~ t year for thei r and Eleanor Ncumeyer, cor"espond a final test of skill and to crown marble competition. presentod a Delaware state !lag t o- Alfred Han Icctcd ' I after it was suggested by J . Edward Governor s uP But the rules ing secretary. rma nce a Delaware agate ItJng. A top contender in Sunday's the Newark junior and senior high! Karl Krim ~~~ ' The' clothing was turned over to Murphy, a University of Delaware band perlo l~teer fire com- Helena Barben was reelected About 50 local titleholders are ,matches will be Newark's new scbool students at special cere , Phj]i~ Mc- I Mrs. J . Harvey Dickey, wellare alumnus who was regent, or na state that the,-V\and on the street treasurer, Ann Longenbach was expected to pit nerve and eye in champ, 13-year·old Marty Hall, of monies held recently In the sehool Leonard I chairman of the Newark Cent.J;al tlonal bea.d, of the fraternity. Ea\h pany mUBt have a the cup. And the named a director of the local club tbe trtate tournament, which will Bear, a seventh grader at the New- auditorium. Oran Smith IWe1! are Committee who will dis- chapter picks out a project whlc in order to retal~ in the trumpet- and Dorothy Patterson was chosen start at 1 p.m. on the Continental ark schools, who showed breath- Mllcs Frederick. state vlce-com Warren Thompson' tribute the clothing to the needy needs to be done in its community, Aetna band Is s Yents as a regional delegate. field under the sponlOrship of the taking vIrtuosity in winning the mander of the VFW and director Whiteman Arnold Ifomllies of Newark and surround-, and goes about doing it. , trombone depa:t';ransportntlon are Margaret Wilson, governor of the Newark post, Veterans of Foreign cwrhoiwchn. aaltsosawtua:dasYp'oSnsCoirteYd tbouyrntheYe of the State Development Depart- Wilson 'received Ing communities. In collecting 350 ar~lcles of men s, UniformS an local fire com- North Atlantic regIon of Soroptl- Wars. • ment, presented an educational their p ~ rti.:lpatlon Bryan E. J . Field was chairman women's and children 8 clothing, the provided b~l ~;lunteer bandsmen I mist Clubs. will Install new officers Proof of the slgnUleance of the local V(FWP1_~ •• Tum to Page II) state !lIm Bnd gave a talk OD the for the drive and Robert Strous! I University of Delaware chapter lur- ~:~~n!r~d ato join the group. lin Newark on June 8. occasion Is the fact that Governor ~- history of Delaware. was general ~halrman . Ipassed the goal It establlahed. The N e w a rk Pos t , N e wark, D e laware, Thurs day , May 13, 1954 Two D e laware Symphonic Band Newark Methodist I'f r' r House C oncert Sch dille d. ~ lIndu y GENERAL CONT Church To Report \ NEWEST HEAVYWEIGHT SLUGGER The second of two outdoor con Hunting? certs will be offered by the 0 In Year Of Pl'ogl'e s war Symphonic Band on Sunday l 'his may be it ! afternoon. May 16. at 4 o'clock on the north steps of the Memorial H c \' . John J. Bunt in g .I I'. Thirt y minutes from Newark. Library. U ccord. Membe r hil) Gain, Rr~ ' b~~:~~hrJf1P ~{ll~gl~:j\ t~ ~i~~~r~ The concert will be conduc t ~d by Increa sed se O f C hurch nurn storm wi ndOWS, sc reens, J . R. King. director of instrumental nnd doors: hal water hent (oil burner): electric water henler. NE W AR K music at the Unlv rsity of D.'ln Large garage. ~~ acro of land , ware, the band wlll play the fol Reports submitted by Dr. J ohn 178-ft. fronl. Shrubbel·Y. garden. lowing sel lions: J. Bunting. J r.. of the Newark Come s c it on Old Rout e 1. "Thunder Song" by F inlayson; Methodist ChUl'ch to the annual two miles sou lh of Ox fo rd. PD. Peninsula Conference this week. "First Suit In E-Flat" by H olst; will indica te significant growth in A buy at $12500 "Fantasy on American Sailing the size and strength of the church Songs" by Grundman; "Hands Across the Sea" by Sousa; "Royce during the past yellr. A total of 136 Hall Suite" by Willnn-Teague; persons have been l'eceiv d into D cx t c r ~ L. '" Ayl s wortll church membership for n total of Gould-Bennell's "Hillbilly. from PHO E OXFORD 706-R -2 Americana'" Troutman's "Abe Lin 1168 members. coln"; Wril\'ht and Forrest's "Son.g Church school enrollment has risen f~ om 826 to 990, and the ave of Korway"; "Suite 01 Old Am~! ' l can Dances" by B nnet; and El rage Sunday school attendance from 319 to 34 G. Substantial growth W ildwood, c\\ J ( ' I '~(')' harro" by Tarver. has also occurred in the intermed The publiC is cordially inviled iate and senior Methodist Youth to at! nd the concert ~'ltholl Fellowships. Mobilliame !i·~·~·C: ·I ·~ · L charge. III the event of rmn, the The church has also acquired an concert will be cancelled. adjoining prop r ty on Delaware The Quality Avenu behind the church. to pro per day vide for future expansion and a Brand Bottled Gas $5.00 trnffic outlet. 110 111 1" ('oollillg & bIll..;,, " During the post foul' years. a total with All the Extras! HUNGRY of 464 pel'sons has been received into the chul'ch - a growth in Cull membership from 800 to 1I6!! for fled. For its Sunday punch, the T-n moun~ a for a superb dinner :'-"-'1, an increase of more than 40 %. Shown publicly Cor the first time at the Chrysler Philu. , TE EN ON :W:~9 ' 1 The church schuol enroll ment has 120mm cannon, plus .50 caliber and .SO cahber Delaware Tank Plant, here is the long-secret T-'S, machine guns. Hull and turret are each cut from lunch, expertly ri sen f" om 550 to 990 and the church newest, heaviest, and most powerfully arme4 of 01' WI'itc budget has rown from $2 1.000 to a single piece, with contours sloped ~ deflect served In a pleasant Uncle Sam's land ba ttleships. The armOl'ed giant enemy fire. The biggest t ank ever put. Into .pro ! $36,000. w as designed by engineers of Army Ordnance duction by t he U nited Sta tes, the T -43 IS claImed Because of Increased altendance atmosphere ... a nd Chrysler Corporation and has been in pro to be more than a match for a ny tank that could at the church school and at the duction at the Delaware plant for t he past three Hotel Forget-Me visit the Delaware n10l'ning worship service. plans a rc yen rR. although ma ny of its details a re still classi- be put in t he fie ld against it. now being mnde for the two Sun 100 E . Forge t-Me-Nol Road Room. succulent steaks day school sessions and two morn- • ~~gthS;~~~~~ hl~~~t t~ f;\. e~~~)r~~1~~! ______1 aEE US Wildw o o d Cre t, N. J. and d~ '\cious lobsters 1 are but two of the for the addition of another full- B.'ooksl·(le er. Mrs. J ohn W. Cooke from Marsh- Newark Gas Servl·ce time person to the church staff. .L fie ld. Mass., during the past week. ®>----TOM------'S 1 many appetizing th~~~~r~;gD~9v~~. ~u~~~~:a~i \e~~;~: Reflections ~~~tl~~~~ ~~~s~e~ej~~~r~~ ~~ TV SERVICE &as Service entrees. Cocktails. I ~~.~~~~~ ~~; s, u s:~e~~~ngCh~~~~iC~~ to enjoy ~;~ G~:~d~~WI~I~ S visit. Cas Appliances of course. Stop In soon. ~~~ ~~~~~hfu;:,~ti~n~a~re~/Oo~i~fh~~ l\I r ~; h ~!~r~2~asc ro:r~v~: ~s ~~:. ~n:e ~~'ro~s l~~~i: Phone 8-8705 Churc hman's Road I purposes. Here is the information I prom- ~fg~~~e~y;oW~~ ~ r~e~e~~~t~~rb!~O~ ~ I ~------~I Dial 6-2328 D e laware Room - ,- ~~~~ ~~ ~~~~~ . t~e c~~I~~ e ~[O~hi ~~~ ~~~tti~~a~f s~~ t~i~~~~k~ ~i~ Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __iiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiii ____-iiiij. 1 Delia Marva Restaurants City Bond Issue be Friday, May 21 at the Newark Friday at the home 01 Mrs. Collins. 7 miles 80. of Wllmln,ton (Continued from Page I) Country Club, and the Rhythm Doc - Cub Pack 252 held its May meet North !&De duPont Blway tors will supply the music from 9 · ing at the Brookside School last · Jnctn. of RoUtes Il and 40 to 1 A.M.. Wednesday evening. The awards Needed Projects Get your babY -SItter as soon as presented at the meeting were: Bob For Rent or For Sale The additional $500,000 is needed, you can so you won't miss the fun. cat Pins _ Craig Stevens, Cary Tickets may be obtained from oW- Stevens and Gary Moore; Bear .;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;.;;;:;;.:-=-;;-;;-;;-;;;;-;;;;, I rn~' ~:~jh~c~:,y!; h\~~OcVne~n~~ e b~O I~fd~~ cers Bill Cooke. BlJI Macguire. Jane Badge _ Larry Connor and Frank INDUSTRIAL-WAREHOUS E-OFFICE S PACE stepped much longer: Barr, and J oan M~aIn , or Brad Shaw; Gold Arrow Points- Tommy (l ) Purchasing rights of way for Howes. dance chaIrman; Carmen Reh rer Lynn Moroz and Butchy 18,000 S q. Ft. the proposed Delawal'e Avenue ex Nelson, Dottie Cronin, Joan Weldon K orla.' tension. or J eanne Case. If you are not con- On the "Cherub List" this week : MEMORIALS (2) Paying off the demand loans, tacted, please see the above people. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swendson Breathtaking view from this new. all brick, ranth Will div ide if required. totaling $1 00,000, now held by local Your support is urgently requested. announce the arrival 01 a d aughter by one of Newark's best contractors, Harold L. length approx. 70 feet. Entrance hall. large living banks. This money went to pay f or Come on. join the fun. at the Wilmington General Hospital T w o a c res of parking for y ou and y our c us tomc r s previous capital expenditures. The Newark Kindergarten Asso- on May 5th-Congratulations! and picture window, dining area. modern kitchen, (3) Extensive improvements to ciation had a Board of Directors The regular monthly meeting of rooms (one cedar panelled). Basement, attached dot!/ the city water system. all recom meeting Tuesday evening at the the Brookside Home Demonstration Located: S I N G E R L Y ROAD, E L KTON , M d . A terrific buy at $23,400. mended by the State Board of home of Mrs. D. L. Courson, \I Club was held at the home of Mrs. 274 ORCHARD RD. Health. Chippendale Circle. Pauline Kuengel. 1013 Marrows Rd. (4 ) Acquiring additional well Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Barr and on Monday. Large living room with fireplace. dining room, sites to augment the city's water their children Lee and Tommy. Mrs R W Evans and Mrs. Kuen Call: Elkton 700, Ask for P. Pollack rooms and bath, expansion attic, fuJI basement GE hot supply. spent Sunday vl s itin ~ M:. and M~s . zel ga~e ~ d~monstration on "Salads system. In one of Newa rk's most respected loca iions. (5) Purchasing remaining electric ivrdW' Barr and famIly 10 Bel All'. a nd Salad Dressings." rerred. Shown by appointment. lines owned by the Delaware P ow CHRISTI E MANOR er and Light Company , ../ .•in the Brownie investiture Brick, split level. nine rooms, three bal hs. Ihre! ' city. ' Shown by appointment only. ( 6) Servicing new school sites with streets. curbs, gutters. sewage. NEAR UNIVERSITY TYS ON F. SARTIN and water lines. Brick front bungalow on large lot in lovely IX'~M (7) Water and sanitary sewer li nes d istance to stores, schools and university. Nice size Burial Vaults and MemorIal. for Elliott Heights. I modernized kitchen, many cabinets. ceramic tile l (8) MajOr street repairs. full basement. oil hot air heat. Owner bought larger Sl Georces, Del. (9) Reb uilding of old electric interest any buyer at $10.500. power lines. GLEN FARlII Phone _ _ Delaware Clly 4571 (1 0) Laying entire new streets on Split level homes. The bcst buy on the mar~et loday . for Wmt~~r~I:~~ ~~ d ao t~e~~~i~e:t~~l1 room. dining room, 3 bedrooms. bath. recreallon Consultation or Appointment street sweeper and sprinkler. room or all purpose room 22x1 5. Plastered wall s. oak (J2) Other items to be determined louvered windows. Garage. On one acre of ground. by the city engincer. home. $14 ,500. DELAPLANE lIlANOR Lumped together in one bond i '- ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lot opprox. J25x200 Ie t. beauti fully shrubbi'd and J 3 ~~e .~~~ ~~~~ . °2~ t~~ s 3l~~a~~st so~~u~~ Front porch, large l.i ving room. d.ning r00m. regular tax receipts. Mr. Diehl bedrooms. both, xpansion alLi c for st orag~. club states. Some of the projects event ing system. Excellent condition. Shown by 3ppolnlmenl ually w ill become revcnue produc ing. 27 CHAl\ffiER STREET Even w ith this new bond issuc First floor-living room. dining ~par(', modern and the expected increase in the room. bath. two bedrooms. Secund fl oor. stairway 10 operating budget, Mr. Diehl docs two partially finished bedrooms. Screens. slorm ' not feel tha t a big jump in the tax heat. 70 Ioot lot. Gl possibilities. A grand buy levy will be nccessary. New Assessment Figures To accomplish this, he proposes that lhc city take over the new county assessment figures, which are higher on the average than ex isting property valuations. But Mr. For Your Convenience Diehl points out tilat the city's tax :tI_t •.}. c ... pigmc~!~nt oils. , kb~~~~~~~neadcd erasers, art "gum,' " ' ~ rate. now 70 cents on $100 of assess .. ment. probably cc,uld be r educed to cha rcoal sUcks, cups, palettes, etc. 45 cents if the latest county valua Thc Frozen Food Lock er Plant w ill \\1, ;, '" ti ons were adopted by Newark. DORSMAN 'S CRAFT C E N TER b e ope n F r id ays fro m 8 a .m. to Gifts & Greetings The 45-cent rate, applied to the 157 E. MI\IN PHONE 7396 pI new fi gures. would yield about $28,- 9 p.m., Mon. thru Thurs .-8 t o ;, for You - through 000 more in tax receipts than does Specializing In Handicraft Supplies tor '-Iomemnkers, Clubs Individ uals, and Scouts. the current 70-cent rate. Mr. Diehl a nd Saturdays fro m 8 t o 12 n oon . WELCOME WAGON estimates. The $28,000 would be ~~~'~oot, &lOa~~~~zfss ~~ ~ proposed ...... - ...... -••••••••••••...... - . -. from Your Friendl, Property tax receipts this year • • Busineu Neighbon ~:::'~h~o r:::t:r $p~;~~~ ~r~~ ~ ~'it~~ II PLUMBING SHOP ON WHEELS • Newark Frozen Food Locker Plant and Civio and revenue comes from such sources • • Social WeHare Leaden ~~ wt~~ s!~et e~f r~~tstr i~n~ig~;ce~~~ I Pump R e pairs - Pipe Filling •• , LOUIS E. KRAFT. Prop. fees. , Phone 7611 E lkton Rd., N-cwark Pho n e 24. 5 TO CONQGIVEU ER C ANCER doffe~ ~throu:dn~~t;"gh ~fth $OO;'~Je recently I sb~~~ Increa~~ P;~dsed • A. M. "Jack" Hadley • \ ~~:::~::::=~~~~~~:~~~. -- .-----~~~~~\- - "0" Moves ~~~~rOf\~~s;no~!;.I~~e~{re~~~ I ~ ~~~ • • used for capital expenditures. About " , P~~~::o -;UI:~:~IG • ~. 's With Me" For Informa tion $100,000 remains and the great por- I I lion of that is earmarked for the • 82 E . Cleveland A v e . .,~ ~ • P h o n e Newark 8-1615 ~~i~~rook sewer syst m now being • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • : 1 You , too, can say this after yOU 091 Opponents ------y I However. there is opposition in C h ccking Account at Farmers Trust DOES YOUR f;tY~s~~~~i~nt~ ufis!~~e~esr~;;; c~~~; POWELL'S ICE CREAM o f Wilmington Tru t ompa ny. arc so much higher lhan current valuations. In some cases, it is said. J ames 1'. Sldnner, Prop. 'Medical Research has For t h e n you ca n \\Iakc delJO its in all ROOF LEAK? homes arc assessed even above RcItall Store -.' 35 Eu t Main St. dramatic ac- fi ve offices o f Wilmington Tru (_in N~ their current market prices. In State Theater BId,. . ~roduc.d IF SO - CALL But Mr. Diehl points out that the . counts of new life-llaving o f co urs e, a nd in NOW _ FREK DELIVERY 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. dally, Incl. Sunday. Wilmingt~ n, Cla~ Kennett Square Home county survey was mnde by a pro I drugll. Behind that drama, G r ecn v ille a nd Newp ort. Dy Simple fessional firm and he believe the Anywhere In Newark a rea, Includlnc Brooklllde, College Park, a~ f~ Improvement Co. new fi gures would form a just and Binns' Domes, LImestone Acres. I Pharmacy plays a big part. m e nt, y ou a l 0 can make w ithdra~:a ~ equHable basis lor a tax levy. JUST CALL NEW ARK 3171 We Do All Kinds of ~ Pharmaceutical relearch as many o f these offices as you wlS In any case. he says. Newark hal a bi, life-aavin, role Roofing & Repair Work must abandon Its current pracllce 1/2 GALWNS $1.20 of deficit financing. "It is not fall' ••• and your Pharmacilt P rofit b y the co n venie nce of this plan,1I ALTERATIONS plaYI a part in it for you. topay t he fortaxpayer capital," he Improvementsmalntalns. to ~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiii~~ii~~iiii~~ y our ba nk C\O e to y ou-always •. ADDITIONS I e through short-ieI'm loans. These lThat'l why you can rely ext ra ch arge f or thi extra ervlC . FREE ESTIMA TES projects will benefit future taxpay : upon hIm for all your WE SPECIALIZE IN ers as well as the present property f or it. owners. To distribute the cost fair- ELECTRlCALAPPLLlNCE lprelcription needl. It'. BOT ROOFING JOBS ly. the cost should be paid over a I hi. bu.in...... to brin, SIDING & GUTfERING long period th rough a bond issue. and TELEVISION SERVICES In thnt way, both the present and Ito you aU the Vietori .. in 24 HOUR SERVICE future taxpayers will be contrIbut- All models; service calls $2.00 day or night. Free pick-up and 'flIediCGl RUeGI'ch. Farmers T rust WILM ING TON THU T 36 MONTHS TO PAY Ing theIr fair share." delivery. Antenna Installation and service. 10-ft. antenna. chlmney COMPA~ Mr. Diehl already h as aroused mounted, $25 Installed, 2-hr. service. Newark, Delaware Phone some favorable publlc reacllon t o his fiscal proposals. When h e out Neighbors Pharmacy Servin, thlI Community aiDOf flli KENNETf SQUARE 1016 Ilned them briefly at the las! week's ED YARRINGTON Free DeU"Br')' ce 514 D Street Counell meeting. many persons In Member Federal Dep~I' 1n8Uran the gallery broke Into spontaneous NEWARK 6752 72 F.. MAin Kennett Square. Pa. applause. an unusual tribute to any Ulal 2900.2213 --- councilman. The Newal'k Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, May 13, 1954 "'ill Creek Hundred ews Three JU Pbone: Hocke88in 7798 Head Of Placement Capitol Trail Di abled Veterans Aid d ~ole get .~ l' votes tor their record., B B mgs at Her" and "Answer 111 (>, ureau Enlpbasizes Ne y Auto License Key Tugs My Love". PAINT CONTRACTOR ar a penu hl,~C_ orreapOlldeDt l S WS --- - Kathl en CnrdCD Interior _ E !erlor _ Brush or Sprav lid d its/a Memorial Day poem; Judy Rice tenograpby Value l\1arjerie M. BiKhop, Corres. Newark's dIsabled veterans will ludent Council Ele lions Uomes _ Garage.1 _ nouse Trailers _ Lawn Furnllure Club concl alia. conducted a qll iz; and J oyce Cross· waverlYtall .,ilh the "~ty at land and Jnckw Nnudain. had rid. - Klrk~~: 1:~~~Way ~~~:m~~lo~ b~e I~~~re~o ~~~:t'~d ~~~ HI~~e s~ht~~~nh a~o~~~~l ~a~~~va~~ R. U. LAWHEAD last W ednr~c~ult l. dl s. U. of D. Official Urges __ thIS month wil.1 receive tram the th e bailot for the 1954 student Phune 8-8491 N~wark \I rs. Jam,es IIlstoll N xt Monday ni ght, Harmony Undergradu t W 1'0 Mr. and Mrs AHred Deck Sr DI sabled Amencan Vetel-ans theIr council electIOns, whIch arc to bc ed a e omen Eastburn Helgh'ts spent last 'week 1954 Idento.Tags, mmiature indio held on May 10. II \, ;;;;;;;;;~_~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ :c~'tai\\:o )~~~~~ ~raC~~~g~ lI~f h~~~. a / e~~~e~?rog:X Learn Secretarial Skills end VI siting their' son, Cadet Alfr d vidual auto Ilcense number tags for B~b Gore and Pat. Seni al'e th ~ '~'so~'a:I~, Sl'C' ~ri ck , h ea l~ h .chairman. - Deck, J r, at the Fork Umon MIll. key rings. nommees fol' the preSIdential off,c' Fred · Pierson, Mrs. Wil ham Worth of near "Too much tary Academy VI I' min The hI h Conll'lbultons tor the tags enable Nommees for vlce'presldent, seere. \Irs WIlson Lewisville, Pa" was a guest at her placed on the em~haslsva cannot be pOInt of the oc~aslo; w;s the annugal t~ e DA V to main.taln full . tl!l'e na. ta ry: and treasul'er respectively are . daughter, Irs. Gifford Nowlann and typing Sk'lI t u~h of shorthand Mother's Day parade at the acado 1I0nai service oHlcers In th,s state LOUIse Samendmger and Burt woman l'a d' s" a e liberal arts emy. who without charge assIst dIsabled Chase; Eleanor Young and Gall over th(' week -end. ine Wy;tt ~tt e't says Mrs Ge:ald. Mrs. Della Othoson near Stan. vet ~rans and thelr dependents in Kauffman; J ohn Slack and Hickey Harmony School , ree or of the Ul11ver· ton was a week ' theIr compensation, hospItalization, Thayer. A Mother's Day program was giv· Sitb of lDe!8ware placement bureau. L a~ra LIttle ate ~~ g ~st ~f MI SS employment and other disabled The Newark Student Cou nCIl Whisk Weeds Away en last Friday by the students, in· add: v~ o~l~rh thIS theme 1111'S Wyatt Summlt Carn'p cotta;e ran ywme veterans prolems. Dunng the past IpreS Ident will also be the President eluding songs by the school and skil .'aS e POssessIon of these Mr and Mrs David 'Anders f JO years the DAV has obtained more of the New Castle County Student readings and poems . by Shirley daIs t the ~ ey wh,ch opens the Phila'delphla ~j,e nt several da;;i a~ t than $183 mllhon dollars m benefits CounCIl Association next year II1lss With c&RA Barlow, Shir'ley DavIdson, Lm~a a dr. ~ ~mp Io~m e nt m busmess week vI S ltl~ g Mrs Da VId A~dcr. for the nation's dIsabled veterans. Ann Gallaher,. sponsor of the N.H S Farmer, Na ncy Barlow. SophIa ne.w son, Jr., Harmony Road I student counCIl, WIll be advisor of Dry Applied Controls Springer, and Kenneth Dempsey. ~~tcsl~ ~ e~~ wO~rd~~ny g ~ad. e h k h f adVIce flam We are glad to report that Mrs the New Castle County Association Fun nig ht fOI' the Parent· on w a nows s auld carry specIal 1Pet er Furness KIrkwood HI hwa YELLOWJACKE for the next two years T Scotts easy·to-use form T"acher Association will be held W~\g~: ~?r U~d;I~lassmen, WIth pre· returned hom'e Irom the h~sPlt~i I To be eligIble for a student cOlin. 4-XD next Tuesday night. ~~ s l~ ~~n sc e uled from May 12 last Saturday cll ottice one must be a member at of 2,"-0 - dean, grollulor pot. Red Cla y Creek roug .' . . The R v j H B' h HI G H L I G H T '" the junior class and have obtai ned licies-iJUickly broodeOSl by hand Presbyterian Church Pre·reglstration IS the period prior with a c~~b · ~~e s . ' t~S op met ~ a "B oo or better average on his reo or spreader. Spells sudden deot" TIle evening group at the Mission· to befti11ning at the new semester senting the port card. He also must have satis. ~h e L~g~on C~~~eg~~nr'2.:::-~: 10 broodleofefs like dandefion, ary Society met last Wednesday w en a s tud e nt ~ cun e n~ly . en· iJiary tast Friday, to make lans for By the Journalism Class factory marks in citizenship. with Mrs. James Keen. Final plans rolled at the Ul11verslty mdlcate the annual Memorial Sun~a eve Members of stUdent council nom. buckhom and the like without werc made for the joint session with theIr chotce at courses for the next ning service sponsored by ;he J' Siudent of The lVeek inate thell' homeroom's chotccs for harm to gross. the afternoon group on June I at semester. . . Allison O'Daniel Post to be held ai Ruth Cochran, an 18-year·old the variolls o!fices and the two reo .fred 500 Iq 11 - $ .49 2500 sq ft· $1.75 the church. 1I1,·s. George Williams, . The Ul11v ~rs lty ,?ffers four coul'ses White Clay Creek' Presbyterian member at the senior class, is taking IcClvmg the highest vote m student Mrs. Stanlcy McKelvey, Mrs. Frank· m these skIll subJ ects as a service Church at 8'00 pm on Sunday May the commercial course. She stands council are the candIdates for that 11,000 sq 11 • $4.85 lin Jarmon, Miss Mary Ella Armor, to those students Who wis~ to take 30. Mr. Bi~hop ' is' serving a~ de. fiv ~ feet, four mches tall, has black ofti~e . Grades 7 through 12 are and Mrs. Warn'el' Naudain are the advantage of th ~ ~pportumty to get partment and as post chaplain hatr and green eyes Ielig Ible to vote m the electIOn, WEED & fEED - double benufits from one spreader Irip, committee. tlll ~ valuable trammg. Th<:s~ courses White Clay Creek . , A I t ho u g h~ whIch is held followmg the assem. Subtly disposes of weeds as it feeds ,,,. gross 10 grealer Mrs. J ohn Castle at Wilmington, are. elementa~y. typewrIting, ad· Presbyterian Churllh Roekle" doesn't 'I ~ bly eampnlgn speeches of the val" wi ll talk on socia l education ond v a~ c e d typ~wrltln g, shorthand and Missionary Sunday was observed p ar tIC I pate in', - ious candIdates heolt" and beauty, Excellent for restoring run down Iowns, offIce prachce. in the school last week Miss Grace school sports she - Jim Edmanson weltare. . T,eaf 2500 Iq It· $2,95 11 ,000 .q 11 • $11.75 Mrs. Harry Bollman had the de· The courses are ~pen to . all stu· Mi ller, benevolence tr e~sure r , gave likes to w a t c h BIll Eva ns vO lions on "Christ Calls Us to Wit· dents at the univerSIty. Typmg may a report on the missionary olte ings football and bas· -0- ness." Miss Armor reviewed the be taken in any of the tour under· and an account of the wO 'k ;e' ketball. She be· Girls' Leaders' Club ~ SHEA-DRS Handy btlggies IhQI _It. It easy 10 rid book "Within These Borders," and graduate years and should precede done at Embudo HO SPi t ~ 1 N~n$ longs to Clencal Girls' Leaders' Club nominated your Iown of weeds. $7.95 ami $12,85 , Nfl'S. Bollman who had lived in the study of shorthand. Mexico, under the Board of Home S'ub and is a member of the traf. six sopho":,ores tor 1954.55 officers Texas told of her contacts with .The demand tor c.o l!egegraduates Missions. This is one at the mission flc squad. . . during th el~ last meetmg ~ h lch was a garden lour Spanish speaking people there. WIth seeretanal. tra!mng IS unprec· stations in the Spanish American Wh ~.n asked her. ambItIOn she h.eld on. Fflday, May 7. F1I1 al elec. exchange Hed Clay Boy Scout troop will eden ted and eX Ists m every field of field which will be aided by funds smd To g~t marfled and h ave bans WIll take place on May 14. Club will meet take a hike Saturday, leaving the endeavor. Salanes are excellent. raised in the church school this twentY'slx kIds artt'r I have tll11 shed The candIdates for preSIdent: the home of church at 9 n.m . The altar flowers Too few graduates are aware of spring. attending modeling school." Her Peggy Borcherdt, Carol Moore, Mrs. Bertha last Sunday were given by the troop the genuine Opportunities available It was reported last week that pet peeve is "a certain seniors' peg Dorothy Gray, Ginny Hurm, Susan in honor oC their mothers. The in the secre tari~I field and the at· Mrs. Bishop's class had voted $25 pants.': Goin,g s t e~dy is.all right,.she Gore and Peggy Young; Vice.presl. ______-______• =-::-::-:::-:::-l.,Un !,~:~ :~"c. nRt~1L r~,~, er~ troop committee will hold its tractive posslblllbes tor career de· toward meeting the needs in the says, If she s gOin g WIth the rIght dent: Natall <: Bohdan, Peggy Young, 11...... _ ...... _ • Watson, monthly meeting next Monday at velopment to whIch these m ay lead. kitchen. It was Mr. Bishop's class guy. , '" Kathy Lanmng and Barbara J ack. 1 and a demon· 8 p.m. at the home of Einar Stout· which so voted. Ruth s preference m tashlOns IS son; Secretary: Peggy Young, N ~ r. machine. land on Limestone Road. R hI· W Last Sunday, however, Mrs. sport cl oth ~ s and whIte bucks. In ma Gr~y , Gmny Hurm, LO~l s~ at Woodside The fina l report has been sub· epu lcan omen Bishop's class voted to donate $25 her spare. lime she likes to dance, Samendmger .and Nancy Hopkln ~, oC the Needle mitted for t.he One Great HaUl' of V - • toward the purchase of a ventilatin skate, SWIm, go to the movies, and Treasurer: Ginny Hurm, Natalie All Phases of in the organi· Shar ing 427.50. T o H ear IJCOnOlnlst fan for the church kitchen. Th~ ride i~ 1953 cars. Her favorite fo ods Bohdan, Peggy Young, Ginger Lan. Sunset Lake Sunday at 4:45 p.m" the West· • White Clay Fellowship had voted a.re chIcken, steak, and apple.?ump,: ler, and Carolyn Nutter. minster Fellowship groups will can· DISCUSS State Tax in its May meeting to donate up to li ~~y Martin and Nat King -Janet Barnett r.I•• V ••• etK. fo':~d~ ;~e ~~~,; duct religious services at the $25 toward this project. !\emours Foundation. Ira T. Ellis, duPont Company Appreciation is expressed to Har· RENOVATION Hlj~I ~__ _ rr- Cooch's Bridge and Glasgow Public Sale SATURDAY MAY 29 9 4 Mildred Ludwl, Correspondent JOOPMDST Phone Newark 8 8496 ChrisUana PTA New of:ficers of the Chr st ana PTA el.ec\ed last week arc p es den\, Mrs. James Blest v ce pres tlen\, Krs. Olga Graden secretary 1Ilrs. Wm. Kee and Treasure Mrs Ernc8t 1lcC1ain. The next meet ng has been moved up to Monday May 21 Inneed of Wednesday The Green Meadows 4 H club n et T1aeIIdar e yen ng at the Chestnut Hill Road borne of Phyll s Batten Club members will v s t the Ne v arlt Church of the Nazarene on Rural Life Sunday May 23 '!be Salem young I eople s grou will atemate discussion meet ngs with 1IbCll" bus ness meeting ThIS eyenin«'11 discuss on wi I feature a alk em I!egTegat on A hot dog roast J9 planDed at co m Church May 26 The gro p ha new oWcers President. A ta Thorp V co pres tlent .1 aek.ie Jones Secretary Eve lY HoUbaugh and Treasurer Pat Thorp. Briefs: Maur ce F elds filled n for Leader Myrna McElwee Man cIa7 eYening at the P encader 4 H --'~~-....:..:.:=-..::::::..:.:~....::.:.....::::::: mcetin,g The planned tr p to Va ey Forgo untortunately had a be cn celled. A few m embers of the Ogletown Ia~ ~ation club were en NOT RESPONSmLE A survey conducted at 97 indus trial llrms showed that only 10 % of the men fired lost their jobs be cau.e they were technically Incom petent. whlle 110% lost theirs be THIS IS TO CERTiTY thllt LOUGH eau.e they couldn t take responll BOROUGH DEVELOPMENT CORPOR bWt7 -Chan,ln, Times ATlON II a c:orporaUon cruted by and ------ ------~ - ~ The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, May 13, 1954 News of Bear Ft" HONORS DAY Mrs. Le. li p Ford, orresponden& Honol's Day Exercises at the I'holle: New Castle M84 • Uni versity of Delawnr this ypa r DIes Here At 92; Iw ill be held on Thursday. May 20. P ncader Grange held their semi monthly meeting o n Monday night, l Funeral TOlllorrow ~:v~I : ~It>':i~ · / ~O~i\~ ~~11 t~a~~ o!~ lay 3, with less than usual a ttend students who have distinguished thems lves scholastically. ance because of the tornado warn Funeral se r~r Mrs. Alice Every ings. G uests for the evening were M. Dear, 92. w ho died Monday at m mb rs of Smyrna Grange 21 with I Cardwell Place, Newar k, will be Woman worthy state mastcr Harry S. J ohn held Fr iday a t 2 p.m. in the R. T. son. J ones Funeral Home, Newark. In. Wa nts rs. Al'1hul' Ginn. worthy lcc terment will be in Newark Ceme turer of the vi siting g r oup, w as in tery. Friends may call at the fun charge of the I cturcr 's hour and era l home Thursday between 7 and Se t of AIIlI1lI11 Hl'cognl- two sclections were given by a I 9 p.m. I-fEARTHEGAY These . quart!'t composed of Mrs. B lanche Mrs. Deal'. w ho was in good OELIGWTEO"TUA~KS.. . . . ~t'ia l l Short. Mrs. Louis Dukes. MI·s. health until Jast W dnesday, lwei Famoul second ),I'al". " sp' ' . He len DCll kyne. and Mrs. Ba rbara b e~n d ivi~ i n g her lime among eight FROM THE HAPP¥ thU bf given to lut'al lIIl'n J ones. ~I chlldl'en III Newa rk, Mi lton, and Kayla n wi ·c shO.1I"11 1"('~I:f~~~: T wo skits enti tled "Buying Eggs." ' Florida. She left m orc than 125 WELL-FILLED TANKS ! ship .and ?C and "Proposing Silns" wcre 1> rc- direct desccndant s. ccille lidds. sented with Mrs. Ar thur Short. M rs. BOI"l1 in Mississippi on J an. 6, Stainless Steel nOI only Cllcour- Blanche hort. Mrs. M yrtle W ilson. mt' rnb~rs to con- Edward lI einold. H arold McGrath I 1862, she spent her early life in thc in ·HI, but m?st and Eugenc Short, as participantS'j South and m oved to Delawa re in our youth \~ltI~ J ohn D ukes gave an iniorm ative 19 19. Her husband , Addison Sher good citlll'ns)lIp, talk on the honey bee a nd J a m s L. man Deal', di d in 1937. ~I G\\" III n, state Ford J r., was welcomed back after SUI' vi vors include three sons, addition to ag!'lcul- being absent for tw o y ears in the many public offICials. navy Charles L. Dear, Sr., at w hose home 'pro fcs~lOnal nlL'lI ~nd . l\1ay 17 Meeting she died; Samuel Deal' of Clear once 4-1{"'rs, GWIllII Mrs. C. C. BI'ooks, wor thy lectur- wa ter, Fla., and Will Deal', Largo. C LOCo\ L H I.AO, . IAk loo;' ,I"c. er oC Pencader Gra nge will be in Fla.; fiv e daughters, Mrs. L ouise And your tank w fH givc you an ch8l'ge of the program at the n ext Knox. Cleveland A venue. Newar k ; extra thanks, when you arrange regu lar meetinl! on May 17 w hen for our regular d elivery of g ood ladics night wi ll be o bser ved. Mrs. Marie Lloyd and Mrs. Albert flle l 011. George, J udi th Moore. Wayne Lloyd, both of Kewark; Mrs. F an B urge and J immie A ll en h ave a l) nie Miller. Milton; and Mrs. Li lli an been on the sick li st. BOULDEN BROS. Minton, Largo; 45 grandchildren, Slarl MI·s. L loyd Dasher. wh o has b en COAL - Jo' UEL OIL - K ERO ENE a patient in Delaware H ospital for about 70 gl·ea t-grandchild.ren and PHONE 8-1303 Your Sel several weeks, was m oved to the several gl·cat-grca t-grandchild ren. BARKSDALE ROAD wilh Ihe home of Mrs. Ed ward Pierson on NEWARK. DEL . 1·Qt. Size Monday. He\" rela tives and f riends This Week wish her a speedy recovery. The Bear H om Demonsh'ation Peggy with, as "Na ncy" the m a id, waw hes w ith a slightly Club was represented with ten ~ Inl s t e r air a ,~ehea rsa l for the University Drama Group prodUction e with purchases o( mcmbers attending in R ed Lion Angel Street which opens a three nJght stand in l\lltchell Ha ll Only $10.00 or more Church Sunday morning. Ten m em tOnight at 8:15. . 8g bers a lso spent Tuesday in Dover a t The husband and wife duo are pla.yed by Helen Stanwood and ======~==~~======~======SA=V=E==$1=. 3=6=====x) S tate Meeti ng. by J ay Da vis. a guest actor with the group. Tickets may be obtained the sta te meeting. a t the Mlwhell Hall box office. Stock Up! Last 3 Days of Our A public demonstr ation of th e voting m achines in Ch r istiana lire arranged by a committee, and t he SECTION 3 h all on Friday evening was spon- Rev. Daniel Moore of Richm'dson freshment committee wi ll be m a d ~ I so red by the demon strat ion club P ar k, fo rmer pastor of Red Lion up of Mr s. W. L . McElwee, a nd BIG 69c SALE with Mrs. J a mes Blest, president. Methodist Church, will be the guest Mrs. Raymond Snyder, w ith Mr. Donald McElwee, w ho h as been spea ker. and Mrs. J . Lesli e Ford in charge Choice Hillside Building Sites PORK " BEANS Ideal 7 !:::69c in Mem oria l H ospita l w ith p neu- Miss Car ol Ann H eal. daughter of recreation . Including city water, sewer, and paved streets monia, has returned home. of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heal of Dela- Ideal Mrs. May B. L easure attended the ware City, and Mr. Douglas Buck INQUIRE ABOUT OUR SPLIT LEVEL DESIGN TOMATO .JUICE :I : ~::69c state convention of the Alph a T au Stanley , son of Mr. and Mrs. H ow- state chapter of Delta K appa G am- ard S tanley , Sr., of Bear, w ere C a II CAI.IF. TUNA Light Meat Grated ma, national honorary teBcllers sor- married. in St. Pa ul's Church, Dela ority, in Rehoboth , over the week- w are City. on Saturday afternoon CESSPOOLS HUGH F. GALLAGHER, JR. GOJ.DEN CORN Ideal Kernel end. at 2 o'clock . A r eception foll ow ed At Eden School Ia t St. P a ul's school in Delawa re Phone 8-8315 Ideal Condo Mrs. Eugenia Matz, county music City. TOMATO SOUP I cans 6ge supervisor, visited Eden School on Mrs. Annie Ha rrington is spend CLEANED Wednesday. Grades four , li ve and ing some time with her daughter Ideal Red Band 4 ~~~:6ge six will participa te in the New Mrs. Howard Sla ughter , of Symna. II~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;!I FANCY PEAS Castle County m usic festi val in Thc Ladies Aid Society of P en- I~ APPI.E SAUCE Ideal Fancy Quality Middletown on F riday. cader Presbyteria n Church w ill hold Call Miller 4 ~~~:69c The Eden Sch ool board m et with their May. m eeting on Thursday Here At Home! representatives of t he state depart- evening, May 20, with Mrs. Myrna PRESERVES I:~a.!.:r~~~~.p~~~::~i~e m ent on Wednesday to arrange for McElwee. president. Devotions will Newal·k 4316 ~ A Complete Optical Service o ver-crowded school conditions next be r ead by Allen Brown and II r e- MIXED VEGETABJ.ES 6 ~~~:69c least half th e cost of ~e p t e mb e r because of enr ollment ______.!::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::~- :N - BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED \ POTATOES Ideal Whole, Tiny Irish ~ ~ ci~h ~~~ ef~~~:r~~ m~i~~~ · L . Mc~ l wee was tak en to -I' -- ' --..----- ' -· ---- ' -~------O)I - FRAMES REPLACED 7 ~:~:69c and sin ce 80 percent Delawar e Hosp!ta l on Sunday to -CARE OF- CARROTS Ideal Fancy. Tender DIc ed production h ave an operatIOn Wednesday. HIS ~ PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 7 ~:-:69c 't adds fricnds wish him a speedy r ecovery LA WN l\10WERS _ ALL TYPES of SAWS I HEINZ SOUP Cream of Tomato cans , progra~ lS I' L I~~es ;~ ls; 1 ~~~ v~~~~r ~~~ dt:; :;,~~ .-. Free Adjustments - Quick Service 6 69c program Wi ll lit I1I ng in the church house. A speCial AND OTHER MODERN EQUIPMENT , FACIAl. TISSUE Princess :I 4~a69c the agron- I mUSical a nd literary program w as IteUring from Koppers Wood P reserving Co., after 24-year s' service A I j thrce-way pJa n to I ---- in specia l experience in all types grinding a nd all types saws. SWANEE TISSUE COLO ·SOFT c Th Is con- PHONE 8-1234 6rolls69 ~~~~n~~ ~ ~ ~~ i~a:-~ ! Acme Meals are Guaranteed Quality supplcmcntal pasture, I Jeweler Eal. 1885 t~~~:~.;:r~=.~. I j Funeral Ho W. L. FELL 316-318 Delaware St. pasture for spring 82 EAST PARK PLACE NEWARK DEL. ; 52 E. Main St. Freshly Killed, Pan.Ready -:....J~~~~~...... ~* ~ ~n~ I , New Culle Newark tim e. and)s the hIghest ••• __, ~ ___" __~ ~_ , _U_ CI _U _ ; _ ,I _ I _ , _'__ I _..._ . , __I _..:. program available I I . FRYING _._, .. :._.;;: __.... . ,'_ dairymcn today," Mi tchell nco ------' ~~~~~~~~~ CHICKENS ~;g;:f~gP;~~ u~ta~~~~ 1 BRIGGS MOBILE HOMES, INC. least productive pas- 121 West Park Place to providr. 1 'b43e in J uly and fi fth of the Newark, Delaware U. S. "CHOICE" TENDER ncxt fall and ear ly - 0- Ib49c Wm. J. Warwick, Pres. Ib 39c Ib 29c Ib45c Ib 19c PHONE 6565 Ib 33"e ACOIN ADAY Braunschwelger I_ane.. ~~~.: e. 290' , "have a pile of money Fillets of Pollock Ib 25c Fancy Perc,lt Fillets Ib 39c. ! with THE TOM THRIFT CRYSTAL CLEAR BANK Fancy Large Shrimp ,~~~X III 69c' JUICY CALIF. EXTRA SPEC/ALI I.EMONS FRISH SOUTHERN GREIN Buy Locally! BEIINS Z~Z5C ; SERVICE TOMATOES s~~:~g PASCAL CELERY C;::~ IS IMPORTANT CUCUMBERS Large .ltCh 501 Your spare ehange p\lt away in LOCAL RHUBARB 2 bchs 19° Buy From Your Newark this practical bank ••• will build a fortune for you ••• 25, a day Plant Now·· Glenside Park Grass Seed 5 Ib b8g $1.89. amounts to almost SIOO in only Decorated Memorial Day Wreath, .. $1.99 one year, •• plus eompounded SPECIAL SEABROOK FARMS SLICED PEACHES 12-oz pkg 23cr earning.. BUiCK - CHEVROLET Only Seabrook Farms Baby Lima Beans 2 1Q.oz pkg. 49a Available in choiee of beautiful Grapefruit Juice b 'n W or Ac. High «5 &'01 un. 59a reneeted eolor shade.. Dealer Try the New, lofter Lo.f of Ask about special personalized $I~~~., Stili feature ••• your own photo on the Onl)' 15-/ ••aetJ" what ENRICHED SUPREME BREAD Tom Thrift bankl ••• Get yours II coel_ today! WM. H. PORTER Incorporated "i~ NEWARK TRUST NEWARK, DEL. 180 E. Main 164 E. MAIN ST. ~~Tw( ~~'Ar~~ COMP~ Ct oc~ Buy Defense Bonds Phone 8·1155 Six The Newark Post. Newark. Del~ware. Thursday. May 13. 1954 University WODlen Delaware Senior Receive ~D-C"K POST People, Spots In The News Student Progre Award THE NE ISelect Mrs, Arnl a.:: ...... Frank Thomas Sanderson. a Uni For a Real V.. Founded J anuary 26, 1910, by the lato Everett C. Jobnaon As Club President versity oC Delawal'c senior from Richardson Park, was awardcd a student m dal for outstanding work An Independent Newspaper Mrs. David L. Arm was elected l"ubUshed Every Thursday by the Newark P06t, Inc. in hi s majol' fI Id by thc Philadel president of the University Women's phia-Wihnington section of the 14-16 Tbompson Lane, Newark, Delaware Club at the final mceting of the American Institute of Chcmists in Locally and Independently Owned and Operated academic year last Wednesday in Philadelphia last week. the women's faculty clubroom at Lpgnl nnd D isplay ndverti s in .~ rates furnished on request. Wnrncr Hall In Memurlam and Cards of Thanks 7 eents per agll te line. Mrs. Charles N. Lanier, chairman 1.------. WM . H. WAGGAMAN, JR...... EDITOR of the nominating committee pre- sided. hwred as second class matlt> r, March 10. 1910. at the Po s~otTi ce at Newark. Other officers elected arc Mrs. Marie C. Pemberton Delflwarc. under the Act of March 3, 1079. T. A. Baker, 1st vice-president; Mrs. CAMP LORE - RIDI NG _ Howard H. Buel', 2nd vice-president; Public "tenograplfer Mrs. Charles A. Jacot, secretary; and Mrs. Matthew J. Pillard, treas DltlJ/icatirrg urer. NANCY A WI N. Director Entertainment after the business -0- meeting was provided by members Office Phone Hocl essin 2ti:\ of the Modern Dance Club and the J 10 W. Main St. - Newark 6082 IUniversity of Delaware A-Cappella I Choir. HODle The new officers will hold a 96 E. Cleveland Ave. meeting in the near future to make Newark 6378 Newark, Delaware, Thursd :&)', May 13, 1954 plans for the 1954-55 season. ~ "Please Make It Work for Other Kids \\ LEO'S VILMA BURCHARD'S LOON}' LAM /';iVT,' Would,,'t it be flll1 if (I "" .~ /J(/nrl pm,IJ • • HlliUH B~ Shop do all,he '''i'' f:l'~ his " 'ife 8'1.~/)(>CI .~ II I' NOW OPEN FOR BUSINES ' WATCH CLE.\ r r N(~ ..... ~ ,50 Cooch's Bridge - Elkton Rd, May 17 - 1 U - 19 Phone 4018 fol' Appointment LEO CLYMER, ]CWelCI' 132 E. Main St., Newark r --W;i~YCh~;eIM~~;;.;n;Chur~ - One Mile North of Newark I On Route 896 I Services Each Sunday Morning' %'~1un glasses Sunday School - 10 :00 a,m, I I Morning Worship - 11 :00 a.m. y:our outdoor ac I o--_.!.ou are alwa~~:::::~~" _ , __. _,,. Whether you hunt, fish, ski or pounding that small while ball large portioI18 of real estate, a special Ray.Ban Sun Glass for Five. . QW~~ent . Colors FOR FAMilY FUN ~ There's one for every purposel U HUNTERS, who often double· De)lIWare Graduate Nailled ~in-brass as SKEET SHOOTERS, Southern States Director prefer Ray-Ban Shooting Glasses. Their impact. I resistant lenses provide protection from eye . . J In spite o f~ain the Fun C. E. McCauley, a former Dela- as well as scientific glare protection. SKIERS, 10AT Fair sponsored recently by the ware state .agrlcultural e?'tension others who take their sport over snow or water, .... iIII!~-----...... ------.-..~;..:-.;..._ .. ~ 1 ioal~:t~T:~~~~ra I A::O~i:N°:S i~~r~~~ ~~:.·the~ ;: nh~t;~~t ~~~~e~~ii~:t:: ~r. : Sun Glasses with Double Gradient '. tiona I success. The gross receipts rector of feed distribution for the I coatings at top and bottom of amounted to $1,135.28 which will Delmarva Peninsula area. He will overhead glare and reduce sharp ~WARK IN REVIEW be allotted to the various schools assume responsibility for all feed "4 Iin the district on a basis o( enrol.l- distribution and related activities snow or water. GOLFERs -frequently 1 ~ ment. 111 the area to be served by a new I sportsmen-wear Ray-Ban Sun GllIS8t3lri11 ~ Twenty-flve Yean Ace The Brookside and Medill ele- Southern Stat"s feed mill, now un- mentary schools will receive $125 de! .construct.lol ~ at SeaCord. The the regular green lens. THOU SA NDS preferlhl School Board Election . W~iteman struck out J I West I and $175 respectively, and the ~ :\ l IS schedu.ed (or completIon thIS new G-lS lens for extremely bright At.the annual Board o( Educ.ation Nottingham batsmen while yielding INewark schools will be ailotted McCauley whe for the pastlthree , sun, lig~t aneJ exact recognition ~~~o~nDf~:'iC~~~O~:I~a~~ G~~ ~~;~I~ ~~~~r j~~~t:~~~lt ~~~~ hf~~w :!~~ ~ $835:28. . years has b'~e n serving as direct~r I , of colors. Each of these Ray.Ban was reelected over Mrs. F. A. wllh a home run, a double, and a DI. Howard Reed, general charl'- Of. dl strrbutlon (or the c?opel- I lenses is available in a variety of frame styles, (ee~ls a rt Wheeless by a vote of 389 to 103 pail' o( singles in a perfect day at man, extends general appreciation ahve'd t n8tlve ott Dtelaw ~ le ~tnd STOP H,RE and ask to see the Ray-Ban Sun . ( th . the plate . t D I C· I a gra ua e 0 C the sac UllIverSI y . Th. e.. t e~n IS or ree years. , . ag~lIls. e aware Ity. r to a I who helped to make the He wiil have his headquurters at I Glass Selector, It will help you choose dIe m r. ",ailaher has served on the S~ugglsh fi eldIng In the Delaware 11954 Fun Fair such a success Seaford local Board oC Education for 19 CIty game accounted Cor the hi gh I " righl sun glass for y our outdoor activity, continuous years while Mrs. Wheel- t?tal runs scored as Mayer gave out ------I ess was a first-time candidate. eIght well spaced hits in striking \ In an interview Collowing the out 14 batters. I election Mrs. Wheeless stated that The Newark line-up: Edmanson, r;,~r '?uv:'::":sOai~~~~sd~v:e ~g~~I:e:~/~;~~: she had little hope O[ being elected ss; Cole, c; V. Mayer, cf; Cl'Owe. I b; I onnbly-for the housewives of Wi l- I but that she had been a candidate McDowell , If; Bal'l'ow, 3b; F. Mayer, mi ngton . Wh y not gi ve us a call? !~ atn:~~~~r~~~u~~d b:O;!~' in\I~~ : .~~~ ~~y~:.~I\~~~h~~~. Whiteman and v' l RUG CLEANING 316 -3 18 Delaware (. resclltation on ~h e sC~l oo l boal·d. At home ?n Frazer field last week I New (;astle More th~~en~ngt ~'rf~~tnd people ~~~ t~ct"'v:! ~~t~d~~~~~~~~~P ~_i2ne ~~ed & STORAGE CHAMPION- in color, will twinkle US stormed the doors oC Louis Hand- lost to Swarthmore. 4-1. Ke' on tennis courls, over the lawn- e" ds~ loff's new $100,000 State Theater Delaware won th e first contest • DERLOU GUAIIANTEED MOTH- everywhere the famil y enjoy. on opening ni ght and John K . in the ni nth when Ace Taylor scored I'ROOFING oport •. For fOO Lcomfort and apeed Johnston, master of ceremonies at on a long fly after geLLing 011 base • ALTERING, SEW ING /\ND [lINI)- -these famou8 Ked. features: the opening, lauded MI'. HandloCf with a single and stealing second. ING [or his pulllic spirit and courage Cl'ossgl'ovc pitched great bali for in making such a loca l investment. th e Blue and Gold, giving up but ~~:~i~:c !.r:rC~~~:::;,':n~f: ,!~aQ~Q/~III/I~-~IY~ He also praised J . Clifford Willis, three hits- one in each of the lil'st GEORGE F. LANG CO. Duo-Life Counter. Men'., boys', Newark buildcr. for the construc- three innings. 1205-07 ORANGE STREET PHONE 5-1535 ~omcn'Bt girls'. children's in: red. blue, white, fawn; char .. ?·...... lion work. Hall was on the hili for Dela- Delivery service to Newark and Brookside every Wednesday ~ One of the l eatures of the open- ware against Swarthmore and he C:?~ i or faded blue denl", ing program was presentation of the pi tched flawlessly until the sixth. fi rst "Buddy Poppy" to Mayor And then the Swarthmol'es scored r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I------I Frank Coli ins by State VFW Com- ali their runs. mander Wm. Rupp. Delaware's line·up: Sheliady, 2b' PILNICK'S Double Parking J aquelle, I b; Hill, 3b; Snowberger: ;;. . Local poHce have been instructed c; Glasser, rf; Roman, ss; Taylor, FOR SALE Shoe & Variety Store to pay particular attention to vi olat- cf; Steele, If Crossgrove, Hall and 50 E. Main SL Phone 8-1638 ors of thc local double parking and I Ryan, pitchers. boulevard "stop" ordinances, and In the Kewark Country Club's several arrests have already been qualifying round 101' the Classes of made. A fine of one dollar and costs Eight tournament, E. B. Wright was dream k itchen, near stream with for double parking, and a On e of medalist with an 81 and P. F. Pic. trees. Priced to sell qu :ckJy at five doliars and costs for fa ilure Jr., won low net with a 71. $15,000. to observe ttie stop signs will be In first round pairings, E. B. levied. Wrigh t opposes C. O. Houghton; P. During the past week eight pris- F. Pic meets P. B. Myers; and it's GALLAGHER REALTY ~: oners were arraigned before Mag- C. H. Hopkins vs. J. P. Armstrong; ' AT WOK So. College Ave. 48 :~~D!:::ER 295 51 ~ ~!~~~g:B lstrate Thompson by State Police and W. O. Sypherd vs. P. F. Pi c, J r. club coupe, for speeding on the Glasgow Road. Social Phone 8-8315 All ~~~n ~~ e ~ I~r.; I ~t~~:t ~~:k 1m~~da7~t~:~~i~e~:~v ~~~~n s~~~e~~ or see your broker I 41 ~~~~ ~~~o. 325 51 ~~!::~~! TraHic conditions and an im- home formerly occupied by Mrs. proved street program were dis- Richard Cann. ~~~:o~ ~:O n. 52 :-~~ :~~::~ cussed at the regular Monday ni ght Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Evans arc 48 495 City Council meeting and a new spending a week at the Marl 49 CHEVROLET 51 ~,,~::; R~~:~ system for parking and tra(Cic con- borough Blenheim in Atlantic City. f-door ""dan. 615 trol will be inaugurated early in Miss Elsie Wright entertain d the Styleline deluxe. June. A street improvement pro- Monday and Tuesday afternoon 52 ~,,~:~R~~~ gram will also be presenled at the bridge club at luncheon in her home AT PLAY first meeting next month. this week. 50 ~~:n~~~~ 695 52 ~~~~~e d l n. Mayor Collins reported that some- Mrs. R. O. Bausman and Mrs. CUE\;tOLST thing over a mile of city street George Schuster will entertain at a 52 195 Sty lrJln ~ needed repairs and lhe construction bridge luncheon at the Blue Hen 51 ~~:~~~t!~~ dclu, ••port cOUP!' of concrete curbs and gutters was Tea Room on Tuesday. urged. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Town- _ Room Air Conditioner 53 HENRY J 815 53 CIlEV ROLET Closing Times send will celebrate their 25th wed- I 2- ti oo r swan. Twelve Newark merchants have ding anniversary on May II with 50 CHEVROLET 895 53 CJJEV ROJ,ET agreed to close their doors at 9 p.m. open house for ali their friends. No 4-door \ every evening In the week except Individual Invitatlons have been Is- giVBf you tn9/lJ /iJatu~ sedan. Belai,r, .....Wblte ",d Wednesday and Saturday. sued. CHEVROLET The Idea was conceived and in- Memb rs of the Newark New &1 ~_~!:rR~~::' 895 53 Belair bBrd I O~ troduced to the group by M. PiI- Century Club were entertained at a . than any unit atany COd,l nick and Isaacs Marrilz who ap- tea given by Dean Winifred J . . - TRUCKS - proached those storekeepers who Robinson In the Faculty Clubroom ,..-----r-~ · -~'- ----,----- did not have a regular closing hOllr In Residence Hall. I I . - . FORD 550 1 51 G~f.C, tl·" and whose business was such that Miscellany ~=S ~ I · 1 % ton paneL pi The best form of "health Insurance" the average household iO I ~- Io D they could shut up shop at a fa irly The State Theater was offering I utedmeftnillt I ..:a I · ' . I~I :J1 CHEVROLET can have Is the famlly medicine chest WIlEN It contalna the 1295 54 C lIEV':::~, earlJ hour. Early! 1 Star Vaudeville Acts with Arch I '!::.!.t-::. --I ~ lip., M", I - "A. I 'ANa I "'" ~~ ton pick-up ed.n Connty Field Meet Whiting's InternatlonaJ Collegians; right supplies that permit the speedy treatment that 110 often Low mlleap, Low mlles,e, aad I -- WAIlWIn' Between 4,000 and 5,000 children Jackson's Hardware was selUng bl lessens the severity and shorlens the duration of common IW.'I •. ~.I I I I will take part in the 9th annual cycles at $29.95 and automobile til'es IICrItcII.or...... I = I L.ow Terms To New Castle County Field Meet on at $4.95; and the Ford Motor Com Ills. Take a look Into your medicine chest today. Is It a reposi GMAC Suit yout Frazer Field, on Friday, May 17, oany was advertising: "Your Model tory ror various bathroom bric-a-braeT Or does It contain L ____ ~-~-~-~-~--~_---~ The Newnrk schools plnn to enter T Ford Is still a good car. For a neatly arranged supplies or egentlal flm aids, antiseptic, I GUm I PlOJICTS ONlY I COOlS • several hundred contestants wi th a labor charge of $20 to $25 you can aromatic spirits of ammonia, aspirin, Indigestion remedy, I OPIIATION I I .. 2 ..CHU I AND HIA" I ntllMOSTAlIC faculty committee consisting of W. have your motor and transmission I UIured '" INTO .OOMS I dcbumldillel, I CONTIOI. I K. Gillespie, Thomas Maline, Mrs. completely overhauled including tooth !Whe relief; nose drops or spray, rubbing alcohol, 2...-.1 I ForeYer endI I 1llIen, CIlh.1IIII I ...... - I Louis Duffy, David McMenamlll, new bearings, cylinde'r I'e-borlng, petrolatum. a tlClaon, and a fever thermometerT See us today I -.II .bIortIealr...... I dnlpery cul-olf room .Ir '-Peralu"" I Earl Keller, Miss Sarah Glass. Miss and any oLher necessary work.'" for whatever Jour medicine "hest I. lacking. I FlberaI_ prob-. I ud brinp" I automallcalq, Nell Lumly. Miss May Strough, and fresh air. Miss MadeUn J ohnston in c.harge. 1lL<\ NrRF, MAE F.VERETI I .J I Sports Slip Coven, Dra,," L Newark High School deleat d n and Reupholstering .------pair ot opponents last week as the Estlmates tree with or without . ", ' ~~r'~~~T r,[~a rl!!!~y. , I,nc. MERRITT K. ARMOR-----_ ., local baseball squad beat West Not materIal tingham 7-2, and oullasted Delaware NEWARK . DELAWARE Limestone Road off Capitol Trail City in Il tree-swinging contest, Newark,Phone: De\., Rt.Newark l-OgietoWD &tOil Rd. 1" ______...... 18-15. Phone H~ke8Sln 301 ------ The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, May 13, 1954 Seve. Married May 1 MembnaEers orMA thNe AMEETINGetna Hose. Hook I CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED Events and Ladder Company w ill hold thell' CARD OF THANKS - 1.0 'T r~g ul a~ m~n thl Y, rn~eting t Olllorrow bo~~e }~11~h t ~~Cl~\a:-~~ ~;ie~~~r~~lo~1~i8~f snOWN LI:';ATH~R WALl.ET- Inih nl¥ /l p('/'" , Bride n Ight at B.30 p.ll. In .the Aca(.h:~ my sympathy tn our rtlccnt bereavement In KEf.... Fll1d(,I' k(!ep money P I ('~c re .. B L UE HE 4-H MEETS ~~~~~e tl~~ ~~~~~~or~l~re~~?~:.cn t I~~e l h~:".j!: K~;Ox~u s bnnd and fnlher, ~'h"~~c \H ~nC I and olh .. r C~~l:~~~ WITH GEO, JAR MON Mrs. Louise Kno" nnd dauRhl~rs ------I CARD OF THANKS "Fi rst A!d and Gun Safety" wili Armed Forces Day _ May 15 We wish '0 thank relallves, friends I ~~.t~~s TIUeaC'le~. ,A 1205- 0GrnIO,:..FS· ~~r be the tOP ICS o[ the demonstrations Iand n C I ~ll bors, for floral Herlngs, em." '''. w= to be given a t the meeting of the ~~'~I ~'i.~!.~~(~~'n t l, ~;d~~~~S~~nW, ~~rh~~: c~~~;? DV~:~n~o l~ ~:, ~~:~ 10 8 -~,~:~: Blue . H en 4- H Club on Wednesday bOlld and falher, James E. HIcks. old Prelel' fdWII coIOI', female. Ph"n .. evelll ng, May 19th at 7:30 P .M. at i::thel M . Hick s and fam ily 4761 5-13- 11 1' ~l~~eh ~~; t ~~\~~~~ Jal·mon. Barks- Found I \~~:r kl;~ \~~~~~ I ~~5~ ' ocnIlD J.i'r 15 SchBillauyma Pnresn witolin assistedhow h o w b tyo trCeaarlt )F ~, .uouNrD-cloAl h.BsE, TTu sEeRa \FV :t•:;ld'nl'P"c V~"I OI ~ ~~DrlveF::'OSOka>~ : C 5-13-114' scr atches, cuts, si mple fractures matlc Washer Iro,:" Newurk Eleclrlc TUH KEYS- Al wa ya Rvull abl. SI>CC I'II and brok n bones. as well as dis: _C_~...!!l~a~S l re. l . 4-15- lfc ~r;~~e o~e~~rJ ' ~~~~', R. J . F e~~ ~~I~tr. cuss the propel' handling of tlre- Situ ation \ Van ted ,' 000 PLAN Plus FR IGIDA IR,: jo' OJ) f a nTI s. Freezer. Phon e for (reo in- A Na ture S ludy Hike w ith 01'. formotion on th2~G8IS7 ~ mO ll ol" ",l\'l n~ T l'lpl h orn of the Entomol ogy De- , ~J ~l ~ i s~~~~~~ · kPh~~~~·t,:: ~1 5".0., ~~t l ~ p artment at the University of Dela· I' IANOS _ New ""tiu.~prl~ hl t \VOl'Q has been arranged foJ' Sat-. Spin t. consoles itlld grund .. , All u l'day, May 29th. styles and prices. T,nns 10 S lIlt U, Gamps with J ohn Field. Recrea. ! . ______buyer Phone 1':11<11''' 3 4~- W art ,..r lion Chairman. and refreshments Fo\' Ren t ~ I ~~~, ~1k~~!' , H; ' ('I~r:;:~~;'~' ln~16 K~k~ will follow thc business meeting. John.on o. of LOIlI.",ter. 2-25-\(c ------A~~I?!i:~~~a~ ri~~~~~o~~;';;,iS~{~! T~rr l SO~~il kM ~~~ !.I~pu~; u ~~~~ ' .~ ~:;~ MI S BUR C K E L GUEST ! " The heritage ot freedom must be ~~~!l~,~O. G;~g" ..e£ I\:,~}~~~~ i ond~i~g (}{:~I,~~ It U{Jtew •.I> . Timko Br.:)_":i9 ~~Cc O ~'i ssA~~'I~ '~ l1l ~~~~ ' lh . Tex- !~~ r t: dw ::. c;:J1i~ I~:, ~: i1:~s~c :i r~c~~ A~~~~MIf;~ ;;,~-ro~~ lIlk~ ~~~~':;_Jl n~f~'- ~11 3 ~ ~~I! !i~ , ,,. W;e~;. ~,r; ; ~S'I':I~~tl~ ~: t ile Fib l'e Dep81·tment of the duPont ~: di nm~:; ;;;:g ht:v; r: v~:: lf!~a;': ~ios:f~~ ~lglnb~ : \dJ'g:;d~~ ~~~ afl o~;:'s. ~?,2a n~ : IBO E. Moln Slre",. Phone t~!~tr CO.. wiil be the gu st of the Inter- koeping of our Nation. They can ful- 4391. . . 4-15-tfc SA VE 40 DOLLAR S __ New 1!154 F~n8 Y daughter of MI'. and Mrs. J ay Steln- A.Aior .U0,W c. or aal tin thge me~Grotiupn g onof Tuthese- fill this assignment on ly wifAth the ' help A' PAPhonRT~Ne 2386T. _ 4 rooms a n12~ -3b1a-tlth.c ~~:~lE, Moind m ~Slree. 9 ~~ n~~~~'l. Ph"",,". keg~I~'~ H-II:;5·.I ,,, . ~2-.~ 479-i~l f<~ ou I' of Glasgow Road became the j' d ay evening, May 18. al 8 o'clock and constant support 0 mencans SMALL HOUSE Wm J Barn Ard bride of Mr. Francis Casim ir Pierce, at the h ome of Mrs. J . F . H annan. ~:O '~: ~t'!.'i~e ~ es;..i.~~ f r :i t o A~~~i :ae~! Phone B- 1002. - . , 4-J.t£C P~~1';,R ~~~ ::r. . ~Wc~I~~~'~II :;: :1~~" 1~. ~~;' ~~ f ~;;~~ ~~an P~St~ ~Ja~ : 'o~~(~fln~ :: 8 Knickerbacker Road. B rookside. share in helping to preserve it." _ G ~J!~c;,~ ~1 9~T.8 t Main Street . .E~ ?t~~ phone 0346 befol'e 8 A.M. nr l e6~ G~~';~ hl cventh R C Cl h W' l BAT( E A N D FOO A L E Arthu, W. Radford, Adm iral. U. S. APARTMENT _ 4 rooms and balh. SPR ING CLEANING SPE 'IAI. _ _ · of her Ig y-s, in St. H dwigs . . lurc , I -I . . D S • Navy, Chairman, Joint Ch iefs of Staff. Phone 8-8280 after 4 P,M. 4-29_ trc Hoover Vacuum Cleaners, Mociels 29, th rc'e ~:.:r.g~lers. m~;~~nJOSeph Delikat performed F RIDAY, MAY 14 -----_._ F~~Si~.I' I ~~ foh~;;; e:- 8fnT~~ .I~n ~ ~~~ E~~~; ~I~~ ~~g~~ , 8~ m5.$G 9 .5 6 . N4C_\r~{f~ and ~Irs. £ 1- the double r ing ceremony, Eman- The Ladies of the Salem Melho- CLASSIFIED ADS Phone 8.17M8 . 4-29-((c HOW DOES YOUR GAR DEN GROW- Elk ~Iill s, ' lei , and uel K rnwczyk, organist, p layed the dlst Ch urch will hold a bake in A~:a~;.~~rng- r~c!:~~'r'i1r;~f,~n ,2 I ~a~t ~retgt;i ~~e'PI~~~~' 8~ rI 5~erms. N4e_'1'~llr~ E. Fraim ot Marcus I' wedding music and accompanied front of J ack son's Stor e on Friday, H elp Wan ted Phone 2538. 4-29- trc POW ER MO WEH _ 18-i n .. $89.60; 2O-l n. wre: Mr. Alb~r t M~~eC~~~~lt~a g \"~~~t ki~ ~~~~.i'~i~ge by M6 k~~', cookies, fudge. r olls. bak ed M:;;~ 1 ~~~';;~!1 ~ \Z'°c~~~ig I Yo~~;~~ur.:: At'~;~tI Eft~a t-a ~d ' ~~~lnl!.~~~r,3p~?~~~~ t ~ ?~555~ ' Newark Eleclrlc. r..~ ?t'} ~ AndreII' ~Io<'rc, Elk hcr father, wure a gown f a tming beans, and jellies w ill be on salc. y;~~t ~sw~ ~~ ~:Il':' I ~;:·in~~r. n~~loC~C~, ~ ! j entrance, $65.00. Ph9ne 6377. Stove PLA NTS _ Any kind. Tony Civitello. and Mrs. Nelson George, a waltz I ngth skirt of lace veiled . I it R I I I ' 0 t and ref. furn. If ~ ' 5-13- ltp I 1' .. Mrs. Edward Gin- vania Railroad Sta tion, 8 AM (DST) . Ga .• for a business meeting. Sunday Eve. 8 p,m . ~ Permanents '~ 1 1953 CHEVROLET DELUXE _ 2-d Mrs. Charles R. On June 2. at 1:30 P M t here Will -<>- ' ~ ~~ lIght blue, 1,000 mi lcs. Priced fa" TI'cnsurer, M,·s. be a demonstration on "up .to da le M rs. R ola nd E. Clark a nd her FRID A Y M A Y 14 ;{ {~ I quick sa le. Phone Newark ~~~ It P . : Secretary of freezing tips" at th e Ag n culture daughter Cynthia of Dearborn, W ~ ThIs Month's Style $10 up ~~ DUNCAN PHYF'E MAHOG ANY DIN- IIxDaD:tf;' ~~~E~dt;ul~c;atlon,o! Chri ~I"s,stian J oRhne- HhealU.d onR e ·Juu pneh o l1s0t earnding 24Sch. aollo-ld Wayill ses b e· MMrs.ichi ganClal' werek 's m woteehekr-e. nd M rsg.u esTt,s A of. I "Stl'aJlger ore Otlle-.~ '£0 YOll r Choice ,,: p~II~"N,oHSnloe~~8' :')83t: B3bll~ cl:'l l ~rrb'tt~ulr!t~_"tI13~_~' ISltce Scrvice, MI·s. William sions. . Linden and h er brother. Mr. c . A GUll" ~, _ _ Secretary. MI·s. H omemak er's Shor t Course Will M. Linden a nd Mrs. Linden o[ ,~ :<'rom Our Album ~ PIANO Lester, uprlgh l $45 Apply of Loc~l be from June 16 until June 19. T ownsend R oad . I ~~ . '" 38 W Main S} GI~'~:;'Il~~~HSI~E~ I~ :5~: ',;~r t ~~I~~I~~ , ~ I rs. James Mul- Mrs C hristman a nd Mrs. Wil li am -0- S ATU RDA Y M AY Hi ~( P h one for A ppomtmtlnt-New ark 637;) , ,~ cash Southern SI.l les CO-OI) Ph ollc and ~ leans, Hamilton vol unteered to attend a Mrs, .John C. Reed of Amstel Of ry;";] ~ ~~ 8-t271 fi- I:l- Itc ' ; Sccretary of leader training m eeting on 1'1 0wer Ave .• w!l1 spend the coming week I "Valley 1. le ~'<'#~~~ ---- I Mis ce lla neous Miss An ne Gallah 1'; corsages in July, Mrs. F rank Colby end 111 WashIngton. D.C. I - " PLUMBING. HEATING and PUMP Work, ~Irg. J ohn and Mrs. Henri Dorsm an w ill attend - 0 - Head Hunters (fi i~ ~~l r~I;.; :'I~~.I "d . e~:~~~, C~ fj':; o[ Childrcn's the meeting on Decorative S titch ery. A n engagement o[ interest . I ' . Avenue. Roseville Park. Phone New- h ~re C~~A 'I~~ J. Bunting; Scc· Mrs. E , F , Waller and Mr s .. C. is tha t of Miss Eleanor Ptlllng J oh nny WeisslluLller ~ ,IHV I ark 6764. 7-9-tfc and Publication. E Ewing gave the demonstratIOn IH orscy , da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. P lu s RJ::FRIGFJ1NflON SERVl CE and Sa l ~' Sec retary of Sup- o~ "Magic in Mend ing" proving Dona ld P . Horsey of Wayne. Pa.. I si nce IU33. Harvey RefrigeroUon Co .. . Dismuke; Secre- that a lth ough m ending is a ch ore former ly of Newar k. to Lt. Comm. Gen e Au.try 14 W. MAIN 27 Tyro Avenue, Phone 579. 12_25 -tr. LIfe, Mrs. Robert clothes and m oney may be saved. Wa lter C, B1 aUmann. U.S.N .• son "S " T 1'1" REFINISH YOUR OWN FLOOI The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, May IS, 1964 Nine Educators Finish Chil1les At Eventide School Enrolhnent Saturday "Y" Gym Clus8CS ,. Benediction Citi~enship Study Reaches New Peak To Be Concluded In M~y Daily 'lol Saturday morning gym Activities, You've had a chance to size up the 1954 automobiles_ Project At School Of 2515 In Apl which have been conducted by the malica lly. They work on the prin YMCA since October at the New You've read about, heard about all the lairn for economy. cipal of the old -fashioned music Stanley Gibbs, Miss Ann Newark School District ark High School, will conclude this box. A punched tape r ecol'd ing is month. There will be a ciass on performance, acceleration, endW'ance, roominess and ride. inserted in the electronic device lo Gallaher Head Delegation Enrollment Figure 18 May 15 and the final scssion will be cated in a room behind the church Of Local School Teacher Above April Last Year- held May 22. Now you're set to compare the facts, weigh the record. organ and pulpit. Impulses from One. hundred and sixty-six boys the m oving tape are carried up to Enrollment ~wark Special and gIrls have participated in these . As par,t ot ~ens hip educa YMCA activities and it is expected amplifiers in the church towor. The lion proJect condUcled throughout School District increased more than sound is exactly like thai of a one per cent. during April to reach that they will be resumed in the the nallon by Teachers College tall when school reopens. many belled car illon. Col~mbia University, a two da; a new peak of 2,5 15. Th tape recordings. each con WOI kshop at Newark High School This fi gure is about 18 per cent taining six 01' seven hymns, can be was comp l ~ted today. above the 2,120 enrolled in April of AAUW Sehohll'ship Winner set to play at any time. Usually, Dr. J . WIllard Newton, regional 1953, according to Mrs. Elizabeth only two 01' thl' e hymns arc playcd Young, who compiles the figures To Enroll In Engineering New'54 DODGE head of the project tor Columbia, for lhe 5:30 o'clock cud w. alTlved yesterday f1'om Ba itimore from six schools each month. The h Ul'ch now has six 01' ight I Mrs. Audl'e~ DePrisco and to condl~ct the workshop and a ll As of May there were e xactly lap recordIngs. meaning a repel'· 1.500 p upils in the first six grades Miss y ella Maija Peter sons, both day s~ss l ons were h eld in thc high of WIlmington, have won $350 toire of about 45 hymns. Thc col schoo l s home economics suite, with in four white schools and 117 in lccti on is grnclu a Uy being enlarged. the New London Avenue School.The sc hol a~s hip s awarded annually by The chi mes a lso can bc played rhe ~~~7~~~~,~n . evening session in other 898 were in junior and senior the Wllmll1gton Branch, American Association of University Women. Clinches What it Claimsl by ha nd from the organ cOl1sole in Representatives from Will i a m high school. th church, but this is se ld om done. The elementary schools gained 29 Mrs. DePl'isco will study m echan- Pen,:, .Hlgh School in New CasUe at the University "The chimes have caused a lot of partiCIpated. Stanley Gibbs nd Miss pupils in April while the upper six ~~a b:~~~~: r ing commenl," says the Rev. Bunting. grades gained only two. The m onth's Ann Gallahcr, civics teachcrs, Dean David L. Arm of the school "J ust the othl'r day a Main Str et headed thc Ncwa rk delegation. gain is just enough to fi ll one new classroom if all thc pupils were in of engineering said that in the eighl slore owner told me tha t his em Th~ project's aim is to help teach the same g rade. years he has been at the university, ployees had gotten in lhe habi t of ers Improvc citizenship cducation there have bcen foul' women grad I slopping work when they h enr the by suggesting , practical ways for The fi gurcs do not incilld a few ncw pupils who enrolled enrly this uates of lhe school of engineering chi mes at 5:30, theil' regular quilling students to gam actual experience and three others are enrolled n ow. timc,That was a il right, said the storc wcek. They will appeal' on the May III som phase of citizens' activities roster. "Last year," Dean Arm said, "our OWl1el', until recently when wc . The proj ct docs not tell a pal': highest standing civil cngineering I made the changc-ov I' to Dayli ghl tlcular teacher how to do this but g l'aduate was a gir l. " time. Somchow, lhc chimes w er e makes availabie a card file of t ~ac h - VISITING SCHOLAR nol set righl and lhey sounded forth ing ideas gathered from all ovcr Dr. Ashley M. F. Montagu, anthro- .:._,_.. _,,_,,_,_.. _.. _.. _,,_n_.:, I a l 4:25. The store employ ees bcgan the United Sta les. These ideas from pologist, will give three lectures al quitting fi ve m inutes early.The store thousands of teachers have bcen the University of Delaware on Mon owner was much I'c li eved when developed inlo a series of proced- day, May 17 , as a visiting schol31 we got th bells back on schedule. " ures called "laboratory practices" at the invitation of the School of Need a home? In any case, the chimcs a ll'eady ha vc become a Newark tradition, and each workshop concentrates IE_~d~UC~ a~ti~on~.~~~~~~~~ lt AC'I~NOW providing a so thing period to thc onA~~ c i s~ ~et~~~~ ~~s ~'~O:i~~~'it re_ { Dodge backs up promise with proor! workaday hustl e. quires action as well Ils thought, You get prize-winning economy, proved ------GEORGE RE AD VIL.LAGE Newark school officials said. It has R. T . .TONES Here's the Record No Other Car Can Match in the Mobilgas Economy Run, been estimated that it w ould take 2 bedroom unit, full basement, Marble Tourney 30 years of research for one teachel' asbestos shingle exterior You get record-breaking performance, (Continued from Page 1) to gather all the data available in $6,000 PROVED Amo,lca', Or ..., PROVED A""'Jca', Out proved on the Bonneville Salt Flats, that the project's crd fil e. CLEVELAND AVENUE Economy Champ-Dodge .tandlng Performer- On lets you drive with greater confidence, Unheralded and unknown, Marty The project, known as CEP, was 3 bedrooms, brick & frame. combine. Rashlng perform the Bonneville Salt Flats, If you want proved value, como see appeared at the Newark athletic started in 1949 when President Eis * Garage. $10,000 ance with prize-winning Dodge thatter.d every rec this big new '54 Dodge with its long, low, fie ld and casually swept a ll before economy. Dodge agaia ord In Its cion for per enhower was head of Columbia. It natural lines, him. He d idn't lose a match against h ad $50,000 for tryouts in eight FUNERA.L 85 R1TrER LANE $14,900 topped all con In its tlOII formance to demonstrate the best Newark could send against schools that year. Since then, the DIRECTOR 3 bedrooms, porch. Available In Mobllga. Economy Runl r... rv.·pow ...· for·,of.ty. Discover all Dodge olTers , , , todayl him. Carnegie Corporation h as granted immediately. Onlookers went away amazed as it $2,117,500, and ser ves 1,857 teach DEPENDABLE '54 his uncanny dexterity, his coolness ers in 527 school systems. 91 RITl'ER LANE $15,500 I PROVED Am.,lca', Top PROVED Am.,lca·, Or.at under pressure. One h andicapper, a 3 bedrooms, porch. Available Enduranc. CCII -kl offici al ••, Road Car- A. a Rnal man who h as seen champions BAND CONCERT * AAA te.h, the 'S4 Dodg. tribute to Its unmatched emerge bcfore, said, "This boy has PHONE 801627 traveled farther and faat.r rood quantie., the '5" everything. We've go the next Members of the Junior and Senior $18,100 Ii High School Band, under the direc EXTRAS:::~~:~:~OK Doubl c lot, breeze than any other Am.rlcan Dodge wal selected al sta te champion hcre, and he could car. Here's clinching proof Official Pace Car for the tion of Ernest R. Wilder, will pre way, 2-car garage. go a ll the way in the nationals." of Dodge dependability, indiana poll. SOO-Mlle Roce , Runner-up to Marty in Saturday's sent a band concert tomorrow night 122 West Main Street in the Newark High School Audi * MARYLAND $19,000 matches was his 10-year-old broth torium at 8 o'clock for their annual NEWARK, DELAWARE 5-6 acres. 4 bedroom ranch. I DOOUE committee member el', Arnold. He lost only to Marty. ___ ~ lIMn " AIIIIia "'-t: ..., n.a.u, ABC·IV • Bett hlks it "BUlk tM BItI.," m ·IV • Illy RIcIn, NBC .... ~ . has announced Both boys moved here recenUy from festival performance. will include foul' West Virginia. Marty, who is knee be presented to hig h now, says he has been sh ooting Hanby-Worrall 1'1 various categories. marbles since he was ca lf-high. REALTORS RITTENHOUSE MOTOR CO. w!l1 be di vided into Third man in the Newark tourna Nicely Furnished ROOllIS according to age. TI:'ey ment was Oris Davis, 13, seventh =.er Surra.tt Dia.l 226~1l 128 Academy Street Newark, Delaware of boys under 12: gIrls grader at the New London Avenue With Prtva.te Baths AttncUve Weekly Rates over 12 and girls School. He lost only two matches, HOTEL ALBANY addili on to the four both to the Hall boys. All three will Phone 1155-1009 other prizes have represent Newark in the state test Elkton, Md, tXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXSXX%xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx· by Kewark mer Sunday. officiais anticipatc Also on hand Sunday will be the be at least fiv e for defending slale champ, J ohnnie Mueller, another Newark boy, who placed twelvfth in the national tournament last year. Mue ll er and the Halls are expecled to stage a wing-do. In addition to Govel'l1or Boggs, Secretary of State ·J ohn N. Mc Notice Dowell and other o{{jcials h ave b~en invi ted. Follow ing the malch es, the contestants will be served a The last ash collection buffet luncheon at the local VFW home. The Kewark VFW sponsored both fOlO the current season the city and state matches. Officials for last Salurday's city tournament were: William J . Fanning, posl 011 commander; J ames Kelly, J r., will be Thompson Circle, vice commander for the Department of Delaware; Bayard R obinson, Delaware Circle; MAY 17, 1954 and William Corbin, Newark. City Council George F. Reed J. FRANCIS NEIDE Mason CO l/tractor City Engineer BRICK - BLOCK STON E & CEMENT WORI( ESTIMATED Phone 8-81lO7 Newark, Del. VVe Are Pleased To Announce That VVe Have Been Appointed C:LOSING OUT F!AST!! An Authorized NO CASH DOWN! FRIGIDAIRE DEALER 30 YEA.R MORTGAGE FOR VETERANS No Extra Closing Costs! * * * FOR VETERANS OR NON VETERA NS A COMPIJETE LINE OF per moo Home Appliances The Incomparable CORONET at $58.81 Plus low t.u:cs & Insllrancc Refrigerators - Ranges O The Magnificent Twin-Bath ELDORADO at pel moo $74.02 Plus low taXelt Freezelos - Water Heaters & Insurance 'Washers - Dryers - Ironers Ideal Non- Veteran Financing Also Available Room Air Conditioners t Occupancy Under 20 Days If Desired SUBURBAN GAS CO. OF FURNISHED EXHIBIT HOMES OPEN EVERY DA.Y FROM 11 A. M. to 8 P.M. DELAWARE EXHIBIT HOMES Z miles East of Newark on Capitol TraIl (Bouie Z) Within aD .uy %0 minute ride on , uper h1,bway tram WUrn. GLASGOW, DEL. NEWARK 8-1161 180 E. Main Phone 8-1155 ------ Ten The Newark Post. Newark. Delaware. Thursday. May 13. 1954 County Assessment Explorer Post 251 Pia us Newark Soldier at Okinawa 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~77~7~~~' I Corner Main U Haines Str eets, · A R I Open HOIl e on Wednesday With 29th Comhat Regtnt. Davis Oil Burner & Electrical SeRice YO UR A&P SUPER MARKET IS OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY ~ I G H'rS "1 ,. r..-'IlOJlII C:; F Explorer Post 251 will hold Open Ptc. Cyril W. Everhart Jr., 21. WAlll\f AIR HEATING _ HEATEJl8 VACUUM CLEANED Igures t eCOr( whose parents live at 125 E. Dela- ELECTRICAL JOBBING .. HOUSE WffilNG $679742300 Hig]l House on Wednesday, May 19,. at ware Ave., Newark, r ecently ar- , , 8 p.m, at the Explorer post bUI ld rived on Okinawa for duty w ith the / PHONE - NEWARK 6914 I ~--~~------~~-- ing on Elk ton Road. just below the 29th Regimental Combat Team. NIGHTS" HOLIDAYS _ NEW CASTLE 2860 ___ 45 Cent Tax Hate Seen Barksdale Road intersection. Everhart, a communications chief I \:~~==~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~=~ Change To A&P And Get The public is invited to attend in Company H. entered the Army ~ With Approx imately ] 3 the affail' and to become acquainted I ------Percent Cost Increase with the Explorer Scout program. ~~a t i~1~:d ~~5~a l ~~)d P ~;~~ C~.rm er l y Read The Newark P08t-Your NI~ igbhor Doe•• Roland Gibson is advisol' to Post 25 1, and Jack Hambleton is chair More PI'operly assessment figures in Change New Caslle Counly for tax purposes man of the post committee. ~~~Il~~ ~i~~aL;';~~~ ~~r:~~g c~~~~/~ Amer ican Flag Co uncil 28 from your history, acc,or~ .i~g to figure~ r,nade PlunK Alll1i vers81'y Fete public by C. Lule Baum. pI eSldent American Flag Council 28. J I' of the Counly Board of }\ ss essme~l. O.U.A M., wi ll celebrate the lOlsl The n w assessment fi gure Will / anniversary 01 the order With an Food Dollars! be $679,7;2,300. an mCleas.e Of, $274,- open house me tmg for members 423,271 olor Ihe Ilgul e fOI the pi es- ~lId [nends on May 17 at the New. cnt li scal y ar. . ' 1~rk Orid Fellows Hall , begrnning A. !~ :' bu!l : j most of the rncrcase IS ~t 8 pm. "Super-Right" Quality Top or BoHom lhe result of the I c-assessmcnt of Ent l'tainment and rc!reshments properties ordere(~ by the board as arc scheduled. WIth an auction to be I ON E PRIC E- a means of equallzrng assessl1ents. h Irl as a special featul e Those at NONE PRICED HIGH.ER 69C MI. Baum estl maled that about $20,- I te"ndlng are requested to bnng Items Ib, 000,000 of the InCI ease I ep~ e ~en\s l ot little or no usc to the present Round Roast The total assessment Includes .. A good chance to clean house," Top Round SIeaks " s u ~·:~~I~hl" lb. 75° $388,764new cons,700tru ctionfOI r usinceral Newlasl Castleu y . o;ad~lsv~n~e~rs~ S Lfo~r~aen T~u~cricet~io~n~s~a~i e~. :::j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L _ ~~~~~~~~~~1 County. and $290,977,000 fo r WII- I Wz 10 J·pound FRESHLY KILLED READY·TO·COOK lOne Price-None Priced Higher) m~~o~ss e ss ment values by hun- I ••••••• __ • ___ •• - - .... • - a Frying or Broiling Chickens lb. 4~' dlmin·~1:c~~~k, $'1 .~.~~e146,400;$i'9~I SI., ~~~;n Geog);rg~~~~~es, S~IlI·IO,- 1 W'Thy Shop Out of Newark New Vacuum Pack _ 030,600; Red Lion. $3,982,300; Pen· cader. $19,190,200; N w Castle. $57,-. Well Trimmed ~~:~il~V~ill;e;, I~ 2~~~~0~'0;$2~'~~J~= I If yon sho p at hom e, THAT HELPS NEW ARK. . Corned Beef Brisket Ib, 7~o tia~a , $10.767 ,800. and Brandywine, l BIG CITIES ARE BUILT BY PEOPLE SHOPPING AT HOME. Lamb Roast "~·:n: :,~~~f J~",~I,d .. lb. ale Veal Roast B O~::.& p~ ~!; ~d J,~i.::d " IbS3c $127.74 4,300. I OF t h~ I~~~U~ahx ~~te ~7ese~~~~dp~;~~~f! I CAN YOU IMAGINE WHAT A CITY" E WO ULD HAVE IF EVERYBODY SHOPP ED OUT ' Freshly Ground BeefJ/ o~u~ : ;~ ., lb. 31 c Frankfurters "s~~·M:~hl" :~; . 45c Rib Steaks 7.l nch cui, I~ ' llo Bacon " su~~I~':r" ~.:: 43c lb. ~~ a~5 t ~~n7: ~:C I~$ILb~t'~/~~!=!~~~ ;~~~ I TOWN? _ lie uatlon could be reached. The pre- ' ELKTON I CAPITOL TRAIL Lamb Roast ~:~~Idl: ". 5&0 1_. 4Sc sent rate is 65 cents...... Court House on East Main Close to Medill School- Brick home. 1st. floor. 5·rooms. new bath, Bologna ';~u~ h ~-~r.~~ ' On a 45-cent tax r ate. the average I BTl ck 3-story a ~ar t me~t bUlldmg, ~e~! th o Each 1st. floor a partment modern kit~hen w ith e l e ~ t r ic dish waSher . 2nd. floor. 4-r?oms a!,d bath, Veal Roast ~':..:d,-: ". 31c Lunch Roll A ''";":~'dSI' ' V,·lb.28c increase to the taxpayer WIll be Street. 3 Grand apal tm en t ~, 5 r oom~ a ~ t f '11 ' emented basement outside staIrway. Full sIze new cemented basement, With f rUit cellar less than 13 per cent, and mathe- has li ne brick lirep l a~e. Oi l hot wa erN ea .' u. SIze ~'edec o ra ti on n eces~ and laundry. Full length storm sash and screens. Oil hot water heating Chuck Steaks lb. 5Sa Sliced Cheese Am.. " o. v,.lb'l4c maticians in the employ of the In pink of conditIon tnSlde. and out. 0 I epalrs or b I\e ' location plant (new) copper plumbing. In beautiful condition inside a nd out. Board of Assessment ha e estimated Isa ry. Beautifu l backyard With shade :n~ s h ru~b~r y . N~ I' ; ilf building No belter location between Newark & Wilmington. Wil m. - Tewark bus "Smokles" N.w L~::ks!~:;'I1"'; l~ k~~ ' 55c Canadian Bacon .. ;~;;~~;:: .. I ;~ . 6tc that increases ranging from $3 to in Elkton. Very close to c h urc h ~St' an \o ~ e ~ h n ~ w: ppo!:,tment only' at door. No better buy in this area for $18,000. $1 5 will be the rule for the great and a location where you can ge o~ ren a . own y . NEAR LA1I/DENBERG l 't f home owners Priced for a quick sale. Owner leavtng town. ma art y o · I EAST CLEVELAND AVE. Bungalow 12x24 ft. on over one-acr e beautifully wooded lot. A fi ne Sliced Halibut Steaks Ib.3t Fresh Bluefish I~ . 23c YMCA To Conduct I Brick a t~a c h e d . 6-rooms and bath. oil heat. full basement, cornel' lot, place to summer close to ~~~~~~h :~~ f UI scenery. Only $1 .200.00 . Deep Sea Scallops II . CSt • • storm sash and screens. Go~~;~tI~~IY $8,000. With 2'h acres. Masonry Ranch House, 6 rooms and Bath, not entire- c:::: :::::: SWIm InstructIon . . Iy completed. Another 2-room bungalow, renting tor $15.00 per mo. School Southern Black Valentine (One Price-None Priced Higher) 2 Corner Building lots. 5Ox15O Ft. Blocks and other b,;" ldmg mater- bus- nice location. 3 mile to Newark. We think tha t it is a good buy at ler Classes lals, heating plant, bath room fixtures and o~ e r m aterIals. You can ~7,500 . oo . SUIDD build you a good home at a big savlngs- Investtgate what you can buy EAST PARK PLACE The Newark Recreation Associa- for ~~~e 'e many building lots in and arQund Newark, in most any Brick bungalow, L.R. D.R. three bed rooms, tile bath, kitchen. H.W. P,'", 25c tion and the local YMCA w i)) con- price range. Give a ca)) for further in!ormation. ~t~: s;,.,~~UJ~~pl ~~:fr~~mfl~~~~ e~~~ ~ ~~~ ea ~~dd~~~~2 ~~~~E:ts~~~~ !~!,h String ~~~~'-N'~: !h~~'i A: duct summer swimming instructions SIIOE SHOP EQUlPMENT :~ ~e ~. n ~~~ ~tYw~~f n~~n ·~v~o~e~~ ~ Complete shoe repair outfit "CJl.A!dPION" good condition. It you screens. Attractively pric~~a; : . STREET fresh Corn 5 em 29c All' of instruction beginni ng June 28 want to go into the Shoe repair bUSiness, you should Investigate. A 4 apartments with income of more than $200 per month . Oil hot and ending J uly 30 and all begin- BARGAIN. COUNTRY HOME water heat, three baths, 1st floor apt. Iront would malte an ideal pro- Thin Skin 200-216 Sixe ~"::k .wlll attend three periods pel' Some thing different- and Ii beauty! FIrst Floor- Large L.R. with fessional office. Have $150 per month income from the other three. w ;:::!~n!n!ti~~~!o ~ fv:~ ri ';~~~ ~ft~ur;r i;~ ng~;~·I ;~;,g~!~ · r~oo~~ rOn~\~~geen'b;Jb:~~ ~ ~~~ t~~ ~ n;~ c~~ ;::pci~~~n t~ o;'::~::d i::: e :::::~ eA;::nW: ::::::~ :o: r: n:dV:~: Florida Juicy Oranges dozen3~1 weekly periods. !loor- three large airy bed rooms with numerous closets,bath- Insulated. Both Red Cross and YMCA swim- Front porch 8 x 32 Ft. P atio, tw o car garage. Oil hot w ater heat. .High WATER FRONT ALL YEAR HOME Fresh Pineapples N'~;,:;~CN .CKh 25c CucumbersNo:!o,~~~.~ol~t' h .. 3 I., 14c ming ce rtificates will be issued to elevation, in setting of old shade and beautiful shrubbery, attracttvely On the Beautiful Elk River- in setting of many old trees, on lot those who complete the requlre- landscaped grounds-Lot 150 x 300 Ft. Basement, has hobby room, work 15Ox l5O ft., about 15 ft. above water, Peppen Non~I·~j~.!·'~I~ho' 2 f., l5c Pascal Celery No~: '~I; h " 2 .~~'. 210 ments in the beginner, intermed- shop, and furnace . rooms, high and dry. Newar k School Bus at door. Three bed rooms, large LA with brick fire place, knotty cedar Grapefruit .'!"'~.~. 64-79 . ~ ! ~~ 4 r", 29ft Sweet Potatoes Golden 2. 10. 2& iate, and advanced)) c1~~ es . h the R ea~~l~~~e ft ~~eS:~~~i ti on inside and out, no repairs or red coration ~f~~~ /{t il~iC~~~ . wind ows overlooking the fascinating river, attractive I ~~~ mt~Yc e e ~ o E M~~~ g Street necessary. Full size hlgh, dry, basement, with cement twmel to dock, large · ~QJ ()Rk6JuJbA 'YlaJ.WnaI J/tDPI' 3i"" w",i Monday 0 t~ r o~l g h F ~iday b e twe e ~ ; Shown by appointment only. enough to accomodate boat. Oil circulating warm air heat. Insulated. I 0'30 a.m. and I p.m ., from 2 to 5 1 GLASGOW We believe this to be the most beautiful location on the Elk River. p .m ., or through Ray Ciesinski, BUY OF THE WEEK-Cape Cod seven rooms and_ bath, oil h ~ a t . You S~~~k~ o~~ such an attractive NEW water fr ont home offered C ~=:[Io~i ~~!~~ i a{f~n . th e Newark ~~1~d~~ ~~~~ :~u: ~~er~~ ~ ~r; I't,~t~~~7~t0!t~ N~~h bl~~~ ~;e~~:d. ~~!t!~~ for sale. Priced right. Inspection by appointment only. ~ Froze;d, PeO~;02'~t::.· 29 Each class will be limited to 40 )1o "hool bus .at door. Excellent condition inside and out. NORFOLK MANOR, BUILDING LOTS bQYs and girls and progress charts PossessIOn at settlement. Only $10,000.00. Are moving fast, with a few lett, and they are all choice. NEWARK'S will be kept on each youngster to I STONE COUNTRY HOME most desireable and fascinating dwe))lng area. Scenic beauty and hlgh Strawberries ":~~: :lr:N 2 ~~~:~ . 41c Orane' Juice "':;:,~~OP r ecord accomplishments. P olly Dr ummond Hill View unsurpassed in the county - w ith 3 altitude make them most attractive.' Some wooded lots on the Welch acres of beautiful lawn, trees and shrubbery, make it tbe IDEAL SPOT. Tract Road, are very attractive, a)) fairly priced and restricted. French Fried Potatoes Ii;!' 2:~;~ : 21c Snow Crop Lemonade ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 4 bed rooms, bath, very large living room, D.R. apprx. 20 ft. square, EAST CLEVELAND AVE. Lima Beans FoI:~:~:k 11.:... ~':;:,': 4ge Lima Beans habl'" 'olm. lGo •• J .--~88making and large kitchen, two-car g a r a~~~~~r~l bus. Just $23,500.00. Five bed room, large L.R. _ D.R. _ Kitchen. utility room & Laundry 2 2 450 Peas I Carrots I~',::. 2 '~~~'. 35c Mlled Vegetabl;;Y~ :;' 2 I:~.: 31c A1teratioll8 I New Brick Cape Cod. A beauty. 1st floor- living room with book- ::~' $~~.~e ~~f'~~~w~f::~:~~i~~S~~!;o!~~ es ~~~~:;i~t~ ~~~~: (J()ATS - SUITS - DRESSES cases, 2 good-sized bedrooms, dining room, modern kitchen, tile bath, up. Nice lot. Property In excellent condition inside and out. No repairs or TV Turkey Dinner S;::::n 81c Beefburger Steaks 3Bc Also Drapes how !loors. 2nd !loor partial1y IIr.ished, insulated and floored for 2 addi- redecoration necessary. Only two blocks off Main Street, one block to 1~-;~. I ;~ ~ : ;" '~i'" 21 =~~ ~~!O~ro~·.. !r.:~ 7517 ~~~a~tl~~~O~~ ?~~~ a1:~u~~ t ~~~ ~s~ ~~s;~~~:e ~~~\r~~a~~ I University. Today's best ~;~~r:'~CH DownyflakeWaHles' .... • 2~~'~ ' 31c Orange Juici o ~'!.:: ~' h 6 ~::; 65c ~~~:::::~:-~:::::::~~ IWilmington-Newark buses. Close tf4 ~ new MedllJ School and stores. A beautiful 3 bedrooms, dining room, living room. w ith stone llre- .:: Quick possession. A fine buy at $ , . place, with heatalator, dream kitchen, mahogany doors, and navy tile : - - - - • - - • - - - • SlLVERBROOK bath. Beautiful picture windows, oil hot water heat with baseboard rad- New home and a beauty! 3 bed rooms, large living room with brick lators. summer and winter hookup. All floors Fabulon finish, double e lire place and picture window, ceramic UJ e bath, dream kitchen with carport 140xI5O. Beautlfu))y landscaped. Newark school bus. Grand Sunnyfield BuHer C:e~::ry :~:~ 63 dining area. Oak "BRUCE" Park floors all rooms. Car por t, utility room, view of woods and sur rounding cq4lltry. This Is a very modern home. Sunnybrook All White Leghorn ELK Theatre aluminum storm sash and screens. Plenty closets. Radiant overhead heat. Attractively priced $23,000. . 140 0 Dozon Le .. Thon 0 Ye.r Ag ol This is an exceptionally we)) planned home aDd you will like it. WEST MAIN STREET Large Fresh Eggs Elkton, Md. Phone 92 Long term F.T.A. mortgage can be assumed. Shown toy appointment only. One of the finest homes In the neighborhood. Brick, first floor, living FRIDAY MAY 14 GEORGE aBAD VILLAGE room Si it. long, large reception hall, Den with brick ftre place and Pineapple Jalee .~~~ ~'~~~ ~:, . 29c Swift's Prem Large corner lot wood picket fenced, one block oU main Street. powder room, large roomy kitchen and private D.R Second !loor, 4 bed CASH NIGHT S bed rooms, L.R. KJtchen with large dining area. Owner has done lots rooms. bath, third !loor one large room. Very large front porch, extend AlP Whole Apricots ,.. I.d ~::. 29c Wilson's lor of remodeling, are redecorating. New gr een siding, storm sash and screens along side. Follow The Fleet make it one or our best buys in a moderate priced ho:ne for only Completely redecorated inside & out. All !loors sanded and FAB lona Peaches s~~~:.:'2 ~;: . 49c Ritz Cracken Nobl"o $8,000.00. ULON FINISHED. Very large club basement, completely :t:edecorated. with Quick possession. Oil Hot water heat. Ideal for Fraternity home, Parsonage, or large family. TomatoJuicelona3'~;: ' 23c 4~~~• • 1lc AlP Grape Juice \:;;1~ 15c ~~;290 Fred Astaire NORTH CHAPEL STREET Can be bought for less than one hRlf rpolacement cost. Sunsweet Prune Juice ~::r'~ 32c Peanut Buffer A~~:~~ . · 2~:' . sSe Ginger Rogers Good live room dwelling, sewer, water & gas, with possession at Attracti vely priced $21.000. settlement, for only ,4500. Can be financed. PAPER MILL ROAD Yukon Beverages d.p.'" 2 29' 0 • . 3lc Pure Preserves P~":o:;~: = ;:I~;' 11;~ ' 2Se SATURDAY MAY 15 Much better to buy Ul1s home than to always expect to get notic(' II Rooms and Bath, good condition, Appx. 125 Ft. Frontage, In City of higher rent or to move. Llmlt means Sewer and Water soon. Good buy a1 $5,000.00. lana Cut Beets Indud.d 3 \~::~ 25c Eight O'Clock J · ~~·ff~: 9$3.33 ~:~, ,1rU IJOUBLE FEATURE TYKE AVE. SOUTH COLLEGE AVE. FEATURE NO. 1 Ranch house-living room, S bearooms, large moaern Jotchen, tile Large L.R. with Brlcj( Fire Place, with pttractive open stairway, large Fruit Drink co~~=:",.2 ~~.:; 25c Cheddar Cheese ~~ .d 45c I ::~ sSe bath, plenty closets, hardwood fl oors, alum. storm sash rend IICreens, full dinJng room and attractive kitchen. Three beautiful corner bed rooms delo 'UI. V·u.'abi. '·Ib. 29c J.lb·11c Gruyere Cheese Red River Shore size cemented pIa, room, bo>..:;ement laundry, insulated. 50-ft. corner lot. and bath, second floor. stalrway to la!'g(' !loored attic. Full size cemented Golden Cor~hOII.;: :. Win, can 2 12~:;. 23c I,'lk Wh ir. Hou .. Less than 3 years old. Beautifully built by HAWTHORNE. Rul buy at basement, furnace. large tr':mt pon·h. Garage. Lot 5Ox300 ft. Beautiful Voeu",," Pack.d coni Evaporated with $13,OOC.'lO. concUtion insIde and o ... t. Rex Allen and Koko LARGE FAlIfiLY 110MB Exceptional buy at $17.000.00. Ic Lifesavers and Gums o rb;~ 59c Gum Candies WOllhmol. FEATURE NO.2 10 rooms and bath, 6 bed rooms, oj) hot water heat, new G.E. furnace, BRICK CAPE COD Idry basement, storm sash aDd screE'ns aU over. asbestos li fe-time roof. L ar ge L.R. with brick fi re place, Spacious D.R., one bedroom, mod- Scot Tissue 3 loll, 32c Donuts suJ:a~: ::" ko~ i n~:~:. two car garage, corner lot 50x 150. In excellent condition insIde and out. ern kitchen, tile ba th, first !loor, two good size bedrooms second floor. Hitch Hiker 4 blocks to Main street. Ca n h3ve 3 fl ne ~ pnr t m ~ nt s. full size, high dry ce!llented basement, new oil hot water f urnace, H.W. Waxed Paper ~~c:.::: 2 l~! i:: ' 39c Pineapple Pie s!~~~ot';:'~;; 1 with ThJs is one of t.Ile best buys In City. Possession at settlement-Only floors, aluminum comb. storm sash and screens, insulated. Garage, lot I$ 12,500. 100x2oo ft., beautifully landscaped with plenty fi ne shrubbery, and fine All PrIces In Tbls AdvertIsement Arl Guaranlt, d Throulh Saturday, May 151h, Edmond O'Brien OGLETOWN ROAD new fence. Frank Lovejoy Two story dwelling, L.R. D.R. Modern kitchen, I bedroom II rst !loor. Only three blocks to HIgh School, excellent buy at $18,000.00. 1\0 two bed rooms and bath second floor, full size beautiful high-dry cement- redecoration or r epairs necessary. Planler's S UNDAY MAY 16 ed basement. Ci ty water- Newark. school bus. Lot 100x200 ft. corner BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS .. Keebler 50 !t. Street. 011 heat, Comb. storm sash and screens, and in pertect Now for sale on Welch Tract Road. Get in first ,~ nd get your location. For Desserts Flame of Calcutta condition, beautifully landscaped grounds. Priced ri.mt. Sailed Peanuls Saltines Qulck possession, and a fin e buy a t $1 3,500.00. NEW APARTMENT HOUSE In Technlcolor 8-?z. e 8-oz. e I-lb. 7-0I. with NEW COUNTRY HOME Onl y two blocks to High School. Two beautllul 2 bedroom apts. with trn 37 pkg. pkg. 27'- can Stone, L.R. K notty PIne panelling, D.R. Modern kitchen with electric bath and la rge kitchen w ith dining area. All oak floors, FABULON la Denise Darcel dish washer, 3 bea utiful bed rooms, til bath, expansion attic with stalr- fi nished. Oil hot w ater heat, fu)) size blah, dry cemented basement with way, for two additional rooms if desired. Two-car garage u nder house, laundry, lot nicely landscaped. Patrie Knowles amiesite cIrlve. Lot 100x200 f t. 21h miles to Louviers Buildi ng. Good hard Area where you w Ill always be able to rent at good price. Priced for Linil Liquid Mazola Oil MON TUES MAY 17 1 8 1Surlace road. Open country and one of the belter areas ar ound Newark. quick suIt:, possessIon at settlement. ., . , Newark Scllool bus. P ossession at settlement. A fi ne buy for less THIS IS ONE OF BEITER BUYS pint 3ge qu art e Laundr, Starch bot. bot. 75 Casanova's than $20,000.00. ORCHARD ROAD LARGE BRICK 110MB 6 Bed rooms, L.R. with brick fire pJ ace, D.R. Nice kitchen, basement, qt. e Ih-gal. 2ge CjJallon can bot. 17 bot. Big Night I Jtj t~:t \i?::;a ~,bf:~~t,;;~:. ~f:'hr~~;n ~8;~~~ et;:;~~e~~eofll ~~:~ t~ ~~ ~~r~~dtr~~!d~O ~d ~~~~:~~~ ac~~ .gra nd view. Lot UOx400 ft. plenty $2.29 In Technlcolor fl oors. This is a most IIUraetivE' home, e.xcepUonally well bullt. 60 tor.t SOUTU COLLEGE AVE. with c o rn~~~~IYa~ ~:~i t~~~ t. WelJ priced for its location and quality New brlok. Large Il-iing r oom w ith brick fl replace, dinlng room, Campfir. Fels Naplha , t Ii $1 5 500 ()O . very large modern kitchen. 2nd flr .. 3 beautiiul bedrooma (master bed- Bob llope, Joan Fontaine cons rue on. , . NEW BRICK RANCH HOUSH room large), attractive bath. Full size cemented basement, high a nd dry Marshmallows ""ith laundry. All hardwood floors. Alumnlum storm sash and 8Ql'eens Soap WED., THUR. MAY 19, 20 L.R. witb brick fire pla CE', dream k.f(chen, D.R. 3 bed rooms. tile Oil heat. Garage with amiesite drtve. Lot 50x200 ft. Quick possesskln. I-lb. e large pint pkg. 31 2 Miss Sadie ~::in~~ ~~~rf~u~~~~~e;~i~~~~':,1ft ~~~ , .,.,~~~, h~~ bC:~~!"~ A fi ne buy at $21 ,000. NOlTlNGHA.1W MANOR cakes 17° bottle rndiators. Insulated. Lot 95x250 ft. Newark school bus. Beautlful buJlcUn, lots, wooded lind open. RestrIcted. Newark's moo Thompson Ready for occupancy. Only $1 5,000.00. dcsireable ar ea, with its beautiful homes. Country Club, a)) 1:'llities. Flako In Technicolor If you are interested in buying a home or lot on whi ch to build, it will pay you to call us before buying. Cup Cak, Mix. Pi, Crust Mix Inslanl Fels with WE HAVE A LONG LIST OF SATISFIED (;!i3TOMERS, OUR BEST ADVERTISEMENT. or Corn Muffin Mil I4Irg, C Rita Haywor"I ~ Jose Ferrer 31 COllle &0 'Newark aDd be bappy." "'9'19° pkCjJ. FRIDAY MAY 21 IELLING IS OUR BUSINESS Flight To Tangier LA WSON STARCHER S.ow, Powdered Pelso wI&It JOllA Fontaine COL. HAFER, Salet!man 81.cIa "lrel.1 Phone 6618 Newark 267 E. Main Street Jack Palance II~;L 43- ~rt'. 380 ...... ~ ...... ,., - . ~'!':_... $75 WIIOHT Un( ay p ecUJ Delaware, Phone New Castle 6llS8 PaUl Shirk; No.4. Burton Pyle. presiding a t w hich The e ngagement o[ MISS EthelhA. Cla.ule DartlJllin ENR Y'S SPECIAL DEVILED CR AB 4-2-lItp ; No.5, Mrs. WiI- time m embers of the S,alem H o,:" e ' H anna h as been announced b ~o~~ 1,1 ...... 1 ... red. T,. H GF:NER AL CONTRACTING _ Fill dirt N 6, Mrs. Herman Demonstration Club Viewed With parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ek ,::::: '~:~ T Il E S . WED. MAYi8,i'9 LUNCHEON Il -Z DINNER 5-8 ~~ l l n~ lIir e~~~fno:.lngew~~~ ~I~~'ew":I'k':;, · 0. 7, Mrs ..fam es Hast- them thc dem onstration of the new Hanna, Sr .. to Mr. Arth ur arry . '" SUNDAYS 1 to 7 P.M, H. Burton EllIott. :111 0 Jeff erson ~o , 8, Mrs. David Cron- voting machine. Mem bers w ere Thiel of Har r ing,ton. f Gregg Jewelers "Re{l Garte l"S - Closed Mondays- ~~r,ee8\iXJ ~mln g ton , Phone Wl k~J~~~ given instruction and an opportun- Miss H ~nhn aS ~s la ~r r:~~~ l o ~- I anti Sllve-mlths I -irs. Zereld- Carpenter Miss Mar garet Humphreys YOU ARE MISSING A GOO D BET ity to practice its use, Newark Hlg c 00 an . •• Uosell1ary Clooney .. ~ if you don't see me at Newark Elec. Mr a nd Mrs Howa rd McCaulley ed at t he F armers Bank of D o~ e r , t78 E. Main s t, Phone 2430 ack Carson P r o p r le t 0 r 8 trlc ompany , 180 E. Main SI. Slgncd : guesnnd tMisss, Geo ~ g e a nn a Wolfe were HiMrg, h ThiSchelo. ola, I .Sgradu empaltoey eofd bFey i~a~t _11\. _ n'u lhor'lzed Artcerve_d J.w.,. ' .... • ••••• 1• ...... _ ~_ IP ~I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I r~ll fJ~al re Au tomatic w as h e r ' 3:;11' ~4~ Thc next m eeting will be held al State Highway Depa rtment .;.. _ _ ,_,_,, _"_0_"- _.. _ ._._.:. _ S~~ ~m: ~Pm.rB)cfGA v~IS';..\.t.~bl ~J the h ome of Mr, a nd Mrs. H ayward IDov er. Ma ------:::-_ _ .. _ .. __0 _ '- "- " • h e a tl~ ~ , ele~t ~ l ~ supplies; pll'" cu'( ~Or(!d vJflll ~~n~! r e;a ~~d R~~~ ~IJ~ 2 9'1~: s~ d~~hgn ·~i ~ ;~~O~I~ I ~~ur~ l;' ·1~ · o_ " - " -"-G"e-n"-u° :-ln" -e' L·eather Moccasins A T RHO DES' E::T~~:a:e:~L~A::~ J:C kT}~~~~ as co-hostesses Newark , vice. Day or nl ~ ht . Phone 6752, Ser- d Mr and Mrs Ed~rd Charles WI I- 0 ea.sy to lace wlUI J . v::. eS TC::~~:.s ':.lIp ~~~~· 4 50 1 , p~~~~ Calen ar Is on . 9 Metton Road, BrooksldkC d ~ Ing & Heating, P ump-S.les & Ser- D Friday Ma y 14- ::hoWilres.I;~i\~ O~~e rpa~~ie~i :~~; ~~t~~~g:~C kh::I S ~K' ODAK CAMERA N;;:R: T:R~;:su~:I:::r:p2;~:~ 10 a.m: - R umm age Sale. Cal vary a nd Mrs. Howa rd M W n e~ b o ro, for men. women, Suits and Evening Ore"" , Every Bapl!st Church. 82 E . C lev. A ve. C leveland . Avenue. ay ., boys and gIrls. c t;.~~ ~o ~l~ a~~;N~H~ ~_';;~~I~ 11.00 a. m , - Bake Sale. Glasgow P cnnsylvalli a. If Midway Plumbing. Phone 67!"'15'_3IC H D C lub Abbott's S tore. b ti M A. -;-0- 0 B B Y S HOP 4 12:00 Koon.....:.U. Del. Alu m ni lunch- Friends of Fss:e~;l~~ eir~m . t~ e NE W A R I( H CORSETI.ERE FOR SMART-FORM con Kent H a ll. Magill. wh o • advertls- OPPOSITE ST_ATETH. _EATRE _ .. _ustom fltted fo und a t l ~n ga~,.rn ts , 6:00 p,m. - Seafood and chi c ~ e n Atlas p owder Comp.any Je ~ a rtm e n t u _ 25 years experience. Pone 4- 15:7tp supper, Newark Me t hod 1S t ing and sales pr ~ motlo~ held _a +!.!:~_-.-:-==-_.----~ I OTL & GAS CONVERSION 180 h.p. W S C S a t church , a fter 40 years servIce. in the _ vacuum tor cleaning chimney., hoi 8:00 ·p:m'. :.:... High School m usic fes· .luncheon for h etrth t o ~::;w n House air ducls and furnaces. Holl and Fur. tival. Colonial Room 0 e ST RY SHOP ~~~ p~~~~cg~rlwl~': ' 8 -~2n~ ' ~ ~ rJ~~f~ lI.Iuraa.y "iay 15-- Restaurant. k h home P • ed f 1t39'" Inc PORTABLE PATIO PORCHES lluR' 10: 00 a. ~, - U,D , Alumnae ~ xecu- Miss Mngl\l wh o m~r ::t £!ewark. BIN G'S PA rIC r om '" • oj Fed. Tax ged nil alumnlum con. tructlon "'"m- tive council m eeting. HilarluklJl ' at 30 Sou th c~ a p c ~ Sin th'c depart· ~ In um screening. Use It ao an outdoor n ld 1J}:OIO.D..m · - • Broo s e 10tr mthan Get in the h a bit o f s hoppin g with u s for gifts-w e CIUb ~: ~~s ;:~~· ~:n~~ f~ce~ ~~h50~~ d e YdeYp~~~ a~~l ;~:~:~::~r':~:rracr~~~ b c arge 0 offer a wid e selectio n for every occasion. 0 ODn JOBS 6MOTl:00 dPo.y.rr: . Mo.y- N ewa11-rk' Chapter . R~~ menth as ·see ancc Ino unti ~ Week End Special3 \' p';,~~W~E:f ;;'lrN ~ ~% . 5.13ANT-2tp Alumnae. P icnic. 266 Jlndlan k ing d Mrs William Crossan T~e ~~~-:-~~~~;"I~ ~~~.TT~ one 7:30 p.m . - 4-H publ c spea Mr. an into their n ew home BANANA CAKE what ma'am1 The onl y refri tterA tor contest, Wolf H all, h a ve m oved R I ~ rno k slde Park . .wnlrt~ ' r= n;:~~e~; {~::~~ n:n ~h ~~fv;.es1 Tuesdo.y, ~1o.y 18- at 28 Mettcn o.a' , ~ , . end guests I LS (S t u r d ay) h t Wh y ma am 8 f,.'ll. - r.ener al m eeting. New ark a nd h ad as th e~r. :nerci' s n aveIY of O N ION ROL a ~I;~~~ \ t ~ ~~~' I ~~kP sens': to ope1t Kind rl( arten Association. Mr, and Mrs. Icna . I money to make relrl~ r: tors Itc~h '; 1\ wark Methodist C hurch. Lebanon. P cnnsylvalliB. \ APPLE TUR NOVERS }~~.n ." r' ~t,:n Mwr~'I'J7:.nl :'wM~h a:tctmua~'ilvth~ WedTlesday. Mo.y 19- b -<>-h ' man of phy· ther t n t81 e .. ~rs . W, D, Lewis, lead 1'30 p m - Wlmodausls H .D, clu . Miss H artsh orn. c mr at the DANI S H P ASTRY ~OOtl Frce.er and ' R e rr l~erAto r com,~ I~~e 01 Mrs. Rob rt 'at h'o';'e of Mrs. F erris Eastburn. sical ducation for w o m ~ n the dl- blnl~~n n~ ~::;e"o~~~ c~ Rb!I-'\MXr.!:-. I.imeston Road. , U nivcrsl ty of D l a wa ~~ ~ el: for this DINNER ROLLS a nd CRUSTY B R EAD AA'1~er" tho r '*k~p¥6'~~ ~lfr~n~~':i Edilh TifTanv, 8'00 p m - Women's !tepubl! can rector and facu ltv ad 0 program It,ha "mte1TmA~ , .~1Vl"Fr1 eld'lrp CvclnmnUc, t h~ ~rs . . Club. N w ark Area . Odd F e J1 ow's year 's t raditional M ~Jom~~ students IwaY" IIn,1 m. at 7 : 45~mc of Mrs. J ohn f Hall. to be given bYkthc ampus Saturday. Phone 2226 - We'lll&old tlte order or you :-tddl:ie:!,1n~h . tf~ t~f~ ~ IAO E5.I~~~ Thursthy May 20- on the Newar , Th' perfor m- Street. Thank you, ma .m1 Mrs, RaYmond Hclm 200 p ~ ' - U D, Military R vi ew Mny 15, at 2 : ~0 p.m , ~ m e "Up- al ~~~c o[ Mrs. Hoag: 8;00 p:m: _ PI ~ social. Mite Circle. ance centers 9 ro ~ .nd the t e Ebenezer C hurch . town-Downtown, Reybold Sets Half Mile Mark As Hens Defeat J'&M By 70-56 KPOS De/aware Track Captain Break ' Own Record Wilh Time THENE Of 1:54.5; ·t.cve Butcher Alo l1etters Own S hotpul Mar" For nivel'sily; Hens Prep For aturday's MAC Delaware's aptain Bill R eyb Id s mas hed his OWll uni McDe.o.TIott Wins Delaware Defe:lts Jim Edman:son Hlll'lS v r s ily r cord in winning ihe h a lf-mil ill a time of 1 :54.5 Delaware Park Expands Daily Swarthmore, F &M 7\.T aturday a s 'oach J{ n t e r s' Blu Hrn trackmen d reate I Classes Of Eight A k D AftetO Bruin Los S "ewar " rops 3·2 the Franklin and 11a r shall vis itor. at Frazer Field by a s cor e 1st Flight Title Double Facilities For Patrons of 70-56. R eybold's previous time for the distance was 1 :56.3. YelJowjackets core Two R un'> In ShIh p Anothe r D laware r ecord w e nt by the board when Steve Newcomer StollS Rapsis Dally double devotees attending \ deClded It would be better to gIve Green Pitches 3-Hitter Run On In Seventh Afte r \)~ nah Take 'F' ul Butcher heaved the s h ot a dis tance of 46-ft. inches . 2 and 1; Newark Golf Ovcr Garnet; Woodward 1 ' ~ ~~\~IDfi~a;~~p~~~~(ra~~~ t~l~pS:~~~~ ~lt:~~fl~~:~: ;~::0~1~~~5~~~:e ~~ . :~~ Lead; Newark Lo. e Thursday Conlest To It'il :~:cr~~~r~l~it~e ~dmt!lrek ~;-~: ~t. s~.~~~ Team Beat W. Chester ~~~~l~~.e~o:oonf;r\~~ll ~~~r/~~e~~~~~ I ~:~h~~~s.to\~f{I~ l e4~tsl :~:,~~e ~;c~~ . Whips F&M By 4-1 Count The visitors copped the openIng Dusting 'Em Off I --- more double windows, but- tor the 'The total grew to 53 last yea 1'- Pitcher Jim E~mall so.n limited lhl' \"i~iling P. event- the mil when HalTY Eat.on Paul McDermott, a Newark Coun- first tllne at the Stanton track- 21 now 70. Stopped in their last two sched- D y na.h s to ihr ~It s while the Y ell(l\\'jatket~ ~~f:~31;~ ~~fr i ~;, ~ e\~n~~r~: ct~~~: E. A. RAUGHLEY g' ~h~I~~a~~~\~C~s~~~" l~v°t'~eth~laZ~!! ~~.a ~~~~n~Vl l:n~:za~~~~I.ab~~a?~r t~~ EIOght Clubs Stat.t '~~dd ~~~~i':~~~s ~ol~~: eH~:ee~~~~'I~ safeile s from the rig ht- h anded off rings of ing into second place. of EIght Tournament fin als played where patrons SIt Thus. congestion Coach Bob Si men's Fightin' Blue at ewaJ'k on 'rue day afternoo ll, but Coach In the 440. it was F&M for win ThIS past week saw several rec- I Satul'day at the local club McDer- will be gl'eatly reduced throughout • Le Hens of the University of Delaware and pl ace posi ti ons with St .wart ords broken in some very fine base. molt defeated Stan Rapsls 2 and I the areas embracing mutuels faclli- RecreatIon a~rlle rebounded from an Ursinus upset fith's nine dl'oppe d a 3-2 d ecisioll fol' Xc\\'u' Koch taking a third for the H ns. ball. Out In !:it LOUI S Stan MUSIal Wall ace WIlliams defeated finalist ti es by expansion of this service LJ to swamp Swarthmore 7·1 away, a win-less but by no m ean s h o pe less (II' C "A!lnaasuoa Ray Ott 2 and I to win the second last Wednesday and r omped on ;~il~ a;~m:;;{ 6~r~~~ at~~~n fi\~~ A~~t ~. s~ w E8 ~~dw~~~~ ~i~na~J ~g~~v s~~~:~usness , Softball Monday The Y e lJ owjackets h ad th t ieing l'lJ1l /\11 in a time of 10.6. Mike Ferver cop. The anouncement il'om Bryan ; ;~ ~~!~~~S .I ~~O\~An~1 ~il~~~ i~ln~eT~~sS;~1~~:~g~,~~0~~7~ ~7-~~l'i-l~~ ~n~ ~fa~~L~~Ci~~~r s~~~: the Ilnal seventh and it was a b all ~'-- ped second p lace for the St.e rsmen. al'lu U! aAO.lp uc flight honors by tllrning back Field, vice-president and general Chrysler Meets Buck's Siemen reports that both the game all the way as Edmanson ~,t ;ixth hit of the DIck Saunders took third over sawell 0 / ,\1 U! sun.1 George Batchelor. 2-up. manager of Delaware Park, where Ser vice,' Local 404 ·vs. Haverford and Washington College I ~ e en Dynahs d~ \Vn with strikeo"t; WIth th e hit n the 120-yd. high hurdles , nd Koch aw04 " AU 1!4 a4 Harry McDonald defeated Ben the thoroughbred sport gets under· tests have been cancelled for the /.j' . 111 hurling no-hIt ball for the last .lncl bailing for came in second to Reybold in the u" 41\\ S)U C!o til Frye l·up to win the fourth fli ght. way May 29. reveals that while 53 S tine Lab In Openers season. si x innings. Hay 11 ales bounced record breaking half mile. lSU !P.lIc p.l oa .I]p.q and J ack Hare beat George Mitchell daily double selling windows were At Swarthmol·e. Dallas Green P . S. scored all three r uns in th,·. pitehu' who threw to Flynn won the 200 in a time of A\aU c dn las puc 2·up for fifth flight honors. in operation at the 1953 meeting. the Newark RecreatIon Association limited the Gamet to three hits for top of the first when Albanese' cuI· uut. J ohn Edmonson 23.3 and Marini fini shed third for --.. - nO.lds e uo lU aA\ lrv Wegert eliminated finalist total for this season has been in· Adult Softball League play will their eighth straight loss as the lected a scratch single to lead oft Jel~·k. lIied !Jut to . the Hens in the 2·milc end urance he did something that Babe Ruth, Ernie J ones, 2 and I to take the creased to 70- an all-time high. The begin Monday when J ohn Bilyk's Hens won No. 8. after taking a full cOllnt; Donovan Ray Kl "pinsky contest. Gehl'lg, Foxx. Greenberg, Hack Wil- si xth flight title. 21 machines that will be in opera· Chryslel' team takes on Bill Vogel's Coming into the seventh on a slim fli ed out to Jezyk; and Horgan rifled to first. Delaware's Saund rs chec ked in son and all the sluggc: rs in the hi s· Golfers are now qualifying fOI" ti on at their new location on the Buck's Service nine at the high one run lead. Bill Annonio belted a single to right fi eld. A bobbled Conwa)' and Bob with a third over the 220-yd. low tory of the game fatled to do. It the President's Trophy Tourney grandstand mezzanine are mainly school fie ld and Al Evans' Local a home run with one duck-or Hen ball at first loaded the sacks and collected two hIts then Edmanson struck out the fifth for the \'clllowl'iack,ets: II:::1 r~~:J~>i~;; o l:~;l~~a £}~w~:~ r~~~~::~~gt~~~~~.~(1~~tM1~~~F~et~~~ ~~~~n:~~!~ ~~~~~r~~ aYCl:~:,:dU::~ri:: ::~:~v:;~~~~:~~~~~na~~ t~O~~fa~~~'~ ~~4 t~ee~~in~ ' d1~1~~~I~iP S ' Stine Lab ;~~ n~h ~p;'~end to feature a 5· run batter. But Catcher Pabst unloaded 1.000 in a Single a bl ue ribbon double off the left scoring a run; for the field wall to send the three r unners er d on fOl" thr e ~~~~ i~~~e ~~~~~ :v~s~i~on ~,~/8P;~d t~ e~:;r ~re~~o~ts ~I~;~vne:ini~ ~~at;~e P~~I~d~~~~i;la~~b~~b~?Vi~i~~ ~i~\~ ~:i~rF;:;e~ :~r ~~~l:~~~b\~: :~~;t~~:a~t~:ili f!i.~~ a~~ S~~~d~l~~ w~~v~o ~O~~t~rn ~~~~.l e~ra~~:f~ home. Last ThurSda y, ai Bob Graham heaved the di scus to the same guy. These were the B by defeating the west Chester minded patrons. Daily doubling has According to a set ol established ~~d rgarshal~ at Fr~z~r ~eld on 'Th at was all for the Dynamiters Yellowjackets were ~o li4_~~tfg.l~~~ ~: t:~~~'eo~e \~~~t~ ~~oel~5~~atw~~c~co~~r kh~~ l~~!h i~~~ ~~~at:~mm!~~ t~vl! .'~r;Onk Sil~ndt;~ ~~~s,im::o~~ti:~~:d;r~~~:: "'ai~d regulations. a team reporting more th~u~~n~Yi~~in~ :~cr~e. SIX ItS over but it was enough. Conrad Redskins in as Butcher took second. And then year that he had turned this trick. division playof(s this Sunday. congestion wherever tickets The win was Delaware's ninth In the sixth. Newark dented the J ohnny Narvel. doub~e }~:~it~y~n~t~~ll~a;efi~ilio;o~efil?Zt Dynah defense with a single, a two th e Conrads. offense. A second forfeiture will base blast. and another single. with a 3·hi\tel" as th e ~~~~~~~o::c~~d .h~ ~ ~~~~OI; O~~ I~~~~ i/~~~~a~~m~v~~n ~ I~;n~~la~le~O~~ S:n~y~7!h;~d:~~~e~lu~~I~n~0~t~ ~~~ili~?e~'t~nt~e b:r~~~~~~~~n~ es:z~~ ~:~in;!e~e~~?e i~ssse:iva~~i~utt~ Mark Hurm led oft with a single verted six hilS in to 3/ 4- from where single scored Lou shot; Edmanson struck out. and Bob J ohnny Cunane on on#c~ee~eb:~~J~j~tme;:~t.21_ft. ~~Utg~~g;e~~te~n \~e I~~~sse ~;n~~~~~~l~~ ;~rd ~::a~~~iP;~ii~rn~~t~c:~~~I~ ~~~eia~:s~~~ :e~~~~~~~le ~~~s 1~~:e~~~::0::1~~I~~f~~.ti::: Ol~OO; ':i~i~its ' Conway doubled to center fi eld Newark. ~~~e~ll~ol~~~~m~~sD~I~I;a~~urt~~t re~;'i~v~sita~~~o: th ~~~r~hTnd:yg~n~~ :r~\s . C~:Jt~~e 0r:ac:::e~ftsD~~~e ~~~ D~ia~~~'eb e~~r~~~~~uhg~d n~Ul~a~~~ week Harry McKenry's Blue J ays ~~;~~~?~~ f~~~ t~~ O~~nisn f~~feJe ~~ scoring Hurm with the first run. After three to first place with a flight of 10· ft. up in Shibe Park. 'This feat is quite Spadden and Leon Ryan. Jr .. won of it~ own- to bring its daily. double play Von Huston's Continental Fibre score again until the seventh. Dick Beldyk fiied out to short. Conrad pushed a 6.in. in altitude. George Houghton, rare and has been done by a mere another nine points on the home service to standard. Back m 1951. nine on the Continental Diam o n~ A single by Romagnoli. a double and then Bill Hiddleston singled to in the fourth. Delaware, tied for second. handful. But that day J ohn McGraw course. months before the meeting, 35 of Tuesday, whIle Frank Dun~ s by Gary Buckwalt(,r. a sacrifice. score Conway. But Newark was re· in the fift h and Saunders and J ack Simpson resigned as manager of the Giants Playing at West Chester Wes Bar. the daily double issuing machines G~orge R ~ad. VIllagers tangle w.lth and Andy Wagner's base hit. gave tired on the short end of a 3·2 fiv e big runs in th e shared a first place tic for the Hens and Lou's feat had to take a back rows with Whitey Wester' Dick' were contracted for. but later the BIll Fanmng s Veterans of ForeIgn the Hens two runs in the seventh. count when Lum Thorp forced Cunane is slated to with a high jump clear of the bar- seat. Bauer and Paul McDermott. and I "tote" company explained that only Wars at the high school fie ld. Dallas Green's single, another Hiddleston at second base. Griffmen against Ml rier at a height of 5- ft. From all accounts Sauer is the Jim Tyler with Harvey Ewing won 15 we.re av~ilable . because of con- On Wednesday. Chrysler plays at sacrifi ce and Bill Annonio's one In the seventh. after P.S. duPont's Bellefonte on Friday. 'The Blue Hens will enter the man to be reckoned with this year 14 points for Newark. structlon dIffIcultIes and matenal Stine Laborato r~ and Buck's Ser- base poke produced the final Dela- offensive power was stifled for the NEW ARK , Middle Atlantic Conference cham- when it comes to slugging and he shortages caused by the defense vIce meets Contmental at the hIgh ware run in the pighth. ~!~th o~~ra ~~~ se;Si~i';; gr~Jec~:~~~~ ~~~~:r;Z.! a~ g ~ pionships at Philadelphia on Sat- is out to make the fans forget his R b SId building military program. school field. F & M DELAWARE urday and Reybold is a favorite to bad year of 1953. 0 erts e ecte Thanking Delaware Park "double" Local 404 returns to action against r ab hi Db I' 11 l-l ales. lb 3 0 0 win both the mile and the half-mile Back nome devotees at that time for their the Vets on 'Thursday while the Yodc .. 2b 4 °IZ8Iser.Cf 3 0 2 P' BI kEd S l-l ld·ston.lb 0 0 ~ I' Thorp.l ! 3 0 0 events. While this was going on out in st. Sports Chairnlan patience and tolerance under exist. Blue Ja~s meet the George !:"t ead ~!'J~~~r~l~: 1}i:J,r.:;~W ~ g ~ 1m lCO ac ye u s an The Delaware track captain has Louis. in Philly the boys were ing conditions, track management aggregatIOn . Both games are hsted IE ngIiSh.ss. 4 1 Green.rf 3 I 2 Stake Scheduled Saturday ~~~~;~f ~ g ~ I ticked off the mile distance in a starting a new club for pitchers- for the hI gh school field. Page Ray & With the opening out of the way Miller.r! I 0 0 Of MAC Lacrosse 'f~~g; ,~~ ~ & , ~~;~~t5~· r! ~ 6 M'Do·ell .2h 3 0 0 time of 4:18.6. the "Two Hit Club." A lad by the Ciesinski! Appel.r! I I Annonlo.2b 3 Oland the Dixie Handicap a matter of Moore.c 2 0 0 name of Johnson was the first mem- Flying Dutchmen Defeat W ' ld W I R Ca kr~t~~.~~ · l{ ~ g~~I~;& .I~ . SS ~ ~ i history. the Maryland J ockey Club Cuna ne,p 2 0 0 Totals 23 0 3 DELAWARE TEXAS TIE Hen Lacrosse Team 19.3 I at agan plures W'dw'rd.p 4 0 0 Newark . ~~:~ .asAl~:hU~nOU~~hned:Y's ~o~~~ co~i~toa~l~s~i~~:~~\oh~~~ ~aeCat~SSo~ ~:~~~PY . c 3 t~~k~l;~~~~yr~dt~u;~~ rS~an~einsgthol' sf Con rad ,. , Delaware and Texas each pro- 3rd Mason·Dixon Victory P . S. DUPONT duced 7 percent of all commercial i!a~~~~ h\~r~:~t~~~ same trick only ~~~:.nt~a~t t~~nu n~~~~~~tiedOf ~~~~~ The Flying Dutchmen from Hof- aCf;~:~ped ~Ull fo~' RTt~!,:I~n 9t?,1 4II w~s esn4:ooo fixture for three·year· ab r h Albanese.rf J I I Horgan.2b 3 I I E~~~, ~E~~FI~I~~~~~li~f.I:fi£::j l a;r{~;t ~~~~ ~~e~O hk~ ~~7~;ea~~t~~~ ~~a~e~:~n fC:;~ 1 ~~eOS!~:~~ti~ee ~~~: ~~ft ;~~~~1~' ~~l~':a~~ I~~:~ss~~acr~ d~;:~~t eW~~t~'in~ag:r ~~~t1n~~~o~~ ~ .el~w~~ .:::: ::: g& g gg g ~ 6 g:j ~~~_g~~~~S fii:lde~~~I~~1ngt osu~~a~ut~ Donovan,l{ 3 0 0 by Arkansas with 8 percent. the league for a few yaars. starting mittee of the MIddle Atlantic States slty at Frazer Field on Saturday, to Dixodn ~peedway as. he caPktureddhis standing performers as Fascinator. Defi b·gh.lb Jon with th e Yanks. Last year he was Collegiate Athletic Conference hand the Hens their worst defeat thir VIctory at thIS trac Sun ay CLEARING Queen Hopeful , Cherokee Rose. DU'nda,r[ 2 0 ~ Pabs t ,c ~ 0 1 sent. out and it appears that the Roberts, a former lacrosse gr eat of the 1954 campaign. . afternoon. Clearing the rear ledge helps pre· Nance's Lass, O'Alison, Queen Car· Con nor ,ss 3 0 0 • • • • • • • • • • •• year in the minors did him some at J ohns Hopkins University, is Hofstra. scoring almost at Will . In an effort to give drivers an vent injurIes in automobile acci- oline. Make A Play and J enjay. Whlt·gt·n.3b:1 0 0 good. Only the week before he had presently chairman of the statistics ran up a 19·3 count over the hapless opportunity to work on their ve- dents. Safety experts agree that Interest in the Preakness on May D ery .p :I 0 0 Totals 25 J 3 stopped the Yanks in the Stadium committee for the lntercollegiate Hens. . hicles, Mason-Dixon officials have many Injuries could have been pre· 22nd also is increasing steadily. Ar and seems set to be one of the reg- Lacrosse Association and a member Delaware co-captain G e 0 r g e cancelled races tor the next two vented in aCC Idents If the ledge had rival of Correlation, beaten 1avor- ulers of ~anag e r Richard's staff. of the All America Advisory Com- CJ;laloupka. Pete. Brosius and Wayn,e weeks and WIll return WIth a 50-1 ~p Ibeen cleared off and a sudden stop Ite In the Kentucky Derby is an ShapIng Up mittee for lacrosse. KIrklin . contrIbuted Delaware s Tn - State trophy champlOnshlp had not catapulted objects mto the mdlcalton that thIS Californta- m&m With the infant season about a He is now conducting research three POints whIle J ohn Stranahan event May 30 In the first of the hol- back of the drivers head - Chango, owned colt will try to make amends mon th old it seems to be following dealing with the old Indian game and Gar~ Boyle paced th~ Hofstra Iday special attractions ing TImes. In the Preakness. the pattern of other years. The in preparation lor a book on the attack With four goals apiece. Detroit Tigers are not supposed to history ol the sport in inter- I ~ ~~duPb~het~ee i nsat~~ 'i~~;~ca;h;h~=~ collegiate competition. Delaware Tewlis Varsity SUNBAy ~~x arc not a cellar-dwelling out- Rose Tree Entries Close Discourages Bruins, 8-1 Over in the other circuit the Saturday For Local Hunt I Delaware's varsity tennis team IT'S AMERICA: S Phils are leading the pack or right ___ scored its fifth victory of the season close to it. But Brooklyn. a top Rose Tree entries close this Sat- by defeating Ursinus, 8-1 on Satur- Z.30 P. M. heavy favorite to repeat. is having urday, May 15, with Geo. W. Orton. day at home. some trouble getting started. 'They recording secretary. Box 3. Media. AIter ~e Hens had wo~ five .ol have been weak with the stick and Pa. the SIX Singles matches. mcludlng plagued with injuries t o key men. Rose Tree is the last hunt meetln ~ a. f?rfelt to Capt. Frank White, the 7 THRILLING EVENTS But Milwaukee keeps on having for thIs district and a very large vl~ lt o r s had had enough and de- the staggers. However. it would crowd is expected. cllned to play out the doubles tests. "BEST SE_LLER" 25 LAP FEATURE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I 'The track has received special Tom Mulrooney. Harry V~a l e, ~ preparation and Is In better shape Carl S<:hupp. and Don Damelio • ----.;el Your than for many years. Post time is were ,:",mners for Coach . Curt R.y- FISHING LICENSE 2 p.m .. raIn or shine. ~;t~e~gsp~~~~n ~~edv~~tj~n;~~~: Gen. Adm. 1.25 and TACKLE BELOW AVERAGE tory for the Bruins. -0- AT Because its Amerieas Best to~fn I~~:~o~~~~~~e ~r~~a~~~se~~~ I;:;::=~===== -===-~=:;,..,,:::;,~::, Gate Opens 12 :30 JACKSON'S by Elmer Frick of Cleveland in 1905 Ask For Ford Ras pioneered in bringing the most First Race 2 :30 ~ ...... seem that before long the men and Cesspools and Septic boys will get separated and the Kirk's New -0- clubs will find their levels. 'IWOtth-while things to the most people ... and more and more Pbonc-Wilm. 8-4374 TANKS CLEANED But Milwakee keps on having the Outdoor Catalog Odorless ExcavaUng Anywberl! H we have many more games like that Donnybrook the Cards and .r-'oople are now buying Fords For Guaranteed Lowest Prices Phi Is threw last week. a lot of new VaD pitchers will be needed. The Cards used elght- a new record- and the Oil A LONe TIM!!, .,eople hove As for comrort-Ford is the only car Phils seven, whleh also set up a new William S. Hickman record for pitchers used in a game. Frecognized that Ford is the "Worth in its field with Ball·Joint Front Sus Phone West Chester 1454 The Washington Senators are the More" car. And they have been ex pension for handling and ricling ease. first club in ei ther league to have a Wilmington 4·2455 pressing their preference in a grcat and FORD'S OUT continued losing streak and the In Choice, too, is a deparbnent where or New Castle 5788 dians from Cleveland are the first ~rowing volume of purchases. to put a skein of six wins together. Ford excell$. You'll find just exactly the National new car ••••••••••••------WInning Out West The reason is simple. More and more car for you among the 14 bod y styles The Phils made a winning trip and more than 100 body color and up· ••••••••••••• to the western end of their league poople have found in Focd everything registration figures* fOT after getting off to a bad start in they want and need. holstery combinations in Ford's three New York. After si tting out the great lines. a seven·month period series in Chicago on account of rain, U you're in the market for any new car, EASY is the·word for it! they got started in Bravetown and kept on goIng through St. Louis. Fishing Test Drive a Ford and find out what a Ford is a completely modern car. The SMW Ford in the lead The hitters seem to h ave found the brilliant performer it Is and you'll really advanced flne-car features that make it range while away irom home and Tackle "Worth More" when you buy it, will by thousands! now back at Connie Mack Stadium understand why Ford is America's Best for the next few weks they should SPECIALS Seller and America's Best Buy. also make it "Worth More" to someone to stlrtt else when you sell it. .SOUICI. R. L Po/1o & c",,,,",y. R"""'~ ImJ~~~e~n't get all excited and start I 10 the first place, Ford offers the two for p.rtod Sepl.mb., Ihrough Mardi. ,",Iot •• , • Easy to use! 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