The Newa-rk Post " OLDIE XXVII NEWARK, DELA \\ ARE, THURSDAY, JU E 4, 1936 NUMBER 19 TAX CUT NOT II I Receives Promotion ., PAYMENTS ON PROBABLE IN "---- . LOCAL FARMS P~b~g:~~kT AMTASONIC RITES TOWNBUDGET . TO RUN HIGH HERE JUNE 15 DEDICATION ClIJl nt:il Considers Question Soil-Conserving Awards In Veterans Will Be Required I '. To Greet Visitors I TO LAY STONE But Defers Action New Castle County To To Furnish Identification U ntil June 22 Be $13.50 Acre or Certificates !....-----------.! SATURDA Y FOR APPEAL DAY IS NAMED Munic ipa l Improvements and S~~~~ se ~i:~~~:~ p~~~ ~ ~~ C~o~:~~t~ ~~l~~m e r~~E~~~ NEW BUILDING Necessary Extensions Make to be made to Delaware farmers who offic ials have been working diligently I divert a portion of their 'acreage of for the last week in an effort to have R a te Cut Unlikely I Many Articles To Be Placed the general soil-depleting crops to everything ready in Newark for t he Within Box; T rustees To \\, hil(' no decision concel'lling t he soil,consel'villg CI'OPS under the 1936 paying of adjusted service certifi- ' nell' tax rate fo r ewal'k will be Agricu ltuJ'a1 Conservation Program cates to veterans in this area. The Hold Annual Meeting reached until after an a ppeal session _ will average $11.73 per acre for the Treasury Department at Washington of the '1'o \\'n Co uncil on June 22, in­ three co unties, according to word re- will stal·t mailing the bonds on June COMMENCEMENT MON. ceived from Washington by R. O. 15 by registered letter. dicati on~ were ev ident that no reduc­ Baccalaureate Services To Be tion in (he present r ate can be ex­ Stelzer, Extension Economist at the Co~trary to the plan of distribut­ Held Sunday; To pecled thi ~ year. The matter came be­ U niversity of Delaware, who is in ing the letter s on t he evening of 120 fore lh e rC,r!n la r monthl y meetin g of charge of the educational p hases ')f June 15 which will be followed in Receive Diplomas t e Coun cil Monday night, and while t he pl'ogram in the State. Wilmington and val'ious other cities, Opening with the Board of Trus­ the m e Jl1b n~ were unanimous in a The Class 1 payments, however, no special delivery of the type will tees' meeting on Saturday moming, de3ire lo reduce the l'ate again, will vary in the three counties as iol- be made in Newark, Postmaster C. the comme;lcement program of the municipal im pr ovements now being lows: New Castle county, $13.50 per E. Rittenhouse announced this week. University of Delaware will continue made and sl'\'eral nec'"ssary exten­ acre; Kent county, $11.00 per acre; Sussex co unty, $10.70 pel' acre. The Personal Signature Necessary t hrough the week-end. until t he grad­ sions lo town facil ities will measure­ G. Thomas Cartier uation exercises on Monday, when soil-conserving payments to be made In compliance with Congl'essional ably reduce the chances for any de­ Former general traffic manager of approximately 120 students from the throughout the entire U ni ted tSates requirements, the bonds cannot be de­ crease ill the governing body's present the Diamond State Telephone Com­ unive l'sity and the Womel\'s Coll ege will average $10.00 pel' acre 01' lower livered to any other pel'son than to income. pany, MI'. Cartier has been apointed will receive diplomas in Mitchell Hall. Routine afl'airs occupied the board t ha~ the payments to be made in any the person to whom made payable. vice president a nd general manager of Dr. Walter Hullihen To Lay Co rnerstone whi ch W!lS presid ed over by Mayor of the three D el.a~vare counties. IAny veteran not at his place of ad- the same company. He succeeds Her­ President, . Uni versity of Delaware A special feature of t he program Frank Collins. A f ull attendance was ProductIVIty Average , dress at the time hi s bond is delivered bert L. Badger, who has been ap­ DI·. Hullihen will introduce t he wi ll be the laying of t he co rnerstone pre ' nt at the sess ion .with the ex­ The co u.nty average Tate of t.h ~se Iwill be required to call at the post­ pointed vice presid ent in charge of spea kers at the layin g of the corner­ of t he new chem istry building which ception of Cou ncilman J ohn F. Rich­ general matters pertaining to the per­ payments IS based on the produchvlty I offi ce t o receive the certificate. stone for the new $300,000 Chemistry ards, Weste J'Jl Di strict. of crop land in the ~o un ty as in~ic~ted Full id ent ification will be necessary w ill- take place at 3.30 p. m., E.S.T. sonnel of the telephone organization. I Building here on Saturday. Delaware on Sa.turday. Xew Equipment Added by. the a~erage Y I ~ ld s of . prmclpal to the postmaster under the law. Masons wi ll be in charge of the cere­ The ceremony will be performed Approva l was g iven for the pur­ ============= sOlI-depletmg crops III relatIOn to the T I t'fi t' t b I • mony. United States average yields of t he e~:~ I c:as~~ns mus e persona m by the Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M. cha e of ne w summer uniforms for same crops. y . of Delware which will meet at Hiram the Polic Department. Light-weight NAVAL NOTABLE The rate of payment on individual Followmg delivery of the bonds, Lodge No. 25 in Newark from where Newark Country Club shirts and trouser s of dark blue wiII far·.ns within the counties wi'll vary they may be presented for payment t hey will proceed to t he site of the be donned by members of the force in som~hat from the county average at. the p~stoffice, where identification Plans Two More Dances building. about len days. VISITS NEWARK according to the way the productivity WIll agaIn be necessary. Veterans Plans of the building will be pre­ The purch ase of a new typewriter Newark was visited on Tuesday of the crop land on the farm varies will be rt!quired to sign their bonds Announcement was made this week sented to the architect, Charles Z. and desk for the Town office was ap­ for a few hours by an outstanding from the county average productivity. in the presence of a certifying officer of two more Newark Country Club Klauder after which Grand Master pJ'O ved. by the body. Town Engineer dances which will be held on Satur­ Naval figure, Dr. Joel T. Boone, "That is," Stelzer said, "if the land and an interim receipt will be issued Harris L. Samoniski will present Dr. Geo rge C. Price and Mayor Collins day, June 13, and Friday, July 3. nephew of Magistl'llte Daniel Thomp­ on the farm is mo re productive tl;!an for the bonds. Checks will then be Walter Hullihen, who will in turn were granted permission to select "Bud" Wilson lind his orchestra will son. Dr. Boone, whose exact title is 'the average in the coun'ty, ae meas­ issued by ordinary mail. introduce the principal speaker, Dr. new level fo r use by the Sewer, Light furnish the music for the dencing Charles L. Reese. and Water Departments. unknown, since he has been pro­ ured by the yields of the general soil­ Use Exact Signature which' will be held from 9 to 1. Bids were received from five local moted from a Lt. Commander, mo­ depleting crops, the rate of payment Checks issued in payment of bonds The c'cmmittee in charge of enter- To Deposit Articles tored east from California due to for diversion from the general soil­ de a l~ I' - Denn ison Motor Company, positively will not be cashed by the tainment consists of Mr. and Mrs. Within the cornerstone box will be Ri ttenhouse Motor Company, Fader the 'death of his father, and stopped depleting base for that farm will be postoffice. Veterans must sign the re- Harry Bonham, Mr. John R. Fader, placed several articles representative Motol' ompany, Wilmington Auto at Newark with his wife and daugh- higher than the county avel'age rate. quest for payment exactly as his Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiam C. Northrup, of our time and which will be of in­ Likewise, if the average productivity Sal es Co mpany (Newark Branch), and ter, Suzanne. name appears on the face of the bond Mrs. Franklin Anderson, Mr. Robert terest to people in future years when for the farm is lower than the coun­ Henry Mote-for a. 10 ton truck White House Physician and must ,nite his address on each Levis, and Mrs. P. K. Musselman. and if the building is ever razed. ty average, the rate will be lower needed by the Light Department.. bond in the presence of the certifying A series of three successful dances Among the articles will be: an en­ Dr. Boone was formerly White than the county average." I Puchase of the truck was held up officer. was concluded last Saturday, when velope containing the name of the House p!lysician and served Presi­ unti l Mayo l' Collins and members of Postmasters in Delaware outside of many Newark and Wilmington guests donor of the building; coins of 1936 dents Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover.