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Fresh lnen Forbidden 450 Split Level ·Z 1 N; k Homes Scheduled $25,000 liit·e Hit IChrysler To Subnlit 11ank Bid 0/ All~01nobl e ,It, ~~a.l~ For Development 1Local Lluuher .Co. C tinue Local Operation On Tuesday Nlght ~0 · Of Dcia ware ),,;slles 1! ~ l n ro A id ~Ity I arkm~ $5 M iIIi()n~tr uct.i on on [lpperclH ssmcn l lrg'cd 10 Lcav~ Ca~s A! Homc , Planncd For Scction M- --- Local Tanll Planl Manager 'lales IJid "ill Ue ubmi/ted T h i rd Di a l cr In 'I'hree " In 'l'he Ncar F u t ure" For Continued I'roduclion of M-48 io n'l'ag f'lan nec/ 1"01' Camllus I al'kmg I rogram In Brookside Communit; I Year Da mage Warehou 'C Mcdium Tanl< At Newark; Modification Work onlinut.'s VII I'" I~,\'of lJelall'HI'C fl'cs hn,1en, othel', th, an --_ As 60 Aetnamen Res llond 11 b h b I Plans for the construction of 450 Irving J, Minett, operating manager of the hrysl I' ing dail y from lheil' h o.m cH, WI e pro , I I t~( split-lev I homes at the Brookside Within a period of three short mllin ta ining , or oPc r a~lIlg a motor vehicle 111 g:~~IO~~~:tnc:a~y Nt1~aS~L h~~~ months, fire again struck Ihe Ncw Delaware Tank Plant in Newark, aid thi week thaL hry Icr ark Lumber Company when a blaz the 1954-53 acade mic yca r, Upperclas,smen velopment Company, headed by of undetel'mi ned origin broke out will s ubmit its bid for Lhe production of additional Patton to leave their CH I', at h ome un less sUltabl Al'Ilold Mattei of Wilmington. shortly aCter 6 o'clock Tuesday eve M-48 medium tanks in thc n ear futurc, ning in a warehouse stocked with fol' ga raging or s lor in ~ can be ma~~: a Ta~'~e $~ : ~~~,o~gjOF~~~:c~h e c~)~:~~~~ building materials. Damagcs were Army official recent ly announced Lhat proposal hay estimat d at $25,000. been solicited from pros pective manufacture r s for the con. of the new parkmg and traffiC regula- r~~~~o~~~,n~i~rb~~~~~~~~ ~ilkl~~~~ A. L . Dollins, Newark Lumber by John E." side Section M-2. Company manager. said yes I rday tinued production of Lhe, e medium tank " It was pointed ouL aflera rc- C· I I that the building and the materials :!I that bids would be accepted only ovel'" Yl';U' ,Ily JUpl·ovement Tle homes arc being constructed 'were covered by inslirance. Hom thosc Ilrms now ngaged in and officials S d as an expansion of Brookside "Three fll'es within three years, . Recommend,,- Bond Issue tu y through an agreement between SIL and two within three months, arc 38 Pupils Register }~~mP~~~~~t~~,n t ~! l~'~l1:' s h!f~~~_~~' . led fr om th e and the original developer, Brook- making this lumber load a heavy Associa tion. 1~o Be Conducted side Park Associates, Inc. one to carry," Dollins com mented III Newark Scllools Ii S~ :~cl;'~~dU ~I:io r s Corporation's Ihe new regula· The three-bedroom dwellings, sit- l'uefully. Fisher Bod y Di, ision is the sok been mailed to uated on lots about 70 by 110 feet, "This fir e was mild compared to With Iutegration source of supply for t,he P atton tank the office (If Com mit tee '1 '0 Con sider ~:I. I 1I~~ite1~rT~! I.~,~t ~~~~~d~~g e !~ the airplanc crash in May." he con at this time. Oth I' manufactur rs tinued, "but it was bad enough. We Mel hod Of F inancing pected to be ready for occupancy • plan to replace the destroyed ma Ten Howard Hig h Pupil , ~~r~ Cl~~'~~~;, s t ~~~~~n~asi=;~'e l~ ~ Improvemen t Program ~~ e~0~~~~e~~s ~ esa07t~~ ~~~o~s~~~ terials just as soon as we can ar R nro ll With New London Chrysl I' 'rank Plnn t here in New- Ib, 67c range for delivery with the sup Student.s At Newark High ark. sample dwellings on the Capital Clarence Brown, of the Newark Kiwanis Club, I,resents a pledl[e pliers," he said. A citizens' committee has been of S500 from 100:11 Klwanians to Elmer Kleppenger, executive director Final Tank Ib, $1.15 Trail outside Newark. The homes The 50 by 150 ft. frame, one-story appointed to study a proposed bond are on four different levels. of the proposed Southern New Castle Co unty Medical Center, The warehouse is located on ly abou t 600 Thirty-eight pupils from the Kew MI'. Minett stated that the fi nal i sue for finanCing a city improve presentation was made recently after the Newark Medical SocIety feet distant from the lumber com London Avenue school in N wark, Patton 48 rolled from the Newll rk' men t program. Development of llie new tract will and the Chamber of Commerce had announced OPposition to the and from Howard High schoo l and plant's assembly line several months substantially increase llie size of pany's main building, gutted by fire In announcing the committee ap proposal for construction of a. ISO -bed ca pacity hospital to be located in a May 25th crash of a C-45 twin Bancl"Oft Juniol' hi gh in Wi lming ago, but that the plant WIlS stili Ib, pointments, Acting-Mayor Samuel Brookside, which already has some in the area. ton, registered as pupi Is in the carrying out its modification pro 49c 900 homes, 4,000 residents, a school, engined Air Force plane. Damage L. Diehl. JI·. stated that the im ------.--. estimates in the wake of the plane Newark Junior-Senior High School gram. provcmcnt program is expected to churches, a shopping center under on Tuesday morning, and High Ib, 69c construction, a 200,OOO-ga lloll swim crash ran as high as $500,000. The 'l"his modification program is U, e be financed by current city revenue, two fliers parachuted to safety. School Principal Frederick B. Kutz process whereby the latest engineer an d that no increase in taxes is ming pool, a clubhouse, and park stated that some ten more registra Ib, 19c and recreational facilities. Newark Prepares For Red Feather Fire Chief John C. Cunningham ing changes and improvements are con templat d. Mayor Wallace M. of the Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder tions arc expected. incorporated into previously com All construction work will be Ib, Johnson is out of town, on vacation. Co. gave the most recent damage The State Board of Education has pleted tanks. Such changes are 01' 27c Membel's of the committee are handled by the Arnold Construction Campaign at Monday Night Meet estimate. approved the Newark schoo l dis cl ered by Army Ordnance offici als Carl S. Rankin, Avery H. Goddin, Company of Wilmington. Engineer Walter J. LaRue, the state fire h'lct's pl'eviously announccd plans following recommendations of fi eld Ib, 39c Samuel Handlof(, Albert L. Lack ing wi II be under the personal sup ------marshal. was call ed to the scene. for junior-seni or high school inte troops. ervision of Kenneth A. McCord of Preparati ons for Newark's 1954-55 Because so many residents of and is investigating the cause of gration. man, Ri chard L. Cooch, A. L. Dol DcCense Department officials sa id Ib, 71c lins, and Wm. J . Frazer. Whitman, Requardt and Associates, Red Feather campaign began last Newark are expected, as in previous the blaze. Ten of the new ly registel'ed stu Baltimore consulting engineers. Monday night with a meeting of the years, to contribute at their places I S;xty firemen Crom the Aetna dents attended Howard High last th at the additional ord I' for med Inc lu ded in the proposed im ium tanks was included in a $26G,- provcment program are the pur H. Albert Young, Wilmington at r egional organization. R. L. Hardy, of employment, no goal has been Icompany swarmed over the area June, while fi ve of the youngsters Ib, 39c 4 Tanglewood Lane, chairman of set for this region, due to the diffi- while the Singerly Fire Company were pupils at the Bancroft junior 000,000 program for the construction chase of Delaware Power and Light torney, represented SIL in negotia of addtional tanks and other mili Ib, Co. electric lines within the Kew tions for purchase of the tract, and Region X. which includes Newark culty of estimating returns from the of Elkton, Md., stood by to covel' hi gh school In Wilmington. tary vehiclcs. 67c ark city limits; purchase of the right Matthew Tosti of New York repre and its suburban areas, presided. residential areas. The over-all goal for the Newark company in the The othel' registrants are seventh of way for the Delaware Avenue ex sented the seller. The meeting held at the Town COl' Northern Delaware is $1.192.250, event of other alarms. and eighth grade pupils, and those 1n addition to medium tanks, the t nsion; street improvements t o Council o.f(jces, was attended by the 4'1., per cent mOI'e than the $1,139, 500 Chief Cunningham said the roof entering the ninth grade, fl'om the Al'my has asked for bids On the pro West Pat'k P lace; facilities for the New London Avenue school. ductIon of M-59 armored infantry ~~~\~~a~n, av~~e~~:~fI~enNor~~s t~~cJ ra~~c~_i~1~rl?~e n for the Newark ~~~s~ar\o~~t~~e ~\~e ~~nt~:YI~:~f~ The seventh and eighth grades at vehicles, M-42 self-propelled guns, new seni or high school; sewer and Police Investigate and fi ve-ton cargo trucks. wa ter mains fOI' Elliott Heights; im Ben Knepper, executive directol' Red Feather campaign are: Mrs. Raill"Oad property, but owned by New London Avenue building will provements to the city water system Two Car Accidents and assistant director, respectively, Steven Barczewski, Glasgow (sub- the lumber company, were destroy as rccommended by the State, and of the United Community Fund 01 urban areas) ; Mal'vin R. Blumberg, ed by the fast-burning flames, fed ~~,~~fc~~~:~.U~1~t1~~~~~g : ~ e f~~r;:i~1 S ft'eet Committee Ponders individual water lines in the Lum , l':orthern Delaware. of the Feinberg F urniture Co. (re- by an asphalt rooting compound. brook area. Early This Week ThIS year a Newark orgalllzatlOn tail business): Bettina Sargeant, 20 (Continued n page 2) :~: !~~I~~\m:i1\e ~~'~~~af~~~I~~e ~a:! Proposed One -Way Traffic is repl'esented Cor the tirst time Hillside Rd. (residential districts). Cor the increased enrollment. Sev- Members of the Newark street Olle Of Two Knife Fighlers S unday, Monday Collisions =~~~fes~ h\~hl~~d n~~a\~~~1 '1'~m~~~ di~~!~te ~~a;:'~~r~~vfieV~::~i~~~:J School Cafeteria, ~~\~ ~~~d~~g'X~eng~:ds~~so;r~~lIt~: comt;'ittee met Tuesday night to lill C l'ilically Injure d enrolled at the central junior-senior conSider lhe State Highway Depart On College Avenue Res ult I~::i~~~d~~c~~~h~~lfc~o~~,!;~nu;,';r:~. f~~ i~Sr.. ~i~:II . l~~ rJ~;~~s li.r~ Maintenance Staff high building on Academy Street. ment pr()posal for one-way tratfic In Minol' Property Damage Fund III J une Cooper, Capitol Trail and Harmony Edward P oindexter, one of two The Newark school district plan. ~~ :~~iCo ne~:~ iI~nS~~~~w~~' ~ ~n;~~lr:t Organization of the loca l areas Rd., District I!I; J oseph M. McVey. Nanled At Schools men injured in a two-way knife Two automobile accidents involv- was outlined. and plans were dis- 228 S. College Ave., District IV. integrating junior - senior high with construction of the D c l awar ~ ba ltle on Saturday evening, Aug. ing total estimated damages of $640 cussed for solicitation within those school pupils. whi le continuing seg- Avenue extension. 14. is still in a critical condition at were investigated by Kewark police areas. General solicitation in the ~ ' e~atio n in the eleme,nta.ry sc h o ~l s , No dellnite conclusions Were re- Wilmington Memorial Hospital. Puslullobile Racers .Janitorial-Maintenance, Poindexter, 59, was stabbed sev early this week. !;54mC~cr;:p~i;np~~lb~ee f~n~~~tr~;ey~ ~~.~ ':n~ o n~~Is;,I\~g~~~ W~::'t,\7~t o~~h~~i ~t~~ ~/~~;er;:,e info rmal diSC ussion el'a l times in the region of the lungs, On Sunday afternoon, at 2:05 Wednesday, Oct. 13. V'olunteer Cafet.eria! Personnel authorities have approved Jntegno · 'T'h n 11)1'0 )ose ' b . and in the lower abdomen. o'clock, two cars proceeding so uth 1V01'kers will be asked to try to com Scheduled To Try A nnoun~~ci Fo\' ,t'few IfCI'1ll linn nf thp e IPr'lP'" ?r;,' -rade 'i"': th ~" io cal \raIf? Y!'ass to rellev Herbert Johnson, 34. who suffel'ed on South Coll ege Avenue, collided. plcte th eir assignments on that date, mailllalnlng segregatect high schOOl Del c lOad, Will ~xter,,1 classes. Con~~~~~t a~V~7u e east through the a severed artel'y in the throa t. was Wm. H. Kitchen, 59. of Wilming- then I' port their I' suits on the fol- Again On Saturday MemberS of the cafeteria starr, ond discharged on Tuesday of last week "Segregation - integration," Sup- pan 1'0 ert a:n FIbre COIll- and personnel comprising the main el'intendent Wilmer E. Shue ob- Re a ~ \rilfa /' ~n back of Geor!!" after several blood transfusi ons. ;~~~'tha~~'Wit~~IO~ ;~,~d~ fnf~ f~ ~~~ 'i~ . ~ ~~i~;e d~f~,J,~~~S C~i\~~\~~;,~~f;~ Rain Postpones DAP Derby tenance and janitorial staff fo r the o Charged with aggravated assault served eat~ly last winter b efore thc circle with ge;,ll: nd n"g .a tra ~(k ~~~~·~re d d~: e~\';;,' EWh';~Ckae r~ ~~~c~~ ~~il£h~eg~t'dI 31":~7~~.r on the success L ast Week; Boys Prepare Newark public schools were an recent ruling by the . Unlted.States and th e Og l e t o w~ ~o dapllOl Tlall and battery, both men are scheduled nounced yestel'day by FI'ank R. Supreme Court. but In anUclpalion a . to appear before the Court of Com Chester Heights. Pa.. struck the Fol' Res cheduled R acing Mercer, administrative assistant to mon P leas pending Poindexter's re I ft side of Kitchen's car. Damages to the Kitchen car were estimated the superintendent of the Newark ~~'o~;~~n : ni~~~f~~~I3~i;\~~re~~~~a :~~ Aelna Firemen Tackle Two covery. school di strict. at $350, while Tucker's machine sus Minister Accepts An unscheduled drizzle washed PI·eliminat·y Fire r\lanus tained damages of $200. out the eighth annual running oC the Mrs Phoebe Marshall will manage ~iu~ll~on~~e ~~~dd~~~l;~~ f~·:/~v~ff~:.f~~ Tags the Central schoo l cafeteria. assisted On Tuesday morning. at 8:10, two Educational Post Pushmobile Derby last Saturday from outside sources." Tuesday night's til'e at the Newal'k the new MeJnhers Of Local morning. by Mrs. Mary Willis, Mrs. Margaret th ree automobiles were slightly damaged Roberts and Mrs. Belle Smith. Lumber Company was the hot spot tags will on North College Avenue. Officials of the Dehlware Associa Southern States At Newark Church ti on of Police, sponsor of the event. At the E. Frances Medi ll element Winners Of Rotary of the week for members of the the coming year. Parked on the east side of the ary school. Mrs. Kathryn M. M o ~e r Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder Com I'escheduled it COl' this coming Sat with blue field and street. HHrold Condra, 31, of Lovett wi ll be ~he cafeteria manager, With pany volunteer fire department, as · parking in Co-Op In Meeting Rev. RoM. Andrews Takes urday at 10 a. m. on the Milford Club Scholarships Avenue, Newark, opened his car Crossroads track near Newark. Mrs. Erma Baldwin, Mi ss Marian 60 firemen fought the blaze at 221 E door on th driver's side and into First Presbytcrian Church McDan iel and Mrs. Esther Krauss. Main Street. No injuries were re: be Members of the Southern States Plans for the derby remain un Guests At Meeting ported. iSS~:(~\~\~~: the right fender of the vehicle op changed, they announced, except . l\ewark Cooperative board of di - erated by Thomas Mitchell, 44, of C hris tian Educational ,Job as~~~:.n~~rro ll Mumford has been On Saturday morning, at 1! :30, da~~ St ~~ hf~~~I?~ rectors and the .Southern States for the postponement. Three Newark girls, winners of Chestnut Hill Estates, which was The decision to cancel plans for named to manage the West Pm'k one truck with Aetna volunteers homes: resident Far.m ~om e adVisory committee, passing by, headed north. The Rev. Robel·t Wesley Andrews Place school cafeteria which wi II local Rotary Club $300 schol arshi ps, the derby last Saturday was reached wel'e guests of the New3rk Rotary · I h d' their Wives and husbands, met last Damages to Condra's car were has accepted the position of minister open some time after the begmnlllg ~~s;:.o ng~~s!~,:,n ~~~~ 0~a~Ol~~em4~~ some orh el?nu~ : night at the Glass Kil~hen in Glas of Christian Education at the First about 8:30 a.m., while a clammy of the school term on Sept. 9, with Club at Monday night's dinner meet from an ail' vent in a building, were th e rantin of gow to plan for theIr .local 1954 estimated at $35; Mitchell's, at $55. Presbyterian church of Newark, and drizzle was falling and leaden skies ing, as Wm. S. Hamilton, Sr.. chair showed few signs of breaking up. Mrs. John Daley and Miss Alma ignited by an electl'ic sign. State f a C~lt y mgem - Southern States C!"operatlve annu~ l director of Westminstel' Foundation Johnston as cafeteria stalf members. man of the scholarship committee, Police had extinguished the fire be of the adminis- , m mbershlp meeting and to. nomi- at the University of Delaware. Mr. The 11 4 cars pronounced eligible discussed the club's coll ege grant Uniform Fire Code for the derby were ordered kept The West Park Place school cafe fore the firemen could reach the nate persons to fi ll vacanCies oc- Andrews will arrive in Newark the teria staff will work with Mrs. Mar program. scene. latter part of this week and. in the under lock and key in the gymnas shall, Central school, until the new Five scholarships havc been Last Tuesday morning, a junk on Page 2) ~~ ~ii~~r;h~~;;~;,~~~s. t~~e~t?~~~ ~7~ Planned For State absence of the pastor, the Rev. H. ium of the Pierre S. duPont High awarded to Newark students for School, where they are impounded cafeteria opens. pile in a field off New London take place at the membership meet Everett Hallman who is on vacation, Cliford Knotts is director of main advanced education since the local Avenue caught fir e, and was ex ing to be held later this year. Law Enforcements will occupy the pulpit at First Pres until the running of the derby. tenance for all Newark public Rotary Club instituted the program. tinguished by the efforts of flremell. Mcmbers of the local board are byterian on Sunday morning and Telephones at DAP headquarters schools, with John Moore, in charge Other members of the student on one truck. No damage was rc. Vincent L. Mayer, president; W'il again on the following Sunday, were ringing early as the contest of all janitorial service. loan and scholarship fund commit ported. Fire Marshal Announces ants called to find out if the event tee are Samuel Handlofi, Kenneth Iiam Folwell and J . OUver Koelig, Sept. 5. Roy Nutter an~ J an D o~ Sa.n t os Jr., all of Newark; Eugene G. Mc Blanket Regulation Plan Mr. Andrews, a native of Chicago, had been called off. comprise the mamtenance-J al1ltor Steel's, Howard Reed, and Herbert Dowell , Lincoln University; Harold As a result, derby officials were Dorn. Leo Laskaris To Conduct Fot' "Neglected Standard" III., attended Wheaton College, III.. in l staff at the Central elementary Wink, and John Hamilton, both of w here he received an AB degree. reasonably sure that everybody got school; J ohn Broyles, James White, Scholarship award winners Kath School Of Art III Newark Bea r; John T. Hopkins, New Castle. Entering the Theological Seminary the word eal'ly enough. As far as David Thurreson, Clarence Reason arine Knighton and Margaret Woer Members of the Farm Home ad Delaware's first uniform fire code, at Princeton, N.J ., he graduated with they know, nobody went out to the and Mrs. Ring are employed at the ner. University of Delaware senior All art school will open in New visory committee are Mrs. Ralph applicable to all communities and the degree of Bachelor of Divinity track Saturday morning. junior-seniol' hi gh school; and Hen and junior students and Violet Gray, ark on Sept. 7, with classes to be Van noy, chairman; and Mrs. Wil giving local fire authorities power in June of this year. Following his Members of the DAP were ready ry Arnold and James Wyatt have membcr of the June graduating conducted by Leo Laskaris in llie liam Folwell, both of Newark; Mrs. to enfo rce their laws, is in the graduation from the Seminary he with several vans to move the the Medill school assignment. class at Newark high school, who Masonic meeting room at the Acad Walter Mattson, Landenburg, Pa.; making. was ordained as a minister in the racers out to the track about 5:30 Meade Ragan will be employed will enter the Memorial Hospital emy Apartments bUilding, corner ot Mrs. Herschel Carroll, and Mrs. Al Presbyterian Church by his home last Saturday morning. at the West Park Place school build School of Nursing this fall, ad Main and Academy Streets. State Fire Marshal W. J. LaRue They waited around in the rain, dressed the group. fred Davidson of New Castle; and is preparing specific recommenda Presbytery of Chicago. ing: James Field at the New Lon~on Evening classes for adults will be Mrs. Horace Eastburn, Bear. (Continued on page 2) hoping it might quit, but finally tions for such a law, to be sub- decided against moving any of the Avenue school; and Walter EWlllg scheduled on Monday, Tuesday and Jacob E. Brown, manager of will provide maintenance-janitorial Fade r Motors, Low Bidde l' Wednesday evenings, with Saturday Southern States Newark Co-op, and :~t~~ . to the 1955 General As- Lone Bitl For Postofiice cars. service at the Brookside elementary A $500 scholarship and a $500 war Fot· New Local Police Cur morning classes for child.ren to be R. W. Durham Southern States dis conducted from 10 to 11 :30 o'clock. U enacted it wi ll establish Dela- Received Fr()111 Brooks ide I bond have been added to the list of part time workers are needed trict manager, also attended the ware as the nation's first state with sc~~~. The Newark POIIL., committee The son of Mr. and Mrs. J ames meeting. prizes for the derby. to complete the staff, Mr. Mercer "blanket" regulations, he said. J . Henry and J ~rry Topkis are met Tuesday night and consid ered Laskaris, of 41 East Main Street, One bid tor conducting a po~ta 1 stated. And an expanded staff and bud donating the first place scholarship, two bids received for the tt'ade-in Newal'k, Leo is currently painting contract bronch oCfi ce in BrookSide purchase of a new police car for the an original mllral in the remodeled get will be other legislative re h ad been recei ved yesterday by and the DAP is donating the war bond as a prize tor the second place CD R escn e Trnck Provide d Newark Police Department. l\ewark Trust Company building. quests. Newark Postmaster F. Al~yn Cooch, BusinessmJen Encourage winner'. 'The low bid, for a standard 2-dr. A graduate of Newark High At present, Delaware has a set with the deadline for receipt of such For Cily Of Newark Use 1954 automobile, was sllbmitted by of fire laws, dating bock to 1935, proposals expiring this morn.ing., School and of the University of Del III'JI~(.uJ.·(]In. NEWARK BOY ENLISTS the Fader Motor Co. of Newark. aware, Ml". Laskaris continued hi s As Firm Sponsors which contain penalties for viola The Brookside branch offi ce IS Newark will receive a brand new The local firm was awarded the tions. A number of communities to provide parcel post and moncy Lindsey Saunders, 19, of 50 Corbit rescue truck tonight, when Harry stUdies at the Chicago Art Insti Street, Newark. was among 11 Dela contmct and delivery of the new tute and the Ozenfant School of have their own city codes. order service, the sale of postals and B. Crissman, acting director of th '" vehi cle is expected by Sept. 10. Fine Arts, in New York Ci ty. accu~ ~ewark bUSi- , gin, ewark Electric and Martin But the "blanket" set of regula- postage stamns, and a dcposltory for ware youths who enlisted at the New Castle County Department of a raid of compe_ Inri n, Indens for Young Folks, tions which are based on standards outgoing mail. .. Army-Air Force recruiting station Civil Defense turns over the keys sales. of the National Board of Fire Un- Deliveries and collections Will be in Wilmington last week. Lindsey to the new vehicle to Wallace G. a number of Charles Otto, Du Pont Louviers, derwriters, not on ly will encompass made from the central postoffice in enlisted for service with the Army Johnson, Newark Civil Defense dl Check Up On Yourself Advises to s I've as production' Robert Foster, Avon and support the laws which already Newark. Medical Corps. recor at the town garage on Ear.t w ~onlpanies Products, ' administrative; Marvin exist but more important, will give Main' Street at 7 o'clock. The new truck is the third one new com thr'.a hons . here AlvinBlumberg, Ha ndlo Fffei, nberNationalg's Furniture,5 and 10, enforcementmunlty. power to every com- Newark League of Women Voters of its type provided for Civil De Home Management Specialist juniors ari:nte~ WIll be State Installment Buyers Broke? IRcgish-ution Date I ING FOR RSt ., For KinilergarLen TRAIN ~ __ FUN Backbone of Ec~nonlY CIT States N urser y, Extended ....•. . Don't Let Cash with the Newark Recreatiou A sociation Those who tend to pictur the The proportion of middle-inc m Pre-School A ociation Delaware installment buy l' as a familles-those earning betw en Dra ma Group Iswimmin g pool but much volunteel' hapless individual with his futurc $3,000 and $7 ,500 a yeal'-more than Announces Availability MI·s. J oh n Sinclair climaxed foul' help is needed to clear the brush Slip Thru Your Fingers mortgaged and hiS present bUYlll g doubled between 1935 a nd 1953, weeks work with two performances and trees. power drained a way by past pur, D! tz said: Halt the nation's fam Of Bl'ookside Opening of tile "Emperor's I'\ew Clothes". The Sea Scouts have been on the chases ar far fI'om the actual facts, Illl;s arC In that bracket now, he Those taking part in the final pro- job all week. How about some help according to Arthur 0 , Di etz, presi, p~~n t ed out. " Openings are still available in duction weI' : from other gl'oups? d nt of C,l.T. Financial corpora- I Consl,l.mers today, D.letz de- both the nursery school and kinder- Emperors: Ace J aquetle, Diane Bring an axe and a pall' of willing tion. . . ~ ~~~~~' i:C~~:e \v~~~d w~~~~n 1~ ~~~ gal'ten to be opened a t Brookside Duff; Emp resses: Lynn Colburn, hands! . . . Actually, the Installment buyer IS things In addition their credit l'at next month by the new Brookside Barbara Beny; J esters: Beverly Remember our eommulllty PICIllC Play it SAFE ... the backbone of t ~e state's economy ing i ~ excellent. ' Th y have the Pre-School Associa ti on. King, Liz Sinclair; Tailors: Diana on Labor Day. Festivities and games and prOVides a VItal prop to Dela- ! cr d lt to purchase just about any Thirty parents a ttended the first Duff, J ean Munson, P endelton Duff, star t at 10 a.m. ware s employment and well-beIng, amount of durable goods. Our g neral meeting of the association Susan H all ; Cooks: Lynn Mercer, youth Center D JCtz declar d. people are not buried under debt. h Id last week at the Brookside J anet Darsie; Captains: Kimball Dancing to your favorite records, Elementary School. The Aug. 20 J aquelte, Dave J aquette; Prime table games and loads of lun arc Di tz. wl~ o s fil'ln is the nation's Thcy arc very well of[''' largcst indcpendcnt fin ancing insti- deadline for registration has been Minister : Herbert Chl'istman. yours a t the youth center, Monday Friday at the Main Street U uive r s ity Pat-king ~~;~~~~~' ~~rsiheEl~ ~~~~ia t~~n. M:~: SO~~ti~~~a ~~ e O fw~ ~l~ ~~c~~~ ~~n ::s~ ~~;;~~fh PAY by CHECK ;~l~~'s:rJI ~a,~e~~~~r ~ i,~;i~~~I:~a i~~ nounced. Sinclair for her untiring effort and I rr~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~t~J t~'85 .?e~~~r~~ ~ /a;~~it ,S ~~,~~ (Continued from page 1) The nursery school will accomo- two successful plays. : ~ date 18 children. Classes will be JUUenhou8e Park about one in foul' wi ll buy d urable R egistrati on t.ags with green field held from 9 to 11 :30 a.m .. on week- Rittenhouse P ark is taking on a goods during the year. But of the and gold letters will permit parking days. The kllld~rgarten, . wl th ~ max- I "New Look." Work has begun to families who started the year with in the agricultural hall parking aI'ea Imum of 22 chil dren. Will be III sos-I cieal' an a rea for the proposed installm nt debt, he explained, al- at any hour and in other parking sion from I to 3:30 p.m. Edward's most half will make additional pur- "~~ n S CO KA ROM AT ~~,_: Ryour mind local your district fri ends on anOdct. n2e igandhb o16rs!. 75 ~< ;~ s i c~' : t~ ~ ~oO~i~l~n':n~~~,~~ ~ ~f,~~ ~t~~ MO D E l S Open A with /2.8 le11S fior 01zly "112.50 ~,~ open the curtains, can't they tell '. 'fIJ ~' h ow you voted ? Mrs. R.P.J . FINANCING ~< dO~;' ¥;;~ t~~ll~·O~o t~~~ I';~~~'in~o~e~~ ARRANGED! f onstration. You'll find that when NO SERVICE CHARGE z< you push the red gadget to let your- It's a phrase you'll hear often when speaking to the I.. , self out of the booth and register t.housands of Golden liey Home owners throughout ' ~~~~~,' your vote, the little voting levers the eastern United States. . return to their original position just Checking Account 'roday! before the curtains open. 'fhese people know from experience that you can Q.: Is it true that you only can not beat Golden liey Homes; most of them will say vote a straight ticket on a voting that they can't even be matched-FOR QUALITY At your friendly, LOCAL banking in, lil tll iol! \\hl'l'c yO Il ,.-ili lt 1~! ~, machine? J .E. , \~ A.: No. You may vote for any MATERIALS, FOR CONSTRUCTION METHODS, ch eerfuUy grceted and spee dily el'vcd h~ ' y01l 1' J\ ('ighbol' !lud fcllo' 5 " individual whose nam appenrs on FOR STYLING AND PRICE. Remember, you bought ~ ~"S the mnchine, regardless of party. yO Ul' lol to build 011. Make sure you build the finest citizcn ••.. AmI, whm'c YOIII' d cposil s m'c ill"-u l'l' t! IIJl 10 10,000 Wh y not take the first opportunity ••• build a Golden Liey Home. nlt1 , to try one of the machines which a re under thc Federal D e posit In nrance COl'pOl'alioll-yotir guoIU '~ -~ being placed in public places for ~ ;~ demonstrati on dll1'ing the next I of safety. -. month? ~~ ~; --- .~ " Give Augll st Gra s A R est ; I ~ 2~ JIll band , Too Say Expert ~ ~~ f If mowing ilie· );vn is one of DO ALL YOUR EA_ KJNG ,~ ~~ esL~ ;,~~,u~hl~~S~~~ ~~ J :~ t~b~~I! • A fast, sha rp-cutting f2 ,8 Schneider Xenar lens that '~ good for the grass. makes richer, more brilliant color slides. ~i William H. Mitchell, assistant Ex- at you.r friendly • An accurate l / SOO-second Synchro-Compur shut- ~~ tension agronomist at the Unlver- ler, M-X synchronized for all kinds of fla.h at all ~~ ~i{ty g~~S~ e~~a r~ ~~~yss ~~~I\Jh ~e~ii~~ Model shown $4995 delivered to your lot ' Home·Owned and Home-Opera te d shutter speeds, , h ow close to cut in summer. If you '·rlce Includes complete Interior Unlsh * Full dormers front and • A brilliant, split image rangeflnder end viewfinder } have the familiar bluegrass 01' rea r-you C'Ln add morc bedroo ms or an apartm ent * " re ~ r~~~~~~I ~d r::!y S~~r,:aieat~ur2c~~ floor * All ' Vest Coast tram.ln g combination that makes focusing .peedy and accu- i< ~~~~PI~~s~~~~u~i1e~ h: ~~ln~~~iV~~ 0 ~1~ role, ;~," mowing during hot August wea th er VISIT F ULL SIZE MODEL HOME THIS WEEK • Plus all the fine finish and easy-to-use featurM may benefi t or even save your lawn. ABERD.EEN, MD. OPEN SUNDAYS 1 to 5 P.M. you'd expect to find In a model of the world'. finest ~~ A close shave in the heat can r uin Located on U.s. 40 2\~ miles P .M. Closed Thursdays. north 01 Aberdeen Llght-on DAILY 10 to 5; M onday. Tues- 35mm folding camera. ~, su~~ . a ~~~;e ll advises that these rl.ght. Phone H avr e de Grace 43 day, & Friday nights until 9 karomat, with .ix-element f2,O anastigmat len.. $125 t "cool season" grasses should be cut , Cit S Thll T 'fl C V I I ,~ no shorter than I If.. to 2 inches In ' °AmeRnKo CeeAMeErrR' A a Sue bot weather. A closer cut at this ~.~', season wh n growth Is slow may Wr {l.1154t OlbtlUUfUII' Catalons :ZSc l lIu,.ach~r. tt4 NEW tlse up the tood reserves of the HOp 0-20 D, lu lI Homtl " 8' I t f(/lOIV l'ou" ~. plant so that It will be too weak 0." [con"" "limit 'g Enou.gh to Serve Yon-Smull EI/IJIIg I 0 49 EAST MAIN PHONE 3463 ~ to come back when lhe cool I' !all ?~~~~~!;~"!,~t',~~~4~~?~!'~~!,J,~~~~!;~~~~,~~~~~',~~~ ( growing season begins. ------~ The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, August 26, 1954 Research,Graduate I THREE Mill Creek Hundred News be cleaned in preparation l or its opening. RLANCHE MAE EVERETI' Ag Appointments SUp Coven, Drape. Sara P e IllliD ct~C orre. poDd e D' th~!'ac~~~ e f O~ ' t h~t~~~~~g ~~~r .b e &Del Reupholl terlDI GENERAL CONTRACTOR PhoDe: 7198 Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Naudain Annolulced at U.D. Bock~1ISlD Estimates tree with or without Alterations and Repairs With Sept mber just a roun~rtY-!ive memb rs and guests of :nrri~o nt/~~~~r~:~ e C':~~rned from Res arch and graduate assistant corner,. school days are last np- !'tite Circle enjoy d the annual Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lynam of Newark, D e1., ~:.e r;~g l e t o WD Rd. B. J. TAYLOR appointments in agriculture were t ~e proachlng and activities for school, plcmc last Thursday evening at the Bayview Road, Middletown, were PhoDe: Newark 6405 I'------New ar k ______Phone 8-8368 0 e I a "' a r e .J announced this week at the Uni church, nnd club will begin in full home of Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Lynch. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. War- versity of Delawa re. Raymond torce n xt m onth lor a busy season. The Helping Hands Circle will' ner Naudain on Limestone Road. Chalmers of Newark is working in . Mrs. Paul W. Mitchell ot Wood- conduct the devotions tonight at the the auricultural ngi neering depart Side Farms, entertained Mrs. W. meeting of the Women's SOciety of ------______ment; Frank B. Springer of Cape Harmon Money of SmY 1'na, presi-Christian Service at the church. The ~ - I START LIVING IN AN \ May Court House, N.J ., Belly May d.en t of the Delaware State Fed ra- Mite Circle will provide the pro- e4 • ...... ~~~_~~..., Goff of Scarsdale, N.Y., and E. Daw tion C!f Women's Clubs a t a luncheon gram while the Booster Circl will son Blest of Wilmington are work meeting last F riday when the state prepare the r efl'eshments. ing with the agronomy department; program was set up and the annual J\t'ermald AIR CONDmORED 7I"d! Wil son Kaiser of Lexington, S. C. tall conference planned l or Sept. 16. Mrs. Harvey Batl has returned PH I LeO is working in the agrIculture eco Mrs. Mitchell had the following from n visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. nomics department and Frank Mur guests in addition to Mrs. Mon y: Floyd Stowe at Upper Sandusky, O. FACTORY-SUPERVISED Only $1895 phey of Hockessin is in the entomol Mrs. Howal'd W. Brannon of Wil-Mrs. Ralph Klair, J an and Erica ogy department. mington, communications; Mrs. Klair with Mrs. Kl ail"s par nts, Mr. SERVICEMEN Raymond Chalmers is working in Charles. O. Br~ llon of Newport, and Mrs. Neiswinder of P hoenix agricultul'3l engineering department commumty affairs; M.rs. W i I b u r ville, Pa .. nre visiting relati ves in Repair all makes, as II shopman. He worked with th Mumford of Georgetown, conserva- Mahoney Ci ty, Pa .. this week. duPont company for fi ve years and tlon of natural resources; Mrs. Harmony Grange will begin its all model s of Chrysler for two and a ha lf years. Clar n~ e Fraim of Wilmington, sessions next Monday nigh t. A graduate of Ncwark High School, education; MI·s. Clarence Simpson Stanley Springer is in the Wil TelEVISION l"lr. Chalmers worked in aerial pho of Delaire, fin e arts; Mrs. Clinton mington General Hospital for treat tography while serving in the H. Brown of Roselle, American ment. MarIne Corps in World War 1I. He .AND. has his own machine shop a t home. ~t~r~a ff~~~ / e:t:f i ~~ v ~r~ f .?hd~~S:~ The :p !~~~~ O~~t~Ci~ o ~~P t. 8. -RADIO Frank Springer was appointed a E. Herlihy of Wilmington, public Last week, a grey inlaid li nol- full time position in ch arge of relations; Miss Etta Wilson of New- eum fl oor covering was placed over variety test! ng program and fi eld r e ark, editor of Club Women Maga- the wood floor in the school. at search. Mr. Springer, a graduate zine. The coming week, the schoo l will assistant in the agronomy depart Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell will leave I ment for the past two years, re today on a 16-day tour of the Pa McCREA'S ceived his masters' degree in agri cific Northwest. They will go on Miller's Auction E lectronic Repair Be cool as a cucumber on the hottest days .. . culture from the University of Dela the Pennsylvania State Grange tour Center of Rou te 4{) wa.rm as toast when the thermometer drops ware in June. He will t emporarily 716 LEJUGH ROAD to J asper Nalion31 Park, Alaska, GLASGOW, DEL. - ' .. comforta ble in every scason in a completely l' place Wi lliam Mi tchell who has Newark, Del. ".SAV N~OU. been granted a lea ve of absence t o ~~~~o ~~:;;.~ ~e~ ~ii~: o~: ~it a~~ll o~~ : Weekl y furniture sa les every Sa turday A lrCondltloned Nash Rambler family sedan ! AU do graduate work at P ennsylvania stone P ark. nigh t at 7 o·clo ck . Phone NE WARK 3129 for $980 less Ih an you would pay for any other State Un iversity. Mr. and Mrs. P arker Baldwin, ~~~dr-;;j,e~: Pgabf~;f;~~d ~r~~~~~~ ~ s .. ~t;~ i make car so equipped. Betty May Goff is in charge of the lifelong residents of Hockessin and ranges reIrlg rators. rndios. antiq ue Come in and drive out in a. cool, cool Nash. soil testing laboratory. A chemistry I CHALLENGE graduate from the College Of. Woos ~i~I: I ~~'nf~~~.~~~;e do ~h e~~ :~~~;~e1~ X~'i,I ~I~~~~ b e£I~I~~~.lnuil~~;~~~e:"PI~C;;:~~: ~ ~~l:I;lm.. ..,.. DEAL! ter. Ohio, she has worked Wi th the their h onor . a family party \vas h eld r ugs , etc. HENRY EVANS, duPont company as a control chem last Sunday at the home of MI'. and Au ctioncer Dennison Motor Co.··-19 Haines St., Newark~ Del.···Phone 4241 ist. She now replaces Edward J . Kedda. poMrrs.t GClaayp tPionk eJ.e nkins at 2611 l\ew- 1------______Tops on 'I'V. Tun_ c bl Dor sey Brothers II St.n ge Show" Saturda y night. CBS Netwo rk. See y our 1l3 Jl Cr for ti me illid 5t..,t.kn,. E. Dawson Blest, a graduate of the Mr. and Mrs. Garton Taylor and University of Delaware, was ap children, J udith and Bruce, of pointed graduate assistant. He w iD Chester, Va., are spending this week work on fie ld research in agronomy. with Mrs. Taylor's parents, Mr. and Wilson Kaiser. a graduate of Mrs. M. A. Shakespeare on Louville Clemson College, S.C., has a fu ll Road. time job as research assistant to Dr. MI'. and Mrs. J. B. Eastburn and Raymond C. Smith in the agricul children of Limestone Road, spent tural economics department. Whil e last week at Wil dwood, N.J. doing research work, he w ill also Red Clay Creek RI DING DO-N-G work on his masters' degree. He P resbyterian Church serv d 3' _ years in the army. Kaiser and his wife make their h ome on Work on the new addition began 113 Orchard Road, Newark. last week followi ng the awarding Frank Murphey is a grad uate of of the con tract to W . Nelson Potter the University of Delaware with of Wil mington at the bid of $25,326. Bachelor and Master of Science de exclusive of the installati on of an grees in entomology. He will do re other heating unit to the present search work in entomology. At the system. HOOL \VA.L .U£S~ same li me he is doing work for his The n ew wing-45x38 feet-will doctors' degree in biology. He, h is consist 01 two floors and a basement. I~ more t han 7,OOO~ O-oo homes, COo-st to Ther e will be 14 classrooms and a wife and thei r )0 year old daugh coast, Grants great School Sale will be ;At Grants, wear tests, spec!ficatlO il buy. ter make their home in Hockessin. ehurch office. The barn-garage has g been t orn down and excavation the s~nal to hurry in for best buys. /ri guarantee dependability: Vast pur. w ork has begun. I cha$in~ power guarantees lowe$t prices: Histor ian To Talk The Rev. H. Newton Hudson, pas tor of Union Presbyterian Church. Carney's Point, N.J ., w ill preach At Citizenship Day this Sunday at II a.m. and William T. Elliott will be the soloist. Dinner III Dover The first fall meeting of the eve ning circle of the Women's Associa Dr. J ohn A. Munroe, University of tion will be held Sept. I at 8 p.m., Delawar e history department chair- with the fall meeting of the church man, will speak on "J ohn Dickinson school executive board on Sept. 2 and the Constitution" at a Citizen- at 8 p.m. at the church. ship Day dinner in Dover on Sept. p. ~ li te Oatk 4 -! dC IU~ em bel's l7The observance sponsored by the nUI~~~~i~g !~,e:n~ioyed the anm!al .' S f h louting last Wednesday at White Delaware Society of the. ons 0 t e C. t I B I M 01' Md. There :t';'sel;~c: ~ 68~I~V~,~~\ ~;;sa ~~n:,T~~g; : w~s s~im:'~~ ~, f~ ~~ a~ d .fellowship. tion of the Federal C~nstitution. By lle~~~~. ~sor~:hta~~I.s~~~ I ~~'; ' 7~/ l~~ a recent act of Congt ess, the name t t e ks as a counselor for for the celebration was cha:,ged ~:; st;~~ t:r Cal~p, Janet and Ecl ~~~~ D~~ ~ s htu tlO n Day to Cltizen- win Piel'son. Jr .. will enjoy a stny The di nner w ill be held at 6:30 at the camp next week. 1 0 E. Main p.m. at the Dinner Bell Inn, accord- Corner Ketch . \They don't need ing to plans announced by J udge P . Two girls f rom the UnIOn 4-H Phone 8- 11 55 Warren Green of the New Castle Club. Peggy Harris and Irmgard "'"-. . breaking in! r Cou nty Cou rt of Common Pleas, Voss, a German exchange student. president 01 the state society. J udge wiil spend next week at the state Green is also general chairman of 4-H camp. the observance. Carol Harris went to Dayton, 0 ., last we k to visit her cousin Mar- '(8USY' atAVER" Poultry Disposal Pit Usc ga{;~\o~ li n~ran ge will begin its U.·gcd To Combat Disease meetings next Wed nesday at 8:30 QUALlt..Y--SHOE~ P rompt disposal of dead chickens p.m·Ebenezer Methodist Church helps prevent the spread C!f di scas.e, The Ebenezer Feliowship will according to Ralph BarWick, Ass t. meet next Wednesday at 6: 30 p.m. I County Agricultural Agent. fo r a covered dish supper and meet The quickest and easiest way to ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. dispose of them is to drop them in Kinsey Whiteman on Ogletown a disposal pit. The chickens decom Christiana Roa d. pose rapidly without chemica ls and • Famous 'Neofiie' soles; outwea r "eatherZ1ol ------• leather uppers, insoln, .'ctnd heel linings -- • .. in Grants greatest Wil mington 4-2455 ~fr7tO ~ s b;o ~~~ c~ ~s a~~ ~oo ~~'g ~i ~~ I = • Choice of widths for I'"-'oper fit - . or New Castle 5788 l or start a fire to de.stroy th ~ di- , Girls' Separates collection ever for size 7.J4'ers seased carcass every tIme a chicken /. Lab-tested guaranteed i . I ... / •• 1 ••••• • III dies. Orion-wool skirts , • ; • Favorite styles for active b~ a'Md' girl, .Sizes8 ~ t03 ' ~ - '- _., -- WC!.ol or nylon cardi9a~ ; 'GINGER LANE,? /' \r ...,;:p -,."",- 9S( COTTO,(S 2 each Wondetlul Time - .. ) ~".. \ . \to...--- I T he ski rts wash likc magic; 98 98 "Well '" George exclaimed, "at last I've got ~ o m e real fi gures to back retain their pleats ; rarely 2 & 3 10,. lawn Fix-Up me up." He laid down his magazine need press ing. In' plaids, with a sati sfi ed air. "L et's have it." said Molly, putting and a chcck • . • C ardigans Classroome le-ganee, ~1i a a Y-in:iIiic r p Tii ctiCli l cOttOn ScOtti Lawn Secr] is Ihe her darning aside. in soft wool, w ash-easy ny- ' f a ~ h ion in ~ m a rt Sanferized gingltams ; print & ca n- ' "George Ames was trying to tell tim proven blend of gras cs to 10n._ Pop.!!1ar ~ o.!E~s, .1:11, I cnn Newcst colors, ( make Ihe delu xe law n in sun or me the other day that the Tennessee i br oa d clo th ~ ; ir id~c cnt I!i n~hn. m s . Valiey Authority, far from being a 01her fabulous styles ______,hadl'. Thi nil prren nia l bl end drai n on the taxpayers, was actually inliuding 70% Kcnlucky Bluegrnss showing a profit. J knew darned is bcst f or full pla nling. ScO lls well it wasn't so, but I couldn't 1.."" . eel is economi!'a l beca use pr ove it," SAVE NOW lOU Ill'cd 0 lill ie . .. only II poun d 'So?" or 1"0 per 1000 sq fl. "So now I've got the dope. For LUNCH KIT WITH the fi sca l year ended J une 30, 1953, 1 lit - . 2.45 2 !/:: lit. - $5.95 VACUUM BOnLE the TVA had an income of $104,- ) JR -: BOYS'( ,--- " clc«A SPECI \T .. EEO \1.lkr a n ircubl . lawn in sun 877,869. The TV A's figures would ~ ~ indicate that its xpenses for this You don" need 197 Gr 1 DRESS PANTS -had, wi llt or linary an'. 1 lit _ 1,1/:; 5 Ilts _ $6.9.:; period amounted to $85,583,760, , cash to buy now' 11U1 CC w hich would indicate a balance or MCi.11 kil & Y, ;;; b~ Tl:RF Dl'ILDER ~ I all f,·/·din" 'irl'l1glhcns roots, make Ihe prout of $19.294,109." Smartly styled in keep faod and drinks hot. !:7' he.lilly. Tllrf ll urldtT I, dca~ 'and safe, no offensive odor "So George was right?" '.~ot resistant fabrics ~ Pint Bottle only-=!:29. "Not at all. If TVA had been operated as a private power com o r;_!l;~ahr ru , c. "~:;'-;-fJ'{.'- "'-" ,;. pany, it would have had these ad I J • Ired, 2'.00"1 II - 1'2 .•0 ' 1 _ . 0() lb. lee,ls 10,000 "I II _ :t-~. IJ:; " dl Uonal expenses - $76,205,028 in SCHOOL'S LOTS MORE FUN WITH taxes, and interest and amoriza ti on ~ & P - - ' , '/. totaling $34,629,185. But the tax PLENTY OF THE RIGHT SUPPLIES! b RE\])EHS IlIlk, fol l! A payers paid the int rest and the Use Grants , fu.yon fl annel; ' or creasc Leather zi p binder, 2 or 3 ring ...... ] .98 ":~i~:'uP a Lrrr"r. L·c II fur fCCJIll!;, .l'1UIhf. {, au. taxes, so actually we lost $9 1,540,104 1 Wearevel' pen, choice of point ...... 9 c r .nll wrr,llI1~. by operating the TVA as a bur au rcsistan t nylon-rayon gab, CREDIT cratic business." Pencil box, 30 a sorted pieces ...... 69c Junior • $i.9 ~ 'I. , , self bclted, fine detaili ng. COUPONS OJ I"u 2j . $J~.8 :; "Maybe I get lost in all those WTG zil) bi nder, 2 or 3 ring ...... !.OO mi llions, but I don't follow you," Solid colors. Sizes 6 to 12.' Inquire- a.t cr edlL off Ice 12 P encil" Wagon Wheel holder ...... 29c Molly sighed. Boys' sizes 10-18 _ _ 4.9& . J - - B r ief case, 2-strap, lock & key ...... !.!) "You get the $91-million figure by adding the $76- million fi gure Theme paper, 200 heets, 5-hole ...... 50c and the $34-million fi gure, and sub Bindcl' with 36 sheets paper ...... 2!)c tracting the mis-t rm d 'profit' or $19-million. Simply mcans that the TV A power consumers got it cheap b cause the taxpayers put up the i diHe-rcnce!" w. T. GRANT CO. A 'Conlplete Line of Plumhiu" upplie Industrial & Dome tj , Electl'ical Equipluent Roofing M.aterials -Hardware - Housewares FOUR The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, August 26, 1954 Christiana Calling SylvIa P . J ones, Correspondent Phone New Castle 6816 AIter two momhs or r porting in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thorp. Christiana n ws, we are delighted The Women's Coli g Club h Id t o announce th town's /lrst new its August meeting at the home ot baby during this time. Ten'y Su- Mrs. A. H . Jones last Wednesday. zanne Rob r ts was born Aug. 19 in Mi ss Mary White of Richardson the Wilmington Gen ral Hospital. Park showed colored slides of her Ih daughtcr of Pfc. and Mrs. J . recent motor trip to the W st Coast. Alla n Rob rts. The proud grand- Mrs. J ohn Currindcr ntertained ]lUrents ur Mr. and Mrs. Samuel her cousin. Mrs. J ames P appas and Butlcr. Pl'ivate Roberts is enjoying family ot Clayton. Del .. on Friday. s ten-day fu r lough from his Army Miss Clssy Murphy spent last duties a t Pik ville, Md., to b come week 'nd in Richmond, Va.. as a better acquainted with his n ew fam- m mber of the champion girls' soft- ily. ba ll tcam of Delawarc. Incrcas d fire protection for the ew Construction hrlsti ana ar a Is assur .d, with the Busy construction work along :ti re COmpl111Y'S official order for a Wa lt h rS Road these days is ex new Amcrican-La France comblna- plained by the new houses being ti on pumper. Repr scnting the latest buill for Lawrence Lee and E. B. thing In iiI' -/lghting equipment, the McCann. Teddy Novak is also bulld new truck will qual any engine ing a new home on Old Baltimore now In usc In this section. B causc Pike, just outside the town limits. H fulfills all Civilian Defense specl- Invitations have been issued for Ii cations for such quipment. part the wedding of Miss Mary Louise of the tota l cost of almost $18,000 Leasure, daughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. w ill be defray cd by Civil. Defcnse Wilbur L. Leasure, Scranton, to funds. A Inrg amount still remains Lloyd Dudley Bakel'. son of MI'. a nd to be rnised, however. and the fire Mrs. Charles Bakcr. Christi a na. in company and Ladi s Auxiliary are the Stanton Methodist Church on buzzing with p lans for fund-raising Sa turday. Sept. 4. at 2 p.m. A re projects. Deli very ot thc new truck ception Immediately following the is promised w ithin six months. cerem ony wi ll be held at the Duch- Store Improved ess H otel, Main S trect and Tele- Customers of Baldwln's general graph Road. store on "the corner" apllr ciate A ham 01' chicken salad platler the extel'l1a l improvements rec nt- SUppCI' will be served by the Chris Iy completcd by E. T. Baldwin, pro- tinna Methodist Church Social on p rielor. Th new concrete porch and Wedn sday. Sept. 1. in the church. sidewalk in front of the store add Firsl table will be at 5 o'clock. Tick much to the attractiveness of the ets m ay be obtained at the door or p roperty, a nd the outdoor telephone from members of the soci a l. booth is a boon 10 all in n ecd of MI'. and Mrs. Albert H. J ones and fast phone service. As the only pub- children. J acqueline and K enl. a re lIc air-condition d building in town, vaca tioning this week at Rehoboth the Baldwin star has been a pop- Beach. Our apologies to a ll who m ay lIlar spot this h ot summer. have tried 10 call in news items Mrs. Anna Scherkow. who h as this week, only to be foiled by an been visiting her daughter and son- unanswered phone. As of Saturday. in-law, MI'. and Mrs. J oseph Cunane. we will again be glad to accept news returned to her home in Olyphant, for the column by phone 01' through Pa., last Saturday. The Cunane fa m- P ost Office Box 24, Christiana. ily. including the boys J oey. J immy. 'Tommy. and Bobby. m otored with Mrs. Sllerkow to Olyphant. wh ere News of Bear Mrs. Cunane and the children are Insects Build Up visiting this week. Mrs. Le ~ lIc f'ord, Correspondent Spray Resistance Br~l~e~~~t~r~ o~~I~ia~ ~.~ I O~~~e~~ Phone: New Castle 6484 ~~~~ISa~~ ~~ if;.d Mrs. J oseph Cu- J oseph C. Mal'ousek is convalesc- Says Entomologist. Miss Martha Greene has returned ing at home i n Bear aIter h aving from a two-week stay at the Girl been a patient in Wilmington Gen- Scout camp at Grove Point, Md. eral Hospital. Mrs. Perry Thorp was hostess at Larry Ford of Baltimore is spend- a coppercraft party at her home on !F~~~ B~~~.~~rM~~ lt~ o~~~ B~~~~in , Maguire Strect last Tuesday eve- MI'. and Mrs. H oward Slaughter rung. To Ohio spent the ~ve e k end with friends Mr. a nd Mrs. J ames Crosby and at Annapolis. Md. 60n. and Miss Carol Anne Thorp Randall S laughter. of . Sm.~rna m otored to Sandusky, 0 .. last week- spent the week end WIth hIS gldnd end to bring home Mrs. D. C. Cros- moO.ler. Mrs. Ann.le Harrington. by. who has been spending two ~ I SS B.essle Da.vls spent Thursday weeks with her daughter and son- ~~~aI.~ I SS FIOIence Appleby of •••••••••• • • t o ~:'~ ' s~e~~:~gs; ~ ~e~· ttl~e ~iit'~i~ :~ nephews, the Walker brolhers. Wm. Walker is spending the week touring Mai ne and Canada. Mrs. Marie Deibert celebrated h er Come 71 st birthday last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stanley, J r., Ie ntertained Mr. and Mrs. Douglas • Stan Icy of Delaware City and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trice Jr., of Wilming -In it. ~ ton at Sunday dinner. The Bear H ome Demonstrati on Club held their annual picnic at the cottage of Mrs. Rogel' Wooleyhan in Rock Ha ll, Md. Mrs. J ames BI st was in charge of children's gam s and the fol See lowing won prizes: Betty and Mary STATE OF DELAWARE Moore. Henry Sweetman, Guy Office of Secretary of State Walker and Scott Moshier. CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION The adult games were in charge To All Whom These Presents May of Mrs. Frank Di anish a nd winners whe~~~~ it~~~""t~~ff~~ my satisfaction were Charles Moor e, Mrs. J am es ~~oc'!,~~n :~·~~e~~~c~~~n t~~;o~~ss glfut}~~ Blest. Mrs. Wa lter Sweetman. Mrs. thereof. by the consent of all the stock Douglas Mohicr. Mrs. Gcorge Weav holders deposi ted In my olT.ce the eI'. Mrs. Charlcs Moore, Mrs. J o MARSED LABORATORIES CO .. ·INC. a corpora tlon of t h ts state whose seph Reynolds and Mrs. Rogel' prinCipal office Is situated at Wooleyhan. No. 100 West Tenth Street A picnic dinner was enjoyed at In the city of Wilmington Counly of New Castie State of Delaware noon followed by boating. fishing THE CORPORATION TRUST and crabbing. Ice cream and cake COMPANY were served in the afternoon. being al!ent therein. and In charlie .- thereof, upon whom p rocess m ay be The Seplember 20 meeting will served. h as complied with the r eq'u ire one of the fasTest growing In be at the h ome of Mrs. Samuel ments of the Corporation Laws of the areas Haman. State of Delaware, as contained In 2033. Section 1, to 2246. Section 214. MI'. and M rs. WilHam Moore en Chapter 05. of the Revised Code of t rtained a t a bi rthday party for J935. as amended, preliminary to the a better place IS"\ling of this their son J effrey on Saturday eve CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION ning. Now. therefore. I. JOHN N. Mc DOWELL Secretary of State 01 the The following guests wcr e pre State of Delaware. do hereby certify ,I sent: MJ's. Paul Murray. Mrs. Annie that the said corporation did on the I Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Robert nineteenth day of August A. D. 1954 live Stafford and sons; Mr. and Mrs. Ille In thc office 8 duly executed * to :' and attested consent. In writing, to the J ohn Savage and family; Mr. and dlssolut iDn of said Corporation exe Mrs. George Moore and family; Mr. cuted by all the stockholders thereof and Mrs. Paul Burgc and son; Miss which said consent and the records to wo r ~ of the proceedings aforesaid. &ire now Bessie Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond on fi le In my office as provided by law. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Slan In Testimony Whereof. I have * ley. J r .. and family; R andall Slaugh hereunto set my hand and of licla1 oea 1. at Dover thl. to . pray ter. 'Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thorp and nlnteenth day of August In the family; Mrs. EH zabeth Skill man. t he year of our Lord one Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murl'ay and thousand n ine hundred and fifty-lour. daughter; Mrs. Paul Toland and J OHN N. McDOWELL b elmarvn P eninsula pricJes Itself on its daughter; Mr. and Mrs. CiaI' nce (Offici al Seal) Secretary at State for easier, f uller li\ in/l: "Biggest Bag W alls and family; Mr. and Mrs. M . D. TOMLINSON Harry B . Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. Au g. 26 Asst. Secretory of State pace·selling growlh and progres . Fine invil e olhers 10 join. Joseph Hcterick and daughtcr. STATE OF DELAW~ Gamcs were played and refresh- OIT.ce of Secretary of Slale highways ••• excellent rail, air and waler ments were served. CERTll' lCATE OF DISSOLUTION II bas always beeu our policy 10 plan ana of Seed To All Whom These Presenls May fad lities for quick, easy access to tbe Come. Greetings: build abead of Ihe .ICllland .•. hal'ing Whereas,It appears to my satisfaction , richest markets on tbe east coast ••• n~o ~~~n:~I~~ CtJ~~c~~r~nt ~~Odrss gfut}~~ all adequate, d penclubl c supply of elft' plentiful supply of good labor ••• a In the ~~1d~:' ~re~~;' ~dn s r~t ~yaI10Wl~cs, t o ~~~ CHAIR KING. INC. tricily on haml be/oro Ihc nerd for it , .. a corporation of this state whose favorable tax slrnctnre-all have con. prinCipal olnce Is sl lualed at enollgh for everyone. cvcrywhere" . for NO . 100 West Tenlh Street tributed to Delmarva's growth. Added to World!" In Ihe city of Wilmington County of New Castle S la le of Delaware farms, homes, lor (' ~ mltl irlflltslry., ' THE CORPORATION TRUST these is all abundallce of "right at your COMPANY alwa ys ready 10 II Ip IIwkc Dcimnrl'a I Guess , JweigJ1tl ~~!~~or~"~~~n t ~l~g:~· p~6~c s!n Jn~~n rG~ r lhow" recreational facililics- . wim. served. has complied with the require b e lle l' place 10 iiH'. 10 \Iorl<. 10 pillyl ments of the Corporation L aws of the ming, boating and fishing ••• tbe means to the nearest Sta te of Delaware, 8S contained In 2033. Section I. to 224 6. Section 214. 'hnpter 05. of the Revised Cod of More POlver to Delll/arl'a! quarter-po.und l~~fn:s O:l~~ded. preliminary to the CETtTlFICATE OF DISSOLUTION Now. therefore. I. JOliN N. Mc- 0,- ' ''ELL " ecrclary of State 01 the and win a State .... 0 111 ' Ire, do hereoy certlCy th aI the " Id ,orporation did on the Igh leenth day of August A.. D. 1954 liIe In the office a duly executed prize' and ntlest d consent, In writing, to the dissolution or said Corporation ex - cut d by all the stockholders thereof. Weighing Date-Sepl. 11 Wh ich said consent and the records of the proceedings nforesald, nrc now Con tinuing to Budd on file In my office a. provi ded by low. In Testimony Whereof. I ho ve outh rn talc hereunto set my hnnd and 01- flc la l seal. at Dover thl. D E LAW~R E ightecnth doy 01 August In COMPANY MO RE POWER Newark t he year of our Lord one Power &Light ~SHARE THI ROAD BY DRIVING lhousand nine hundred and for Delmarva's Fut ure IN THE PROPER LANE • • • • ruty-four. JOHN N. McDOWELL J Co-op ond keep your car In .a/e-drivlng (OlTlcial Seal) M. fi~c~"J~.. lII~ls5~t. - •••••••••••• condition 01 all limes/ Au g. 26 Asst. Secretary 01 Stote Now is tbe Time to Plant Grass Seed U. 01 D Mixture Sf .SO,et in 5·lh. Lol 90 E. MAIN JACKSON ' S H ARDW ARE F IYE Dungeons, Moats, Ghosts of the Past, IntrigueI~~~~~~~~==~ Public Davis Oil Burner & Electrical Service ~==~~~~~-- As Park Body Provides Transpotation To Ft. Delaware W Altl\1 E~:C~~ I ~~~~ onJ;~~T!~~o V~E ~" I~: I ~~EA:->EJ) PHONE - EWARK 6914. * O FI \'J:R n I r---7E WAR~~"- ' ----'i Treat the family (J /llI!crOR to an Acm e Fried ' i !F YOU'RE LOm ING FOn A POT I Chicken Dinner KATHARINE WILLIAMS ITA A LOT. -- they' ll agree, I I ii's tops. I'/lO~E* 8·162i I A -reage - F"rms - H o m e.> _. 8I1sill e.~s I ! Willianls Real Estate &. Illsul'ance i 5 111. E~ - t ',llIin Str·f·(· t j OF 122 pi * I FU IIIII/(,'/ }"". In, 1887 ! Fresh Killed,' ~£ IMRJ{ . DELA;\' AJI~ I NEWARK 8-174 1 Ready' for ~"--. _ u _ " _ "_"_ ,, _ ,, u_ "_ '_ '_ "_ "_ "_ "_ "_ "_ "_ "_ "_ "_'J , the Pan ------__ -- FRYING !:~~:sB:~::~~:~~-l ~,,~ ... r- COMPUTE PM"TO"O I~ AUTO If.::::') C:::",:: i ~ - - I Open week days. Saturdays. Sundays, Frenc" Fries. ancl every evening ______I , - '~ ( ;;..- REA SON A B L E P RIC E S TASTY SKINLESS An old treasure was rediscovered I by the last two General Assemblies to be more liberal with an appro nearby recently and from a ll ac· to start improvements. priation. If that is possible. the P ark Ib counts Fort Delaware on Pea Patch A full-time caretaker is now em Commission will be in a position to Island in the Delaware River just ployed and an effort is being made undertake further development. !..~::~:~~:::?: ,~::.:..u_ , _ ._ u _ . _ , _ " _!~': ,, ~ , ~ '. I' r a n k I a i~ I 5 across from Delaware City bids fair to conquer the heavy vegetati on According to historians the fort to become one of the state's greatest with which part of the island is cov was first occupied by one company ACME FRESHLY Ib 35c -, future attractions. ered. Because of its extreme pop- of Marines in 1860. First confeder I SI.OO By popular demand. arrangements ularity through this sel'ies of week ate prisoners incarcerated ther have bee n made by the Delaware end trips, when the public was able were from Stonewall Jackson's I Groand Beel ~ Ibs State Park Commission and the Fort to see the great possibilities of de army following the baltle of Kerns Delaware Society to open the island veloping this spot into a state park town in 1861. Other barracks were I to til e public for at least one more and picnic grove. Fort Delaware built and thousands of prisoners Sun day and probably three in Society is hopeful that representa reached the spot. About 2700 of them September so that tourists and his- ti ons can be made to the next Gen died there and were buried at Finn's torians may explore the old ruins. eral Assembly which wi ll cause it Point, N.J ., just across the Delaware SECTION 3 Through the efforts of these t wo River, where today there is a OI ' gani~ations, Fort Delaware was national cemetery. made avai lable to the public for the first time in many years on thr e Brookside Choice"' Hillside Building Sites weekends in July and August. More Local Contractor Submits IncludIng cily water, sewer, and pa,'ed streets Exira than 4500 interested visitors f rom an Reflections S IJ ccial.! af a covering len states made the Low Bid For Construction INQUIRE ABOUT OUR SPLIT LEVEL DESIGN 20 minute trip by small boat to Pea Mrs. Mark Case The Newark contracting firm of Patch from Delaware City and spent Phone 7276 C all hours exploring its moat. dungeons. Henry C. Eastburn & Son. with an offer of $76.389, was low bidder CRISP CALlF_ H:!5:BERG ramparts, former gun emplacements Brookside's United Presbyterian last week for reconstructi ng Wash HUGH F. GALLAGHER, JR. and storage rooms. Church held a first combined ser- ington Street from Eleventh Street I P ea Patch Island is a tract of 178 vice last Sunday. to Baynard Boulevard ill Wil ming Phone 8-B315 acres in the D laware River. of The first 15 minutes of the church ton. which about 50 acres is fast land. A service were devoted to the child The Washington Street project wooden fort was built on the island ren with their own illustrated ser- ~ ETTUCE I will cover a distance of nearly as early as 1813. but was followed mon and foll owing their sermon the half-mile. The section from Eleventh I •••••• II ••••••••••••••••• An Acme by a stone fort in 182 1. This served children went to their Sunday school Street to the Washington Stre t • • Special unti l 1932 when it was destroyed by classrooms. This move pa ved the bridge will be completely recon- Jarge c you don't want fire. way for parents and children to at- 0 YO 2 to pass up , heads Work on the present fort began tend services at the same time. structed and wi ll have a concrete • oes or • base with a sheet asphalt Sl1r~a c e • • In 1848. It was n ot completed u ntil In order to make this service pos- The remainder or the sectioll ·.\'ill 1859, just two years before the war sible, the time has been changed b tween the States. During that with church. for parents and chil conflict it served as a prison for dren. at 9:45 a.m. instead of at 10 be resllrfaced wilh sheet asohait : Roof Leak? :.Sugar Corn ~~~;;;!':n 12 ears ll5e many confederate soldiers, some of Io' clock. very high military r ank. Contrary to rumors. there are still The island was originally deeded H few vacancies for nu rsery and 2 6·oz cans 29c by the state to the federal govern- kindergarten age children at the ;: CALL It:! .•016 : IDEAL CON, LEMONADE men!. Following World War II it . Brookside P re-School. If you were was declared surplus property and away on vacation and have not r~g I· We do all types of : Reg. ~3c Creamy large returned to Delaware, whereupon istered YOll may do so by phoJ1lng 24-oz jar 59~ it was assigned to the State Park Mrs. Mann- 7324.. . j. ROOFING and REPAIRS • PEliNUT BUTTER Commission for development. Small The membership committee. held appropriations have been granted a meeting Aug. 20. to give a ll 111 ter- . sted persons a resume of the asso- ; 20 Y"'" ~::~!':,!~n"b''' g;,.. : ~OCRK &: BEll N S 2. ~~:: :3 5 c -==;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ciation progress. Gladys Mann. A: _ , chairman, introduced officers and I chai rmen of standing committees. • Kennett Home Improvement Co. : Reg. or Hot -- h e~ I --' 14-oz ~ 5 On Saturday, Aug. 28 at 9 a.m. c there wi ll be a meeting of everyone • 514 "D" St. I{ennett Square, Pa. • C II T SUP bots WI interest d in contributing time and 1'ttert talent toward making the necessary equipment still on the planning ~ pkgs board. ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ~I D'E' S· S"E R"" GS;,at;n. Calling all handy fathers! Boy Scout Troop 252 had to post I 4 Finvol's -- Bala CSub Can:1ed pone their overnight camping trip last week end. Cub Pack 252 will hold its fi rst jREVERAGE5 pack meeting on Sept. 8 at the Brooksi de School at 7:30 p.m. Any boys eight years of age or older are Iinvit ed. If you are soon to be eight o I' Ilee you are also very welcome. The Pack committee met at 10 • C ICopperfie ld L ane on Aug. 25 to dis- cuss plans for the beginning of a ut Ib Gifts & Greeti~s n ew season. = CullO Mrs. Norman Kugel and daughter for You - through Karen recently returned from a five DELlC::OUS OAK HILL ~' REEST-:')NE Iweeks visit to K ansas City. Mo. WELCOME WAGON They were guests of Mrs. Kugel's Iparents. MI'. and Mrs. C. L. Wolf. Your doctor knows best how to safe MI' and Mrs. Stuart Dopp and guard your health. Ills prescription from Your Friendl, chlld~en have returned from a tour reflects all his profess ion.~1 skill and BUlineu Neighborl of Canada, including Niagra Falls. EACBES On their return trip. a few days - experience. To fill It accurately In our and Civio and were spent with relatives. professIonal obligation, whIch we hon Cherub List or as a sacred trust. You can depend 4571 Social Welfaro Leader. E:tlra It's a son for Mr. and Mrs. Louis ~ on our precIsion. ... J . Vaccaro. 101 Brookside Blvd .. at Special. ~ ~ r~ V2 c the Delaware Hospital. Aug. 17. can ~ A son for MI'. and Mrs. R ~lph For Information Meier at the Memorial Hospital, Phone Newark 8-8312 LONG Au,.,g .•~8~ for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J . ( ~' Newark Pharmac'llnc. Attractive New Glass Decanter Fillrd '·... th Lang'. WiJli; ;"S at the Memorial Hospital, , f3< / 16~ E.MAIN STREET PHONE Aill;'DER TEA ROOM ,./ NEWARK. OELAWARE A~~n~;'atul a ti ons to aU of you! Sweet Mixed 50 Co rhlt t., Newark, Del., Phone 7432 30·ozBig ] c !rvlnr Mea ls Dail y-Qrders to Take Out Brookside Church .DISTANCE decan. "Wholeso me Home-Cooked Food" Pickles AiCUIE and CLARA SA UNDERS, Proprietors Schedules Special Ca~'t get away to see c Baptismal Service faT-off fri"nds? Cheer !.ang's Dill Pickles )1'&31 jar 45 up ... a warm telephone Reg. 35c ARMOUR'S Kingswood-of-Brookside ~ 12' 8% chat is almost as good, • can. $1.00 GARAGE, Methodist Pastor Plans CHOPPED BEEr and you can be there WAREHOUSE Sunday, Sept. 26 Rites Reg. 33c Ideal Pure or 'in seCMnds by Long 24 '02 bot 19~ Plans arc ~ay. accor~ling . Distance . Yru can call GRAPE .JUICE ( to the Rev. Milton H. K eene. mJ~l s with motors tel' of the Kin gswood-of- Br O? k S~ d e . anywhere in the U.S. \ SUPREME VIENNA BREAD Special thIs weekI 15c \ Methodist Church. for a speCIal '~d LoaN and boiler fant baptismal service to b ~ he for $2 or less (exclud· SUPREME ENRICHED BREAD large dated loaf 15. Sunday Sept. 26. at 4 p.m .• 111 the for Schooling CJ ing Federal tax-which STARKIST TUNA ~{.. :t"dh~b:~~:~~: Wa·ozcan 31c m-J. J. BARNARD t e mp or~ry school building presently a el' ]aud Ave, Phone 8-1902 being used by the church for ser- is now only 10%). Look SUNNYDELL ICE CREAM 'hg l97c ptpkg25c PRINCES; MARGARINE Golden W' 2 lb. 43c service grows out of many vi~e~~ th~ ill your telephone direc· Folks are coming in now for loans to ,_vUEI.LA MILK It's HomogenIzed 4 tall cana 49c requests for infant baptism dll'ec t e~ to MI'. Keene during the severa tory tOf rates from your finance school eXI)Cnscs. LOU ;:LLA BUTTER The Prize Winner W' Ib 66c I months of hi s new suburban pas- telephone to key cities Loan can be arranged quickly and may tO~~~~d ul e d for an hour believed throughout the country.: be paid off, bit by bit , over months. ~owell' s Ice Cream to alTO I'd the best possib l ~ ~ppor Moderate intercst, of cour e. ToNii.ET-STisSUE 4 rolls 45( tunity for such a service. It IS bi~i Ueved that nearly 100 chU.dren w JMIE H. KI N TER, Owner Come in when yOUI' family has an b eT~;p ~~~1st~~ ~~~n~C~~S J ~~~e the The OI.moAd SI.te educational problem which a loan may Sale 01 Play Boy Dog rood Retail tore - 35 E. Main Sl. of the baptized children Tele,hona COAlpany olve. All financing details will be All Beef or • 190 15'0% Reg. 610 ·lb ~fa~ ~~ upon the nursery r oll of the ,Horae Meat .. can. 3 5c: Dog Meal 5 big 49' Call by number- handled right here at this office-in 15 DELICIO S FLAVORS AND Ch~~~\ e li gjo u s census of the com;; , It's faster) Newark. munity being made by the ch~rc s September FamUy Circle IVOIO On Sale-StUl !t COMBINATIO OF FLA VORS IN THE has moved into two other sec lon of the town, Section M wedst. ah~pd ..,, -' Prl.. s EIr.dl.. I .. c. 21 -27·18, 1t64. Qaantlty Rich" R._.... ) < Section K . und r the lea ers ~ Farmers Trust Office Economical % Gallon or J ames E. Leedy and Robert InnIS, WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY re~:~~ve~~th odists are reported Newark, Delaware Ptrial ervice to Organizations among the persons ~ l readYI co~~ lacled Indicating their des rc 8ervlD~ U1lJ Co_unlty dnce 1156 -We DCli v er _ unite ~i th lhe new church a~ cta~- Member Federal Deposit JnI1IraDce corpora~D ~ ter memb rs on Sunday. c . , Buy Defense Bonds which has been designated as Char- """"::::S:~~~~::::======z'lj Itcr Membership Sunday. The New a r k, D e lawar e , T h u l' day, Augus t 26. 1954... . S IX Newa r k~ ===~ __ ======;====-_======---=~ N a lio u a 1 F ibr c AWlOunc t ate Indu t rial N e w Engincering Manage r St. P au1's THE NE.K POST D e v e lopl11c u t Plan Hent'Y c. Guhl. formerly manager Llllhcr81l hlll"'h of engine r ing tor the Micarta di To B e Djscu s e __-- -:~==~====~;:;======~==~~======~T~h~e~N~e~W~a~r~k~p~os~t~,~N~e "~'!a~r k~,~D~e~la~w~a~I~'e~,~T~h~u~r!sd~a~y~,_A~u!g~u!t:22~6~'21~9~5~4~======~=-===-~==~======-______======~~~E N ~ocial Ev en ts N.".,k Act,... , .. No,'" C... /i ... nea'., Veterans' COI'nel' CLA I'ro" ld ed by The CLASSIFIED For R ent Vete rll ns' Administra tion ------Informa tion mice We \\ I~~A~~ ~ ~n~; ~I A~e';:.~lve nnd 2N~l~ 1~ ,R s~r.':~ \~T ~~~NJfl~ ~:~~ "n. :'III:!:) R · 'I'll L O ' [( A HD Q- I am a K orean vetel"on with ~~i~~~sdSan ~or \l st~, c~l~ ~~!~~ P11;h ~; h e r l~~~I;;i G ~~nc~~:~i;o l~~Cl '.58GF _ 57 Th 8· I9-tlc l'L'!{I).\) TO IlE HRI f)t-: t-: PT. 11 a service-connected d isability ser- dea th "~ ~I1l~t: :n o~;ftierjnc p , Lewis E'r;,~,~: ~ t ~I'<1.f9~~ms , "' ailablc ~: !~~':tl~ \ t r h,' wl'ddllll! of ~ I I SS Ruth Ann The a nnua l m eeting o f the W _ ~~~~ind'O~;~ e ~~i a fr I~~; t i ~~~II'l;~'~~ -----Lo t - -- 4 ~a~IO~I S A D B '~T H _ 2nd fl :~ ~9~ ~tC (:hll .It, l.IIt' karel, duughtel' oj' MI', Mrs, e n 's Chl'istisl TempCt-a nce B(llrll"'I~1 an~ U~~n " ' ill nlY disability a lso stop m e MAN' WALLl::T Farmers T rust Bank :,Idh"dl t J,III' , WIIIt:lln n. LlIckard uf C h l'lsltana o f Newark was he ld at the h om c of ~~11_~t~~I~tI~ll~d8~I(oht)~\' nl C J' t ~I:IJ 6_~:~ ,'~ ,,'cluck ~l~ 11<1 , Ir . "lid ~ Ir . ,John P. oland .Py lc, son of 01'. a nd MI·s. Thom as Manns, West trom obtaining GI perma ne nt insul'- ft~~~~~~ · ~~I~ - n ~~c~~,~~~~ t U{Jln~~n~rI D~lt~ :~ }o ~l! c l fi ~'!;~ :.\PARTMENT - Att ra c~ . • ',;I ~::~I';'wcnl - Ir :,!IId ~ 11 ·s. Charl".s Roland Pyle Park Pla ce on JUly 27, ~~f:l'a~~ail a bl e to d isabled K orean hom. Phone 4941. 0-20- tfc ~.a!l~ " P h(~l(, °t?Th I 3~edl'oorn, ~~~:~~. ~~ ,I. \ , lin Iwr,"I1L' III\' Shdt('r V ..l e I- a 1'111 , K nn('tt Eleclton of officc l's w as h e ld A- No. No m aHer h ow sevcre it Found \\'IIJIlI."gtll"< EllJl rl Squart" I'll .. \\ III take. place Sa t- namIng ~(I' S, J ohn W. Moore, pl'esi B ~ ~~~ ~';;~ I ~;'~I~J"~~I ~o ';; ~~~;el~~~ -7 ~ )Ir 1h O~ ~Irs. ,\1- un13y, Scptembl'r I I, w.lth the cCI:e- dent: Mrs . .La ul'a Nichols, tl'easurc r ~~'ilr O~~ t s ~~~_ic;~~o ll ~~~ c ~ e~~~~~~~t(. F~~;lr:t~~r,~;q~~~~ 'ir1~~:~?'k~~~t~~~ .leX\~~;,"C~~ilk l~i' t~ \ : ~~ 2Flkll~:; 1(, 1 W nRlI'i"nlll~tlln, IIHlIIY bClllg p':'l'fol'llIcd tn th e: h l'l s- and Mrs. W illiam Wilson, secre tary. l plan G f insmance, But you could Co .. 180 E. Mnln Strcet. 4-15-trc F~r!~~el~ ~'ft~ ":,.·~I~T If; T - 4 r=;,~:'~I'~ , ,.a '," '!f.DUnkk' ,II Itl.'1I 1a MethodIst Church, w llh the Way s a nd Mea ns w ere discussed not get it if you h ad n n on-service " 'anted lIt" 1tI C ~ (uf'n, 91 0 pr~~'ftt~11t'f::,'~rr i'lll \I F Will:II''' (: Hl'\' Arley B. Golden, pastor, of- ancl a mccting will bc ca ll d in the disability tha t w ould p revcnt you miles E. 01 Newnrk, Phone 6:146. Rl'" ~11'11 ['n b,' - rwiultng. fa ll by thc nc w pl'csid nt to (ol'mu and s~n '\ In ""!'I'-I . (I'. Ilurulcl Lynch of CooP . I' la t.e a pro. g ram for thc coming y car . from m ceting thc good-h ealth re- A PART ~ I .E ''I' _ :1 l'OOIllS nl\c~-~ti- I Ce ,,((I,"lll ( r'lI'Ins WIll play th e w d d tng m usIc ______UjQ~~n~~n~;r~~~n~1 /n~~J~ nr~~ey ] a~~f onvcl1Iently loc:1 tcc.i . Phone 5~l:l h. ... \\,8, PI");;:~ ,:~:~ i11l~1,, ~l ; ~~j~:; :~ \~i llG:i~I~ 11'i\~ i~la~:~¥!: NE' ; ARK DEM, LUB my Gl loan in adva nce, with ut O N ~~ & TWO BEDR OOM AP'I'S 8 -~- II C 8 ~".I\I) ~~n'": ' 'Il'" in mHl'I'wge and hcr siste r, Mi ss 1EET S SEPTEMBER 1 ~cnnatl;Yb e C~? a~~e s: i Z:.d~~, n~~ d~ : ;'~ _iLlhr~I('A~ ' n~c~h onA\':~13~IC .1~:)tJ~1;f~ Esthll ' . ""rglll'ct ~ l"l'i e L ockard, w ill bc The Ncwark Home D cmonstra tion som e minimum amount b low which Ap'A ! n M EN~s e.il""r;;;o-Os('n~ Iwl' lIlaid () f IlOnur. Bridesm a ids will Club will 01 ct Wed n sday e vening, bl' Miss J a net Eastburn o f B car; Septembcr I , at 8 o'c lock at the thcy can't go? u~~y~IN . P:~~.~ ~-843\6~(\ IIlS nl1~;2~:~ : ; ;'I II'S. Wi lliam R dding of Wilm ing - home of MI's. MCl'le T aylor, 39 Lov A- Therc is a minimum amount. W AS ~U N GS, lRONINGS & HAl( INO Also unfurnished 10 ) d . lon, and Mrs. Al'Ilold Fmncois o( e tt Avc nue, 1t is the amount of onc r'egula r At my home. Phone 8-1846. Pleas a n t ~ Ph o n ~28~0 ._ _ _ t 111 an 8.2~~ U~ \\"''''' :III' F. Sirick ,I'sville, Pa., anoth I' sist I' o( FI weI' corsages will (cature thc ~~~~, t~;Ylc~:.ym e n t or $100, which - ~1~11~;'d Rg ~fl've~~~el' t u B l'own· I _f.i~f~ " - ~~~:~ ~~ ~'~i,g A P~ ·" r .ic dA\~~~; :~~c )lrS ?~'::;;I~"I' W. th~f~~ l d~ ~ rbal'a p y l ', sist I' o f thc ~~~1~~~1 ~?~f:~~le ~f~ l~ iv e n by Mrs. Q- I'm planning to a dd thc total AM WILLING TO CARE F OR Cl'lILD ::;~ I 'W ~ L1~~;' 1\4 7 PI'OSpcc t A \'g: ?l~r;:; I disability income provision to lUY g~t'~~~c~O I ;l_~ '~;~lck8~~~~l t ~ I~';,~~~k . 30 ~! ~ FUIlN BEDROOM h - I ~htrB~I;Il'~'band ()f bl'!deg r o~ m , w ill bc . thc jUI~i,?r G l insurance policy. J pay my in- R-26- ltc fJ,otf 7074, 47 PI';;:'ec i e ,~vo~ : Ml's. F.. , be,lmali LTsh- brIdesmaId. L ltllc MI S~ P a tl'IC_Ia PLATTER SUPPER rolnlbill l.~~;Ri~:,"a~s~:~d 5,'antl'S, \11'1 Ll.'C kUl'd, daughter of M I. and MI S. WED, E VE. SEPT. 1 b~~~I~c eI ~~;~~l~lnSXll?~lC:m ~~nr ~~ B ~ :C~I ~~~ ;~ ~~~ P h O~~ ~· ti~ ll~ b le ~~~~ :W~ SM A LLIl~~~ . =au ~i ncss COUPI!~ 2 ~·r\~£ d ~Ir WIHiam Amos Lock ard o f North East, Md., the disability provIsion on a m onth- Wanted T oJ:tent bR th. 26,1 ERS I MOil! Street. 8-26-110 I nn gtoll anrl :II I w tli act as flowe r g ~l'l s. The ladies of the M thodist ly basis? CAPE COD 7-ROOM .2EiATlisQiT 'cwark. "J. I Mr. Her bert McKtnstry of Dcc l'- Church, Christiana will se rve a plat A- N o. Y ou must make y our d is- in Fdlo\\,- hurst, brother-in-law o f the bl'ld - tel' suppe r on Wednesday c vc ning , H~~~~rk~ ne3cdg3dll;~~~~~la~I~~ j ~rl O I~! ~l~~'6 o l 11;~ ~~' lc L : ~ ~'~ ~ '.~~~. ~I:, v~~~i;~~ a bility income payme nts in the :N94. 0-26-1tp ~~ ~ ~~ ~, ~~~~~~~I e Sept. 2, SIOO ~~~'6~~ ~c Church aft .. r groom , w ill be thc bcst m a n. Ushcrs S e ptembe r 1. featuring your ch oice Icft on a wNldlng will b k MI'. W~I;~ .m C~nn'k .Jr .. 0: ~ fa ~t ~ .am p la tter or chickcn sa lad ~~~a~ c:;, a~~~~~e~tsYJ~u~O~e ~~~ry~~; Help Wanted 1&2 BEDROOM IIO~ IFS IN m lENi): . 1 t u ICOO KS H ELPER Young colored Ship t fe igh ts. EII(to n . 1d. I bedroom Mass. ~1'1~~';:PI~~:~1 ;;~ ~~~~lc ~n~~'~ n , ~ a ~ ,a ~~'d ~r . I ~,a~- First table will bc served a t 5 ~~~~~ll~~SO~~~l' fo'l' Y~~~ a~i~~tyP~~v e~'~ ~P~~' 8tVI~~ , "S~~I;~ ~\!~~~l~cr;ew~fr;i~~~eri 1~~n . - bedl'ooms $70. P I lone 8~~~_lrr'~ I('s E. J oh ns or Tolcdo, Ohio. o'clock. agc y a I' , a lso. I subst antial future. Apply (0 Miss APAR'l'l\lENT - 3 1'00ms on d bath Miss Lock ard g ra dua tcd from thc The re w ill a lso be a Bazaal' ta blc. Q - I anl a K orean vetera n, a nd H umphr ies, Coll ege Inn. 7-1·tfc ~~~~ n bl ~ dll1l~;~d i !t~I~~ d~~ .1.H c(N~ ~~s~ Newa l'k High S ch ool a nd atte nde d I !~~ No/'~A~:I~ n:!!LI~~~A ~ ~~ eN:~:~!!I: '!:r:,::~(lill~e;~~ i/~~ST~': ~~ ~ ~ fSu~,~f CSt~:~~ircfe diant /1~;" s i ~~t: S~~;[~~,~~. I ~ . T , F~~!a~~t-o~, XF.e;,~~a~'i.~ lund Avenue. Phone 8-16:14. 11 -26-lfe ~~~vun~;s~~~?~(~ f ~ftll~w~ :~~ S~~ j~ SALEM LUB PIC NIC W EST w hich plays nightly e xcept S undays at the Da nie l Boone ing K orean GI Bill tra ining ? M~~\. (While) _ Under 35 ye a~\9~~~ ~::,\To~Nlriv-:- e '~ I I' ~~I~~~s P~ ~ ~e ~'.l17 : Products Compa ny as a salcs COI'- AT THE PERRY HOME T h eatre, Boone, N,C, Miss Hillma n , a former student a t the Un lver -A- You- a nd a ll Korean veterans necessa ry. Work 6 to 10 P.M. 52.42 8-26-Itp lesponden!. The S a lem H ome Dem onstl'ation slty of Dela w a re, Is now studying at the University of North Carolina, separated be fore August 20, 1952- per hour. Phone Newark 4595 . NICE 2- RO OM AND BATH APART- MI' . Pyle g l'aduatd (rom the Kcn Club of Newark h eld the annual pic (Photo by Bob Isbe ll) Imu st begin tra ining under the K o- 8-5-4tc ment neal' Ne wn rk, Phone 4737 . nctt Squa rc H igb S ch ool a nd sc rved nic Sunday a fternoon , August 22, ------rcan Gl Bill by August 20, 1954 . M~I~Ew~~~J'~t h~~~E~~~~~~ ~ ~~I~\~ n~~ APA-RTMEN'I' _ 4 lorge rooms 8;2s~~,~~ two y cars with thc Ail' F Ol'ce. H e at the h ome o f Mr. and Ml's. Howard BIRTHS Mr. a nd Mrs. George McCle lland IV e terans separated after August assemble pl'oduct good pay Wl'l te ones nnd bath Mnin St ' t is now e ngagcd in fa l'ming with h is P e rl'Y. Mr a nd Mrs Michael Huda k of a t Ih e Wilmington Gen eral H ospita l 2O, . 19 5~, h av,: two years from sepa- to ATtU ne Industries, Union city, Ind. I gost 'offl ce, heat. hot and ~~fd ' \~~~~~ filth 1'. A combined stork sh owe r was 103 Commcrce' Street, H arrington, on August 19, a son. I ratIon tn whIch to b egtn. FEMALE ATTENDANTS _ se~~I~;:'~ b~';~ ; 51~~'t C~'.\'~lt o~01~ a i~vo~e~ 0 ~~I\~~? Miss L ockal'd h as b cen h onor Iwld for MI·s. William P awley and gucst a t s vC l'a l sh ow c l's. Mrs. Albe l't B a l'ba riki. ~~~~wOa~'eth~r~i~fl~e~~i~gs~~,n~ad~~~i Mr, and Mrs. G~;ge M. CU1 · ti l ~ o f He who fea rs oetng conquered is ~~~'i.lt'~;I~~.?iicA~~~l g'rll~~~on8_t;~~'t' ;~ ~~;~!~I'j,F,~~~cl'~~ ro, $ andidat sf r th Y e ll \\'jacket grit! Rquad w e r e is sue d El HT The q u ipm nt and gi\'(m phYRical e x aminatio n s y st rday morn ing, a nd pa rtic ipatcd in thc ir firs t 1V0 rko ut y csterday aftcl' Recrcatjon Tennis 'Rehoboth Ocean Swim Continues!Fanlcd F'oxcatchel' Nee Mel11 ber-1l1rmbel' n oon, w ith limuc ring-up calis th nics drill o n the high Rchooi Chmnpions NaIu ed . Stceplecha c et fi e ld, Finals To Be Played " Vc'\'c issu d quipmcnt to 60 boys, and thcy' r e still As Progl'mn Ends ThiS Saturday After Postponement For 15th Renewal c oming," H ead 'oach Raymond " cotty" Dunca n said during whal may be t ~rmc d luusely ns a Ruin cul short the two-day Ocean Ic ooperation of the United States Bob Manning and Ha lJlh !lladdcn T ~ ~!I (~ ~p~~e ~%~:~i ~~ ir:~I~ : :? mD t ; :C~~ Lillic Alnerican ~~~:I~:;l(~~~~y C~~::~~ !~!~ ~~~~tb~~ ~l~h~~~~~ s ~~~~~l~ ~~ ~~~~t a ;du~~~, J~~ ;;,;~~v ~~~l1;~~\~ ~:~' ~~~U~d\~~~:t i~~t~lell Wilmer Dill In Fina l Phi): !\~\\ ' a~' k,~~et continued. Dr. J ohn R. Downes, r _ for Saturday, including the mile cations tea m from Ft. Miles und I' To Play At DuPont; -at h - YOllnO' ,. h lil'ed Slnle Board of Health offi cial, OptiJnist Browns In Three Net Divisions swim [or men and women and the the direction ot Sgt. Ellis Banks. With World 'fop Hunters - ' " Ig tOn conduc t d the physica l xamina- 88~ yard Delaware State Champion- "j ne Coast Guard boats ll'av led Thc t am of D o u flh II III I 1 - tions. W' S I H ] f Winners and runners-up in lhe ship races Will take place this Sat- alongSide the SW immers, while land The internati onally-famed Fox- < J , ' , . Ill' all! Ralph ~IRdil Two practice s~ssions will be con- In eCOJ1{ a Newark Recreation Association ten- urday, August 28, it has been of(jc- and sea communicalions IV re main- catcher National Cup Steeplechasc Tony Pace lla and V. Ilme r DIll this atunln\' iI 't ducted loday and lomorrow-from ~~ Pl'~~:;~~n I;~~~ru~~o~ a ~~Oy~l~n ~ i a~c~~~~~~lcleod·cO I. C. B. Shaffer l a ~~f;\~~ r ~a s~ta~~ ~;';am;i~I;S~n~~ho will be renewed at Fair Hill , Md., for the Newark Country Club J lembcl'-J\ ' ~he 9 to 10:30 a.m. and from 3: 30 to 5 Victor. To Meet First "Scotty" Duncan. wilh Bill Shue, general chairman, several di s tanc ~ will be delermined On Salurday, neal' Newark, n Saturday, Sept. II. title, with qualifying r ounds for the F BC~\' ~ ~~'r~' r~~i;h ~;:~r~li;~~ s~~ e d~l I C~, c{~~~ Half Leading VFW Phils Ginny HUl'm, and Hope Handlo fC swimmers who were not on d ck will receive trophies from Lt. Gov. dl';~~ ~o;~~Jc~f rih~' I~~~~'I~,~n~~~~ Tournament s latcd to b egin on ,linda:: . rlghl Morning and afternoon workouls For League C h a mpions hip crowned as champions in the junior lasl week end, will partiCipale in the J ohn W. Rollins, Sr. Other trophies jumpers, will be run On the first of L t 1 d 1 ' . ~;~e s J~~~~u~~~1 \~~~ k.~Voi~~a: Sq~~~ ~~~Sgtl~~i~: · J;il~~·s.and mid gel boys ~:i11 ~vee ~~e ~~b~~ ~~ ~ ' 01~?I~;b~I~ ~ ~ ~~e~7s a;;,;~~~ e ~oo~l ~~rpfie~~~l?a:r ~~~ gvo successive Saturdays when the R ' h a~ w~e ~ en • 1,a ~ ning- and J iadden of some 45 sel cled v The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, August 26, 1954 III rOHICAL REVIEW'S 14-Year Old Girl, OF THE NEW ARI{ AREA Diaue Boltz Dies By ETHEL M. lULL Here \ i JIolne! TrlUllparent~ films such as ALBERT In Wihn. Hospital pliotilm, poly thylene, and cell o IIAJR TYLI T It is n l1latt~r of I' gret 10 mc that IRcv . ~homa s Comparious who w as phanc have a lready .. arned their Ii CO lllp/eli' Optical ervicc 111 my school days we were n o t chaplaIn to the Swedish colony in Dia ne Boitz, 14 , daughter of Ar salt" in the prepackaging of fresh taught that t he Indians h ad a know 1- i 1642-16-19. He collecled a vocabulary meats and vegetables, but now somc ''" ";-,, BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED thur J .. and Mrs. Beulah Thomas Women and Girls cd",· of religIOn. and compl ted a tt'anslation of the of t~es e same tra nsparent films are Thl'y believcd thaI lhe ~r ca t Lulh ran ca tcchism inlo the Dela Boltz of Salem Church Road neal' provll1g their worth in pre-prepack - \' FRAMES REPLACED Spirit, th' creator of a ll t~1I1 gS , ~are tong uc which was publishcd Ncwark , died Sunday in Wilming aging certain fruits, according to D r. HAIRCUTTING wus present wIth them at all tIm s. 111 Stockholm in 1696. ton General Hospital. Chester W. Hitz, associate horticul ~. ' - PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED --- and Solur- They had l' ligious gatherings wh.n . After thc ~nglish Occupation, very Miss Boitz was born in Dovel' and turist at the University of Dela- Open Every A1IUlt ~ s"t as date, tht'y gave thanks to Mamto for theIr !tttlc attentIon was given to this moved to Newark from K enton with ware. Monday & Thursday ___ Free Adjustments - Quick Service bCCbe held at the crops, an~ by r~lIgious dances ~nd De laware tongue except for words her family three years ago. She w as Results of recent stUdies mad a membel' of the youth fellowship . to Association songs pralscd HI m for o.ver seeelng necessary 111 trading. \'{illiam P enn by t.he United Stat s Dcpa rtment of From 9 a.m. 'I1le party Itheir health and well be ll1 g. professed to havc acquired a mast- of Salem Methodist Church, and had Agl'lculture indicate that certain been a Gil'l Scout. She attended A lbers arc Thcy beli eved that their Manito ery of it. Hc said " 1 have made it a sealed lllm box liners for fa ll and To 6 p.m. lunch and wanted t11 ~m to li vc in peace .. Thcy b~ si ncss to understand it that I Christiana School. winter pcars and Golden Delicious , In addition to h er parents, she is y Eldridltc, taught theI r chlldr n to be kll1d to nllght not n ed an interpreter on apples substa.ntially l e n ~ th e .n the I 29 West Main SL cher will be each other, espeda ll ~ the. L e nap ~s. any occasion." survived by a grandmother, Mrs. cold-storagc !tfe and mall1tall1 the I FI'cd Cahall , Kenton; two sisters, lea h'l I . ('~ The Lcnapcs ll vcd 111 thIS locality Another competent Lenapist was quality of thesc fruits. f. J oyce, II, and Bonita, 5 'fl, and a Newark, Del. 01 the C l ~~c·~,,- and the Susqu hl1nnocks lived in th e the R v. J ohanna Roth born in 316-318 Delaware St. - ' Is Olle 0 N rll'~rk lower part of the Susqueh a nnock Prussia in 1726 and educated a brothel' Arthur, Jr., 10. The R ev. J oseph K ephart, pastor st;nhdes s~~~r:lto~~n is the 0~1:S~~ !.c:iI_:i!ll:i_3_~_1il!:311tJ ~~~New. Castle~~ ~~eW:I~.f!!~. ~~885 ~5 2~Ne' ~wr.rkf"f{::tn'~' t8. '~,~ the orogram. \ alley and a long the Chesapeakc Catholic, who jOined the Moravians , held Ray, in the lowe: y~rt of P enn- in 1~48. H e emigrated to America of Wesleyan Methodist Chlll'ch, Wil meeting lias ?4 s)'lvallln and III Malyland. . and III 1759 took charge of a mis mington, officiated at funeral ser Tuesday, AU~. l : I The Iriqllois Ii ved north of the sionary s tation called Sehechecki viecs at 2 p.m . today in the funeral ~ children to (n CI ILl'na pes They, the Narragansetts, quanak on the wcst bank of the parlors of R. '1'. Jone:;, Newark. In ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• lail, in attc~'dt."C(Ci and the' Mohical1s came to trad e Susquehanna, opposite and a little terment was in R f'd Clay C reek sche ue" lI;e with thc Lenapcs as the L enapcs below Shesquia, in B radford Coun Cemetcry. o f",- were makers of wamj)um il'om the ty. P a. Thcre he remained ul1til oli.,e:. di's- shells fOll/1d on the rIver and sea- 1772 whe n he with his flock, 53 i n Benjamin W. Stretch Die . term IICIC ·IShoros. This wampum was shap d numbcr, proceeded to a new station I , by the aiel men, with stone tools. in Ohio. H e died at York, in 1791. At D elaware State Hospita of oPeI'alton bc~ InLlian Language tudy Imllortant Work I cnroliml'l1t fm Thc first sludy of the Delawarc . Benj amin W. Stretch. who r esided cumple-ted 01' Lcnapc language w,as made by I Roth le ft a vCI'y !mportant w ork. for many YCal's at 370 South College $2,365.62 Jr .. sccrl'lary. _ ------He m ~ d c a n espec1l11 stlltl,v of the Avenue in Kcwark, died last Thurs- " short wnil-I C h' B" I Unanll dialect (I f the Lenapes. This day, at the D elaware State H ospital. "sS" 2-Dr. Sedan th'at parent, OOC S Il( ge i s. the only ~now n wOI' k composed A former employec of the Univer- Delivered locallYI rlcn a~(' U GI cit stllleltve ly III the Unami which is sity of Delawarc at the experi- ,tate and loca l d~::~';~~ an asgow ~~~n~~~;~~:c~dO f t~hee ~:~!p~'~l~~~~~~~ ~=~t~,le f ~'~~~~, :~~v~~~' ~;;;~~;~~~;~ taxes . e ~tra.:. s~~~'c~a~~~y~~ Mildred Ludwig, Correspollllent E tf\\~~it~,.e~1:ci~I:~t~~y b~~h~;~ ~ ~ : ~I ~ ~~~ , t~~'da rmo~m~~~ ~~I~~~vs~nd e p e l1 - That's rIght! For a surprisingly low price, parents whn l'hoJ1(': Newarlt 8-8496 wares. H e was born in 1712 and A widowcr, MI'. Stretch is sur- ' you can own this future-st)lltld, future arc I\!rs. J . Burchard of P lcasant Va l- ~~'~;;;'r~~ t!'i S88C O~~~~y pi~ra~~5\c1~~ ~~vI~inb';;s,II~~o~~~~.e~ n-B!~i~~hli~~I~ powerll!l 1954 "Rockel" Engine Oldsmobnel Il'y Road has retul'l1ed i rom visiting comprised of about 1300 entries. It um bia. Can. 11m I1t jllsli- 111 Bucksport, Maine, on the P en- exists in only one copy-in the FUllcra l services and interment Make a dale 10 see anti drive it - today I cnrod t cill'r for obscot River and H a rtford, Conn. Moravian Archives in Bethlehem, took placc carly this week in Ash e- all ea will 1111'S. Burchard cntertained a group Pa. ville, j .C. Your pric.e depends opon choice of model ond · ~ l el11bcrshjp Iof fricnds and nei ~ hb o r s last Wed- Bishop Ettwcill. also in 1788. prc- . body sl.yle, optional &qulpment ond accessories. obtained by nesdny evcnll1g WI th a coppel craft pared (01' Gen. Washington an ac- We cannot be just un tess w e arc 'P,;ces may vary slightly In adjoining comll1unilies worlh Tracy, Ncwat'k pa~\;;'o n g thc gu sts wcre Mrs. V er- count of the traditions and language kindhcarted. - Vauvenargues non Artz, M1·S. Franc s Garvey, Mrs. of the nativcs, including a vocabu- __. __ because of shipping charges. All prices subject to challl1e without noti~e. Check our bUdget ler~sI of directorsheld Au g. Il1ePII~g n. tl~ J.AIl'S. A. DJavidarre llMcMu, Mrs.ll en,E li zaMbrs.eth LauriScolt,e int ~ir~ theJ!1i Bull~)a~~~setin f~~~~dof the :~~o~ P enn~bsy ;ilvaniasa~!'d l- ' -W'a' -lt' -!' r-al'~' -,:', ',-,~-~m~crP· bell.) I COI1Slstll1g 0 Jewell , and Miss Esther Golt. Historica l Society, 1848. 'EED OATS SEED BARLEY D G _ .... -._;.. ___ "" f 8 I . The d monstrator was Mrs. Eliz- One of the most laborious Morav- Lee Cold Proof ...... 2.00 Cert. Wong ...... 2.60 · Sutcliff. 0 " 'II'~I:'k ~~~~~ a;~i~ ~Vi co~rO~I~)~I~~an !~:~t~~; ian Missionaries was Rev. Adam CerL Atla ntic ...... 2.2:) ncer!. Wong ...... 2.40 and 01' Chreton to 17% of coppercra ft m erchandise ~i~~b~8g~l~t i ~~~~i~~~.;;.el~~any and W ATCHES J EWELRY Cer!. Kenbar .... 2.6:> . a~d hl'alth. \\'~~~ sold;t partics. according to demon- There wcre two dialects of the I SALES SERVICE Fulgrain ...... 2.00 Toulrna;menl.II.!i'rve III lhc S3111e ' stralors Mrs. Smith and Mrs. E velyn Lenapes _ thc Unami particularly EXPERT ItE P ,\IR Uncerl. Kenbar ...... 2A5 1lI",1I ____,.-or.- :\liller of Oxford, pa· I I soft and pleasant to the ear. and the Ilt:'\ SONAB LE l'IlICES R gina Woel'l1cr 0 f G asgow ce e- Unalactgo. spok II by the Minsi- BALBO RYE 2.50 bu. brated her tenth birthday l\londay harsher and mOI'c difficult to leal'll. South Ch apel Ext. I Excell ent for late fall and early spring pasture ev!'ning wilh a party for friends and The Minsi was closely akin to thc I mile south of relativcs. Mohegan. Brookside - RD. 1 Thc Pencad I' 4- H Club peach We must not think of til e I ndian ;,~t~; 14~ri~ ~{.s~:s~ n:1nc1 t~ ~s $It~e ll ~;' as a wild, unlaught person. }'honc Newark 4567 .:. SOUTHERN STATES the club treasury. Attending the ______.. _ .. (~_ O~ ' I - I - II -0_ t l _~ __- Phone Phone slote 4-J-I camp this week are J am es ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!! NEW' ARK CO-OP stwpLelOlUi'~ Newark Phone 8-1271 ST. GEORGES, DELAW RE 6427 ~tg:~~j:f~~::fi£;::~~f~f.~ Attention •• Housewl·ves'••••• 1 D~(r.a:(: '>I, Green m em- I bpJ' attendingM~dows statc ~Hcamp C~b this week ?:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ___~~~_ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 'is Ray J ohnson. Next I\' ek's camp- We are now 'ellillO' llieat f1'OI11 our.. 1"1'5 will bc Bill Crouthers. Elwyn I I"ndI The Glen DemocratIc JcwdL and P rimary John Ste\'ens.in Pcn- FRESII Mc!"tu COI.lutel' NO 1 1~r\p~, H..~~~,~~~r °l~cst~~~~~a~n IVN~l~~ : 1 DOWN PAYMENT F R UALI lED VETS 140 at Glasgow irom I to 7 p.m. The I ufficials w ill b: inspector, Carl .: I SClllt: jllug..,S, Mj ldl'ed Ludwig m~d E. C. Wright; clerks, J eanette IrwJl1 I I"1~~'~O ~~le~eI~ .i~ g·C 1 U b picnic Sun- •• 1 I day on the H OlVard Pcrrys' huge I lal\'n was attended by some 40 mem- lIi ~h ",~hool I I.;ega:;'~~ ;~~1~k\1clUdin g croque . : r °n Del,! \\ J re 1 horscshoes, and a sandbox i or todd- C· l l k I' l RI gs leI'S, were playcd cnthusiastlcally. om e III (ltl( 00 over Ollr (tSfJ ays • .J 1 A surprise stork shower wa g;vcn or pho1l e YO llr order • I ewe ers for 1\1I'S. Elva Barbarika and _vIrs. Pt'OIllPt. dcli vet' ics made within thc Newat'k area . · I A~71? ~1~i{ ~.J~~~l ~. E. Leathern of I Slimsmilh. S;lc";' Church' h ave named - Cub - Loy-Away I their new son Barry.R ~ad born . Aug. 15 NEWARK LOCKER PLANT .·1 ll,ln I. Ph one 243G I at thc Wilmington Memonnl H os- _I "ILL CALL FOR pi~~can~c~~~~.~i,~g;~v~ t ~~.~~' ~~h e~: E ll ton Road Phonc 2 £1-85 • ID d DELIVER . children, Betty. age 14 ; June, eIght; ••••••••• a •• •• •• • • I__ • ______~ I and .James, w ho w as six ycars old I TUcsday. ______State l~ire Code l (Continued from Page 1) 1'1 adriiUon ~ng Delaware up to \'. hat hc calls a "long n cglec - l'd standard which should" Improv~ I a disgraceful lack of laws, Mr. L a Rlw includcs expansion of the fire m1rshul's ofCicc in his legIslatIve requcst. . A The officc itself, in whIch MI'. L a- Rue is thc only paid staff .membcr. is l't'spol1si ble for .the : ntlre s t ~f' I'lIl .tssignmcnt w hIch IS ackno - edncd as impossible. The post, creat- E' A' K E ed~by thc 19 6~ Ge.n ral A sse m~IY. "Iso carries WIth It t~ e a uth o l~ ~~ tl appoint thrce d e puh e~. one . each cOllnty. but thcse assIstants a l c U'S FUME-RESISTANT IT'S SELF-CLEANING BEF E SCHO L STA 1S onT~ev~:e~~e:{ ~~~i;e ~n~~ . $17,,500 is is doublcd in the fire marshal s Jeg islati ve req uest, wi th thc ad~ed. For le~ s tlllfn comparable rental, you may live in one of Ihe nlO .~t desir. amount requcsted to pay depu les IRON HILL LUMBER (0. "ble tlevelol'm.ellts in one of Ihc fi ll est northern Delaware comm unities for growing famili e~ . Himls Newark 1I0mes, in Ih e CilJ of N,'wal'lc, are com sa.l.';;~~S. deputies now do a great Phone 4192 forla1Jle, well-built homes, conveniently locat(J(1 near schools, churches (mel dt'al with what time th y h ave Elkton Rd. Newark, Del. SECOND FLOOR I'LAN availablc: ' MI'. Laru said. "but they sholJping centers. ~~~ethfl~~ -i~~~ I~~~~ i~~p~~r:~ g ~~~ I ••••••••••• ••••••••••••• ONLY TWO BU)CKS FROM A NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOl, (see I'n forcing to be done that iuU-tlme . flbo v (~ ) W ITII NO MAIN TI·IOROUG IIIIA R ES FO/{ YOUR CIIILDUEN TO 'S!! For teerwgers, a high sclt ool is within a 10-mirmtc wall.. , while Ihe (m~~~Yla~a~h7cl~dcel~d~ te d the offIce cno The very best Univenity of Delaware is bllt a mile away. of statc fire marsha l . givcs s ~~r:; in all hority to enforcC ordlllance 1u\\,s of slate, city, and county COI1- YOU WILL FIND Dinns Newark llomes are ideal for the growill g DEPENDABLE family : Each of tlte dry, completely insulated "'til well-coll s/I'llcletl homes cC~7:'~~~revc ntion; storage, sale .. an~ has four bedrooms, ftoo complcl.e bathrooms, a hu.ge, full basertllmt, a living 1use of combustibles and expl OS Ives, room, kitchen and dining area. A.ll homes are 011 loIs wllich have a m i"im.ttrn installation and m aintena nce of ?ut PRESCRIPTION FlRST F LOOR PLAN omalic fire alarms and fire- xung- of 7,200 sqrwre f eet, com.pletely seede(l, alld with [HIved cirivCl.vcIJR, .• ic1ewullrs uishing equipmcnt; constructton , (lnd streets. Alremly more thall half the 13? homes in the tlevelopmel/t arc n lintC'na nce' and r egulation of fi re SERVICE occupied • •• by high scllOol t('(lr./wrs, collegc irtstruclor~ , sciel/ tists, e ngi. I {' 'rap"s; fir 'cxits in public places; ,rICers, Ncwark b,uincssm cn a"d many other. who know how to choose the I ~~::~~,,~~~ i~V!~f~ ~~ a~~~~f ~ f o~·r e:~ :~~ right home. jor their f amilies. nile(l firc companies. BlN.NS NEWARK llOIllES 11.41'.1£ BEEN APPROVED DY TllE VET Our Prescription Service assures you of .the HUNS ADlItlNIS1'RATION AND FEDEnAL llOUSING AU7'llORiTY. If Extension Divi ion A(lopt you now OWIl a hOllle, we will consirler the acceptance oj that home in trade G(, ltt't'al E ngin eering CI.a \ HIGHEST DEGREE of skill and perfection. on 'he purchase oj a Dinns Newark llome. aASEMENT FLOOR FLAN Our Pharmacist has the skill, knowledge and I Breau. of ;-;;;:;;;nd !ro~ stu dents arising since the prlntll1g. of training so necessary to his profession. He ha s For free illustratecl brocliure write BINN S HOMES, 1202 Market St., Wilmington th 19.).1-00 bulletin, thc ExtenSIon and takes the patience to be accurate and sure Divi sion of the University of Dcla "LIYE IN A COLLEGE TOWN" warr has addcd a nother course ~o That's why h e gives your prescription his "LL iL~ wid!' sclection of offerings uvaJ l obiI' at the Wilmington H igh School. •. . in skill and perfection. That's why. y~u can Thc a,lciitional course win be Gen- be sure when you bring your preSCriptIOn to NEWARK H MES eral Engineering 1215, e.ngine ring BINNS u s, tha; you are getting the best and only .the drawing. w hJeh will be gIven under ELKTON ROAD, IN THE CITY OF NEWA r.iI', DELAWARE lhe direction of Professor Fr~nk best . . . in skilled , perfect compoundl!'g- ZOlloro each W dnesday evcnll1 g Sales Mana,er, Jolan S. Lake dl~~';;p~~[c f11;~fg~::::~I~~ ' on this cour!*! and othcr phascs of U1e ex Neighbors Pharmacy t nsion " rngram for tho eo~ing year may be ~c cur cd by eontac bn ~ Gor- Free Delivery 900 221· Dial 2 - ;, ~. ~~§§~Ph~on~e~N~e~w~a~r~k~'~35~1~~~~~§~~~~~~~~~§§~~~~~Ph~i~la~.~p~h~o~n~e~E~Y~e~r'~~~e~n~6~-~~~5~OO~~§§~~ ~~nlh~ ' i:~~;r~n OS~fvl~:~n d~~ec[~~ 72 E. Main ••••• University of Delaware. •••••••••••••••••••• ! 1954 TEN GRAil ATE WORK Licen Holtlctvs DeJawat· Five graduate assistants are work Fh's! In n Civil Defense cries by D. P reston Lee ing for their masters degree in ag Sta te Director of Ivll Defense riculture at the University of D la Warn d To Renew worc as announced this w ek. The Tw nty-six ~re R cl Cross To some xtent. 0 laware has a manpower for emt'rgency training graduates a nd the departments in Emergency disaster volunteers ga e Be£ol' Birlluhys built-in Civil D fens. and planning. which th oy work arc William W st. 200 hours of s rvice al the Chest 1' agricultural economics; Robert R. town. Md .. fireworks plant explos In lht confusion following an In short. Civil Defensc must have ion. the July report o( chapter ac- The State Mutor ~ehicl Depart- en 'my bombing. it is the state po- volunteers. too. And. surprising Romanko. plant pathology; Milford S. Brown. Dean E. Knavel. and tiv ties has disclosed.. . ment Is avaln warlllng holders at lice. th' highway crews. the state though it may seem. Delaware does Andr w P . GOl'l1owskl. coordina bi('nnial operator's a~d chaufCeuy'S health and welfare speCi alists that have some well-trained volunteer Charles H. Green. horticulture. tor for disaster work. said the ~l1ly hC ('nses that these llcens('s xplre wi ll spearhead the all-imp rtant outfits. 16 explosion and fire resulted 111 a ~~,;tcbebii~~~~do ~)~ro~'eh~lll~~r d~~~ ~;~~.~. O~cl~~j~~'i~~a~~do~~~ r~~~ nl~i, ~~ The Explosive Ordnance Recon- be a part of Ollr lives from now on. request from Eastel'l1 Red. Cross 1\1otor Vehi cle Commissioner Har- vicling food and shelter for rl'iugecs. nnisa ncc (charged with d 'tecling It also will be an int grH I part of Area officials for local assistance. government. Gradua te and stud nt nurses, nurses vcy Spicer reports that there nrc Under Dclaware law. all state fsn~ ;~e~~~;~,~ v~~~~r;~~~~li~ ~~~~~~ Only when each of us realizes aides, canteen. fi rst aid. survey. ~nd sllB holders uf these lic . ns s who agencies must work with CO. Wha t's Dr. William H. Lockwood. duPont this and acts upon it wi ll CD work motor sel'vice volunteers were Im think that they Will receive nn x- more. they arc expected to be ready explosiv s expert. So also in the at top effici ency. mediately called for service. h:~f~iO~ 1~~,:t ~c~I~~m the IotaI' V - to.thC~ ~7~t:~ tl~v ~~a f,n ~r~~r!fi~fuY~ se Special Weapons (chemical and ______Mr. Spic r noted holders of these plan. as prepared by the state di- ~~~~~ ' o§ i~~~ ~~~enf~ca~lI1~~.~ ~~~~ : ;,;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;,,;=:;;;;;; =-,;,;;.------; lic nses cnn apply lor 11 ren('wal l' ctor. detail s the responsibilities of panics form another trained volun ~'~~'~i n 60 days prior to thei r birth- ~~~ htl~ ge;?!c~~r~f ~~:t~' l~~~ enta ll Y. teer CD nucleus with high m orale. FOR SALE Application blanks for the re- Under it. the sta te welfare de- ~r~h~t~!l:~v~~~i~~~;;r~ '~\~~tg~ "Super-Right" Qu ality Boneless ~l ~va~ra~~c~ic~~~c~s a~~ ~~~il~~.~ar~: ~~~ ~~m;;~~n~~~ ~~~t~~ ~;.g~nc~h ~r~~~ and the Wilmington water depart- SPRING HEAD FARM ment which are located at Elgh~h ing. clothing and sheltering of dis- ;re~~:~a~?t~a:n\\~O~~~~ e~~r ans for NEAR NEWAUK & ELKTON Top Round Steak Roo:s t Street and Bancroft Parkway. 111 aster vi ctims. It also must be pre- Wllmzngton. on South State Street pared to set u p evacuation areas First state 3/ 4 mile frontage on stone road, 113 A; 15 Alfalfa. 30 corn. la.rge ONE PRICE-NONE PRICED HIGHER! . 1n Dover. anel ncar the railroad ~n rl mass care centers. rcgist l' the In communications. CD is well ael- meadow with stream. large fish pond stocked with bass & b l ~le gills. Stucco House. 8 rooms & bath H.W. Iloors. hot water 011 hea t.. BoHom Round Roast None"Priced Higher ~ . s t ~iil~~ i~az~e ~ r;: t o~~n'O btain e d by Emerge!'cy ServIce . ~~~;~r~a~~~a~a~~ ew::ti~~e t~I~!t ~~ Modern barn 52x84 with new loafing shed 36x84. machine shed mai I by addressing the leiler to the The state ~Ighw a~ depal tm~nt at state-wide radio communications & other bldgs aU in excellent condition. Also t e nan~ house. Will Motor Vehicle Department at Dover h e~.ds up C~ s emel gen~y engll~- network and a centrally operated divide. Two thirds may remain on 1st mtgee. P ossession at settle a nd enclosi ng a self-addressed eel1l1g and I escue service. It IS state-wide warning system. ment. For inspection call owner. stamped envelope. . ~~~ rt~1d g,:;.thpr~~~~~~I~gen~:~~;f~~ All this is at the state level. To serviccs to the counties and helping be effective. CD must r each down LINTON Fo TRUITT them to form trained r escue squads to the local community and home. Sunnner Surgery to release victims trapped in bomb- CD is not an extracurricular acivity, Elkton, R.D. 4 Phone Elkton 937-W~4~ Tree Trirmuings eel -out bui ldings. an expensive frill. CD is going to expec1~ e ted~~ toe sehtea ulthp emergencyd epar~nent h os~- r:- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Protect Patient pilals. transport medical sllpplies. take necessary sanitary measures in Trces that need operations should a disaster. In like. manner. the state police and the schools are r espons get them now. ible for working up plans a nd Tree eloctors prefer to do thei l' surgery during the summer because training personnel for an emer their pati ents are apt to respond gency. more quick ly and look beiter. Heal Why then should the layman ing bark has time t o fully cover the bother himself about CD? Why not Phillip's Soups edges of the wound during the same let the specialists handle it? growing season. Let George Do It? In recent years. the a verage in This would be fine, but it doesn·t Chicken- 2 101/2-oz. 290 dividual operation is a much smaller quite work out that w ay- for two Noodle cans one. and that's good. says C. A. reasons: (1) the state agencies can Hoge. fi eld representative of the provide on Iy the bare bones of a Davey Tree Expert Co. This simply CD organization; (2) the state reflects the nation's appreciation or agcncies are fortunate if they can its beautiful shade trees and the keep up with their regular work success of preventive tree care load. let alone find the time and LaChoy Mealless practices. Chop Suey befored~~' tY~~rt you ~;~~i1call thhi~se g:tssZ;::'~arboreal:I mYc~~~~~edico. I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 16-oz. Then it may be too late for him to can 31 e pull the patient through.The smaller operation is be tier for your tree and your pocketbook. l( the tree has to SATURDAY AT 10 A. M. Spry ; be taken down. this probably will cost m ore than the minor surgery required in the early stages of de Will witness the postponed Push mobile Derby - the real event of the Shortening Seedless Grapes cay. Once decay spreads far into the tree. even the most skillful I-lb. year for Newark. Go out and en joy some real racing. ° 0 ° Have fun! e e scalpel wielder may be unable to can 36 3~1:~ 9g .2 Ibs. 27c save it. no matter how much you are wililng to spend. One Price-Non. Modern tree movll1g SC1ence LARGE FAMILY HOME I NOTTINGHM I MANOR LOTS makes It possible to bnng to the Only 3 blocks off E. Ma.ln St. No more $25.00 per front ft. lots left. Za Rex Priced High er home ~ rounds fairly mature trl;~~ 6 bedrooms. & ba th. L R.-D.R very la"ge kitchen. laundry room But we have five fine lots left on Bent & Briar Lanes. to repl,lce ones on which lt IS -~ Full size basement. new GE all hot water furnace. full length storm NEW APARTMENT HOUSE Fruit Syrul\ Fresh Local Corn No neO~:i~:~e~h er deSirable or uneconomical to ope - sash and screens 2-car garage llfetlme asbestos roof all In excellent Masonry stuccoed. 4 rooms and bath each floor. all hard w ood floors. ate. A few kInds of trees can't tak e IcondItIOn lIlslde ~ nd out Corne;' lot 5OxJ50 ft • 01 1 hot water heat. beautlful high dry celemented basement on good I Assorted Pint II 111 Lima Beans Non:~~i:eodd ~~:her surgel y The tree speciallst knows Why worry about a big roomy home to ve when you can buy Size lot. only two blocks from High School Rentals are scarce and high. Flavors Bottle 29 ~ just whIch they are and will adVise thiS bargain With only $2.000 down and this would make a fine 1I1vestment you accol e1111g1y If you don't need so many bedrooms you can easily J ent them. and Only $18,000 Local New Potatoes u. , ~;. ~~; el cut down the ~llgh cost of llv1l1g. PossessIOn at settlement. LARGE BRICK HOME NO lie Priced W e athe r Aid s cons trUCliOll ACADEMY STREET Il ig he r 6 Bcd rooms. L.R.. with brick fire place. D.R. Kice kitchen. basement. BreDze Golden Bananas For S late Highway Worke r s OPPOSITE HlGII SCHOOL ENTRANCE large front porch. high elevation and grand view. Lot J IOx400 It. Plenty The weather conditIOns pi evaillng One of the J1lc est locations 111 the city Bcautl[ully landscapeC\ grounds. of old shade and shrubbery. In city. large giant Juicy Lemons c:!~:r; :~e e3d6 ~'I~;:r ' throughout the state dur1l1g J uly l lot 60x l80 ft Plenty of old shade and well-kept shrubbery and fl owers EAST PARK PLACE pkg. pkg. 65~ ,md the eally part of Aug,!st ald~d Masonry-stuccoed white dwelling. 1st floor lal ge L R -D R den 01' musIc A fine home in one of NEWARK'S best residential areas. V'ery large Fresh Peaches N~~ee~~i::~ e~il:~: the progress of constructIOn ;rh - room. modern kitchen. beautiful new powder room. large front pOlch. living room. dining r oom and kitchen first floor. beautiful oak f loors. Jecls 111 operation by the State H g - 2nd floor- th ree corner bnght bedrooms. athacl1ve bath. Plenty of 2nd floor. 2 large bed rooms. and bath. with more large walkin Cucumbers or Peppers w ay department . closets. closets than the average family would have any use for. Full size high Accordll1g t.o re p ort~ su bmlt~~d db:. SPIC a nd span full size cemented basemcnt. WIth laundry. coppel' cemented basement. oil hot water heat. garage. exceptionally fine level Real G ol d the constructIOn diVIS Ion of ~ . plumbing. ncarly new gas circulating. warm air furnace. lot, nicely landscaped and shrubbed. In excellent condition inside and out. Suri partmentto Col. W. A . McWIlilams. House completely redecorated. inside and out, refinished floors. This is a real buy at today's new low price of $13.700.00. We can chief eng1l1eel:. pracilc~ ll y a ~ 1 of the nothing to do but move in. convince you. by a showing. Quick possession. Frozen Lfrmona fe projects no.w In operatIOn ale ;ra1l1 - A money saving location right in the heart of our city. Quick possses- large gia nt I 32c 1!3e t aining their constructIon sche u es. sian. All for only $17.000.00. (,'OUNTRY JlO~1E pkg. pkg. Q Sea!dsweei fmzeii Limeade ! • • • • • • • • • • • • BUY OF THE YEAR ora Balt.lmore Pike SOUTH COLLEGE AVE. On beautifu!ly landscaped 3 acres. L. R.. two large bedrooms. BRICK _ 4 beautiful corner bedrooms and bath, 2nd fl oor. First bath. modern kitchen. utthty room. garage and unique steam bath. floor: reception hall. brick fireplace. large L.R. & O.R. ritzy den. large first fl oor. 2nd. Door. two bedrooms, drop stairway. Aluminum storm Silver Dust ELK Theatre bright kitchen and powder rooms. H.W. Floors. artistic open stairway. doors and storm windows. Artistic rustic outside fireplace. Newark school Plenty of closets. one cedar lined. 3rd Door : one large room that would bus at door. A fine buy at $15,QOO.00. Phone 92 mnke two big bedrooms. Grand club and play room. basement. Oil hot EAST MAIN STREET large 33c giant 6i!: c Elkton, Md. pkg. pkg. ~ wat~r~~~\i~~~~'!~ :;'~~t ~;r~~~e; l ate roof. fine two car garage. Beautifully inf o~':;:ti~ ~ . th e best business l ~calions in the city. Call us for further Non e Priced igll ~ r Solids FRIDAY AUGUST 27 l a ndls~~~~d n~oetd I~~;~ ~~:~~~ ~~~~~s ;~~~~~~'isi residential areas. . DA~Y FARM . . Sugar G:ai::lat!~-Ib bag $2.41 ~i: CASH NIGHT you should investigate this one. WIt./) 113. acres very productive grou.nd. large d~try barn WIth 36 With some red