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Band 0 Official Recreation Association ~elects Speak On Safety June 14 as Date of Fund Drive Asks Community Help In May or" allace M. Johns on A lo n g With Other Uesidents Safety Program Now Being Of Newarl, Call For Citizens To upport Drh'e T o Carried On By Company Be t Of Their Ability During (lining Campaign

A group o[ civic leaders yesterday ~ Georg Keighbors. president of the heard a discussion or grade c"ossing In the items to be construc- accidents and ways to prevent them. N wark ' Recreation Association. an- th e pruceeds of the proposed WiUiam M. Murphey, supel'intendent . ol'oplimi t C illb nounced this week that J lJne tl. 15 issue con templated by of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, M,ss Eliza beth Crook, membel' of and 10 have be"n chosen as the dates a"C seve ral Ji nes con- spoke ilt a meeting at the College Inn, the musIc department at the Univer- f h '. . i S(·wers with the County and asked for community help in an sity of Del ware, spoke at the regu- oj' t e organIzatIOn 's campaign to mains. intensified safety program. lar dinne,· r" e ting of the Newark "aise funds for the year's program. recent public meeting at the Pa,·t of expanded activity through- Soroptimist Cl ub on Tuesday cvening I In a statcment this week. Mayor High School the quesM n. of I out the 13 sbates whore t'he B & 0 at the Coil ge Inn. Wall ace M. Johnson appealed to ili- or not it wo uld be pracWca l opera,tes, vhe p ''Ogram here will be Th,;, subject of her i n t ~res tin g talk zens to "SU I)port and contribute t city to abandon its present ... directed primarily at impressing good ~;'~~ inTI~e S~~~l~~ ~~r~~~~~;~mp:~pr ecia - the best of their a bi lity to this WOl'th~ treatment plant and discharge In c remohies inaugurating the 1952 safety habits on m o,torists and pedes- Members of the local club are mak- while commun.ity projecL " into tile Coun ty system Buddy Poppy Sale in Newark. the tJ·ians. The railroad has been doing ing plans to attend a join1 installation brought UI>· four-year-old daughter o [ a World similar work for many years. dinner to be held by the Dover club Mayor J ohnson fu,·ther stated that an attempt to answer this ques- War II veteran, F riday presented Ma- M I'. Murphey, said that a study of Mayor Johnson Is shown here having hl8 blood pressure checked prior to tak- in that city on June 7. "a growing community such as New- J. Francis Neide, city engllleer, YOI' Wallace M. J ohnson with one of grade crossing accidents showed ~hat Ing part In the recent blood collecting program here In Newark by the Amerl- ark should have the support of all issued the foll owin g statement: the first Poppies of the campaign. Post in one out of every three, the train can Red Cross. Newark donated a total of 144 pints of blood In the day- long citizens in ca"rying out an adequate present treat.ment plant was 475 , Veterans of Foreign Wars and its already was on the crossing when it ______p_ r_o_gro_m_a_t_t_h_e_N-:-e_w_C_en_t_u...:ry_C_lu_b_. ______Pos t recreational program as advocated by in 1944 to handle a popu- Ladi es' Auxiliary ar.e taking I)art in was struck Iby a motor vehicle. More the Newark Recreation Association. persons. AJ I of the pro- the annual event in Newark. than 90 per cent of the people in all RaYlnond W. Heim Two Correll Brothe r s The scope hey said. "W,hile such devices Atlantic regional agent for the Fed- NUle,wdear tl,Re eOs'po'eanhs'oon"ShA"pSsoOcfi aWt'ohne With Family For New Pos t ting, will be held in [ront of Hu ,- have contribuled materially to grade ts~tee ~~:C~:~iO~e~~~~~~onou~s~~~~a, t!~~; ,;eh~ hen Hall in the center of the univer- crossing accident prevention, too many era I Board r Vocational Education Newa1'k Parent-Teacher Assoc iation I n Plant At A ug us ta, Ga. site gr ea tly enhances recreational 01'- sity campus. Dr. AJ exander Mackie, drivers still disregard them. 'before becoming slate director in 1919. and the YMCA. portunilies here in Newark. Water of President and Director, Presbyte"i an "In addition to causing se"i ous acci- Since thrut time he has been active Any boy 01' girl of the city and vi- I William S. 'Shack" Martin has re- the Ch risti~Jl~ Creek fl owing thl'ough M' . t F d fo Life Insurance in a val'iety of roles in the build-up cinity eight years 01' olde,' in g~O d l signed from the position of associate the site has- been tested and found m lS ers un r · , dents, these drivers run into and dam- of vocationa l education in Ule state. h " f f h . sate for SWimr!¥ing and dl ink' Philadelphia, Pa., will deliver the age the signals, run through and ~:~~ag~S~,~~~1~~i;ns~~~lndv ibt eed mtoal'leendrOltlo' ~:~I:~~~r a~ t~e y~~~~e ,~!~yca~~n D:l:(~ "Newark citizens ;,ave a~wa';sg~ i ve n sermon. break crossing gates and even run I ' ;r At 12'00 noon a luncheon [or grad-' GIS t T Henry M. Brader, Newark Elementary ware. generously ....aU worth¥ causes orl- uates, thelr' . fum,lies' . . and guests. w.,lI dowbeenn asand many inju reas watchmen. fiv e or six Th instancesere hav ~· II' I ,COU roop School ofiolce, and should be m' ";' t P re ; lclL'.~t John A. Per kins annou' c. :-':aIV hb 11 .....'1'1'". !IU.I~, new mem beJ~ wt:re in d uc t~ r. be served on the campus ad)omlng of this nature on the B & 0 in a single HOI(1 Cook-Out? least five days before tlhe camp opens. ed this week that "Shack," as he ia ego ere 0 Newark Chapter of Na- W~rne r Hall. The a:rangements for day. Applications will be filled in the 0.1' - famili'arly known to thousands of Del- ·beoeft.t the ,ou~ of Newark. 1't Is up Society at Wednesday's this part of the day s actJvlty have "Thus, although pro.tective devices del' in wh.ich they are received. aware students and alumni, has r e- to us ,to provide OUr children with a conducted by the present been made by members of the gradu- have helped reduce accidents, they ob- Court Of A wards Will Be The fee [or the eight-day session is signed to accept a position with the healthful program in this most neces- of the society with Margaret "'ting class. It is elOpected that over viously are not a cure-all. Greater ef- Held H e re On June 3 $8. A $2 registration fee whiCh shou ld DuPont Company. It is reported that sary activity." presiding. three hundred guests W11l be. served. foms must be made to educate drivers accompany the appli cation for enroll- he will accept a post of safety engi- Associatior, Officials have contacted of the new members are The Commencemen.t .exerClses b ~ - ",nd make them grade crossing salety- ment is part of the total $8 fee. neer at the DuPont Company's plant various residents for their comment Sara Gorsuch, WiUiam gin at 3:00 p.m. and WIll be held In conscious." Girl Scout Tl'Oop 87 held a "c ok- Mrs. G,'ace Gibb, former Newark at Augustla. Ga. on the recreational program here in Weldin, G orge Batehe­ the same location as the Baccalaure- A B & 0 'tnotion picture, "The out" supper at Country Center near teacher, will serve as camp director Although the resignation does not Newark. Here are some of the ans- Frye, Aileen Foke, Mari- ate service. J'ames Mi ller Tunnell, As- Ha'ppy Locomotive," was shown at Hockessin on Tuesday, May 27. and will be 'assisted by a staff of ca- become effective unt.il August 31. Ma l' - wers: Jane Hitchens, Alan soeiate Justice of the Supreme. C~urt the mee,ting. Designed to reduce ju- The B"own ie Scouts were ·accom- pable and experienced counselors. ti n will be able to assume his new Dr. J ohn A Perkins, president of Dolores Lloyd, P ete" Ma­ of Delaware, will be the prl.l1c 'pal venile trespassing on raih'oads, the paniecl by 2 o( their leaders, Mrs. Norman F. Ford, community secre- dutries on June 16 d ue to a condition the University of Dehware. "Provid­ Lou Murray, Nancy P en­ speaker. film has ,been slTown to more than Har,'y Reynolds and Mrs. Russel! Hyre tary oI the Y,MCA, will help in plan- in t.he university contracts which per- ing program and space for recrea- Sk inner, Diane Smith, Following the commencement pro- 1,000,000 school children. Particu.lar and 3 Ir<>op moth rs, Mrs. A. J. Loudis, ning and supervising the camp. mits teachers to engage in - desired tiona I activity in a fa st-growing city AJvon Sparks, g,'am, graduates, parents, and guests effort wi ll 'be made to reach this Mrs. A. A. COJ'ey and Mrs. H. G. Cle- Bus transportation wi ll take the work during the summer. At the pres- of more than 7(00 people is a big Bal'bara Thuresson, and are invited to attend a reception held group again with the grade crossing minshaw. children to the camp each morning. ent time he plans to lea ve Newark assignment. Appreciation is due the Tinery. for the class by Dr. and Mrs. John :\ . pI'ogram, Mr. Murphey said, since The final neighborhood meeting of leaving NewUowing the assembly program the will be 0-11 :45 a.m. each day and the its project.ed expiration date. He ex­ appointment of the chIl dren and ex­ pressed the hope U,at the carnival children as well as the Sisters at our condition or whether Or not you your­ students retumed to their respeetive ages accepted are from 4-14 years in­ plained further. however, ihat a~t'h­ first acquaintance, therefore we will selves are physically and mentally up rooms where by secret ballot the .fol- elusive. orization to allocate scare mat.el"lals wouldn't be abolished. pray that the Almighty God might to the job of driving. lowing officers were chosen: The curriculum includes, devotions, will be continued until June of 1953. The letter is as [ollows: "The Sisters and the children of President, Dan Palmer; vicc-presi- Biblc study. mUSic, handwork and In conclusion. Mr. Frear warned ~~:n~~c~~~Ci~l~~~ ~~y~~;Setom:;pe;"~~ Mr. duPont urges that all drivers dent, Joe Thorp; 'secretary J ane Hit- other fea tures. Every ffort is being that we are still engaged in. a bitt I' 'Our Lady of Grace Home' deeply re­ this wonderful bond. CHECK THEIR CARS . . . CHECK gret that the firemen carnival of New­ chens; t:re

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May 8,15,22,29 ; June 5 r k ' - . . Alias S um mons in Divorce IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF 'fHE STATE OF DELAWARE IN AND ~~ Oli ·n~. ~ Cooling as a summer breeze for it's made FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY from choice, sun-ripened, thirst quenching oranges. Dorothy I. Moon No. 349 Civil ~~ Plaintiff. I Action, 1952 . v. ALIAS SUM- Ross C. Moon MONS IN Defendant, I DIVORCE THE STATE OF DELAWARE, TO THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY: ~' II~IOU' Delicious, refreshing fl avor-filled and YOU ARE COMMANDED AS YOU WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED : ~ made fresh daily a the dairy. ' To summon the abeIVe n amed defendar.t Is o that within 20 days after service here· I of upon defendant. exclusive of the day Of serv ice, defendant shall serve upon Robert E. Curtin, E sq ., plaintiff's attorney, .. . whose address is North America n Bldg., Wilmington, Delaware, an answer to the complaint. To serve upon defendant a copy he.reof i.'. 0 because it's made by a!l ex­ ~ trltIOUf \ NUt:~IOUs. and of the complaint. clusive process usmg only rich, real shredded ol'anges. U the defendant cannot be serverl per­ ~ .onally, to publish this process as required by statute. James M. Maloney For r egular "ome deliveries Phone W EST GROVE 2161 Prothonotary Dated May 14, 1952 TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT : U this summons Is served personally upon you, then. in case of your fallure. within 20 days after such service. exclusive of the dey uf service, to se-ve on plain­ tiff's atto l'n~y n amed above an answer to the complaint, the case w!l1 be tried with­ out further notice. If personal service Is not made upon you and it this summons is publish ed as r e­ quired by statute, then. In case of your failure, within 20 days from service by publication of this summons, to serve on plaintiff's attorney named above an ar ~ ­ swer to the complaint, the case will be !::======'=§:::=~ I tried without further ~~;;';'i.' M . Maloney I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1\ • • • • • • • • • P rothono:ary Ma y 15,22 ,29; June 5,12

Alias Summons tn Divorce IN THE SUPER IOR COURT OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY Dor<1thy M, Grossman I No. 327 Civil Plaintiff, Action. 1952. v . ALIAS SUM- Louis J . Grossman MONS IN Defendant. DIVORCE THE STATE OF DELA'WARE, TO THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE I COUNTY : because there's more and more YOU ARE COMMANDED AS YOU WERE HERTOFORE COMMANDED: I 'ro summon the above n amed d efendant so tha t within 20 days after service herc w of upon defendant, exclusive of the day of service. defendant shall serve upon Young & Wood, Esqs .. H . Albert Young, ELECTRIC POWER Esq., plaintiff's altorney, whose address is 401 Equitable Bldg.. Wilming ton, Dela­ ware, a n answer to the complaint. To serve upon deCcndant a COpy hereof a nd of the compla in t. If the deIendant cannot be served per_ sonally to publish this process as requlred E stimating futnre electric power n ee{l s and bui1d ing to m eet by statute. James M. Maloney those need s is an important phase of our ever yday bu iness. prothonotary Dated May 7, 1952 . TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: A r~ult of tlie planning of past year s, is the newly COin. H this summons is served pcrsonally upon you, then, In case of your failure, pleted Edge Moor POWell Station, where already the prepara. within 20 days alter such service, exclusive of the day of service, to serve on plain­ tiff's attorney named above an answer to tory work for adding still another gen erating unit is now in the complaint, the case wl11 be tried with­ out further notice. progress. TlUs ready supply of electric ~wer means you ! Here's a ollsdnctlve new kind of car that has custom smart- I a n~ ~r~~rsaJs~~~~~~s l~o~.%~~~et1f°a~ ~~~ quired by statute, then, In case of your can eonlinue to add leisure-giving, work-saving, q!onomical , ness wit ll. record-breaking economy. \ failu re, wittHn 20 days from service by publication of thts summons, to serve on The Nash Rambler, with overdrive, holds the all-time I plaintiff's attorney named above an an­ electrical appliances in your home and enj'oy " b etter living record in the Mobilgas Economy Run with 31.05 miles swer to the complaint, the case wlU be tried without further notice. at your fingertips," New inClustries can build, establishe'd I per gallon I James M . Maloney Prothonotary Add to its amazing economy and smart custom styling May 8, 15,32,29; June 5 ODes expaDd and all be assured of an adequ ate d ep elJdable the fact that the Rambler is designed to meet today's driving i ..pply of electric power. You can depend OIl tliere being and;traffic conditions. It's so ea5Y to steer, handle and park I Alias Summons in Divorce IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE , , , such a wonderful performer, , , such a smooth-riding, STATE OF DELAWARE IN AND more power in your future ••• r~dy wnen you neeCI it ••• roomy carl FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY Dorothy B. Murrain I No. 355 Civil fOl" better living. Everybody loves our Ramblers, And tbey'rereally " buys'" P laintiff, Action, 1952. v . ALIAS SUM - Come in and check-you'll want to own onc, tool Edward M. Murrain I MONS IN Defendant. I DIVORCE N.'" MotoN, DIY/rio. N."'·K. MIIG/or Corp., D. ...' " MI.!6L. THE STATE OF DELAWARE TO THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY: YOU ARE COMMANDED AS YOU WERE HERTOFORE COMMANDED : To summon the above named defendant so that within 20 days alter service " ere­ of upon defendant, exclusive of thc day ~~ of service, defendant sh a ll aerve u pon lEUWARE COMPA IIY IHI AMIAISADOI • 'HI IIAIIiMAN • 'HI IAMIUI Power &Light ~~~~ ~dd;~:.e, l:r ' sJ l a~~~~~b 1~ttof~~;i ' ~~gpia~~~lngton, Del., an answer to the , ...... To serve upon defe ndant a COpy hereof ...... DENNISON MOTOR CO and of the complaint. 19 HAINES STREET NEW ARK, DELAWARE so~a l~~e t~e~~b1~~t t~f~~~~ ":;~:~urr:.; • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••• I by 8tatut•• J ames M . Maloney prothonotary Dated May 14, 1952 Read Tlae Newark POl t for Newl of the Community. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT : U this su mmons is served personally Subeeribe to The Newark Poat--t2.00 per year. =lnof th,. y:,ucia~e:rti~da y o f aervlee, ~~ t. ~~~IM! rft' on'!c '~v"eplain- ______.:... ______--- Three Spn ng\' r, Barbara annon, J oyce an- Inon. Maryann Springer, and Nancy be held Au . 9 at Llltl 's Grov . 01'- I usie Pool" ticket ag nl. Oth rs hopes to compl te the guilt tor Ih" Barl w. "is G reenplate, AI'S. harl s Nelson who took part wue: 1111'S. Richard La- contest this w ek. 1I ",lIl b nier d in On J une 3, the club olTicers a nd iheir Mrs. Gilb rt Unger, Paul N Ison, and Fountain w ho dlrect.cd the perform· lhe sta e contesl. I~v,o student guests will aUend the Jun - Paul Ayars are the general committee. ance, Miss Anne Beyerlein, Mrs. Louise Mr. and Mrs. Herb rt Richardson or 'or Red Cross annual picnic at Rock- On June 14 , the group w Ul go to Nor- Dempsey, Mrs. Thel'esa Dempsey, MrS. Camden, called at the L . H. Pennin '­ ford Tower from 4 to 6 p.m. Play Day man and Evelyn Whiteman's home tor Laura Gilston, Mrs. Car l N elson, Jr., ton home last Saturday. ,- will be CI.OSED rRIDAY Will be held J un 4 a t 2 p.m. an evening of I' crpation. June 29, a Miss Cath rine Dempsey, Miss Joann Mrs. Sara P . Evans and Sallie Evans I I'leasant Hut hoI dog roast is schedul d for Miss La Fountain, Miss Donald W OOdward, were over n ight gu sts of .11'5. J ames Edwin Crouch, Jr., of Grasonville Anne B yel'lein's home on Paper Mill Mrs. Virgin ia Olkowski, Mrs. Daniel McC3I·thy at Phillips Heights, WJl- ~d ' j w~ a week~n~l gu ~~ of the Rev: R<;~~ Helping Hands Circle wlil spon- ~~~.';SW~11;·:~:,o~~~.t s:~~~o~t~:c::~:: ~ gt~~yonc~:~~r~~:e'SbY t" 'i an hurch I. s~nage. ~';~ ~o:n y '!as i~n~::r ~~al~ SOl' a bake sale this a.fl mOOn in front ski, and Mrs. GranvllJ Sr." eney. The The Westminster F ellowship groups 'DicoRaTIOo 0., with the virus. of J ackson's store in Newark. judges were Mr. a nd M1·S. Bayard Tay- ' 11 k I 'd Mr. and MI'S. Richard Buckingham 11 1 The WSCS wi ll hold a m eeting to- lor uf De laware Grange, M,·. and Mrs. wlTh~a ~fss;~~~~ye L~:~~~: w c~~~;~;:~ Open Thursday Evening Unlil 9 P. Mi and fa'mily moved into thei.r n ew home nighl a t the home of Mrs. L eonard Nel- Norman Dempsey of Hannony Grange. 170 pounds of clothing for the ivll­ here last week. They have been Jiv- SOn on Kirk_wood H ighway. The ncw Th stat leclur 1', Mrs. Dorothy Eltun ians of Korea. The cl othing was pack- Whether You Stay at Home or Go Picnicing, W. ing with ]\Ill'. B uckingham's mother at ~r es i d :t, Mrs. Ralph Whiteman will ~~~. ~ ~~l~\.v:~~~a~:~~~ ~~~~~~:~ cd I ady for shipment la t week. Have the Food for a Glorious Holiday Korner Ketch whil e their home was ave c arge. The Pie,'S n family is planning for under construction. The Mite Circle honored its oldest Davis arc d legates to lhe Ncw Castle til ir reunion held ev ,'y five y ears. Ebenezer Methodist Church md emb rt'hMrs. Annie Atw 11 last Tues- CG~.~~ gt~ :~I~~~a J~~: ,~~ e at Harmony Th y will m eet on Augllst 16 at til!' The Festival of Arts was cel brated ay at e onnua l pie social. Mrs. At- home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Pierson TENDER, I.EAN SMOKED last Friday. A play "Art Lives" was well couldn't be present to receive h er l\'l ermald on Southwood Road, whose home has given by J oyce Cannon, Maryann beautiful fuchia plant due to illness, Hal-mony G" ange sponsored another been in Lh e possession of the Pierspns Springer, Mary Emma Ransom, and ~~e:~ ~a:v~~.k:~ ~~a~:l~~~me. Mrs. At- successful supper and ,festival last since 1790. There will be a basket p ic­ Sallie Evans. Tony Springer xplained CO "ncr Ketch ThohmUle'Sd8cYo"lON"e,x"cts Mcoo,nndma ,Yt teeeve\~linllg'hathv~ nie luncheon, a program, and a dis­ BAMS an art panel on "A Horse Farm" for' c p lay of family antiques. J ohn M. the first and second grade. Stanley Union 4-H club will meet Saturday the program wit.h Mrs. J ames L. Det'- Phillips, curator al Yale University, ~~~in:rt~o: ~~r~~!r~~:'ed pf~~':l~ gsraal~~~ ~~~~.~7~0~ a~' ~~ne ~'~~~al~!yC~t::~~ a nd ickson S r. in oharge. The committee New Haven, Conn. is general chairman. The tribe and councils he .' cd ••••••••••••• iii ••••••••••• !!! E,'ans discllssed the panel on "Rosslyn with the other units in Ne':: ~~~t1e • ~:~~a;~: ~ e~·.epresenling the fifth and County 'for attendance at Ebenezer GOING SOMEPLACE? • An origina l play written by Bar- ~hl:~~~el~te!~~~:y~r:~;~ were over Work •• Movies - Shopping - Party .- Train • bara Cannon and Norma Ransom caJl- O r iginality and prepar edness won the Bits " Doctor • SHANK HALF: ed "Tiogi Begins to Grow" was por- competitive program contest for the • Ib tr~.d ' ~~dM~7.s .E~~~~a~:~~i 'S~~an;~ ~ women of Union Grange No. I last CALL NEWARK TA,XI • ~~:~I::: 49- BUTT HALF: daughter, Helen, spent Sunday with ~~dnaes~~~d n .~~~r~e o~e~a~ e ,;ob:~~ 2 3 4 2 • relatives in Philadelphia. the ladies' was super. An original pro- • Slices of The!8 Hams Ib 98c ~~:!I::~ Ib 59c Harmony School duction "Aunt MehHabels' Around the Freshly Killed Beltsville The days between now and J une 9, World Flight" was given. She stal.ted RADIO CONTROLLED CABS • the last day of school, will be busy ones from Cornel' K elch and visited l'\ew 6:30 A.M. TILL MIDNIGHT Dre.sed and Drawn­ • Ready fo!, the Oven for the studertts. Mo~day at1:er school, York City, California. Hamaii, ,Japan, • TURKEYS Ib67c lhe thll'd graders v lslted Btngs Bak- Spain, Italy, France, England a ni! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Coll ins comes to Delaware e~'y tn Newark. Ther e W Ill be no ses- Switzerland. In each country, she was •••••••••••••••• ------FRANK~URTS 49c University of Pennsylvania slon~ l t oDmor l ~d because of the Me- l e nterlained with the native dances. ?'".:.•: ". " .... " ....".". " ...." ...... ".":":": .. :":": .. :":":":":":": .. : .. :":":": .. : •.:": .. :":": .• :": •• :":":":": .. :":":.':"::1 -: I SKINLESS Ib 1 LEAN S~ORT RIBS OF BEEF Ib 49c she is presently person nel of- mOfla ay hoh ay. Isk its, and songs. Mrs. Melvin Demp- TENDER, SLICED PORK LIVER Ib 35c sey played the title role with Mrs. :1: Authorized :l: ~~ a \~ ~~~~r:~y~~s~~~~~l ~!a~~~ m;e~~,~~~.F t~!a~~eedn e:te:~u:~~:~~ :j: BU I CK Dealer CH E V R 0 LET ;i; I ~~~~~ lb t~7 .pennSY1Vania from 1941 -. - . - . - . - . - . - .- . -•••••••••••••••••• I ::: :l: I.ong Island Ducklings 33- Headq"urterll for Seafood of Every Delcription Creek Hundred = A Timely, Terrific Sale of ~ Plastering & Cementing i W e Stand Ready · · · i. Well-Aged, Top-Quality News S·B·A·R·P .:. JOHN NCA~SH, JR. =.1:.11:' To.F!~~~~:~u:::::~~:=eeds For [.il~.1 Wimodausis Home Demonstra- will be r epresented by Mrs. • .1 ':' • Del)el1llable Used Cars ::: \ Cheese East burn at the annual short • Phone Delaware City 7781 • :j: ·i· 11======:llu;~~ Junere. 18Th toe 2club1 a t mtheet Unjversitylast Wed- •. B ox 53 B ear, D e.I • I'::~:' • G uanlllleed Repairs by Factory :l:::: ~59c ~'n~~'~i~~(~~~~h~0Es~:t~~l~~ e:: ~. • • • • • • • • • • • ~. • • • • • • • • • - , ~.i~ • :~~~n::(I:e:::~~;:s by Trained j.i.j , sesstoni gionht atof thethe home Whit ofe thOake p resi-4-H LAN DSCA PING 'j' Mechanics wi th Latest FactOl'Y .:- Joseph R. Pierson on Old Wil- I;l; Approved Eflilipmcnt :i; FRESH PRODUCE FOR DECORA7'ION DAY Road. J oseph Mitchell IV will SHRUBBERY l\iI'AINTENANCE '.' 1 "Na tional Camp." James L. '1. :j: For Prom.pt, Courteous Service StOll CI t :l; J r., annual short course, LAWNS liGHT GRADING ':' : j LEMONS rU ~I~£:e~SI ~;~:~~~:r~~~:~~~i. P.RUNING PLANNING ~.l!~.· WILLIAM H. PORTER, INC. j.'l:·." is the so n of Mr. and Mrs. I rvin l nea r Eastbul'll Heights. JOSEPH L. LEAHY. JR. 'j' Phone 164 East Main Street P hone :1:, SEXPECITRAL!A C Juicy Calif. James Marsey, regent., Mrs. , '1: 61601 -:- doz 15 Sunklst Newark 6·1573 __ I ..: .. ..:": .. : . . ..: .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. :~:~~~':~, ~~c:e~~:;;~Ii:~1~ ~~:::. ~": ~.:":":": ::::;~": :":.~1 Large Crisp, Wesbrn Iceberg the 50th anniversary of the It I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bridge Chapte.r last Saturday i I I -. large ~9C LETTUCE ~ heads ~ Presby- Hea~e~~ ~:~:~i:.na SPRING SA LE i Sweet, Full Podded lb. Eleanor F . Woodwatd of Lime­ FRESH CALIF. PEAS 2 i.$C h eld a piano recital for LOCAL ASPARAGUS Extra Fcy Green Ig e bch 39c last Thursday. The program 1 ears : "Out in the Swing" by Jean FRESH GOt DEN CORN u, s. 6 45c re; "Keep in Stride" by Bar­ CRISP PASCAL CELERY 2 stalks 29c ;i-,) Pyl e; "F alling Stars" by Bar­ Gregg ; duet, "The P endulum" Unico Power & Hand C Woodward and Sallie Evans; for S r nade," Bal,bara Pyle; "The "111..'" '~ 4 Z5 Barbara Gregg; duet, "The GRAPErRUIT I -V~ ( FRESH CUBAN PINEAPPLES ea 19c . !hi}l

$120.45 New Cooling . pt c •••••••••••• Tax Included w'Y T~ ~r ~--9 ~r~Pt~. 5c NEW 8-oz jar quart j;lr 8·oz jar quart jar Bri,'" nCIIl ch lIomes UNICO A-400-1 PREM. HANDMOWER '''EniDf 18c 49c 17c 4lc For Only $13,950.00 Toughest and Most Durable For Years STICI 5g Of Extra Hard Usage ~EODORA.T e RTAI3LE Lig ,I T UNA MODERN NOXZEMA, Reglllat· ...... 4,9c $28.75 Z.B.T. BABY POWDER, 10 oz ...... 43c Calif. E%~'(I ~ 8'0% c LIVING Special! un. 43 Orated SUTRA SUNTAN LOTION, 3 oz ...... 59c ~ MODEL 365 AUBURN 16" TAMPAX, 10'8 ...... 39c WILDROOT CREAM.OIL, 4, oz ...... : .... 59c Bnht Club Sparkling COpper Pipe Throughout ... SPAM, PREM Aluminum Window Sash HANDMOWER - "REAL VALUE" ~ Rack WQo l Insulation ~ OR TREET Beve.. ages quart Electric Hot Waler Heater H.I .... (urtl, f Bot 10.~ Why Pay , $18.00 BROMO- 12-0%4Ic I can '+ dep More 7 Large LIving Room- 25O sq. 1t. I::J S'~ . .' ,~ - . Three Bedroom&-large closets .. SELTZER tlaruw(\od Floers .... SPECIAL .... ~~-. J'A Id•• 1 Fancy Spanish Full IS" Out, One II. P. 4-Cycle Eng ine 50 '. 4%-0% 33C Ceramic Tile Bath, Large NIAAfeNtI"fiN" Jar Direct Wheel Drive - No Chllin ,,;< - i' Ol~_ C t,~ STUrrED OI.IVEI Modern Kilchen --.3WAW 57c '. Graded and Seeded Lot­ .. Price. Eft'eolhte Untlt 0I08111 &' ~ of. . lIay 9J, ]062. Quantity lttlrhtl RClen ed Aml esite Driveway Unico "PUp" Special Power Motor YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT THE ACM[ ilverbrook Only $75.00 Only Dr Cl0PIll (, lIt Inc. NEWARK SERVICE, INC. ~ ~~'(1!r.~Tr.'~a r'1!~F(~~C. NEWARK NEWARK. DELAWARE (OP"". ll. U. o! D. Agrlcullural [ tlJ Dia] 8171 S E1(pertmcnta l Stattonl Elkton Road Free Parking Free Delivery t~~1;; o~eg,·It,{v~n\:'e 4 Buy Defense Bonds • • • • • • • ...... 111iiiiiiiij;iiiiiiiij;~:;---iiiiiiiij;iiiiiiiij;iiiiiiiij;iiiiiiiij;iiiiiiiij;----iiiiiiiij;iiiiiiiij;iiiiiiiij;iiiiiiiij;-iiiiiiiij;.:I .~----...----,.- ..~------= F our The cwark, Delaware, Thursday, May 29, 1952 neuUy. H e can cook a superlative din· use, to take care of their rooms. to ncr, too. And every Saturday he in· help Mom around the house nnd Dad sists that his '\Vif stay in bed nn ex· in the gard n, they'll grow in mot­ THE NE\OI'tflK POST tra hour, and he takes hel' breakfast ional maturity along with their respon- How Does w:AST ~c n~I G 10 her on a tray. "She's a busy girl sibilitles. during the week-now I'll give her a It has been sid, "Habit is a cable. ______ch,!nce to relax,' he'll tell you." We woave a thread of it nch day un- Cbristian Science An Independent Newspaper "Thnt mnn was unusual." answe"cd t.l at last we cannot brenk it." ThO' Y~~~Y~~~TOR It's Kitchen ~ I a:ic Gil Publl S ~~~16E~c;:_:m;~~:s~:~e~f..e\~:r~e~~ra~\'~ro:t' Inc. one who had not before spok n. "But habits of happy homemaking should Heal? Ask for the Quiet Ont Locally and lndependently Owned and Operated if our sons a.' to grow into good home' be well leamed by boys as well as ______-=- ___ -:--...:.....-.-=-----:--:-:--.----;----- makers th y need to learn many of the girls. One way to be sure that they MANY p rSons arc asking about OW ONLY .10 I 9- For r~g:1te~'~~ia~~s~:.:'J ~~r'desrt~~in1~h;~~~· 5!~~~it~'~<;", O~g:t'eq~Ie,;!: 'small thoughfulncsses,' ns Carol put obtain a good start is to teach them, Chrisitsn Science. They would Information Phone 2·6 72 like to know more about its 1. FREDERICK MITCHELL ...... I:DITOR it, JUSt as much as Our daught rs." through example and play, some of My fl'iends were l'ight. My husba~d. ~~~se e'~~~~a l~el~ thoughfulnesses" at a healing power and why it is that Christian Science brings so -Ncwark Elcrll'ic C Entered as second class m~~~~'r M~~c';.,~~, ~il~a~~~h3, p"~~'t.mce at Newark, Delaware, to be sur, had never done anyth.ng y _y_g_._ ____ , much health, happin ss, f,·ee· dom, and serenity to the earn­ The subscription price of this paper in the United States i. $2.00 per year IN ufcty Counc il Appoinl s :~~a~~~ B:~YW~~· tC~~~i~vge ~1~~ 1~~I::Cn~~~~ est seeker. One of the best ways ADVA~?~gle cc"c:;,~~~a~ c~~~•. F~~~~n ol~ug~~~/f.;tI~~~a~?eOOto P'fhe y:::-v ~i~ to~~ANCE paring our "cooperative dinnl!rs!" I Farlll Safcty Board Let the 10 learn about Christian Science dare anyone to fry chicken better than Representatives of agl'icultural he do s or to make creamier gravy. groups - federal, private, and in­ DELAWARE is to attend ervice But he, too, is unusual! dustrial - make up a new fa"m safety A Free Lectnre • . WE WO LD lik~ Our Our neighbor's two sons have been advisory board for the Delaware COACH COMPANY .taught to cook, sew on buttons, set and State Safety Council. entitled n C.lg hbo rs lO. consider us a clear the table, wash and dry the George M . Worrilow, vice-presid ent take your childretl . f \'l ends~1.l'aln ('( 1 to rend r Newark, Delaware, Tbursday, May 29, 1952 " Chris tian Seiene dishes. And they can make a bed that of the Council i n charge of the farm to school a specia.l s nke tinder invites sle p. sa fety d ivision, met with the new A Religion of .pecJal cIrcumstance . We ,Dunnell was a charter member of Training for marriage really should committee last week. The group will ServifJt tI.. PtlhlU Confidcnce in God" bnproved Business U1is ohapler and its first tr asurer. begin early. Boys and girls ought to plan {arm safety projects thl'Oughout siflce 1864 hI< our town and we like M..'s. George R. Miller, Jr., state re- take care of their clolhes-brush the the year, but its main efforts w ill be WALTER S. SYMOND • C .. t h e people in it. and We Cited As Cause Of gent, also extended greetings and ex- 1W00ien ones, clean hatbands, wash direoted at a successful annual Farm of San Antonio, Texas ~I'.v 1.0 reflec.t this feeling pressed the appreciation to the host socks and mittens, and shine their Safet y Week. They also plan to coop­ In OUI' serVice. You can General Price Rise chapt(w for its loyal support in such shoes. They should keep fresh, order- e!'ate with the Dela ware Agricultural SUNDAY, JUNE 1st t r ust u s t.o OUI' vc r)' besl projects. Iy, sweet-sm Uing drawers for their Extension ServiCe in a fal'm accident 3:30 P.M. Led by almost I·ecord·breaking ad- Visiting chapter regents also ex· things, and they should learn ca reful survey. at all tim s, anel to k~p vanc s in pork prices, foods general!y tended the good w ishes of their chap- grooming as well as helpful homemak- I ----- DOVER HIGH SCHOOL ou r char ges within familv are headed upward, according to ters and fifty yellow rosebudS were ing habits. Some humming-birds, when divested Dover, Delawa re require m ent. . . J oseph J . McBryan, regional OPS di- pI' sented by lhe Caesar Rodney of their feathers do not exceed the rector fa.· Pennsylvania, Delaware Chapte r. .If Martha and .John ~ ea rn to handle Isize of a bee. ' Allspices of Christian Science and southern New J ersey. Special recognition was given Mrs. 'WIth cons.deratl on and to return Society 1\1ilford, Delaware WM:. J. WARWICK I President Prices of other necessities such as Harvey B . Steele, a charter member ~1~isCekl~r:w~~.~r~:. edt h~~Og~ ' :~do~:n kC~dl) .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-1 ALL ARE CORDIALLY shoes and clothing also have reversed and the fi rst recording secretary. A 1IIIII~"I11111"•• " ...... INVITED Newark Flmeral Home I a former downward trend, as reports gift. known as the fiftieth anniversary their possessions there when not in ...! :a Inc. II: II Lecture to be broad'cast over of improved business continue in gift 10 the r-:alional B uilding Fund .....~ __1 __ ~ 121 W. Park Place WDOV 1410 KilocYClles Phone 6565 ::~;~f~:;:~::1~~E;f.i~ d:; o;~; :Fl:LZ;3: :E:';;, ~;;~;~~;.;: ~li·-~~ THEATHE warnings o'f the past weeks that price IMay 1902 until the present date, brief- 2 Shows _ 7-9 p.m. , •••••••••••• Ii •• • • • • • • • • • • • i· For BILs Ill jorlllalion ~~~:~·~~tie=rean~ol~t~.~~n gno O~ i g nm o~ ; :rSh~~~~~ n:n ~n i;;! r='~~h ~~ha;~~;~ ~ Saturday ConttBUAlus from 2 PoM. I lYEW ARK, DEL, dropping ofT in any importanl cost-of- hislory. The origin al membershi p was ~fIH!UI~~"--" Sunday Mat. 2 P .M.-Evenlnr 8 P.M. : Augie Muller Poultry Market to living items. i3 but to date it is 102. I ELKTON "GOod busin ss means marc profits Mrs. David B. Eastburn, Sr., his- Friday May 30 · FRESH CHICI'ENS & EGGS and plenty of jobs," he said. "But it lorlan. paid tribute to those rcvolu- AfI'l·can Qlleen • " . CHESAPEAKE CITY also makes incv.table IllCl'eased pres- ti onary soldiers and pa<\Jriots known E~G IN· CECILTON, ~fD , sures on pl'ices and living costs. This to be buried in the H ead o[ Chl'ist- ·OM. ••.•••••••••.•...... •. • Phone 2532 Thil'd Honse From Chry lei· will not change until total eal'llings iana Ccmetery. W'V S aturday May 31 ,. Also operatcs locally Newa li . move downward. However, eal'll ings Special vocal numbers were given Delaware Tank Plant an d dUPom and total savings He increasing daily by Mrs. G. · Selby Jarmon and Mrs. Idq LUIJino. Deliveries On Saturday office building. inslead, and seem likely to go on in- John W. Milburn, accompanicd by Mrs. k 1LIJltt nhn,ilnk On Dangerolls • c:easing." R3!ph Vannoy. church ol'ganist, who IV"" tr - ---?~ G I. Open S undays Meanwhile. whole potato dealers aiso played for the entire program. rOllll{ have joined holels, restaurants. ana Mrs. Steele, and Mrs. Emma L. B o- STYLED BY HENSLEIi it • • I!! • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • food slores in CalliHg upon customers ' gart, the c.hapter's oldest member at plus 10 stl'ike back at polato racketeers by the age of 91. were first to cuI th:! Whil) WiLso1l refusing to ask [or potatoes. More fifteen pound birthday cake decOl'at- }7 · Of B II I· (Vacltum Cleaner) res aurants and hotels each day are ed [or this occasion. "-Ing , U W IIp striking potatoes from their menus, You Can't Match Sal es & Service McBryan said. H E I . F inal Cballlcr Both OPS Price Director EIU s AI'- orne ( ucatIoll Captain Video Arthur J. Johnson nail and McBryan' have commendod "SMALLER R D I Ph: ali sud! actions as an effective weapon S un.-Mo n. .Jyne 1-2 Newark, Del, against tie-i n sales and other abuses. THOUGHTFULNESSES" I Adolph Melljolt FRIG'IDAIRE ••••••••• I II McBryan said victims of such abuses Helen Gregg Green ReJrigeratorll Food Freezers ••••••••••• fear possible re prisals if they acted as The Sniper OPS witnesses in cou rt actions, but Automatic Washing Machines • "When 1 have children I intend that OPS enfo rcement aJ!ents have 17 J~r... &panj;on 11 jru~u. Smart n~D Ranges Ironers Uryerll I. C esspools ami SeJltic leaching them some of those smaLler IHuwL '39.75 ,ty /i n&. ' '19.75 Tues.-Wed. June 3-4 brough t a sllccession of legal actions thoughtIulnesses many parents over­ Prlce.lDcI.Fec.I.Tu Cornel Wilde . Water Heaters ,. TANKS CLEANED despite this difficulty. look," Carol, planning a June wed- Maureen O'Hara Kitchen Cabinets & Sinks ~I -I ding, announced, as we sat sewing fol' I.• Odorless Excavating AnywbtN D .A .R . UnIt n . ar (S her trousseau. MAINSPRING GUARANTEED I In Technicolor I Sales & Service For Guaranteed Lowest Pritt! · A "What, ~or instance, Carol ?" gentian. NEVER, !:!!:!.!! TO BREAK . 50 t h Annlversary t eyed Lynne asked. At Sword's Point NEW ARI{ ELECTRIC CO. : Call .. I "My young ones will be trained to . Head of ChrIstIana leave a 'bathroom as cl ean and 01'- Mervin S. Dale ~r~. June 5-6 173 E. Main Phone 2-6872 1: William S. Hickman ___ !derly as when they began usi ng it." J eweler Newark, Delaware - Dial 3221 1 Tribute Paid To Soldiers Of C ~ro l wa~ emphatic. Then, she added, ':.. :'.: ..: .. :.,: .. : .. : .. : .. :,.: .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. :.,: . • • .S.t .• Revolutionary War Buried In :fl\~; g~~: ; 2 J~::~~;::de;'~s b~ °an~ ~r!~e :f ~:U!s._ l' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!: Ph~~eW~~~~ ~ g~:': 41.~451545j Cemetery Of Hos t C hurc h in the a rl of rearing youngslers, I do riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiii~~~~iiiIi~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • • • • • • • • • • .. ___ know that nothing like lhis can be Before You Buy I The, flfti~lh anniversary of the aC~~;:t~~s h e: o;e~~~~~~~: ' " dandy goal, Take 7 exciting minutes to see and hear about I DIAMOND RINGS Coach s Br.dge Chapter, D.A.R. was ICarol!" a molher o( three spoke up. the enitrely new - completely different Ira C. Shellender obser ved on Satw'day afternoon, May j "My roommate in coll ege always left 24. w.th a sp~c . a l program and .tea I an unwashed basin and lub for me, if CYCLA·MATIC FRIGIDAIRE I 00 held til the h. ~ t ol'lc Head of Chl'lSI -1 she go t there firs!." plus tax FUNERAL you $49. ~an a :r~Sbytel'lan Chu"ch, Notwng- "Mine, too! That's what gave me the Its the reJrigerator have hoped for am oa. idea," Carol confessed. "Some of the HOME Phone 2-6872 for FREE information and Mrs. A .R Eastman, regent of the g irls lefl the balh"oom spotl ess. There's chapter, pres.ded and extended greet- really no excuse [or doing otherwise." trade-in appraisal. Wedding Band to Match IIlgs to the guests and m embers. I "And my children," Carol'S twin sis- Incorporated The praye.· of the afternoon was tel' added, "will learn a lot about keep­ Newark Electric Co. otTered by M.·s. Warren Lamborn. ing a house livable and attractive. 00 plus tax M.ss Mary A. E. J ohnston. a member of When I'm away J oe, my husband, $8. -e- th ohurch as well as of the chapter. hasn't the least idea of what to do." :~ ••••••••••• ~~.~ ••••••••• I extended the welcome from the " I visited in a home w here the hus­ • ClIs h or Credit 254 W. Main Street church and gave a brief sketch of the 'band was as cl ever as his wiie at thaI Newark, Delawart ChtH'Ch hislory calling atlention to the sort of lhing," I put in. "Before a din­ It's Garden Time • stamed glass memorial w indows, one ner party Tom would go through every '" 01 wh.ch was placed for Mary B. DOn- \ room, plumping piliows, straighten­ Sturdy Vegetables and FLower Plants • Phone 2·6131 nell, by the W.C.T.U. of Nowark. Mrs. ing pictures, and a rran.ging m agazines • C. LEO CLYMER In Season • AT ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • 132 EAST I\lAlN STREET MARION L. NEWTON • 5-DAY WATCH REPAm ll. T. JONES Newark 136 E. Main S t. Dial 2-0351 6-2311 • ...... ~ ...... : ANNOUNCEMENT FUNERAL* DIRECTOR .NOTICE Leon D . Buehler, r epr esentative for Carl R. Hill Real Estate, announces his removal to his new r esidence at 1905 * P HONE 2-6221 On ami after the fir t day of June A .D. 1952, all Market Strete t, Wilmington. For informabion r egarding resi­ 122 We t Main Street S late licen se f ee for the year 1952 pre dne and pay­ dential, commercia l pl'Operties, and farms, Mr. Buehler can * NEWARK, DELA WAJ!! ahle to thc S tate Tax Deparlment nt No. 84.3 King be contacted at the Hill Real Estate office, 1015 Was h ington S treet, City of Wilmington, New Cas tle County, D e la­ Street, Wilmington. Phone Wilmington 55555. '-( Idrlbt '" go to tbe bank totloy! ware, and if not paid on or before tbe 30th day of June 1952, a p e nalty of five per centum will be added. Never mind. Just drop the check in the On nil license 1Iot paid in July au additional penalty . mall to us, and your banking is done. ELECTRICAL SERVICE It's so easy. Why not look into this of ten per centulU will be added, making a total of HOUSE WIRING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING APPLIANCE 'REPAIR time-savina; way to do your banking. twenty-five per centum on all liceuse paid after tbe 173 E. Main NEWARK ELECTRIC CO. Phone 2-6872 1110nth of Augu t , ill accordance with tbe R evi ed Farmers Trust Company Code, 1935, Law of Delaware, as amended. DAVIS BURNER SERVICE TYRt: or. DELAWARE AVENUE, NEWARK, DELAWARE AUTHORIZED WAYNE DEALER Ser"ing Th;.. Communi'y Since 1856 HOWARD S. ABBOTT, OIL BURNER SALES, SERVICE, INSTALLATION iffember I. 0/ the F. D. C. State Tax Commissioner HEATERS VACUUM CLEANED DAY PHONE - NEWARK ·Z-7811 I •••••••••••••••••••••••••• I~ ______~~~~~ __ -*~ ____ ~~~~ ______~I ______N_I~G=HT~8~&~H=O=L=lD=:A~Y~8~:~N~E~W~C~A~8~T~L~E~2~~~ ______N ...ark T he Five E n gaged I Miss lean PUl'sell of Wlhninglon I MI'. and l\lrs. H oward McKnell and ~l1DDLE AGED WOMAN FOIl EN 'R - OIl hOllsc\\ork. lce-p Ill. Phorw 2·130 and. Lou Athey of Chincoteague, Va. family wl're reccnt gue. sts of !I~ be/ore 10 A.M. ~-29- I 1C wele unday guests of ~[r . an ,11'5 Mrs. Edward Udan tit K enton. D I. WAITRE 10: EXPf:llI E ' ED~'I - Social Events \Vdllace u . J ol~ns.(Jn. 1 lh:rb.Oll l'lghbol"S Ph . l llnnl'~:!tl:=: MI'. and MI·s. ~;; D. Cobb of West --- , , ~~~h . O\~~l e P~.?x?~~CT~~ . r~~ . ~~r~ll , , ' ", ('JI'('L1',S l\ 11~ l'; T N ewly w e d s lila. ' in Slreet Ie;. 01 Tu sday for I LICENSE APPLICA1l0N He'Nvc 13ldy., ~ttlnc , c. Inell· ov;n tu m ed this week aHcr a ten day vaca - The Lloyd Ghlldren BASKJo::T FACTORY. SMALL CA PIT L. laet. sellings as wcll ~ thel!' food. t.ion in New York C ity where tlhey 'ii:fdl;~\~£r~~ busIness Will. J . 13~~~;~~1.; Pelrel,' No.2 wIth ~[ISS Mac Gibson visited Mr. GeLa,:s parnts and MI'. I' karl('1' mel'ls at the home o [ the Getaz, J r. abt. oded sessions of GenCl'al 5 ROOM COTTAGE WITH GAHAGE. 1717 'adr . Acaclt'my Apa l' rnenis at 8 p :m . l\1ontgomct·y RoaP, WiU ow Run, VIII­ Ass mbly held dur ing this t une by mlnglon. ~ I IO . APllly nl oddl'""'. 5-22- IIC r.l'!lt':O: usc entrance from ACddelny W, e P resbyterian Churoh. Mrs. Mabe l CLASSIFIED NICELY r UHN TSHED ROO ~ I . INGLE MacDonald. Mrs. Getaz mother, w h and double for refined b lbll\eSb coupl!! S!~~~'le Nu. ;1 with Mrs. L ester Bccl's Il'aS 'been spenrlir)g someti me in the only. P rivate horne, 64 Eu;o. t D cl.t\\ ~ Il e ADVS. A venue. 5-211 · ~tp I",IIler me ts wilh thc leader, 49 IG etaz h me is now on 3n "xtended ~ells A\,cnut' at 8 p.m. Mrs. Merle 'aca Ll on which will be spent with hpr ------­ FOR SEASON TO AUGUST I~ . 1902. Small T3ylor is o-hostess. o:npr t hree da.; ghters. cottage a l Red PO int , o\'.!I'loukilht Situation Wanted Chesapeake: (ul'nis hcd : 6 cots, Clectc' Circle N,). 4 with Mrs. Sall y Car ter -0- R c f. lights and cooking. 1.2 ' "l n le ln.J­ tlOna l" sail boat. Head y £01' OCCllP dllC~ . I der mcets at th ; RIcha rd s. Capital Trail ,at 8o·clock. St.reel left on Wednesday morning for 4563 . 5-29-2Ic Mrs. Janc Holloway is co-hostess. a vacation of sevel'al days in wake­ RELIABLE YOU NG WO MAN FOR BA BY For Sale CIrc le No.5 with Mrs .. Russell Bo ~ ­ fi eld, Mass. whel'e t hey will vis it Mr3. sitting. Phone Newark 2-6392 . 5-29-210 LOTS IN 'rHE WOODS NEAR ~ OO C H S ney as leader mcets WIth Mrs. WIl­ Ha lJ 's sister. Mrs. Agnes Strahor n, Easy terms. Wm. J . Barnard. Phone liam De Long. 66 Sunset Road at 8 and da ughrt.ers. Help Wanted 2- 6341. 12-20-lf< o·c1ock. - 0 - YOUNG MAN TO LEARN MOTOR RE- BUICK COlTPE $75 .00 cheap transpol'la- • '1Illler.ol Home Circle No.6, with Mrs. Robert T . Mr. a nd MI·s. E. J . H elm breck a nd wind in g and electrical wor k Pho n4e- 224-~ 7t£c.67 1 l io n . Wm. J . B arna rd. P hone 24-· 6341.10-l lC Joncs as leader meets al 2 o'clock wilh Mrs. George Ban' w ill spend the h oli- 36" BAND SAW . COMPLETE SAW MILL- ~Irs. Charles Troy, Elkton Road. Co- days at York Beach. Maine. L~~~e~R~o~~'~ ~~~~~\~ . p ~tXfo~ ~~ ;. ~~g4 /e ~ml'if' B~~ :;~r r od rig. ~ It ?!}~ hostess IS lVI I's. Paul Hodgson. . --0- In your home. W ill deli ver and call for Circlc No. 7 with Mrs. J"hn HII­ M I' . and Mrs. J ohn Spauld ing and orelh as lea der m ets with the leader MI'. a nd Mrs. John FI'ancis McCam­ M iss McCambridge attended Sidwell ~~ ; ~ in~~~~ilW~:'a'~va;.':, s iery M iII ~: ll~;1c D ~r~1 0C::~ "},~ 0~~ lil k(t~~,0~6~~J ~~~\b~ I~~~~ children of Kingha m, M·ass. arc visit- 6 & 7 P.M. Watki ns (Applcton) 5-29- ltc bridge of C hevy C hase, Maryla nd. F riends School in Washington a nd is JI her h0mc, 102 B nt Lane, at 1 p .m . ing at lhe home of Mrs. Spau ldi ng's M ~~ ~'~~~esC~:; ~~ t~;,~JsR I~yU Ta~p~~: SMALL AMOUNT OF TIMOT HY HAY tor a covered di sh luncheon. . PofTenbCl'ger Studios have a nnounced the en·gal[ement of ent "i ng her last year at H olton Arms J unior Coll ege. Ci l'cle No.8 wi lh Mrs. Edward GlI1- Mr . a nd Mrs. E. M. Sellpanen t.heir daug htel', Miss 'Nancy McCam- 6~ .I~~:~~d D~ a~ ~cl M rs. George Ba kel', ~rl' ! l. a~~?; ~ .25,le~~r~~;~eks . pI~I~~,eto \~W :;~ : r\~~el~LJ6a '';; n : I ~01l~ M~ I\~0~1k l~;-~ :pp~ ~: MI' . Levis grad l.l aled f!"O m Mt. H er­ -0- 3_8412. 5-29-31c ton). 5-29-llc Iher as leadcr meets at the home of The marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin bridge, to MI'. Wils n Cannon Levis, lhe Irader, 121 West Main Street, at mon School, Mt. H ermon. Mass.. and M I' . a ncl Mrs. P a~ 11 D. Lovet.t of Old FULL FASHION·ED SEAM ERS. PH ONE CUT PEONIES $1.00 by doz. Pink-Red- M. Seppanen took place on Saturday, Son o[ Mr. and Mrs. Robent Ca rtel' will enter illis seniOr year at the Uni­ B p.m. Oa k Road, Mrs. Ro bert J . Davis and ~~~ r e de Grace. 600, Havre de 5 ~ ~~~~C While Phone 6338. 5-22-2tc Alpri l 26, in the Newark Methodist L evis of West Mai n S tr eet. versity of D eliaware. Ch urch. BLU E HENS C LUB G UESTS , ~~nq~ e~~bw:I~ed g~~~ :;~rM~s:d I~:' I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ IP~~L~O ~ ~S . ;~,~ S . ~~ s ~;~O~,ab~:' ~~~~s Mrs.' Seppanen will be r emembered to su it your needs . Catalogs a nd ) ~sts as Miss Mary Bonnie George, daugh ­ home of Mrs. H el-bel·t Dorn. 618 Acad­ MI'. and M rs. D. P eter D )'(~bec k of F r.a nk J ones, L ewes o n S atu rday. MI' sent on reques t . Call, phone 01' W!'I te, OF DORTS J A RMON emy Str et. G d leI' of M r. Wa llace M. George and t hc Syracuse N. Y., announce lhe birth of a nd Mrs. Paul D. Lo vett, Jr. a nd sons 00 ~4tv\~ ~ ik~~~:, e~dl6 Bow Stre e '5~ ~~6;~ Subject for discu sion this month a daug hter, Karen on May '13, The Bille Hen 4-H C lub m et on May late MI-s. Florence R. H olmes GeOl·ge. 52. of Wilmington, N. C .• were also g uests 11 0 ILETs.- AME RI CAN STAN DARD CA- 20, at Ihe h me of Doris J armon. E lk­ w ill be "Care of the Skin" which will - 0 - be led by Mr·s. Josie Bensin ger and of ·Mr. an d Ml's. J ones. Jobs Open del. Close-coupted tank & bowl SIIllU- Ion Road . wilh the president, Edward LANDENBER G 4 -H 1MI'. A lford F eay of L ejeune, N. C. is -0- lated one- piece appearance. \¥ h lte Slaco Wil so n, conducting the business ses- Mrs. Mart,in McD noug h. a g uest of MI'. and Mrs. Wall ace G. M ... and Mrs. Wm. Gray and sons 1~\ ~~~IlI~lr~~t:3~hgl;e~50~in g ;~~'9_ t~~ sion. . MEETI NG JUN E 13 Johnson. of Bridgeville w ere weekend g uests OL MAILERS ------~_ Short COlll'se to be held at the Unl- Nex t m eeting o f t he Landenberg 4-H :....0- of MI'. a nd MI·s. Wm. C. Chalmers, TO :\.. ~ SPR1NGE.R SPANIEL PlTPPIES Black Mrs. James L. Nichols of O rchard West De lawar A venue. i, : ~~ . While , Pedig reed. Phone 64 1 ~~2~:~~'1; vrsity o[ Delaware from J U I ~e 15 C lu,b will be he ld a t the home ()f until June 18 was di scussed and It was Ruthann Akermann Ln Landenberg on. PERSONALS Road will Sl end the holidays w ith here sister. Miss Na n Wilson in Wash­ ---{)- IMACHINISTS CHOICE RESTR ICTED BLDG . LOTS 130 I'oted 10 pay half of expen ses of any J une 13W1 at 2 P .M. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hardy and Mrs. W. Harry Dawson, attended the I x 150 ChestnuL Hili Road . hOllc 2-B661. ington, D. C. F rida y sessLons of the As- 5-29-4lP club member attending. Mary Waller, Miss Mayme E. L ovelace, H ome daughter J oanne of Tanglewood Lane General Sandl"l Calhoun. Carolyn Jones and Economics I nstructor from West Ches- will go to N ew Haven. Conn. to b r ing -0- sem bly, P resbyter ian ChUl-ch, U.S. A. SAWYERS TOILET SEATS & LIDS Stuco Whl ie $5 .00 Mrs. C. M. Linden, o[ Townsen:i Sylvia Fie ld are planning to go.. tel', instructed the girls in t he use of their son Richard home for the sum­ in New York last Ft'iday. S he v is l1.ed ~' l lO~e 4~~tes. 151 Easl Mai n 5 ~i~:J~~ I Road has returned home after a two ew ing Pl'oj ct schools WIll cont.lIl ue patterns at Thursday's m eeting, h eld mel'. Ri chard is a student at Yale. w ilh M I'. and MI·s. Willia m H . 1 : PLYMOUTH COUPE R. & H . GOOD weeks visit with her parents. MI'. and D~t MACHINE 1931 to be held on each Tuesday a fternoon a t the home of Ellse F ilipi. Foul'te.en -0- 5011 , J r. at R idgewood, K . J. over .., le rU nning. condition. Ca ll 2-0B52 9 A.M. I Mrs. Oscar Kincaid, Minnejl polis, lncl. I al the home of Sy lV Ia F ield, 19 Thomp - members a,ttencled and arranged WIth MI'. and Mrs. R. Rockwell , West weekend. OPERATORS-male to B P.M. 5-29-ltp -0- son Circle, Newark. Circular or their leadel's, MI·s. Wi lson Akerman Main sailed Wednesday on the Q uecn - 0 - BUTTERFLY BUSHES. SPIREA. F'LOW - Miss Ma ry E. Wright. Ol'chard R oad, dirndle skirts are now reading eX- I and Mrs. Gel'hard F il ipi. t.o pUI-chase JIlary for a several weeks trip abroad. M l'. a nd M rs. J ohn R . Fade l', o ( Not- TIME STUDY MEN I ~; ~ :;:l1lia~tl~l ceEV:l:g~~::~s, c~~~~ ~D~~:'s: __ --~-- .-I. periment with the childl'en's cooper - fifly yards of g reen and white seer- T hey w il l visit. Engla nd, France, lla ly. has retumed home from a vis it w ith ling ha m Road spent seveml days th.is Al l Reasollablc priced. Sandy Brae Nu r - her sister Ml"S. B. "T. P roud al New I alion to determ ine w hich t.ype of sucker r equired to complete t heir 4-H' S w itzerla nd and Belgium. ~:~t.. ~e ~a;':~b~ ~:~~~.Edwnr d-l'h O mp - TYPISTS _ series. Ott Chapel Road. Phone 5 ~iJ~~;~ prtnl is asiest to read for future 4-H suits. - 0- Bedford. Mass. pamph lets. . Mrs. Akerman a ddressed t he girls Mr. and Mrs. Willard De C. Crater, - 0- I -0- h~~~e~ ~~~L~x c~t?e~r ~~,~~tiO;r; A ~5~~1. Miss Ruth P earce, State Clotlh m g on good g rooming and advi,,,d the J r. o[ Wl8shinglon, D. C. were recent Executive members of thc J . A. Mrs. J . L . Nichols of Omhard Road GENERAL OFFICE ~ ~.h or;{e 4~~te s. ~ 5 1 East Main 5~i~~?I~ Speci alist, gave the girl s point.ers on gl"O llP wi Ll be checked on th is at each g uests o[ Mr. ancl Mrs. Crater, Sr. o[ O'Danie l Un il No. 10 will attend A gave a sh ower a l h e> )',om" recently I how to judge clothing and w hat Judges session. a nd g iven booklets ~o guide Orchard Road. want in a blue ribbon garment. them. ---{)_ ~~e: :' ;!n °ie~i:~ : ~: ~~ ~i: l . y~I~~t G :~~e~ to ~ Ono l ' Miss Judy Baynal·d. a teach- WORKERS 11,LI:~~ {~F~~~re 't¥~ ~~ &He~:~8~~~~ AI er the meebing games were play- Carol P owers, a new m em ber, of- Mrs. '1'. A. Bakel' of Orchard Road town on Monday evening, J'une 2. er In t he local· school. lM'iss Baynard's A pply Employ ment Offic e ed and refreshments served by Doris Cered t.h e girls the facilities of her pal-- I is spending some lime w ith he r SOI.'­ -0- marriage will ta ke p lace in J une. i .RIre~~·w ~~ N$~~~F§~0:~~D~~,,:,3. $~r.~o~ Jalmon :nd Edward Wilson. en Ls' beach property for theIr annual in-law a nd daugh ter, MI'. a nd MIS. Mc. and Mrs. R ussell L. Hardy t) f ' - 0- C t" tiD" d I J . M. Si ngles. 151 East Main ~ I :·"" ' . Tanglewood Lane, entertained gUeSI:S' M rs. Rober t H . Lucas and mO lhel'. lam~n I Phone 450 1. "-•.H ic picnic. Robert M. Gochring at WaJlaston, on Inen a - COOK-OUT AND J anet Nichol lead the si nging and Mass. f!'Om New Yor k recently. MI'. ancl Mrs. lVII'S. Mary L asch, of Chevy Chase, F"lbre Company r MO DERN EASY CHAIR- 2 slulred eush- Natalia Bohdan lead the game3, fol- MI'. and Mrs. Goehring a nno unce Hordy and g uests had all been to- Md. have beelll the r ecent g u ests of ions. Phone 2-0432. 5-29- t lc CO RT OF A WAR DS lowing which refreshments werc serV - the b irth of a son all May 23, the ~~~~~ r~n the lrip to Guatema la last 01'. and M rs. Rober t H . Duenner, Old N ewa rk, Dela w a r e B~~'~II~. ~ Dc a~~~;:' . P~~et.,';l~~~~ . C~ I~:'~ )lembcrs of Gkl Scout T roop No. J ed by the hostess. lJaby h as been named DaVId }:o l - m~n . -c-- Oa k Road. 6-19n. 5-2H- ltp wl11 ho ld a cook -ou t and court of ------The Goehrings h3ve o ne ol.her Ch Ild, - M . 'VATO [ES fNGERSOLL FULL SWEEP IE~~~~~~ awards on Monday evening, 'June 2. J UNE 7, JAMBOREE a son, Edward. Mrs. J ohn C. R ed, of E<1st a m , ------second hand. unbreakable crystal shock at 630 al W,e home o f Mrs. Robert SCH OOL a ~l~ ~i:t ~~ I ;~)%,d ~~ g a few days at At- P l'~~; l S~~~n p~~ ~ La x. J. M. Sln g ;:~9_ 1 ~~ Gore. Paper MIll Road C HRISTI ANA , The m nthly : : ng of 1'1 e J A Mrs G T Borchcrdt. GIrl Scout Mrs R Ichard L oose of Bear Road' l ' I Unl No 10 WIll be held J une --{)- F liSt Th -ft Lead SOY BEANS "WI LSO N BLACK QUEEN- DIsII'lct Chall man WJlI talk Chall man of t.h e Ways a nd Means a Dan et t Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Sutton o.f Miami, I 0 OW a mar rl eel" Phone 8026. 5-20-1 c An aIVa l-d, the CUlveJ Bar, th commIttee of the ChrIstI ana-Sa lem 9 'l'hele WI ll be a c vered cl lsh sup- Florida have bcen visiting MI-. and 4 liIIALE P EKINGESE .Roberl Gal'rctt. hIghest honor a gil l scout can I C- I PTA has annour,ced that June 7 has per sel vecl at 630 Mrs. Wm. S. Ham il ton of K ell s Ave. near Cooch's B ridg e, Phone 2-~~~~'_2t c cetve WI ll be gIven to Carol MOOle been chosen as thc date for the an- ______

'1~:~~r~"~:celvl11g First Class Awards nU: I nJe~~~ ~~~re this yea r WIll be a r,-:"!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ wltl be: Peggy Borcherdt, P eggy cold p latter dinner served in the Young. Susan H andlorT. Barbara J ack- school a ud itorium, serving will start The Best Is At FISHlNG RODS- TRUE TEMPER GLASS ~~~~ C~~~.~e~o:~'~, ~ ~;~~i~;h:U~:I~~~' ~tR~:~r~;. fea tures such as the c?ke Rhodes' Rods $4 .95 wi th Ocean City Heel, $2 .95 table, se ,P-I score o( 47 1/ 2 points. ~v~;;nf~g h~ebrl~~e a~~iS~~:y;~~O~~~ni:~ T om Baker, Newark High School Newark was unable to p lay last Sun- sound as a silver dollar," Passmore The Stanton track has increased its few of th many sal'S oi th~~e j'JSI • co~~I;: ~/~~l~~~~t i::~~ ~ : 1~~et:Oc~ in the Delaware interscholastic track hurler, pitched his second no-hit game ~~~~:as~: e~ : ~;~seL e:t~~efa~,: u:~ said. H annibal's n ext stakes engage­ stak s prog ram again this season, cent seasons engaged. Other~ i~~~'J~ fi rst place in the Shot Put with a toss and fi Id meet. of the seasan last week as the .Yellow- 'Th ' F 'd ment will be in Delaware P ark's boOsilng the added money for 14 Spartan Valor, s'mation of the' ~ o f 46' 6"; Dave P almer in the Broad Th Yellowjacket senior was clock- jackets defeated Claymont HIgh, 7-0, ing, I~ e~~ r~' wl\~i~m~~~~ ~? ~~~~~ $25,000 K ent Sta kes, to be run Satur­ stakes to $2,40,000" cO~IPared to $235,: handicap di ision; Blup Man. no',. I :! J ump with a leap of 19' 9 3/S"; Dave ed in 9.9 for the 100, erasing the prev- in a game played on the losers' home game beginning 10:30 a .m. Elkton is day, June 14 , over jJle mile and a six­ 000 last yeal. Thel e al e 14 stakes, foUl d the three-yeal'-old of the hour, ra" teenth distance, his trainer said. Pass­ Hurm with a third in the Shot Put ious record of 10. 1 whiCh he shared diamond. currently leading the league with ?f them steeplechases, a.nd, the nom- Ucularly with DerbY-\\,innln" P;. and a tie for s cond in the High with Gary Scott of P . S. DuP ont. In the opening game of the season, three victories and no defeats. more blamed the colt's poor showing mallons show that. AmerJ~ a s most fa- Gail siedlined; the a lu mct ace·a . H~1 J ump; Ralph Dann with a fifth in the In winning the 220-yard dash in 22.6 'Bakel' hur led a no-hitter in winning in the WiUlers on the fact that the mous s!J.;bles, tramers, Jockeys a nd a stakes nominee at Dclaware b:'·$ 100-ya rd dash; second p lace in the seconds, Blaney wiped out the oldest from Kennett Square High School. Bob by Hock will be on the mound horse h ad a hard 30-hour t rain trip horses WIll be on hand. Co untmg all not expected back in compe iliOn t J Mile R elay team event. record of t he annual me~t. Robert Bunny Blaney led the seven-hit at- for Newark while Nelson K ing will from L ouisville, and that he w as un­ the overnIght events, ~r purses, along fore the £a III ; BaLtiC-field, Alenbe­ Schulre, Claymont, held the previous tack by the Newark Club on the of- pilch for the Elkton team. King w as able to ,get a work into him since h e w ith tile stakes, well 111 excess of one One Hit t I' Count Dcl' h ed Blaney outsped five other flnalists record of 22.7 which he set i n 1932. fe rings of the losIng Claymont hurler pitching Class A baU when h e 'Was arrived only fO llr days prior to the million dollars will be shared by Next Mo;e, pr i~ a te , Igo~ e B U~~ in the 100-yard dash to fl nish in 9.9 Many of the spectators w ho came 'with a pair of h its in three attempts. called Into the service and so far is race. horsemen durIng the m eetilng. . Jampol, Charlie McAdam, ~1 ast I' F ' seconds and thereby erase the prev­ to Newark on Saturday to see the The box score: undefeated in leag ue play. Hock was Fracas In Delaware Stake The 14 stak es attr acted 976 noml?- die, Armageddon. Thl' C Ring, J ~. ious record of 10.1 which he held in local sprinter match strides with the Ne)Vark ~::s:~~tor in his only start so far this E. B . Schley's F racas, recent win­ aUons and among them are five , 1901 Crooning Wi nd, Greek Ship, R Cpet<)j~ conjunction with Gary Scott of P . S. n er of the Belmont Park leg of t'he Tea-Maker, Woodchuck, ~ DuPont, sel during last year's m eet. highly regarded Don Mitchell of Sea- ab rho a George J enkins and Waller H atz Spring Maiden Steeplech ase, will b e two, and one each from the Christiana P int r, Cinda. Pilaster. Don' Mitchell, lanky Seaford Sprint­ ford were disappoin,ted when the Seydell, If 4 0 1 1 0 Han~ibal , r~ a re currenUy leading the local club seen under colors during the coming Stable, Mrs, Esther duPont W eir, and Salonga, WIse Scholal', .Home '~lad er w ho was undefeated this seaSOn in down state speedster failed to quali- Spar ks, 3b 4 1 I 0 2 in 'hilling with identical marks of Delaware P ark meeting opening May Stanley C . Mikell. Sky Ship, Landmark, P arading Lad; the 100 and 220-yard events, furnish­ fy in that event. . ' B laney, cf 3 2 2 2 0 .600.J enkins has four extra-base hits, Mitchell won the openmg t ... al heat Bramble c 4 1 I 5 0 29. The son of Mehemet Ali defeated Elkridge Missed At Delaware Crafty Admiral, Guillotine, Motl;. ed lhe chief opposition for the Newark two home runs and two doubles, while w ith the g reatest of ease as he coast- Tho rpe, 'rf 4 0 1 0 Mrs. Esther duPont Weir's Golden K e n Mi.Iler's great jumper Elkridge, ~~~.e and many other stakes campaign. sprinter but, after leading for the first Hatz has one roundtriper a nd one ed home in front by ' IO yards, but the Hurm Ib 3 I 1 0 Furl~ng, another Spring Maiden entry, w hiCh finally was reUred last year at 50 yards, gave way to t he finish ing two-base hit. Billy Woodward is in Mct that he covered the distance in Cl eav~r ss 3 0 3 by a lmost two lengths. The race is a the age of 13 with the title of world The officers of the Stanton track_ drive at the winner . the third spot with a !nark of 444 . the slow time of 24.6 seconds elimin- Lawson' 2b 1 0 1 three-ply e~en t , ~or ma idens at the champion money winner of the steeple­ P resident Donald P. Ross, Vice,Pre!:. In covening the 220 yards in 22.6 ated him from the fina ls. The judges, Carsweil, 2b 0 0 I League Standing tIme of closmg, WIth the Delaware leg chase sport, will be missed by Dela- dent and T reasurer J . Simpson D;,a, seconds, Blaney erased the oldest mark in!/lead of selecting heat winners, Baker, p 0 0 I W L down for decision on June 24. The ware Park fans during the m eeting Vice -President and General Manag;, on the record books of t he annual I picked the six entries with the fastest Total 27 7 21 a4 Elkton t hird in the series will be run at opening May 29. It was at the Stanton Bryan FIeld- and their a sociales and event. The previous record of 22.7 qualiiying times for the finals. Hickory Aqueduct on July 10. track th at the gallant old campa ig ne l' seconds set by Robert Schuler of Clay­ Claymont depal'tm ntal heads look fOloward W In the l aO-yard dash. Mitchell broke ~:ewa rk Like Mother LIJ<.e Daughter? set a r ecord never equalled by any h 0 a a splendid meeting with good realO~ mont had w ithstood all a ttempts to fast to lead Blaney for the first ~O ab r Havre de Grace A daughter of Miss Kimo, winner of other American horse-that of win­ o 0 7 They take into consideration tile g~r.. lower it since 1932. yards of the race, but the Newark boy Marge, p 2 0 Aberdeen Delaware Park'S Polly brummond ning the same stak e five times. "Elk y" o 0 3 era.1 upward trend or the sport aroun1 Once more, Mitchell had been count­ caught h im at that point and won by Royal ,c 1 0 Chesapeake Stakes in 1946, will attempt to emul- captured the Indian R iver 'Chase in the cou ntry, increases in Oclall'm ed on to furnish the Newark boy with three or four feet. There a re many Hmeman, c 3 0 o 7 3 I 0 BaUlng Averages a te the feat of her mother at the com- 1942, '45, '48, '49 and '50. Last year, h e P ark 's sta kes program and purse dis. the fastest competition but did not who claim that the 220 is the Sealord L ong, cf 2 0 o AB R H-BA ing Delaware meeting, opening May was second to Crooning Wind. The tr~bution, the high quality of stak~ reach hl'i fln a ls of the event. The o 11 0 boy's best race, however, and still N e'~ton, Ib 2 0 J enkins 10 3 6-.600 29. Miss Kimo was owned by the late Mi ller mar vel also won Delaware's nomina trion and the time and monel finalists were selected on the b asis o 0 1 bel.ie"e that he can beat Blaney at We ll', 2b 2 0 Hatz 10 3 6-.600 William G. H elis, and his son, Wi!- Georgetown 'Chase in '49 and '50, but spent by the non-prOfit track Ul mak! of t'h e best ti mes in ' t he trials and that distance. Both will probably be Seagra's, 3b 3 0 o 0 1 Woodward 9 4-.444 liam, J r ., has named Miss Sandra, by w as fourth in '51. additions or improvements \\,herefU a lt hough Mitchell won h is h eat he ran on hand a t the State Meet to be held Renz, ss I 0 o 0 Hoch 1-.200 Cosmic Bomb, for the five furlong Seeks Delaware Park Record possible. T he number of electrlc,l ill in the comparatively slow time of at Baynard Stadium in Wilmington on Ebright, ss 0 o Ford I 1- .200 dash for fiJ'l ies on June 7. Ogden Phipps' Busanda has a chance daily double mach in s available' tlus 24 .6 seconds. June 7. Duffy, rf 0 o 1 0 0 0 Cataldi 0 1- .125 Delaware Well ReP'resented to become the first two-time winner year has b een increased to 46 and ~\ ! Charlie Smith, former UniverSity MUI'phy, 11 0 o Two other re cords were erased dur ­ o 21 17 Brown 10 0 1-.100 A Delawarean could w ell win D ela - of D elaware P ark's $50,000 added New "consolation" double has been adopt. ing the day's competition. Bob Ptak, of Delaware a thlete and coach of th e Totals 20 0 I Schaen 9 0 1- .111 ware Park's $10,000 added Polly Drum- Castle H andicap-one of the world's ed . The New J ersey Turnpike and Wi lmington H igh School high jumper, Seaford sprintJer, was one of the two Weldon II 0 1-.090 mond Stakes for Ilwo-year-old fillies r ichest races for fillies and m ares-to Delawar e Memorial BI'idge hm l eaped 6' 7 IS" to set a new mark in most dIsappointed persons , on the fast enough to qualify Ogden I 0 0-.000 on June 7. Among the entrants are a be run closing day of the May 29-,July field Saturday w hen It was announc- The lanky Seaford sprinter is im­ brought Delaware P ark much clo!/! iJh at event. The previous mal'k was Laws 2 0 0-.000 total of eight from five Delaware rac- 5 m eeting. By r epeating h er 1951 t ri­ ed that Mitchell had failed to qualify. I pressive b ecause of the ease with h eld by Jim F loyd of P . S. DuPont Miller 3 0 0-.000 ing establishments. They are Brandy- owner the first to win the race twice. to many racing devot es who had n

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14 ft. Sea Quee", Popillar Itad" oj IN_Troia ft#1I. ( ~ Mercury Motors - Flectcl'aft and Trojan Boals ell ..", .. and Old.lDebn. Roberts Kit Boats ~ Haggerty Sea Shells "Wher. Friend. Meec'· 12 and 14, Sport man - 14 ft. Angler These Are The Most Desir~ble Routes AND 12·14-16 ft. Sea Queen To Plasli·Craft Boats DELAWARE PARK Boat Trailers Outboard Part , Repairs, am) Service - Daily Double Closes 1:45 P.M. - Open. Evenings Phone 6.2328 The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, May 29, 1952 Seven 1~17k ellh S 'outs Drinking Drivers HeltI Responsible For Company present. It was voted to try last week to the Flower Hospital, Itablishing new churches. Iserved as Pen tal' st ~cL fot' AlJulial to meet every year. Newa\·k. , Th' June meeting o( th W hit Clay duy of tlw Chrlstinn Alnlost Half Of Nation's Traffic Fataliti s Mrs, W. Floyd Jackson, Polly Mrs. Whitemun is convalescing Cl'cek Fellowship will me t at thl' They All May Be Ill''' will ue 01 j',dUllOhile Dcrhy Drummond Road, sung a solo, "Col­ (l'om a broken arm and br ken ribs, Ihom e of Miss Elizabeth Brown on I theme of the pastol'al nH'ssagc. umbia the J em of the Ocean" and injuries l'ecei cd in a fall. Tlwsdny, June 2nd at 8'00 p.m. lIen- Uoml'eollllut( UUy Drinking drivel'S arc a fa I' great r More than 6,000 drivers involved in I d In the singing of the "Star Spangl­ Ml·S. Alice Appleby, sister of Mrs. riett.a Brown will have eharge of D - Homecoming Day will cel!'bl'at- menace to safety on stre ts and high­ fatal accidents in 1949 had been drink­ u" Third l\Jclno rilll Du" lassie Cd Bunller" in the Assembly Program malley, Harmony Road, is also volions. Ruth Murray will hav!' cd nt White Cia)' Church on thl' last ways than official records disclose, the ing, Mr, BoaLe said. In addition, 2,000 ~ l ary Will He Held On Fl'Iday at Newal'k Hig h School, last W d­ a guest at the Flower Hospital. charge of the Program. The Refresh- Sunday In Junt', June 29, with mol'll- Association of Casualty and Surety pedestrians met death in traffic while nesday (May 281. The following teachers and assist- ment ommiU"" consists of Elizabeth ing and aft!'l'Iloon services. Rev, Wll­ .Hl p nlU()J1 On Academy St. Companies declared today in calling in an a lcomolic haze. However, th se This program, sponsored by the ants on the starr of the Vacation Bl'Own, Romayn\! McCormick, Nancy lard Purdy, ynodical 1\10dcrator, will fOl' a concerted public demand that omcial figul'es do n t reflect fully the Auxiliary of J . Allison O'Daniel P ost School f White Clay 'hurcll, attend- Brown. . spt'a kin the aft m oon. 1""'ll It.'l·1l dl'ns ur ub Uley be put "in the spotlight a nd on the ~C'war k growing menace of drinking-and-driv­ No. 10 American Legion of Newark, ed the sessions of the Church School Final plans will be made at thiS ,'Oll' Will Ink.' part In the third spot" as one of the major causes of in­ ing accidents, h e declared, for in one dramatized the pl'oper respect ior the Skill Shop held at First and ntral me tlOg fo r the annual Chicken Salad I ------onl pushnll'b: le Del'uy to be h el~ l cr ased fatalities and injuries in traf­ state a lone last year 49 percent of fatal Flag. Rev. James H. Bishop served fic accidents in recent years, Chucrh, Wilmington, last Thursday: Platter Supper which will be h eld a t BLANCHE MAE EVERETT f rl d.,. ,,(tel'Ooon under the SpOnS?I­ rural accidents involved a drinking as narrator. s1llP " ,work lllcrchants and service Mrs. Thomas Davis, Mrs. MiLlel' the church on Saturday, June 14' 1 ,:r Uninhibited drll1king drivers were driver, and in 31 percent of accidents Roseville Park Branch Lib'l'ary Darr II, Mrs .Frank Buttel'worth, Mrs. Elizabeth Benson, Allee Hammell, and Slip Covers, Drapes and n e ullbol s l erL~ li nked directly to the big r ise in deaths involving injuries the driver h ad been At the home of Mrs. Charles Ray­ Manlove McMullan, MJ's. J ames Bis- Mat'gar t J ohnston are General EstLma tes free with or without material cl~l> ~WjJ _blOCk sC'ction of lower Acad- o nd injuries caused by speeding in 1950 drinking, mond ,Laurel Avenue. H ours: Tues­ hop. Chall'men. Newark, De.I , Route l--Ogletowo Road Stl'eet will lle closed orr by New­ and 19M, by Thom as N . Boa.te, public day - 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Saturday - Mr. Raym nd Lind 11, local Chair- Next Sunday, June 1. Will be ob- Pbone: Newark 64 0 ~ :~: police to HC C modate . the r un­ 10:00 A.M. \.0 Noon. ning ,( the deruy which 1V11l. g t un­ Capitol 1 'rail News man of the Building Fund Campaign, ~a::~~ lt~ir:~~ r s~;e tt:ec:~:~~~~n M~~ Wh ite Clay Creek presided at a brief Congregational derway at I p.m. n ~ernor~a l Day. Boate declared that nearly half of the Presbyterian Church Bill J)annl'rholl r, thiS. year s derby Meeting follo\~ ing morning church traffic fa talities and injuries at night MarjorIe M, Bishop, Correspondent Mrs. Fl'ank Whiteman, oldest liv­ sel'vice, last Sunday. It was voted to NO WAITING NOW cha lnnnn, announced thJs week ihat and on week-ends were caused by Phone 6318 ing membel' of White Clay Church, make evel'y efrort to meet the quota a lOtal lIf 36 heats will be run du.r­ ONE DAY RAD IO REP AIR SERVICE drinke rs w ho insisted on driving and was moved fl'om Memorial H ospital assigned to this church to aid in es- nl g the afternoon, Three cal'S Will ra~l' in eHe h heat both for speed and stepped too heavily on the acceleraU>r. Mrs. Charles Raymond, Roseville -======~ I NEWARK ELECTRIC CO. Dill I 2-6872 (or distanc . Len,:tlh of the steep run phanA ecollisiond 11 young last childrNovembeen whoser that par-or- MarshaPark, enlltontel'ta Schoined olthe on facultyTuesday of ethve-e Q!) ~~1~7~"': 3 ~E~' ~M~a~In~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ haS bl'l'lI set at about 800 feet ~v llli e ents were killed when their car was ning, May 20. The teachers, t ogether the di'WIlCl' r un Will approxlmate struck 'by another automObile occupied' with ,theil' husbands end wives, gath- SKOLD SERVICES 1200 fee'. by teen-agers who had b een drinking, ered here for the main course of a Derby ofTicials stated that t here will .was cited by Mr. Boale as an example progressiV e dinner. l'he salad course be a total of 12 cal'S participating In of the multiple-death accidents that are was served a t the home of Mrs. Edith Licensed Plumbing and Automatic Heating this year's aITair as compared w llh ,frequently caused by drinking-and-, Patterson, Corner K etch. only seven entries l ast yea~ ' .. driving. In an accid~n.t on Long ISland' l M l'S. Miller Darrell, Kit'kwood High­ Water Pumps Contracting Following is the !lst of ofl lclals who a few w eeks. earlle r, h e, said, ft~e way, returned hume last week from Conversion Oil Burners will be on hand to supervise the run­ youths were IIlstantly killed Whlle l Atlanta Geol'gia, after an e xtended nin g of the del'by: traveling 80 .to ~OO m iles an hOUl: alter visit at' the home of her son, Donald Phone 576 Dr. G T , Borchel·dt. announcer; C. ,leavlOg a drlnkmg party, accord 109 to M. Darrell. T hom ~on S. ~laddoc k. checker; J ohn S. Crary, police. Rev. J am es H. B ishop, Kirkwood 25 Ci rcle Newark, Delaware sta r er; Raymond T. Edwal'ds, A. B. "Public opinion must ~ack ~p en- Hig hway, a ttended the Captain Bl'ec­ Rob r·on. Jr .. Charles S. H opk.ins, as­ !orcement of the law agalnst drlOklOg I kenridge !Memorial Dinner of Com- I •••••••••••••••••••••••••• sistant starters; John H . Cronin, Dr. E. drivers and k ee~ them off the roads to I pany B, 308th Infantry, 77th Division, L. S)'minglon, score keepers; Dr. How­ safegual'd the . ltves of others ndIllg, held in the 77 th Divis ion Club H ouse ...... I ard L. Reed, 01" C. R. Donohoe, flrst with them, innocent "pe~ pl e III other in New YOl'k City, last Saturday. aid; C 1\ 1. Linden, E. M. Tha hn, t ime cars, and pedestl'lans, sa ld Mr. Boate . Mosl of the m 11 of the origional keep"l'; L wis Spl'inger, Randolph " It must also make it unfashlonable to Division were from New York City Li ndel l. Jr.. fence pat.rol; and Bill d rive after dl'inking, if there is to b e a and immediate vicinity. They went Dn nll£'rholl er, pit man, real reduction in the acciden.t toll. The dangerous custom of ta king one more into service in World War I thirty­ . drink- 'for the r oad'-must be forced five yeal's ago. Some had not met with icngo Co n ventIons out of Ule driver'S language. It has be - their bllddies since the days of their fine eh aoti ve service. ,~ iJ 1 Be T elevised ~~~:n!~:n ~o~~~tit~ sd:~::' /~~atl~o:s~~~ One member traveled from Ro­ as for many of those w ho drink it so chester, New York to attend. Major Bishop was the only oITicer o[ the old drycleaning' CBS plans 10 fi eld an all-star team confidently. . (or radio and television coverage of I "If every dl'lver knew h.OW ~'ll~ch th e political conventions at Chicago, even a few drinkS blunt hiS drlvmg Letter$ Testam entary plus a brand new tl!..,tra accolxhng to W. J . Cashin of WUming- ability and lessen hiS chances of get- Estate of William B. Ltoyd Deceased. ton, branch manager of Westinghouse ting home safely, and then acted o.n Notice is hereby given that Lelters .of El ectric Supply Company. the logic o[ facts r~th e l' t ha.n 0;t .h ls ft~~i~~t1~1~~' t~r.," no ft~ h~~la~~a;fc ~~tk Th company is distributor in this fa lse feeling of security ~fter 1mblbmg, ~~t~dr~~L h e~ .. c:;.~seffoy,::el;n dl\;~ .f~,~~\~~ for the West inghouse E lectric he would always leave hiS cal' at h ome thtrd day of Ma y A. D. 1952 and all per­ ~~~~ora tion, whiCh is sponsoring CBS a~l d travel s?me other way: ra~h e r than sons Indebted to !.he sa id deceased are coverag of the conventions. Mr. Cash- l'lsk an aCCldent after .d~lIlkmg .. Tha,t ~i~~i~I~~~r t~O ~~~~o"uf~e']'a~~tsa ~g ~~f :.,~: in d ,dared : is the SUl~ w,~y of aVOldlllg aCCidents sons having demands against the de- fU\\A\\\' year . " W h~n the R epublicans convene on If one dJ'1 S. ;~~~e~h':ll':a~'i,q~l~fyd 1 ;~Obe~~~ ~bi{" at7,~ l~~ fd July 7. the Columbia Broadcasiln g Repofts to OPS show pre.Eeasler ~l~~dind:~a~~i~; X~ g~rr453 t~IC: J,~d~nt6; Sl'St m will have on deck the l argest sales this y ear equaled or passed last tAhdedrteassw ~noht~i sp .b~:~n. A1tomey-at-Iaw, starr of correspondents it has evel' I 1m ' t ass mbl d at one point. CBS will lead year's records Continued business im- Industrial Trust Building, WI Illg on. ·~···~ .,'; 1'." ;:. O} ~ ··~ . O·F '· 1'1·' ;. G/. ~ . orr with such headlinel's as Lowell provement w ith increased price pres- Detaware. ~J~1~i s~~al~i~Yd, .~ . ';,. . Thomas, Edward R. Murrow, Robert sures are predicted throughout 1952. May 29; June 5.12 P Trout. Eric Sevareid, Bill Downs and I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Walter Cornkhite. I j I at no extra charge "Opcrating with them will be a team CONCRETE i of some 250 political analysts, writers, TRANSIT l\flXED FUllY AUTOMATIC. FUllY DEPENDABLE legmen, feature repol-ters and techni­ 'l'hat's r igh t - YOll oan depend on the new "Toasbmaster" cal exp r ts. Alm st two thousand As parI of our qualily drycleaning Commander Model Electric Water Heater to give you a press. radio and television people as- l t\'lily economical hot water service! Sparkling hot water for I service, we are now includil\l3 a big every household need- for YOllr bathroom, utility room, ~\~~b~:k~ ~~ e~'heol~ee~'~:al~ ~ a IC ~~c~~~ ELI{TON CONCRETE Cg. 11 new EXTRA - FUMOL MOTHPROOFING , laundry. kitchen-whel'e ver and w henever you need it! Yet world." the Commander Model is so silent., so emcient, so com- Public interest in Lhe conventions At no exIra cosl 10 you, mirocle FUMOl pletely self-contained, you'U forget ha advanced the extension of network PHONE, ELKTON 437 I wilt obsolutely protect your' clothes ,And it's In the nUII~e! 'The Commander - Model is new, yes. but it's de- televison many months ahead of Maryland I FUMOL is odorteu, colorl ess, and horm- ONLY schedule. Elkton .:. sgined and buill according to proven. e fficiency principles based upon ovel' Sig l\lickelson, CBS of • le ss to fabrics too! Dire~tor 30 . years of water hating e xperience! News and Public Affairs, predicts that $144.75 "IllS ins!allation Like all "Toastmaster" Watel' H eat­ 17,300,000 television set will be in el'S, the Commandel' Mocle l gives you opel'ation by Jllly . <:arrying conven­ ma ll outstanding extras .. . a longer-last- lt on scenes to forty pel' cent of the down Ila ymenL ing heating el ment tha1 won't cause U. S. population. I Budget Terms lime or scale to form inside Ule tank Only 403,000 sets were in use at. the SPECIAL , , . external temperature contI' 1 (be­ time of the Philadelphia conventions bween 120 ' and 170 F.) plus a in 1948. M & M DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Liberal service wal'ranty. See it today! ON ~======~0 1 ·1-HOUR CLEANING SERVICE EAST DELAWARE AVENUE 11 N. Chapel and 24 W. Main JOHN M. SINGLES Ideal home for large family or 151 E. Main (ami ly interestcd in extra in­ New and Retread Tires come from room r ent. Asking Si 1.900. Make your best offer. Brill g Us Your Old Tire Fit For Recat'pill "

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STOP AT HANBY-WORRAll RE ALTORS Buck' 5 Texaco Service Station CaD Grover Surratt 2269 140 East Cleveland Ave. Phone 2987 Eight of interest to the public right at this IIltss M. K thryn Jones, county I ad- I MI'. MIlton Cn'" , ~II W ~ Honor time, the but'l1ing f thc boat in the 1'1', howed a film "Well Arranged laston Mrs. J anH L ~' ; ~).~ Mutual Aiel Bl'inO' Ch snpcake and Dclaw3I'c Canal and Kitchen." June Topic. "Diff~l(mt I al k viSited with 1111. ~1l,t;lrHuntz Hall Leo Gorcey PHARMACY ceive his certificate in person. ports were given by the Community I the Menlbrial Day program held by and Chairman on their visits to Governor 72 E. l\faln Dial 2900 - 2213 grad s 7-1 and 7-2 at the New.. rk Dead End Kids Bacon Healt.h Center and Veterans school yesterday. Joan Entwis Ie acted Hospital. Short. Course was, discussed. as prog1'am speaker. Saturday May 31 The speolal Memorial Day program included I' citations by Jean Vande­ Someone You love is Double Feature kcrck, Ann Skillman, Patsy Veil, Sus­ an Martin. and Joanne Johnso n. Rodeo Music under the di rection of Ernest Hoping for a. . • with Wilder was presented by m mbers of ja1l e Nigh .fol", Archer the various st.uden t grollps. Members of tJ1 American Legion Auxiliary pre­ lVallace Ford sented a program of fl ag tiquclle. Elephant Stampede MaI'lin MlII' phyEnli t with In Army ; Now At Meade Bomba, the jlLl/gfe Boy Martin FI'ancis Murphy, 10, son of 1\1... anel I\ lrs. J oseph M. Murphy. unday June Caldwell Place, enlisted in Ihe U. Army 19 May. Mm-ty nlisted for a Fort DefimH'e I I 2-year period at the local Army and wit h I Air Force Recruiting Station, and was Would YOU leave a' mortgage for sent 10 Fort George G. Meade for pro­ your family, in the event of your cessing and basic training. death? Could they pay it? Would Dana C ~r k Ben j ohnson ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~I Marty is a graduate of the Newark they lose their home? Mon.-Tues. June 2-3 r High SchOOl class of '5 1, and prior to You can solve that problem with Two Tickets entering the U. S. Army worked as a Farm Bureau Monthly Income NO SERVICE CHARGE timekeepe,' and payroll clerk wit.h a Plan. It guarantees the nioney to To Broadway I construction firm for duPont. I payoff the mortgage if you don't live to do it. The cost is low. Your wi th - 11 Clu'i tiana Soldim' Finish es I local Farm Bureau insurance repre­ Janet Leiglr Torr y Marti" AI'm School In MlUlich sentative can figure how little in­ In Technicolor CHECKING ACCOUNTS Cp!. J ohn Neal, 14 Patterson Lane,! vestment you must make. Call- Chri stiana, recently graduated from johe Wed.-Thurs. June 4-5 ~C;;~::.~ A~~~:~y ~~n -~~,~;;~~si~ne~~ i Gregg Jewelers R. S. JARMON Wild N Ol~th and SUversmltbJI many. with I Corooral Neal, an ambulance drivel' Sunbeam. Universal and G, E, ]4 Kells Avenue and squad leader in the 91 5th Medical Small Electrla Appliances Phone 2232 Stewa,.t Cranger I Ambulance Company, entered the l ':'8 E. Main St. Phone UlI8 Wendell Corey Army in Octob r 1950. Newark's Store of Better Values In Technicolor •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Friday June 6 • UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT DrUIDSin Deep South • We are pleased to announce that Mr. Lynam A. Reed, with native Newark re ident recently returned from F lorida, is james Craig now in charge of this tore whe/'e he wi ll be pleased to Barbara Payton greet his many friends. In Technicolor Drop in and ee our new s tock of ummel' uits. ,!.. : ••: ••:~ : ..; .. ;~;.: •• ; ••: ..; ••; .. ; ..:~; .. ;~:~ :.. :~;~: .. : ••: ..: ••:. ••••• IJ • • • • I!' • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 • SLIGH'S MEN'S 'VEAR • 173 Ea t Main treet Here are a few well-priced homes for sale. • Phone 6544 Newark, Del. NEWARK • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• r 10 Room dwe])Jng, on lot lOO x 400 ft. Beautirul old shade. [ull size basement, on black top road, in city li mits, suitable for large family, or would make YO>o:..;•• ;~:.. : .. : •• : •• :~: •• : .. : .. ; •• :": .. ; .. : .. ; .. ; .. : .. : .. ; .. : .. : .. :~;"! .. : .. ; .. ; .. ; .. ;..: .. ; .. :">-;.. ~.. : .. :~: .. ; •• ; .. : .. ,..; .. ; .. : ... ,=.. : .. ) t.wo swell apartments. A bargain at $10 500 TAKE A TIP! Yon too 1vill be1l efit * Electric Motor Rewinding ~i~ Nice maso nry Bungalow, Oi~~:~~O~e'a:~~~ lot with plenty of shrubbery :l: A tl . l D ' t 'b :i: Iand shade trees, 4 rooms and bath, with expansion attic fl oored and studded by using a :l: It /.o rrzet LS n ,£tor :l: for two additional rooms, Lwo blocks to bus and Newark school bus. Nice buy y for .!. at. S8,OOO.00. I NO ERVICE CHARGE :!: GEORGE READ VILLAG/E CHECK ACCOUNT :l: WAGNER ELECTRIC MOTORS Two apal·tments, 4 rooms bath each, nice lot, now renting [01' 95.00 PC I' mo nth, buy and rent one apartment for $50.00 and use the other yourself and at the get. away from the h.lgh cost at living. Good buy at $1 1,500.00. ~l~ F. FINKERNAGEL . I NEWARK TRUST CO. :;: Nc,\' ark, Del. Phone 2 .. 7671 :~: . PROSPECT AVENUE ~:.!_:.. : .. :~ .. : .. : .. : •• : .. : .. : •• : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : • •:_: .. : .. :_: .. : •. : • •:.. : .. : •• : .. :•• : .. : .. : •• : .. : •. : .. :..: •. : •• :..: .. :_: ~ .:.. : •. : .. : ... _ ... :- ...:_~. , fU~~~~~ ' h~~~S:n inr~:~:lle~~dco~~\~io~~~~id~ ' ~n~a~~en l, c~~CU]a l~ .n g warm air ~t=:~~~~lli;:':;;~~~;:::::::::'::::';:;::::::::::;';:;';:~~~~·~·i.;·~. ::, No bell~ r buy in Newark, $9,500.00. Posession at sett l~~~~t. cora Ion necessary,

WYO~l1NG ROAD . Ranch house, 3 bed rooms, large living room attractive kitchen, Combina­ tIon storm sash and screens, venelian blinds, picture window, full size cement­ ed basement., oil heat aU ulilities, new block garage, lot 70 x 147 It. beauti­ fully shrubbed, close to school, quick possession. A good buy a t. $12,500. Why don't you profit by the experience of so many smart busi neFos women and housewives who have learned t hat paying bills r egularly - by ELK MILLS check - makes bud~et and account worries vanish like magic? 7 rooms (3 bedrooms), large front and side porches, oil (urnance. Garage. Deslroy Dandelions, Buckhorn, Large lot, plenty of old shade and shrubbery. 4 mlles to Newark. EJ«:ellent And NOW, subject to minimum r egulations, The ewark Tru, t Co. buy at $9,000. o/her 'brood leaved weeds wi/II has expanded its services to the public t o provide NO SER I E CII AH.GF. on easy spreader appliea/lon of EAST PARK PLAOE HECK ACCOUNTS. . WEED & FEED. It kills weeds as . Brick bungalow, 6-rooms, tile bath, H. W. Ooors, basement with play r oom, it feeds the gross to greater 1I1e root. 2-car garage, beautiful shrubbery. Priced to sell, only $14,800. Just t hink of the ease, convenience and assurance to be gain d by health and beauty. Excellent for MARSlIALLTON HEIGHTS paying all bills by check, . , insuring a permanent, accurate r cord of restoring run down lawns, • Bungalow- Masonry construction; 5 rooms and bath, h wd tI oors, brick ftre­ all expenditures at NO COST. place, full size, cemented basement, 011 heat, expansion attic (room for 2 addi­ WElD & FEED 2500 sq ft - $2,95 tional rooms) , attached garage. Close to school and stores. Wilmington-New­ Open an Account TODAY I Avail yourself of the many types of 11 ,000 sq II - $1 1.75 ark bus. A Good Buy at $11 ,250. banking service provided by your local, neighborhood bank. And, of coursC', ~ "SPECIAL" lawn SHd deposits up to $10,000 are insured by our membersh/ip in t he Fed ral ~ e have some flne buys in properties with good Income for person wanting Deposit Insurance Corporation. Fast growing - just right to theIr money to work for them, and a few good busin 5S opportunities. Givo quickly get grass in spots left us a call, we may have what yoU want. See us - TODAY ! bore by vanquished weeds. Thrives in sun or shade, good clUng Is Our BUsincS!l soil or pc>or. 1 Ib - $1.25} 5 Ibs - $6.15 LAWSON STARCHER R eal E8late & Insurance NEWARK TRUST 267 E. MAIN TREET • PHONE; 6510 NEWARK DELA WARE GlbbJ Yo.. (8.1_) ~ ~~D IPO~~~' · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · l~;------~~~""~~-~--~------~~iji~------~~~~----~