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Fall Terln
Start In Month .L n y
Housing Need Here
t C 100 S .L Ilurs ay
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Elkton BlIS cr vlcc
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Newark ers may get somothing of a ocr atic
1"r11 I1 Chi"c
Gra ntcd
C
1
To
trick
liko
tha t
might
®
hn ve
K
s h oc k Wlon
they tUl'll out for the pre- ruined the wholo sch e m e.
I
mier e here in Octobel' of the Warne I'
J oe H e na borry, the film 's director,
Pathe d ocumentary movie on the com- expl a in ed th is week that ac tually the
munity's flu oride program .
m ov ie isn't inlended as a factual ac-
Chcsllpral e ity
a n;
:\ Trips Daily
~s
~ount
Cnl1t~ed,
developme~t
fIll.!! B00111
H Onle B UI"II"
Believe
Workers
e llch er
Ca n B e Drawn From
20- Iil e Radius
LJ
Here Is Chiefly In
'Dream' Stage So Far
b
ervice betweon
Thoy'll find that the a ll -color sh ort
of the
of t h e fiuorRegularar~d
dally
schedu
lcd to the title may
A Drop
In The Buck
e t" (even
Id e program
It Will
be that
a docu~c",ark
E lusk ? n
,
be changed
by then)
will mentary
onlyh e.rIIIe. the
sense
a ll
Chrys ler Corporation expects to
be about a town ca ll ed Centrev ille thc techincal a nd sc ien tific aspe cts w ill draw work ers for lis huge tan k p lant
lart somrttnlC III SL'ptcmbcl.
A frnnchis<' fur the
has b, c n Thc only m e ntion of N ewark in
be dOUble checked by the United States he re from a 20-m il o radius of Newark,
1'~UtC
222 Row Home
th~
Only U nit s
_ _ _ _ _ __
E Slilllal e l1 Fi g lJl'c May Hi s !.' Wilh Lull' R egi !!l Ir':l n II:>
S ; Main
S l r l'el Bll ilrlin g Nu l Y I'I R e atly Fm' Gt'llIl c U St' ; \ OO Ill
A , iguJllcnl For 164. I ' il's l GI':lIl c l' Li s l e tl
The long, lazy days o( s ummcr w ill come to an abrupt end for app roximately
1744 studcn ts of the Newa rk public schools at lhe s lart of the fall tc rm next
Thursday.
The estima ted elll'o ll men l, based on
survey carried ou t rccently by school
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F.lk~:.n ~~ndtl:~tl~;.~~~~rc~:~
llarl wllh abuut thl co till'S
Newark to
iO~ the numb
qu~~;,s' Hi"
now opera! s a bus lin e
between Elkton. Cecilton an d C h sa ake City ~ld. The Newark ru n , he
;'ill be an extcns ion of thi s
board ing the bus .hcre
\\'ill be able to make a throug h tl'l P to
Cecilton 01' Chesapca ke City 01' a ny
d'ate point.
also sai d he is ready to pro "ide daily bus ser v ice. fo r plant workers following the openlllg o f the ChrysIeI' Tank Arsena l he r e .. The service
"ould bc for worke r s h Vlllg between
Newark and Chesapeakc City.
The bus system wi ll be kn own a s
Hill's Jitney Service. Boa rding pl aco
I r the rcgular Newark-E lkton r un
°dl be III the vacant alca n ear the
;OmelOY t,,\Oks opposite th e Ncwark
LumbcI Company Mr Hill sa Id he
expects to havc full d tai ls on the
!Chedule In lhc nCal future
.
A vetclan of lhc transpo l ta llon bu.sIness, 1.11' Hill has scen SCI Vice With
the Philadc lpilla Rapid Tl anslt Complny and the GI eyhound bus com pany
pe~l"inecl
~~e. pass~ngrrs
in~~~~~i;;
H arin Dropped On
e, 0
E' t Main Rezoning
ciS
0'
:~~a
Ma~e;ttl'~~~O:~~i~ c~:c~:arl=s ~o~~,
ubllc hean ng schedul ed fOl'
p nJ ht on the 1 ezonmg of E ast
I'll
y g
I d t th I t
E
mo ec;elal ,tre;surer
till s
Y
.,
The sCSSlOn was ca ll e,d off m 01de l
!"e John P Smclall , ci ty SOltCltOl,
tlll1etocomplctethe dra(toranamcndment to the
law call1llg (01 .th C
expansion o( tho ousm ess dlstllct flom
!he Pomclay !lacks east to Tyre A ve.
Previously, the City CounCil h a d
planned to I ezone the area on the pet l;
lion of the ploperty own e rs thcre,
g bu
llr Smclall deCided
a zo.nlll
amendment woulel be I e qull ed Th .s
call fOI." Illst rcael m g m.ld
lie nollce beforc thc open hea llllg ca
be held.
One hearing
a lrea dy been h e ld
00 the Issue. ThiS too k p lace .about
two weeks ago an d l e d to a dl spu le
among the Counci lmen as to w h.eU.l er
a threc'fourths or Simple m aJo llty
,'ote of CounCil
reqUired to r ezo ne
!he area.
that. an amendme nt to th e
lOlling law lS planned, a th ree-fo u r ths
majority.will bc
i f 20
plopelty own ers obj ec t,
Mr. Smclall. said..
.
The ma.JOl'lIY o[ reSiden ts m
East
Mam Sll cct s?ctlOn affected ale .on
as favo l'lng thc cha n ge, but nin e
of
Tyre Avenue ha ve
!at;:ed a pctlllon of protest.
\\hether thiS constllucs 20 perc:ent o[
!he adjacent propcrty ow n ers IS s lill
be determincd. accord ing to to w n
t~
zunl~g
tha~
~I"
la~
PUb~
ha~
~vas
~ow
ofthe.adJae~nt
,nee~ed
per~ent
th~
r~rd
re~dents n~arby
~
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Rile Held
Fl'iday For
II s an S harp Adanls
Mrs. Susan Sharp Adams, 77, of 1
Briar Lane, died last Thu I'sd ay m orning at Willoughby Lake, Vt. , where
she was vaCationing.
She sutTered a heart attac k on h er
arril'al at the rcsort the prev ious S a turday. She appeared to be recover ing
until Thursday mor ning when she
passed away qui ctly in her sleep .
Mrs. Adam's daughte r-in-law, Mrs.
William H. Adams, Jr., and two grandChildren were w ith hcr at the tim e.
Olher survivors arc a s ister in Bos lon
and a brother in Virginia .
ervices Wcr held Friday at Barn. Vt., and inlcrment took pla ce l a ter
In Delaware.
Born in W lIesley
Mass ., O ct. I ,
18i3, she spent most of h er lifo in Massachusetts and Rhode Isl a nd. Activc in
tomen's atTail's and politics lhcre, sh e
marched in Boston in t hc first p a rade
01 the SutTragettes and oncc ran f or
S!eretary of Statc o( Rhodc Is la nd,
by only a sligh t margin.
' In,1934 she and her husband m oved
,0
York
'ty, w herc they reuntil her husban d's retirement
In 1939 .The couple then moved to
' ulh College Avenue, Newa rk. Sin co
death of husband and son, Mrs.
ms made h r home with her daughat I Briar Lane.
herc Werc var ied. Sho
tpiscopal
o
!tal hisl ' I
"
g.
I1au ht !'lca
Includmg the
of
of
Wars,
Daugh M e
RevolutIon, and
so
ayflowcr
Society.
Ine ryal ?elonged 10 lhe Wilmin gton
C!ely' Soelety and once won the soprize: A coUcclion of
. ms was pubhshed a few ycars
two 'e
I as) ars ago shc look up oil pain thobby for the first timc and
WOllng
a class in creativo
lit
Ulll versily of D laware.
In'One Ii was acUve in the Th rccorne Demonstration ClUb.
Mrs,
Hill~,
~ng
~ew
~atned
~
~~m'law
'ase:~n~~~csts
~~~r~~c:~e~e~orn~tc'dTthoOsme~~
Socl~ltes. th~
~I e;~ Ame!'l~an
Colo~lal
S~e
~annual
lan"ln~~r atlend~d
a~the
~art
~~;:ea~PI~~~l~~S..t~t ~~~SI~oinl;OS
al. y 10m acte rs like "a French b arber" and "3 short, m a ny III minor speaking r oles. ing in N ewark for the plant's producd ig nifi e d man ," both of whom would About 150 took
, in the crowd lion workcrs.
sc~nh: ~a~~:rw;;~~e ';:.~\~:. team w ound
be hard to find in N ewark .
Many of lhe incidcnts of the story
Will seem strange-for insta nce, a mob
sce n e a t the city water works w h en
the fluoride is turned on . What se lfr especting Newark cit izen wo uld go. to
the wate r work s to wa tch a valve be lllg
turned on'! H ow many Newarkers, for
that matter. h ave ever seen the water
work s. Anothe r surprise in
film w ill
be a special tow~ electIOn o.n the
fi~ol'1de program . SlIlce . ,:",hen did thc
CIty CounCil ask the clttzens to vote
on the fluortde program ? A low dem-
employee~,
.i'0b~blY Wlll nb~
Most of the. arsenal's.
Mr.
up its work h er e this week and r e- K elle h er IIldl cated,
tUl'lled to New York. Clea r w ea ther
.t o .commute
Monday and Tuesday perm itted thellllg l esldence .. H. ht b t
'd h f It
film ing of several l ong delayed out- la bor m a rket IS
b'
e e
door scenes, including views of Ma in the workers cou
ou n.
Street, centering around Fis he r 's newsH e .added . tha t .Chl ysler. expects t o
stand.
establlsh an Illten slve trallling program
Th e film will und ergo about six In order to d evelop skilled manpower
w eek s of e diting and cuttin g in New
personel drawn from . the imYork b efore the first public showing m ediate area. Based on presently pr~in N ewark . Thi s is set tenta tively ro r Jected schedules, the ta,nk plant IS exthe Newark H igh School aud itorium ' pec ted
a pPl ox lmate ly 3500
som etIme III October.
productIOn WOI kers. .
.
Mr. K elleh er outhned these fact s
Tu esday during a tour of the plant
by n ews and r a ido m en .
Also disclosed was the fact that con0
slructlOn of the huge arsenal IS about
45 pe l cent complete..
of
Lavton Zimmer, Jr"
In
the fil st assembly hn e machmelY IS
;'Th C
GI
"
schedu le d to start next month,
,
C
' D "
U h II M '_
e ommon
ory
Concr te IS now bem g POUI ed fOI
OUt t
eCISlOn
p 0 (S
t' l
,
- - ,abo ut 900,000 squarc fee t of floormg. As
gel' Of Newark And
A formel Newark High Schoo l s,tu- sectIOns of thiS a r e completed, the
Glasgow Dist r icts
dcnt, Lay ton Zimm er, IS
do .vn machmel Y Will be set up, It was said
___
onc of the top rol es m thiS
S fifth
The newsmon Ill spcctod the pa l tm ll y
scason PloductlOn of Pau l GI oon s sym- compl e ted mam b ulldlfg, wh ich IS over
The way was cle ared this w eek
phon iC dlama, "The Comm on Glory", a qua l te l of a m il e long, a bOi le r
G lasgow s tude nls to r eg Iste r a t th e being staged at WillIa ms burg V a
plant which Will furnish s team h ea t
Newal k school s a s a r csult of a COUI·t
Zimmel has the J ole of
Gor- f01 th e pla nt and compressed a ll' for
d eCISIOn u phol clln g the m er ger of the do n, a Tory lea de r , m th e d. ama ll c Inelustlm l usc a nd a test t rac k m the
Newark a nd Glasgow
I etelh ng of a young n ation 's fi g ht for I ear o f the
bUl ldmg wh e l e (111Stude nls m ay
any day
Ind epend ence. ThiS IS the second year Ished tanks w iU get a rugged road
to and IIlcludm g next We dnesday, WII that the College of Wilham and Mal y WOI kout befO! e bem g tumed ove r to
mel' E
d lstl'lct s upenn tcnde nt, sophomol e has appeared m t hc
the arlllY
sa id yestel
.
.
d rama, a lthou gh h e y layed GO! el on
A spectacu lar phase of th o construcS peCIal l egls li a h on houl s Will be on ly half of the
season HIS fil st tlOn WOl k IS th e pourmg of thc cem ent
he ld Satul day [rom 9 to 11 30 am m lol e was that of thc Virg illla leg is lators floor o f lhe mam building. The conthe main high schoo l bUllc1mg Hours w ho threaten Th omas J e ffe rson With crete IS m ixed m la l' e ba tches nea l'
for th c oth e r days Wi ll be 9 am. to Impleachmcnt, w h cn he, as govcmol' a rallt oad
whe;e the matel'Jals
3 pm Students m ay apply eithe r at of Vl l'gm la, orders home troops ou t of ale brought In ca lload lots Th e mi xed
the maUl hIgh sch oo l 01' at tho cle - the s ta te for actIOn e lsew hcre dUl'lng concrete IS hauled by the truckload
menta lY blllldmg l om orrow an d Mon- thc Revolutlona lY Wal
to the ma m bUlldmg, w here It IS (cd
day, but registration s WIll be acceptcd
Later 1I1 the year he moved up to th e mto 8-mch piplin",. ""irh distribu te
on ly m t he mam bLllldmg on Tuesday l ole of G en era l George Washmgton a nd It 10 t h e POlll t Where
floor IS b e m g
and Wednesday, accordmg to Mr Shue. fina lly took ove r th e role o ( th e Loyal- la id The concrete pours from the en d
H e agam wa ln ed t hat no students Will 1St leader-Jeffclson 's chief an tagonthe p lp ll ne directly on t h e [Ioor s ite
be e nroll u on the opellln g clay of t h e \ 1St HIS fi rst taste o f dl amatlcs berol e an d IS SPI ea d about by workers u s mg
tClin n cx t ThUl sc1ay
Jommg the 'Gl ory' was at William a nd speCial m aclhne ry .
The court ve rdict th is week dashe d Mary where h e work ed H oward Scamhopes of the Glasgow youngste rs for an mon-"The Common Glory's" director
cxtended vacat ion. Until th e dccisiml - in college productions and in 18th 1250 Now On Tallk
was hand cd down declaring the dls- Cen tury Restoration Plays in w hich he l
Phnt Officc S taff
pute d G lasgow re ferendum to be va lid, directe d for Colonia l Wilila msburg.
_ ' __
Glasgow pupils were unab le 10 r egistcr
Although a postul ant for h oly orders,
About 250 full,time workers al ready
here and no plans had been m ade fo r he is active in m any other field s' H e arc emp loyod at the Chrysler T a nk
reopen ing the ir one-room school at is a member of K appa S igma social Pl ant offi cia ls disclosed this week .
Gl asgow.
fratern ity; Eta Sigma Phi, n a tiona l
are admin istrative secreta rial
S omo 30 p upils are affected by th e c lassica l fratern ity; Theta Alpha Chi l d c ler ica l empl oyes set 'up in temdecis ion, thou gh n ot a ll are like ly to nationa l dramatic fratcrnity a nd is a an ra , offices in portions of the parts
enroll in the Newark sch oo ls, accord- m ember of the colloge honor coun cil
in a n old colon ial build ing
ing to Mr.
and stud e nt
. on th e Chrysler tract.
The court a ction was fi led by H erZimm e r Will continue to appcar III
Ab ut half of the force has been
man H . L easure a nd Monroe Bram b le , the historica l . production . at Lake
from th e local aI'ea, according
Glasgow r es idents, w ho cha llen ged Ma toa ka Amphlth atre un til the
to offic ials.
the legality of a r efe r endum las t
performance in Se mptember 2. H e IS Th e office staff, they added, will be
rual'y in Glasgow favo r in g merger With the son of Col and Mrs. L. A. Zlmddt
bout 500 workers when
the Newark district. A referendum me r , s ta tioned at Fort Custe l', Mich.
goes into operation.
was h e ld he r e the
June a lso
Most of these w ill be employed 10supporting the
but n o
Aetnamen Relax
y
action could be ta k en until a decision
No fires were r eported h ere the ?all .
~ble
~he
F
eda~:m~t!~O~~eChl~c! 1
~~
~
fro~
~o em pI~y
F
N
k .I
Way Is Cleared or ormer ewar er n
P il TWill"
h
D
Glasgow
IIp S
lams urg ranla
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Enter Schools eI e
re~lste[
S~ue,
~ay.
RObe~t
~alll
u~ I
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I
t'
F~b-
w~";''.,''~:;'k,'"":~:,:''::w~''''b,
,", :::.:. w"". ''',,'',' " ,,<0,
off<-
Ch
s~rvey
~ ~:iLh
"
h I ale and
A. natIOnWIde
ot w
the
rc tail
.prlce markup
k
to
xiew of revlslllg present mar u:s recos t changcs a nd the ne ucllon
qUirements of the Defen se. Prod
d
Act
of 1951 IS
OPS regional dlrect?r JOS:Ph .
Bryan announce d . thiS wee .
the
Witnessing tho event are G. W . TrlMcBryan explamed that sh ould
Weckler's staff, R obe rt T.
su rvey indicate that the markups
manager ot the Chryse ither too high or too low, OPS
b I
D 'I ware Tank Arscnal , a nd A. S.
(ions, CPR 14, 15, a nd 16 woul
c er e a f the comptroller's staff,
promptly rcvised to reflect the results H~d::~o~tract award finalizes and cono f th c s tudy.
grocer~
rc~cct
amendment~
~t -~istrict
pI~n~c: aer~r
c~mpany.
~~~ ~e~~e~t ::~~ral
rc~u
s
BIl.~
@expected to r cpOI.t on op ning day,
according to Mr. Sh uc. Anolher 100
~
,
;1~o~lll~ig~~o,SC!l;cO;rd~:~;OI::~;. ~;~~I
acc~rdlllg
Pem~ert?n pr~Drty
h~d
fU~~:~ ~~;sN~;d: S~~':n~hl~~~
4~2
~u
~;;rif n;I~:e d:;n~e a~isc:
t
d'0tme~h ~w;
in~~-
Thu~'sday,
n:cor~
contmue~
S~uth
p~lm~
~~~::h a.;t~~ae~ltv~~a ~.
st~dcn ts
4~~t
~
:;~OSI~~~l
pu~
asslg~ments
~fl l (o::~~~m~~s c~l~oe~~~I~n a~d v~t:n~~
~hls
~o
~aPltol
scho~1
~
S .} I F I T
acu ty
H II F
} An
I
Otlrt
niia
P T
S
"
r e- erlll
~~
e
n~t
ShOP~lIlg
M~.
r~creal1on ccn~er. . la~
Anntial Farnl CrOll
SeSSiOll Helfl Jfcre
"~~ere
families an d oth er farm people in
the N ewark a r ea h eard r ep orts of
the ir cooperative's services Ior the fi r st
11 months of the 1950-51 fi scal year a t
a m eeting h er e r ecently.
I n addition to the r eport given by
Public Dire ctor C. D. Ca ulk, m embers
were elected to the board of directors
of the Newa rk S ervice.
According to Mr. Caulk, the more
tha n 250,000 members of the coopera tive in its s ix-state operating territory,
put through the ir organization n early
$134,000,000 worth of purchasing a nd
marketing volume during the fiscal
year w hich cnded Jun e 30. The fi gure
was estima ted on the bas is of the fi r st
11 months of the y ea r. The Coope rative's ne t worth was g iven as over
$20,000,000. T he r e port was accompanied by a fllm slid e series prepared by
the Cooperative's I nformation-Publications Service.
The r e port o f local services was g iven by Albert R. Ridgley,
of
Southe rn States N ewa rk Scrvlce. and
Charles Busick, manager of th e Newark Locker P lan t.
.
E le cted to the Board of Directors
wer e: H arold Wink, Re d L ion; and
J ohn T . Hopkins, New Cas tle.
At a n organization meeting foll ow the m e mbe rship
Joseph
Sh ields was elcc ted preSIdent of the
Orms two
lelter orders for board of director s.
tank production g Iven Chrysl e r Corporalion by the Ordna nce Tank-Autowere: Mrs. Horace Eas tburn and
motive Cen ter on Docember 22, 1950 and M
Ali ed Davidson both of Bear '
January 22, 1951. .T he letter orders.
rs.
r .
. N
'k
'
r KWiz Kontest
it was stated ,
Chrysler
Mrs ..
poratlOn to proceed WIthout . de lay III
ers
B p
its construction and produchon plan- were. Geor ge F .
a r row and
ning programs.
George F: Barrow,
of
Col. Ghormley stated that no fur- berg, Pa .,
KIaJ , Mars . I '
ther information
the s izc, Del.; E . L. Merril .a nd hMISS .
type or volume of
ot
M
ta nks to be built by
Co
.,
,
ggy
,
poralion at Newark coul d be disclosed . Del.
The plant w ill employ
3,500 Chosen to
th7
hourly work e rs and 500 sals l'led and at . the a nn ua mee m g
IC T I
clerical workers according to present thiS November was A . c . arvey. le
schedules.
alternate chosen was Ralph Vannoy.
permllte~
ha~ bee~ ~'torcd
l~
Smgle . hom~
Cha~)el S~r""t ex~ended'dT~
\h~
.. P~.."d Q,'"10~al '"'" so~:~;;:""~I:::, ~o,,~,"":,::" ,",,:! :~;;;:ff~';z;.T;:~':'~;;;'~:d",:.;:;I<Ow
p~eviou~
M~lll Str"~'
".lp;T)('~(
I'~"r,t
W.OUI~ St~~e t~ta~:~~
ma~ager
R epresen tati ves of Chrysler Co rporation and the UnIted States A rm y are
shown s igning a contract lInd e r w hich
the company will produce tanks in its
Newa rk plant.
Signing for tile Unite d States A rmy
' C lonel Wil Ham K . Ghormley, depchjet of the Philadelphia
O;dnance District. Herman L. WeekI
vice president and gener a l mano[ Chrysle r, is signing [or t h e
g
ann~uncement; sl~ce
IS"
A
T k C t
t
rys er Igns rmy an
on rac
mc~~er:
e
YO
On e call came Tuesday IlIgh t from
ActIVity was slight on th e
C
the Phillips Pack ing Company, but the front the past week . No aCCidents or
bla ze was out w h en the firem en ar- unusua l incidents marred the comm unrived.
ily ca lm, according to p olice.
-
~l~:ne-room
a
draw~
~1~:a7al~k ;la~lt
followi~g
conso~ldatlOn,
Court of Chancery this week by Vice
C hancellor Howard W . Bramha ll sa id
tha t th e re was not sufficient evidence
of any illegality in the G lasgow vote.
The pl aintiffs h ad ch arged that som e
Gla sgow r es id enls voted ill ega lly in th e
close balloti ng of 74 to 69 last February.
Actua lly the dispute in Glasgow went
back to 1950 w h e n a r e ferendum
went aga inst consolidation. Feeling ran
high a t that time and again a fter the
1951 vote.
In thc latter, 13 ballots were cast
"u n dcr challe nge," according to Abraham Holiman. attorney for the plaintiffs
in lh e court su it . Te n of the votcs were
sa id to be irom residents outside the
G lasgo w dis trict.
The t roubl e was, Mr. Hoffman 'xp la ine d in court, no defi nite r uling
on th e d is trict boundary was issued by
the State Board of Education . Had such
a r uling bcen m a de, Mr. Hoffman said,
t h e issue would h ave been settled a t
the time.
Parents o[ the Glasgow district who
favored the merger said their r easons
inadequacy ot the facilities of
school.
TI d fe ndan ts in the suit were the
of the Sta te Boarel of Educa tio n and th e boards of the Newark
d GI
w di stricts
an
asgo
.
OP Will SIIl'VCY
Grocct' Y M rknps
Th~se
~:po~Yand
fin~l
~lw~lIing
f
tl
Of th e 1300
unils proposed School
Ser v Ice S
s tud e nts will stal.t classcs at ' th e colCOl' .. e rectlOn wlthlll the city li mits ,Ill
O":aypr! For Pn/JI.ls In
orcd choo l on New London Avcnue.
vallOUs
the .fllst
NplVly A llll exert A reas
.be
of th e yeal, on ly .22_ ale definItely
As a rcsu lt o f a last-minute ch ange
s lated for constructIOn at lhe. present in p lans. public schoo l pup il s livi ng in
Opc ning day wi ll bc a big ev nt for
lime"
to FranCIS Nelde, city the newly a nnexed city a r eas will get 164 firs t g rad I'S, on ly one less than last
su~el VISOl . .
.
bus t ransportation to and from c lasses. y ar's rcco rd fi gu ro for an incom ing
1hese are the brick row homes to Wilm e r E. S hue, dislrict superintend- class. The currcnt g r oup may y t be thc
be e r ected by Casselmac, lnG., on the en l sa id yesterday
school's largest. officials say, since
forme r
on Elktot.n l Previous ly, it
been anno u nced mor e r cgistra tions arc expcctcd after
Road . Consli uctlOn of thiS. proj ect I~ that state supported transportation open ing day.
expe~ted to ge~ und:rway III the nea l woul d not be ava il ab le to children Firs t grade room assignments are
...e:.k. si nce livin g within the new city limits.
listed bc low by H enry M. Brader, eleCassel mac ori inall
)1'0 osed a d eA CCO I'd lll g. to latest arrangemen ts, men tary su pcrv isOl', who strcssed again
I
t f g b tY
H
bu ses Wi ll pick up chlld ren along th this weck that no I' gis tra tion s w ill be
ve opmen 0 a
dd
usual I'outes w ith th e opcn ing of schoo l acccpted on the firs t day of sc hoo l.
it °wase
next
MI'. Shu e statcd
The
e nr? ll m en t is cer:ain to
'
H c I ece lved WOld of tho change f rom CI amp thc dlslt ICt s faclhtt es, MI Shue
cated
d
h
"
I h Prcston G. Elsenbrey, sta te SUpOlV lsor sa id yestclClay, especia lly s Ince th o o ld
a
a;-:'
of tran sportatIOn, who said th e us ual Ma m Strect bulldmg, now und.ergo uig
d welhn
ulllis ')I oposcd for th e selvlcc Will be
" until we can lepa lrs, Will not be Icady fOI u sc.
Ra l )h
I op e l ty on Elkton Road wor k out a solutIOn satisfactory to ev Rcnovallon o f lhe o ld school was
l
a nd the 67-un;t a)31 tment house sl a ted e ryone."
started th iS summel' on lhc chanco
for th c foot of
Acad cmy Street
Ordm arlly bus se.1Vice IS not aval l- that It wou ld bo n eded fOI e lemcnMr N e lde sa id this weck he has h ca rd ab le to clllidi e n It vmg wlthm the city ta ry c lasses Mr Shue now feels cernolllln on eith el deve lopment s mce I Units, Mr Shue explain ed . Those who tam that he wi ll bc rOlced to movo
th e or7 lnal a nnounceme nts
reSide w llhin the olel town bounda l'l es gr ade
mto th e bUl ldmg when
g
.
bl
I d f t 1
hav n cvel had s uch se l vice a nd Will lhe repall's al e completed Hc explalll cd
A major
ow was t le fe ea
contmue to pr ov id e the il' ow n transpol- th a t "u ntil we kn ow what Our final
wee k of a bUll dmg
1° 1' a t
ta uon to school The in-City servi ce housmg n ceds ale we shallmuke teme
I
h e stresscd . Will be open only to
POI ary c lass
to rooms tllat
g The
plls hvm g w lthm the n ew ly ann exed even tua ll y should bc used for other
city scc tlOn s, w hi ch fOlm rl y we l'e purposes."
th e City
l
l ura l l ou tes
L us t year th e old MaIn Slteet
C
Mr Shue sa id h e expects th e state was used for IIldustl'lal alts and aal lto con tmuo th sc rvlce unti l some form culturc classes Th ese 31 e slalcd to
has
Plans for the 50 acl'C tlact of mll aUl ban sel vice IS provided.
move mto a new laboratory quildm g
p
gomg up on the hIgh school ground s,
shU was un;erlalll
w cc k
but constructIo n of lhe latter IS well
Accoldmg to MI Nlc de, Coll ms IS
C 100
0 behllld sch dule Mr Shue saId and
n ow n egotiatin g With r egIOnal housm g
probably Will
be ready for 'occu a u thol'lhes for t he e rection .Of a row
0 (
1
I panc
unti l O ct 1 Until then, the
h omc dcvcl opment on thc FI nn k Staf,
shop y and fHl'm classcs Will lleet Illford property ofl
T rail 'h: f
138 10 11 fOlllla lly in the
bU1lding.
!1nally okayed, t hc fil st homes m , s
_ _ ,
of 'I l' ' nbol'" 0ry ,
fur
proJect wou ld
up
grou:d out'75 Te'lch ers To Gather
thcse classes, however,
Side the city
InltS,
us ma m g a
•
"
tcmpolali ly III the condemn ed Dclacity. b ullcllng perllli t unn e cessar y_
A t Camp lock wog h
wa re A venue bllllcllllg until it can be
Late l , If th e clemand developed suffl
For Two D ays
movcd to th c now laboratOlY
clen tl y, Collin s
Half day sessIOns Will be h eld 0!1
homes on that POltIO.O
. .
Some 76 facu lty me mbers of the open ing day an d on Friday. with classproporty w lthl.n the clly limits.
Ncwa rk schoo ls w ill open the ir fou r th cs sw ing ing into a fuil schedul e the
Anoth e r. proj ect slated
go up on ann u al prc -tcrm con ference next Tu es- foi lowng Monday. H olU's for th e firs t
the ou ts kir ts IS th e 1200
day at Camp Tockwog h ncar Still- two days w ill be 8.40 a.m. to 12:25 p.m.
settl ement proposed for a 285 -acre trac pond Del.
.
MI'. Brader lhis week advised para long South
Taiks by pI'om ine nt educators w ill en ts of fi rs t gradcrs to be prepared
be known as Blooks lde Par.'
e fea ture the two-day event, the purpose to leave the school once cla sscs bcgin.
veloPI;,ent IS sche du l.ed to mc u e a of which is to draw up overall p la ns "T ry to prepal'c the chi ld beforehand
.and
I
and obj oc ti ves [or lhe coming term.
for this important s tep in his life."
Nelde Sai d thiS woc. h e..
Th e informa l program also calls f or l Mr. Bracler sa id , adding lha t " lhe break
heald nothm g de fi lll te on thiS ploJec a number of socia l gather ings, in t ro- thus w ill be easie l' for chil d a nd parslllce th e first announcem ent.
duction of new teachers and l' crea en l."
.
.
.
tiona l events.
.
H e also had a word. of adVice for
A hig hlig ht w ill be a pan e l dl scus- pal' nts of ch il dren usm g the sc hool
sion T ucsday night of the "Sociolog- buses. "Send lh e chi ldren on th e bus
ica l Aspects of Chi ld Growth." Three In thc m01'llUlg ralhc .' :han cll'l v.e 111m
parents and th l'ee teach e rs w ill take to schoo l. . smco othcrwlse he Will not
pa rt in th e ta lks unde r the modera tor, know w hi ch bus to take hom e after
Jos eph S hi e ld ' H ea d s
Dr. Ard w in Dolio, of the University classes. If this is not d one," Mr. Bra der
Directors
o f De lawa r e education sch oo l faculty. sa id,
will be Illuch needless con Th e pare nts wi ll be: M rs. Charles Mad- fu stOn.
dock . Mrs. William C. Kay, and Mrs.
Th e first g rade room assignm ents fol-
I
;f
assen:'bl~.
. t
Counci1~
w~ch:thelro ;:~~IIIl~h:e~:~ ap~~~:~~'
I Olh~1'
stlllln~
1~1
~id ing
Shu~.
s.
Instal1atlO~ 4~t~~n~ ~:~c '~~~:~ fa~:~~t l:~e
Smltl~
holdln~,
~cal,
~or
d~st1'1cts
~ s~
.
3
Dorot hy Markert. Dr. Fredertck Parke r, of the U. of D. facu lty, is sch e duled
to summari ze the tal ks.
A gen e ral meeting on Tuesday a fternoon w ill includ e gr eetings a nd bri e f
talk s by the foll ow ing g uests: Dr. J ohn
A. Perkins, U. Of D . president ; D ean
William O. P en rose, sch ool of educa tion; Dr. Russell Stauffer, member of
th e e ducation (ac uity ; R. L. Dirkee,
executive secretary, D elaware Sta te
Education Association; Dr. R obert Stew art, director of r esearch, Departme nt
of Pu b li c Instruction; Dr. Geor ge R.
Miller, s tate superintend ent of public
inst r uction; Dr. John Shilling, assista nt s uperintend ent; and Dr. John R.
Down es, camp physician.
The l oyalty oath s r equi red by D elaware l aw w ill be administe red to th e
tcache rs by Wilmer E . Shue, superintende nt, jus t prior to starting for the
camp on T ucsda y m orning.
F oll owing the gen e r a l m ceting in the
a rtemoon, a picn ic supp,:r will be h eld,
after which a rec r ea tIOna l p r ogram
is planned .
Committcc
to draw.
gra m s for variOUS school actv lt les thiS
fall w ill be he ld W e dnosday morn ing.
Scparate meetings of thc elementary
and high schoo l stuffs will foll ow.
Thc con fe rcncc w ill close wi th l unch
on Wed nesda y .
~octings
~p pr~-
Co~- WI~~. MI ~~C:~~ K:v::
MrS~
DUlin Now PiloL
.I c L Fi g hte l' In . Korc a
Capt. Geogo W. Dunn, Fifth A ll'
F orcc F-S6 Sabrejet pilot" is servin g on
a combat air patrol mission over Communist he ld territory !rom an advanced air base in Korea.
Capt. Dunn , who arrived in Korea
ecentl y has bcen asigned to the vet:ra n 4th FIghter-Interceptor Wi ng
which is credited with destroying or
damag in g more than 120 Communis t
t lan es His wife Cynth ia residcs
Del. ' Capt.
is a
son of Coloncl a nd Mrs. G. W. Dunn,
Newark
.
Ralp~ b~;h Lhaan;t~~
concerni~g
r;!a~~::
prOdUCl1~n
the~~ ~:~~nM~~k~~, dw~~ri~o:lnN~wark:
Chlysl~f
abo~t
r~preso~. t I~10~~\~:~~ ~~ :Ilmi~gton,
L~gan,
Philli~s,.
LIOY~
~'y
ol~n
C~r-
Osu~howskl,
I
in~
me~ting
~Ie~:e::nto ~~~~o~~~~;ol~ta~~I~~~= Cap l.
~~e
F;", G...., .
Room 1-101 , MISS M , Wmke lmanJ ohn Abl e, J. Way ne Ande r son, J ohn
Bushn ell , Wa rren Eastburn , J oseph
Fi sh cr, Larry Gilbe rt, David Gorc,
Stevcn Gray. Ri chard H awthol'lle,
Gary H en derso n , All a n H enry, Will ard
Jackson, Michae l Kub ico, R ona ld L ovc,
Robert Lud w ig, J onathan Owcns, J ohn
Turk, Alan White man, Roxann Armstrong, Barbara Brook s, Ann Fooks,
Elizabeth Gull edge, Margaret .K,ay,
Carol
Mary LOUise
Grace Smgles, J oann Spea r , Jani ce
Thompson , J ane. Wa ldl'ldge ..
R oom 1- 11 6, M ISS M. NottmghamJoseph Brothers, R obc rt Buchanan,
Rod ncy Butte rworth, Bobby Donovan,
Frcd Em erson, H arvey Folk, J ohn
F oltz. J amcs Grant, Woodrow Gra venol', Ste ph en HIIJ,
!Hudson,
Geo rgc J acquctle, DaVid Klsn?r, T el'Kl sncr, H crbert Lee,. Merrill Robm son: R ona ld SpI'att, Wilm er Steven s,
T re nt Townley, Jacqueline Cee,
Crockett. Eva Crossan, .Elle n K elstel: ':athl ecn Lynam ,. Bonllle Mousley, •
PrISCi ll a
Sand:a Pec l,
J oan Reas, Alice R ecords, Lmda Lee
Shelman,
.
.
. Room I -J02, Mrs. Ali ce Logan- W IIlI am Balllllg, Da lc B otIuck.. T e m ple
Conn oll y , John D eRose,
Duffe!,
D~nn
DavI~
~~~g;~~, ~~~~I!~ i'oo:e~~sJa
~e~~, N~:-a~:
I
' g
~~~;'h:.~m~h:~I~~e , F~~~I:tt ~~:~s~~~'
Cheryl Wiggin, Lcw is Y edi nak, Bar~
ba ra Ann Da isey, Nancy Davis, Mary
Donoho, Sandra Edwards, Carol F 1singer, Charlotte Fuller, Jacqu elinc
H arris, Susan Jasques, Jud y Jynam ,
Judith Plolts. Marga ret Prickett, J anet
Timko, Patsy Vivod ,
Room 1-125, Mrs. Hazel SutcliffeDav id L anc Anderson J ames And crson. Roy Brader,
Dolan , Wendcll D unn, J on H crb ener, David Lincicome, R obert Pigford , Robert Schauma nn Frank Tolom eo Douglas N ,
Wood'a ll ,
Consta nce ' Cle minshaw,
Janet
Cramer,
JoAnna
Dawson,
(Continued on page 9)
Pet~r
Two
Mill Creek Hundred
News
at 3 p m n the Elsmere Presby terian
chu ch with the recept on folio" ng
Old M II Creek F ends Meet ng
Ho uie y II be open Sunday at 2 30
I m fa the yearly ser vice
John P Conn
~:~~ for the Board
AUI.23 30 Sept. 13"
... Newark, Delaware, Thursday, August 30, 1951
New
of LondonBritain Viciuty
Marthalrr '\'css,
::: Bus. Phone Newark 8361
:::
II'r ~/'t' happy tu r ppurt tha t we arc
ngalll. aiter cover.ing' over th ree
mi ll '; nn d s II1g an endl.e ss
numb!'r of ".'"plc and places durll1g
~me
~ur \'l1c'l(ion.
.
Comtng lJ'ck fro m WI~co~ s in, th e
road bdwI'l'n ]0. \, ' 111 to n, J1I1I101S, wh I'e
we risitl'C1 I'rl'fl";"r J()seph Park and
(am")'. nnd Ann AI·bor. 1\1lch". we 1"1n
IOta trouble wh irh was d Iagnosed
variously as bnttt'ry, vult age reg ulalor, and I1rlll'rn tor troub le by as many
By. GEORGE LILLEY
N ~Evy
YORK, ~, Y,-"Grand Slam," a. musical quiz pro}
gl am .(mol'nll"!gs, CBS), is among the most highly r ated
~:_S~;;~ol~ayt.me ~a~ho show~.
Singing hostess I.r ene Beasley. i
.
' th chacher, ~llglO~ted the Idea of the prog ram- . lt stenel's compet Ing WI .t e s tudio. audience for p ~i zes. Li stener~ su bmit five questions
~n s~ n?s , the qu est.lons are asked of the studill audience. For questions
lJ~s\\cl ed , the st udio QOntesta nt r eceives a prize; for those missed the
6·2.",
PIIl:S UUll t to Scction 17 of the City Charter , notice is
hel'eh y given tha t a proposed ordinance amc nding all orrliuallce pI'ovidillg for f ees of the Alde rman will h e given a
pnblic h earing and considCl'ed for final passage by thc
CmUlc H at it s I'egular stated m eeting on Septembe r 18,
1951 at 8:00 P.M. in the Coullcil Chambe r s.
Charles D. Long,
Secr e tary of the Council
of the City of Ne wm'k
~
t ••••••••• •
:t
~~'i~r~~PI;~V~ ~~n~~s;C~v~~~v:rh~~
was that yelled "Commun ist" from on e
~~:~~h:~~e';ra~~I~~n~~O;..;~l;bf;h~,I~~~
200 S, Chapel Sf;
Newark, Del.
100 Ibs feed s 10,000,sq It - $7.85
Scalt, 4·XD
Trea t 2500 .q ft · 51.75
Seem. LAWN SEED - Three million
11 ,000 sq It - 54.85
ScOZU.
SPREA D ERS
cnobJo yo u to d c-weed,
feed or see d in a iiffy$7.35
$ J 2.50
------
or Armour's Star
6]-='
OLLS
FI'un kfurls
to get
enough
Dm or SOllIr
Olivar Stuffed Spanish
221 E. Main Street
-a,e
Olives
4Y2' OZ
l ar
~
TENDER C'UT
.-r.
.,.
GREEN BEANS
Phone 504
.....................................................
.
LAWSON STARCHER
I~
63~ ::j
f~
Vacation Special
~~,
SHEEPSKIN
~
88c
~
79c
r.!
lfi
W
~~
~ ~~~!~ ~Tr,,~a rl!!!~y,'8~~C.
~ .'., i~j ;,~.:!I:' :~~ ~~l~!~i:~:.-ll~~i:~
303 . , .
cans ~
5e
Zlb·2ge
La rge Cali f.
Red and Blue
tI"i.'I!~r7f)
Reg_
3Sc
Fresh Fruit and Vege lables for Labor Day
I
I
Fresh Cl aw
Ib can
Va, L ee Long Frankfurt
or Round Bar-B-Q
seeds p e r pound . fairl y bursting
with e nergy 10 make your fall
planting a success.
Th is ' is the
p e rman e nt lurf producing se.,d
mixt ure. 1 Ib - $1 .55 . 5 .I,~~~ $1.~65 ..
NEWARI( SPECIAL
"
51c
CRIIB MEAT
Majest ic
N·ewark. Delaware
Phone Newark II1J
-:-"";~", ';;'~., - realized for themselves by now that - - - - -.- - - - -- - - - -- -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
w'ere it Russia 01' Spa in, we'd not
acscn""' . h"ve been asked to hel p and s uggest.-have been told wha t the d eci sion s
Brick home with exceptional charm. Living room with stone flreplace and
n'ol,,'u.II' _
._.- and liquidated ii we didn·t obey. open stall'way, dmlng r oom WIth cornel' china and coat closets, all h Wd. flOO I'S,
following is such a beau ti(ully fla gstone SIde porch screened, modern kItch en. planned game room in baseand informative le tte r that we ment IS .a dream. Have n e ve r s en one more attractive. Ti led fl oors, 3 b ed-· c.::- ,_.,. •• 'MI it should be printed in its entirety rooms, W e bath (second floor ), attic fini shed in one bea utifu l big bed room.
Ap"jJ Showers
1.00
Colognc, 4 oz. . .. . . . .... •
Ga rage, 50 ft. tel evision aerial. Shrubbe ry galore. Excellen t condition insid e
the public. should anyone by r e- and out. No m'mey to spend. Only a stone's throw from the uni versity. A h orne
chance. not be r eached.
you'd be proud to Own.
Our enviable r eputation for prescr iption service is a good sign to.
Neighbor:
Alb'actively priced at $20.500.
Shown by appointment onl y.
"go buy" w hen you need dr ug store goods of a ny kind . It guarantees
will have 11 public h ea ring to
H ere are a few moderate priced h omes at fair prices.
your satisfaction becau se we select all our merchandise under the
zoning' at North Ba nk School Kells Ave., 6 r ooms, bath, RD. flo ors, garage. $10.500.
same rig id standards fa I' quality and d ependability that are the watchGn Monday vening, September 10 at Stanton, six rooms, bath, oil furnace, sewer. excellent condition. $6,500.
words of our Prescription Laboratory. We are proud of this r eputation
8 p,m. Our idea in zoni ng is to r ta in Stanton, five rooms, bath, corner lot, Main St. $6,000.
for it has mad e Our store n landmark in this tow n and ou r name a
loral self governmen t. If th e county Stanton, six rooms, bath, excellent condition. $8,500.
h allmark for qu ality.
nos us. we would have n o say in Che rry Hill, Mllryland 6 mil es from N ewark, 8 rooms, good condition, onl y $4,250.
!he matlcr nor can we a lte r any secIf you d on't find h ere property that su its you give me a call.
tion unfavorable to us. Some people
~.
Selling Is my business.
.'
say the county will not zone us: Why
'
!hen do th y have a county zoning
board? If we zone ou rse lves we can
change any secti,," of the ordinan ce at
R eal Estate & Insurance
Illy lime.
267 E. MAIN STREET
PHONE: 6510
'BRUSHLESS
' It is understood that our proposed
NEWARK
DELA WARE
SHAVING
'.
wnship zoning law docs not interI"e in an way with your property as
CREAM 8 Oz. Jill"
nnow exists. It wou ld p revent you
:rom opcrati ng a trail r ca mp or send mg most 01 your topsoil out of t h e
tow~ship. The chief object of the
DI·. Lyon 's Tooth Powder 39c
nlng law is 10 regu late any new deAgoral
79c
lpuna Tooth Paste, 2.6 oz. 4.7c
relopmen t which might come in to our
6 oz. size ... ....••
'C olgate Tooth Powcle r
toWnshi p. It is quite poss ible that ou r
Bactine
69c
toWnship may develop. By regu lating
g iaut .. .... ......... ...... ... .4,30
6 oz. slzc .... .. .. .
~eh deVelopment, your supervisors
J & J Dental Floll, 25 yds. 25c
heve laxes can be k ep t dow n UnBiSiflol Mints 19c
EvellOo 3 -piece Nurser
25c
~gu]ated development would un'qu esPackage of 3D .. ..
Desi tin Ointm ent, 1 oz. 57c
,~abIY m.1ke you taxes go up.
~tst of o~lr peol, le seem to be in
'Elec tric Boule \Va rll1 e r 1.89
P e pto-Bi IUO] 59c
, ' r o( lOnmg. The d iscussion cen4 oz. bottle .. .. .. ..
R ell Cro s COli on Balls, .. ..
~~ aboul. whal to put in the zoning
65s ............
35c
. EspeCially with r efll'ence to trnilSal He patica 63c
6 oz. size ... . . ... .
~~c~ps, soil stripping, and size of
Similac, lb. can ............ 94-c
~ n ncw devrlopm~lIts. A new lot
III size 100 loot II'ontng'e and total
[~,?~::~..~.~ :"::;.-r;.~!'Pr!'':lt~'~~~t~·1l
~ ~ of 20:00 lcet s ems in favo r. Th is
e .pOmt which will probab ly be
Oil-fanned
yott dl~clJssed at the coming meeting.
r
t;,"J SUpervisors ap[lreciate the interSq
rtibb
Toothbrrtsh
)'ou are taking in their e!Torts on
~ ~ha1! and wiU be happy to see
,
and Paste
on Septcmber 10.
Don't neglect yo« ~of<hl Don't bong It arovncf • , , Don' ..... ,
"Very sincerely.
,fyp..
It wh ... washing ••• Don'I open II !,P •• • Wlncl II rogularly •• "Arthur P. Kell y
Repair III brok ... cryslal 01 once _ . '. Have II tleaned and onecl
"Chairman
regularlyl 1r1n9 your _old! .. 'or 0 checkup _IIIIout obngo- t
•
. •
..
"Board 01 Supervisors".
lion lodoyl
tl!\h ; - - - - - -- !he hUsk eet corn can be bak ed In
~~
CobsS~ ~emove lhe silk and Ue
In wIth strIng. Then sank the .
0
1
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NEWARK . DELAWARE
'til toke Wet newspaper or foil. It
to r. abou l 45 minutes l or th
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Jeweler - Est, 1885
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'\!am thoroughly on top 01 318
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DEL. ST.
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MAIN ST. ••_ _ _ _ _ _FREE
SPACE
NEW
OASTLE
NlrWABK
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61c
Ib
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MIDG ET BRAUNSCHWEIGER
10-oz: en 39c
F RESH PO TATO SALAD OR COLE SLAW
Ib 29c
ARMOUR' S CANNED HA~'S re ad)' to eat 1 \-!, Ibs ea $2.12
sq'
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ROOFING - HEATING - SHEET METAL WORK
ROOFING REPAIR - ASBESTOS AND BRICK SIDING
7flUJO;lll;
Lea n Smoked
''''"'
,,:~" " ·rTURF-- B.uftDER - th e right food
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to revfve su mm e r scorched lawns,
Cra bgra ss a probtem? . make Ih e m smile again. 1 Ib feed s ,
~;~II;:~ S~~TL~ith dry "",100 sq It b e ller than t.hree t i~es as
79c
$1.9.5
$.5.8.5
much ordinary ferti lI zer.
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Clean out Dandelion.,
25 Ibs - $2.50 ' fee ds 2500
ft.
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EDWARDS ROOFING CO•
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PICNICS
r:R ESiHL Y Ili ILLED FRYING
CHICKENS
C U1J' UP FRYERS ready for the pan
All-Meat, Skinless
NEWARK LUMBER CO.
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F AR1~1IDAL ~
Pipe W elding
Lean Short Rib.
of Beef Ib 49c
Be suro
Danita Hosiery Mfg. .
Coo
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Make the coming holiday a " lawn .
day" . It 's a winning combinal ion
when you se lect Seem. and e arly
fa ll !o be autify your lawn .
60 • 54· - 51 GAUGE
Iml u sll'ial Piping and
'I JI
W ho le or
shank half
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Go eh~e '5
~~~ OY6P L~6ol' /)ay
Hosiery
God we can all be invited to come to
a pl,blic meeting to disc uss the sub -
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John W. }-'uller
Al l T yp es
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NOTICE
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will be closed all day next Monda}'
1.1IBOR DAY·· STOCK tiP!
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:al~c~:~t~s~0~;i7i r;;~u~'t~~~;dg ~rr~t;i;'
Hixon's "Shin e r" ns the funnies t , and
f.1
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mechanicS ,\Vt' . (l' lt the. POOl" cal' was
ust t l r~d , but It later pIcked up COUI';gc and tflok us ~hl'ough D etroi t,
arrlls; Canodn, to NIagara Fa ll s, the
ftngcr L:l ke r eg ion of New York,
IIhrre wt' sta) 'd a t Lake Cayu~a fo~' a
• •• A lIIer;ca II'clIo sil/clics by ?1t1l 6;C
day and a ha l( and went sW lmmm g
~ hlrn~ r wh sllhl11itted th ~ ~t~ l11per is r eward ed . After studying for
and bouting. FI'OIll he re we wen t to
.11 n" st Iii" ;:0".,,", the heavy Illali I'ecei . ed by the pl'og'r am , I,ene thi nks
!ce Tnughnllnn k Fa lls, just ofT r oute
she I':ls a f::11' HINI of \\'hHt Americans ~I'e thin k ing'. Tbe very choice of
89, which f ,1I0ws Lake Cayuga c losel ~.
S~:1~!; . l'C'IJC'atcd over :~nd OV(\ )', !'cv('ul ('crtai n in te r es t s nnd characte ris t ics
The (all.' .'re 28 feet highe r than NI. n." ~· c('s. the <:~l1lposi tc. Am.c l:ica n as nn optimist of de pth. j~.c has ~
agara, and Ihe sun-ound ing a rea o( g!e n
he.IIL ~y ,rnse I hU!llOI' , IS oby l ou sl~' bo the"~d by current ('vents but tllkes
t helll In str id e. 1£(. '" nostll lg' IC ("lt hs " look at -he good )Id days ")' he
and gorge is tru ly lovely. A!ler seemg
loves nowel'~' a fa mil y neurby, bi g holidays, plenty of food. T.hat is
cornell , WI' hended home, go t lost in
Amcl'lc., to fen.
Ihe mountains, and then we ra n into
a cloudburst m'ound 3 a.m. just as we
THA
T I1E P -;-..:;ACH ER
ALL AMER:':A TIME
breathcd a sigh of re li e f a t having
R::dio's SundllY ni g ht ( BS ) "Our On radio's "Telephone H our" (Monreached [mn iliar territol·Y· The r a in
1I11 8S Bl'o kS " - who s e writeI' day ni gh t s , NBC), July is AII rame dow n in sheets, and most of the
w o uldn 't h ave writtell i t Hif 1 hadn't
cars pulled 0!T the road, but after hal!
b e n out of n j ob"-ios begillning its
an haul' of this we pu lled out of t he
f;ourth bi g year. Scrip ta I' AI Le wis popular 12-)'0Ilr-01d progra m. Violi n
afflicted aren. We njoyed a ll the peopl'odi g y Michael Rabin, 15, who
plr, and all th e wonders of nature and
.
"hool " " h" ., • Ina u g u I'a ted a
history th at we saw, but gee, the home
topflight coneel' t
ca ree l' with his
hill looker! good.
debut o n th e
Anne Hixon and H en McVey ga ve
"Te l epho ne
)lr5, Hi xon's Cub P ack plus guest-Cub
Haul''' . in AuDal'id Ness a wondeful ()uting to the
g ust, las t ),Co'l r,
mHh su mm er home at R d Point
is sc heduled fol'
the 9th . Three
August 23. Th e boys go t a h 'uck haynnt ivc li!' tists ,
ride down to the po int w h e re they
nil in th eil' twenspent a wonderfu l day sw imming pictie s , f o ll ow:
nicing, and riding the McVey poni s.
Contmlto Lu cile
J oha nn ese n
We're so n 'y to have just missed the
! ub.i ert fOI' " come :ly se ri e~. '0 1' C U III III i n g s , •.. A laslc." Lao
1I'0nderful )U mbore at Hix ons Aug us t
cou ld he see t: vc A nlen as t he lea d. 1 6t h; Grant
~
" She is flip, he p a nd wi sec ra ckin g." J ohann esen, pillnist, 2~.·di youthful
IR, \\'hl'l1 the Cubs had a turtle d erby
L ('wis o111p lain ecl. But, eve n in ( 2 ~) co loratu ra Bllrbllm Gibson on ,
and dOj( sho\\', and were given pony
r adio , hi sto ry is l": stol·Y. T eac h I'
rides at lIixons by the McVey ponies.
" Connie BI'00 1\5 " is h p, r omanliI
A total of 76 p op le were present, an d
ca lly in clin ed, x lrove rted but ve l'y on thc broa dcast for t:~ e fir st timc.
everyoOl' en joyed the wonder ful tricks
m uc h huma n. She is the tenche l' li e has soa red ill th e Inst few yeal's
mos t of I1 S would hav e loved to have.
Stony, th at stou t-h earted Man-of-W a r
Teac hel's li ke hc l', too. "OUI' ~I iss lOa ~larf~:I-°p.~Il·~i,:~er~ I'~~tk·~Ct.i(t~cii~ }
o( ponydoll1 did for the crowd. MadBfooksJl has J"ccc ivcd 1110)'C Hwal'd s " Trai l-blaz ing Pianist" ) . a s well as
anna Alcock. Janet Kra use a nd Ann e
fl'om teac he r groupllth an allY olhel' the U.S.A.
.
Hixon bak ed ca kes. Mar ianna's wh ite p rogra m_
iced cakes were deco rated with darling _ _ _ _ _ _ __
IIttlc chocolate-ic ing turtl es, and Ann e • • • • • • • • ::
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. - ; - - - - - . - - - - -- -hod iced a choco la te dach shund al"Ound
the side of her ca kes. The taffy scramble was won by Bi ll Cross, who received a jigsaw puzz le, and th e conNewat·k 6316
solalion prize was a wood en duck w ith Phone
la~ies on the base. Ma ry Allison Lang
Plumbing, H eating
awarded the prizes.
Of the ight dogs e n tered in the conDirect From Factory
lest, the prize was awarded to Su sie
Oil Burner InstaUation
to Jimmie I\lcV y's as the best groomed. while a little pooch n a med "Toot~e" walked away with the prize for
the "trickiest."
A \'isitin ~ J\1nrinc, "Junior" Crossa n,
assisted in g ivi ng a ll the children rides.
As rcgards th ut zon ing m ee ting h eld
(or thc purpose of di scuss ion and suI(geslion last week, Augus t 13, we u ndersland that there was "A Hot T ime
In The Old Town That Nig ht." W e ll ,
that is democl'acy a t work, and thank
Res. Phones Newark 2-80i3 :;: .
I Ca!~~~~nh.ac~~OS. II
orrcs pon (l cnt
I'honr J{ rmh lpJivillo 2 1'7 1
~hou,and
Three
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PEACHES Luscious Freestona
LEMONS Ca lif. Sunk i-.t, 432'.
APPLES Summer Ra mb o
. PEARS Cal if. Bartl ett.
CARROTS
CABBAGE
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Cris p
Calif.
1ge
4 lb. 29c
doz 35c
4 25c
2 25c
llbb..
l2. e
bun ch
New Green
Ib
4c
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Large Cucunlbers 3 for 14c C ~lsp Radishes 3 bth a 140
Large Green Peppers 3 for 14c Large Eggplants .. 100
FARMDALE FROZEN BABY LIMA BEANS 10,oz llkg 17e
IOEAL PURl! CONCEN . ORANGE JUICE 2 6·oz cans 350
IDEAL LEMtlNADE MIX
2 6-oz cans 25c
LAST THREE DII YS
01
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Gigantic Sale 01
IDEAL FANCY FLA •
ORANGE':
.JUICE
or Blended Oronge
and Grapefruit Juice
.,~
~6-oz
can
21e
E:dra Special! Lowest Price 0] tlte Sea.onl,
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IIlEAL FAIlltCY FLORIDA
Grapefruit .Juice
~6-oz
can
19c
E:dra Special!
S'l!ck UP. NOUI/,
:yt~ ~w~~ P~RP~n"-UTTI.
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LOUELLA MILK HomogenIzed Enrlch.d 1 tall oanl 27A
'ASCO COFFEE /ielt Flo ROIItttt
Ib big 790 ,
YELLOW MARGARINE Prlc"IQu",*.~ ' 11125.
YOUR DOtLIIR
UYS MORr: AT Till: ACM[
Buy Savings Bonds
ewark , D e laware, T h u r s d ay, Au g u st
Th e
Four
SHER IFF'S SALE-By vIrtue ' of a wrIt of
I1 9~1 vi/~~e Ngll'~~e~e~~f1~'~: ~x'~~se'd' ?o
Safety Hints
<, I' ll
of
It'
SIG
~~~~R~T I'g'e~I.H;'dlru~~~
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Thousands of Amel'icRns wi ll die 1
THE S~~E~~~tl?:.r.~ DAY
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- -- - - - - A-n- l- n-d-el-)e-n-d e- n-t - N- e-"'-sp-a- p-'r - - - - - - - - 1trying to have a good time this corn- A. D. 1951 3F8 :~~~~~c~E~ .M" Eastel'll tnc, NO W at NeIghbors,
Published Every Thursday by the N ewark Post, In c,
ing Labor Day holiday, many mOle ~it~~'ld~~~a t~I~~,: Ihe followIn g describcd
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Loca~:/~~lJl~~:f:g~n~:~\~Y N~:~~~, !)nCJno~~~'ated
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1 _ _-==-=~_=-=~_~_~_=_~~~~ATHLETES FOOT GE RM
HOW 1'0 KILL IT.
IN ONE HOU R.
' 01' PLEA SEO your 40c back from
Public Sal" at the Cburt House, §outhcnst I
Comer
Eleventh and KIng Slreets, CIty
I1 0.fw~~~I,mlngIOn,
N~w Castle ounty, Del- ~~'{ 1t.~I~gl~lo
1-1 a ve Fun I f Il Ki lls
Me!"-And Il Will
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tf,';!rlg~~IJ~~iJsP~~'~~'e~'~
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, sHunt
ChristianA liundJ'ed, Now
Hair Cuttlng ShOp
I~~~:. ~h~~)~rpla~l it~l~f ~~~~J'CrrinRt\~~no~~~~
~~s\~; ~~~~~~~~" a~f ~fl~rn~~o~~dD~~~\~~':'-:
In
fun , ~nd millions wi ll con1C back hOlnc Castle County nnd State of D e.lawa~·e nn~
needIng a l'esl to recover from their known as Lot s 377, 378, a nd 37~, ~lS the
- -- Legal and Displny odverlising rates fu rnished on request.
In Memol'1 ~m nnd C:ll'ds of Thanks I) cents cr aga te line.
FRANK N. MEGARGEE ........... . , ......... , .... , ......... . . ,... EDITOR stl'cnUOu;
h oliday.
RICHARDT. WARE ..... .. ... .. ........ . ,,' , .. ............... , PUBLISHER
.
Have n good time but ge t some 1
rest. Come bnck feeling better than In . Deed Hecord L, Volume 20, Page 605 ,
Entered ns second class m~~~~'r ~h~C~~?, ~21~a~.~~h3, l~~~~~mcc a t N ewark, Delaware. w h n you l eCi home~ And by a ll mea ns ~ciITJ=ecr~~e f~fll~t~~~latl~:wPt~Unded and de _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-=.:-=.:~..:.:..._ _ __ _ _ _ _ Itake safety along WIth you .
BEGINN ING at a po int on the Westerly
X'hev~b~~~IP~~';.om~~c nO~d t1~~rJl~~ers~g6c;I;~t1~~~lte~.0~ta~~~. l~e~;·O~NPc;.DYe;:.~cJ:
Single copIes 5 cen ls. Make all checks payable to The Newark Post.
NATIONAL
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EDITORIAL
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IAS'SOC~TIION
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- -Newark, Delaware, Thursday, A ugust 30, 1951
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VIARI{ TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO
NTV'
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From I sue of Sept. I , 1926
M
did gra .n ! and convey ulllo J.
Ri~r~~1fe,H~~"fu~ ,::~~)I~":;i~~n~t sHb~sfh"c
his wife and to be sold by
Sheri fT's ONi~~s~W;rm~:g~,;;~sDC~I:e~~g_
ust 27 , 1951.
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Lightning
with Mus hroom SmLcP
Pa c ked by :
An improved sys t e m of Li ghtning Conductors w ill r e m ove the
Li g htning Threat,
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THE POMPEII RESTAURANT
New Cas tle, De l.
(Available wherever Dulaney Foods are
I
Appr oved by U , S, Govt , Fire
U nde rwriters L abor atories ,
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2-6221
Free
Estimate
Lenox
and Haviland
J. Paxson
do not enter
t d 11 2 t th Women's College l ander W. Gre.gg of Newark and DaVId into the cost of living 01' cost of d - \:~~~~~=~~~~~~-~.~,~,:.~.:.~,:.~.:.~
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:~~cPl ~3' at D~laware Coll ege.
Had le y Wilson of Wilmin gton w~s sol- fense, the OITice of P rice Stabiliza - cml1lzed last Sa turday at 10 a.m. m the tion has added such vehicl es to t he
Close Ca ll
Dr. P . K . Musselman narrowly es- parsona g . of the Red Clay Creek ~~~t~~l:.roducts exe mpted (rom price
caped death last Thursday when the Presby terian Church by the pastor,
automobil e in wh ich he was rid ing the .Rev. John D. Blake.
However, ( 01' most used cars of the '
CONTRACTOR
was struck by an interurban strcet
MISS Ruth RIch ards, dau gh ter of Ed- ~~~e P~i~~!h~r!OI;n P:~~Oc~~ 1 need s ceil carin Pennsylvania. He was on a pleas- wnrd. L. RIchards o( thI S tow n, was
Plumbing - Heating
ure tr ip at the time in the Pocono marl'led last S~turday .to Mr. RIchard 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - 1
Mountains,
R. L ittell of Cmcmn atl.
~ PHONE 6·2141
NEWARK, DEL.
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R~:~~ING I
EMLoETCoTRRIC
EWIND~G
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Electric Machinery R epai r
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RA YMO N D
Bcar, Del.
DA HER
Pb ,:New Castle 3-800
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,(1) H's not how m uch you r
clothes cost--'it's h ow well g r oomed
you
a re
that
counts! (2) t h e r e's one anwe r fo r agging pockets,
bagging sk irts, s o ile d n ecklines, tired-look ing jacket
- r egu l a r dry c lean ing at
th Blue H en (3) Sel'viceQuick, courteous. W o r kmans hip t h o r ough , experienc d,
0 t-econo mical.
Aller.atiom
Of All Kind.
(Neighbors Pharmacy
D ial
Ma in
2900·22 13
Free Delivery
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Sept. 1
Kraftmaster Quality Line of Paints
1
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"Virginia City"
Plus
Cp"e Autry, S miley Bnrnette
Sept. 2-3
~~m ·
If.
OHN -GARFIHD
"The Hoodlum"
$2.95 Gal.
SPECIAL
Di s count Given to
Contractors and Painters
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SHE\lfY WINTERS .
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Sept. 4-5
How to Judge a Fine Car!
ONLY
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FRIGIDAIRE ~
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R efri gerators
Food Freezers
A utomatic Washing Machines
.!.
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Ranges
W
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Kitch en Cabinets & Sinks
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Sales & Service
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Tues .-Wed.
GALLON CANS:
White E namel
In s ide and Outs ide
Paints
White and Colors
Floor and Deck E nam e ls
( A ll Colors )
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"Whirlwind"
S un, ·Mon.
Read The Newark Post for New s of th e C orumunily,
Di s tributors of
Errol Fly",,, , Randolph Scott
Miriam. HOIJkins
Hu.lIlphrey Bogart
CONESTOGA VALLEY
:1:
Newark, Delawa re
PA CE
WE ARE NOW EXCLUSIVE
I AGRICULTURE LIMESTONE i.:.
COUNTY
Since 1895
NO PARI{ING PROBLEM
WHEN YOU SHOP
AT
NEIGHBORS
72 E .
NATIONAL 5e and tOe STORE
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DIRECT ORP
Silversmiths -
ELKTON
Phones Elkton 188
I N THE REAR OF O UR STORE
:~ Phon e 2-7671
Tyre Ave.
Newa rk, D e l.
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Over the Na tional Five & Ten
Call Newark 2·8341
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MINSTER & SON
THERE'S A L WAYS PLENTY OF ,
Photographic S tudio
Septelnher 5, 1951
66 E. Main St.
S PREADER SERVICE OR B A GS
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN ALL ORDERS
Ga s and Electric
FINKERNAGEL
pat brosius
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W e Jding -
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Announcing the Opening of the New
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J. J.
Jewelers -
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3. Do not use Arizona common, or
Alfalfa is an important Dela ware hay other non-hardy strains from southern
crop, say agronom ists at t he Un ivers- states.
.
ity of Delaware. When fall planting
3. Do not use alfalf~ seed Imported
2 S h ows - 7-9 p.m.
time com es, questions on seed quali ty from so~thern co~nt\'les. l.t w ll~ n ot
Saturday Contu.uous from 2 P .M,
and va riety come up.
hve ovel DelawaJ e wmtets sal!s (acSunday One Show 8 P ,M.
A few po in ters in gelling a good, torily. You can tell such seed by the _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
long-li ved stand are:
110 percent of red or red-orange dyed Thur ,-Fri.
A u g , 30-31
I. Use Buffa lo, the new wilt resist- I seed r eqU Ired by law.
ant variety, 01' common alla lfa seed
g row n in Utah, Id aho, Montana Kan- I
READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS
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Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova,
Gru e n and Cl'oton
T A Y LOR
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Stieff, Gorham, Inte rnationa l ,
Wallace, Lunt and Heirloom
West Chest er , Pa,
Phone 1019R
620 West Union Street
L.
GLASSWARE
Fos toria
installations
Made Anywhere
Francis
122 Wes t Main Street
NEWARK , DEI.AWARE
.
A I' Isas, or other states with eq uall y seAgronomIsts
( VIse vere winters. Grimm and Canadian
.
varities will grow well, but usually
On Alfalfa PIantlng are not worth the differences in price.
old )
E stablis h e d For
Ove r Qua rte r of C e ntury
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
R.
lI mm M.\DE
TRY POM P E II BRAND FROZEN
SPAGHETfI
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Sellin g Th e S tutz?
Ce ilin g Pt'i ce Lifte r1
Do you plan on s lling you r old
Stutz bearcat, or getting rid or the 1908
,~rinton Six Uncl e Tom left you? Or
do you coll ec t antique automobiJes?
Tn ither case, there is no ceiling
price provided YOUI' caris more th an
25 years old, says regional OPS direc -
Wilmi ngton 5·8851
WILMINGTON, DELAWA RE
West Park Place
~:l~ye~le:::~'::!~~edbU~u tprlen~~onuJ!~ ~~e~6te~e
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217 W. 9th Street,
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A t Sa ud' s R esid e n ce
ig- Poole, his wife, by Ind enture baring even
th e innuence o( a lcohol dri ving on th
wrong side of the rO~d, passing .improperly and disregarding an olTicer
01' tranic contro l device are, at th e very
least, di scoul'teous behaviOl' and at the
wo rst, wa nton murder." ~1r. Ashton
sa id.
With tra tTic deaths app roac hin g the
1,000,000 mark due in Decem ber , th is
particu lar tim e of th e year when highway travel reaches its pea k, is a good
time [or very De~a\Vare m~tori st to
p ledge tha t he won t be one m a milli on
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So h a~py ho liday , If you are m a hUI'I'y, don t . forge l.. to st~rt sooner, a~d
remembel to ~l l ve CatefUI,ly- the h(e
you sa ve may e your own ,
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Operator
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RALPH SI{ILLMAN
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"Such acts as excessive speed
I
, WOMEN AND
CHrLDREN'S
HA TR CUTfI NG
De laware Safety Council, reminds us side of Glenrlch Avenue nnd the Westthat th~ firs t rul e, for safely on a holi 6~~~cSridcif °1~tA~~~o~h~f,~~ic~l~l~~lb~ ~(~~:
day tr Ip concernlllg tt'aveling- if you Lot #380, 100' to " point In line of Lot
go i( your automobile. The I'ule is to #384; thence thereb:( along, Lot #3.84 ,
.
1111 a Sou therly chl'ect lotl 73.9 to n POInt
all ow nough tIme to ge t there and in line of land of Elmhurst: thence th reget back wi,th sa fe driving. Don 't h urry. ~KSI;:f;gdlt~~~TIo~f itfd.~~~ u("sta I~ol~t ~~ui~~
That doesn t mean to poke along. BlIt l W sterly side of Al ice Street: Ihence
it docs mea n to drive at a safe speed thereby along Ihe Westerly side of Alice
at all times a nd n vel' to take a chance ~;~e~\a~~
~~gl~~NVGec~~n t1~~.8~0~?
a t the top of a hi ll Or on a curve or llents thereof what they may.
nOl' i ng the rig ht of way. driving u'nder
Narrow Escape
Dea n McCue Hu rt
J a ~es Liken, the J4-ycar old so~ or Just RS the Post went to press this
WIlliam LIken of N wark had ~ mll'?c- a fternoon, it was learned that Dean
ulous escape f"om pOSS Ible .se rlous In- McCue of the Universi ty of Delaware
l~ry when the bIcycle whIch . he was was in an autombile accident neal'
I'Idlllg nnd a F ord sedan, drIven by Od essa and that he was painfLIIJ y
H a r~ey J. My rs, co llIded at the mtcr- hurt but not serious ly injUl'ed. No
s ctlon of Park Pl ace and D pot Roa d other information is ava il able concernea~~tl'~~~;~r:~~e~{~~~n~~nthe complete in g the accident.
wrecking o( the front o( th e bik e no
.. moke " Passes On
damage was done. The youth escnped
"Smoke" the pet airedale of the loca l
without a scratch.
firem en an d also otTicia l mascot of
ew Department
the co mpany died sudden ly at his home
Louis HandlofT is remode ling his in the fir ehouse last night. His death
property next to Pow ell's r estaurant is attributed to his having eaten some
on Main Street. A store is being bui lt ! grass. The dog was the pet of the neighdownstairs and the upstairs is being IborhOOd and w ill be mised by many
converted into an apartment.
fri ends.
'choo l Enro llment
T hree Weddings
Enro ll ment at the Newark High
MI'. and Mrs. Gorge Cook of KenSchoo l this yenr w ill be about 10 per- ton anounc d the marriage of the ir
cent over last year's figur s, acoc rding daughter, Miss Eli za Cook, to Clifford
to estimates toda y. The tota l enroll- Buckinghom, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
ment a t th e open mg da y on Tuesday Buckingham, of Newark . T he wedding
was 225 m th e HIgh Schoo l and abou t too k place Saturday afternoon in
600 in the while elementary school.
Ebenezer Church w ith th e Rev. G h.
man officiating.
Uni ve rsity Enroll ment
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... T h e Newa l'k Pos t, Newark , Delaware, Thur day, Augu s t
Social Events
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Mr. a nd Mrs. ~~-;;-n Olley of Not- Y?)~~;; :::l~)~e ~~6hEJ'.HN f; I_ECI:1~:tt~
• Mr. a nd Mrs. Ro b , rt Harrlllgton of tin gham Hoad are r eceivi ng cong rat uEast D laware Avenue and MI'. and lalions on the birth of a dau ghte!', SALESLADn: S- FULL TIME AND PART
.M rs. H OI"ace Dre nn en of Drexel Hill, b I'll August 29, in l\1cnlO l' ia l Hospital.
!li~~1~t 1~~~ll~l~us. A pply Nl.'wal'1.. ~_c;~'~n~
P a., spen t las t week motoring to D e l.
aware Water Gap, Pocono Mountains,
and to Allan li c City and T olchester,
Md,
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Trenton, N.J ,: an
r. 11 Ip ml 1 S trad ley.
,
Penrose of HamIlton Square, N.~~ were
Circle No.5 with Mrs. J ames Mu lmarried on ,Saturday, ,AugU st 20, a t 4 le n as load e r me ts at the home of the
Miss Yvonne W. Eve land entered MOTHER
YOUR THU f< DHIVER IN HETA IL
the D e lawa r e Hosp ita l School of Nul'S'
child whll yo u work. Phone 6·250 1.
nnd fllel vard . Sleady work, , holll<1
ing on Monday, August 27, Mi~s Eve·
8-30- lle
\\~11i1"I~S\~~rl'l~e'C·0 . Newark , AIJPIY8.fo·'III~
land, a graduate of th e class of '5 1
Wa nte d-To Rent
MARH IED MAN WANT ED FOR Y"AR
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Ic~I~~S ~~~.a'.:::;: SII:·~d.lIr)Ma~~Cpl~II~IV' C~S~~~t~l- ::i~~t~~:: :~~ ~i~'m~~~' a~~\\~~~~. ~I~ :'~
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Cleve le nd Avenu e ,
~;u~;~~eINe~aJ~/Li;~~ S~~~~\I~W!~~
~r1d c. was a s l eade r lneets at the home of Mrs.
malron ,~f hJ'I)ull\o\,~[~ne!"I!llllIe MISS Karen John Cronin, 105 Bent L ane on W edKalb \\,IS
,g .
nesday ev ning, S eptember 5, at B
1\lr. JI aIT) Pellrose wa s best man (or o'clock.
E ve land , Capitol Tra il.
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Mrs. J ames L. Ge taz, Sr .. o f N ew
York City, re tu rned hom e on Wedn p.sclay after spending sevel'a l d ays w ith
o'c1o('k in St. Jl elena s Church, WI I- leader,
m~~;!~J~('urgl' j . ~ilb
of th e
ville, Po., an: ;t, SIster O,r th e
III
East
l<.embh~s- ol~~~~I~I·~~.Y5 :~~i~~.s~ r:~~7.~~:I~~ld
~~or~:1I;~~II~n~n~1\~:.~h~~ 1I~:~;e C~:~ te;i~'~ I~e~do~r6 ~~~t!' :~s~~~O~g~;;~:~~
ler.
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The unde IS ? graduate 0( . the Del·
aare IIU"I'II" I Schoul o( Ntll s ~n~ and
I,.s been dOlllg pI·I.vate nurs Ing 111 f re n·
Ion. ~ Ir, Pen ruse IS a g r aduate of Beacom Colil'ge and I S . mp loyed by
Briggs Company, Wtlmll1gton.
)J1 ' J Al 1'~ GRF;ENP LATE
11 0 'OH I'; !) A T S HOWER
bel' m eeting but attention is ca ll ed to
the gen e ral m eeting or the organ.
iza tion on Tu esday, September 11.
Circle No. 7, w ith Mrs. Ma ry Walk e r
as leader m eets a t the h ome of M r s.
Sa l'a S lack, Wil son Shops, near N ewa rk, on Tu esday aClernoon , S ep tem b el' 4, at 2 o'cloc k .
C ircl e No. B with Mrs. J aco b Correll as leade r m eets at the h ome of the
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Caslrodale
Miss Em ily B II M a l·tenis, d a ughter
of M r. and Mrs. Frcd Boorm a n Marteni s of near Elkton be came the bride
o f MI'. Milford W, Castl'Ocia le, Jr., so n
of the R ev. and M rs. M ilford W. Cas·
troda le, Rochester. P a., on Thursday
evenin g, Augu st 16, at 7:30 o'clock ir,
the H ea d o( Chrisliana Presbyter ia n
CI;~~h~loubl e ring ceremony was per.
Miss Jane P . Green pl a te of Elldon lead e l', D epot Road, on Tuesday eve- fon ned by the g room 's f a ther w ho was
ning, Septembe r 4, a t B o'cloc k.
ass isted by the R ev. Jam es L. Getaz,
were honured at a briC,la l shower onlBAKE AND NOVELTY SALE Jr., pastor o [ th e chu rch.
M I's. J ohn H . H oudesh e l o f l!avl'e de
Tuesday l'vcn ing, August 21, a t the FRIDAY MORNI NG 9 :30
Grace, Mary lan d, playe d the wedding
home of the mother o[ the brlde-to-be,
Th e Sa le m Hom e D em onstr a tion Club m usic and accompan ied R ev. Mr. R ob~l l's. Mary Gr c np late, E lk to n Road , wi ll h ol d a b a k e an d n ovelty sa le on crt DuBoise, of La kewood, w h o sang
Newark. "
. . Friday morn in g, August 3 1, in [rant thc numbers: " Dawning," "Because."
Miss Dolores Lloyd and M iss Phy llis o ( J ack son's Hardware Sta re.
"O h P er fect Love," " If I could T ell
~:h~lil.~cfk~I~S:~i;:, al~~.~I~h~th~~i~IO~~ S e lli ng w il l start at 9:30 a.m.
Yo u ." and "Th e Lord's Praye r."
.
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The brid e, g iven in marriage by her
bridal attendants for MISS Green p ate, PEA C H FESTIVAL
fa th er, wore a n ivory satin gow n a nd
planned the shower and were h ost,,
train (eatu rin g a swee theart n ec klin e
esses for the even in g.
AT SALEM C HUR C H
and used a lace veil o f h e r matern al
Guests included: Mrs. M a urice O.
Th e Sa lem Church will 'h old a peach grea t-grandmothers. H e r bouquet in.
Brown, Sr., Misses Ethel and Isa belle resti~a l a t th e church on W e dn sday cluded a butterOy orchie! , phil anops is
Brown of North East, Ma ry land, Mrs. evelllng, S e p te mber 5.
an d steph ano tis.
IVilUs Cloud, Mrs. E . D. P ool e: M isses
F a ncy t able, ca ke an d vege t ab l~ tabl e I' Mrs. H a rry N p. lson of Newark was
Dons and J ca n P Ierson ,. and MISS Ju ne, IWIII fea ture som e of the attractIO ns.
matron O( ,hOnOI' a nd he l' gown was of
Wagner of Stl'lckersvLlle, P a., M ISS
p ink ne t w ith a lace stoll . M iss Gen eAnn GI'Cgg, Miss D or othy Aulen, Miss ~...,. .......... "", ... ",~ vieve Cas troda le sister of the groom'
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Chnrolelle Hoss, Mrs. H el e n TrLlltt, l'and Mrs. D on a ld Ba lde rston, s ister o(
Mrs. E1izabel~ Lloy d,. Miss D oro ll?y ~
th e brid e, were bridesmaid s who wore
Moore,. Mrs .. 1; i.abb l, MISS Ruth LeWIS, ~
identica l gow ns of b lue n et w ith l ace
and MISS Dlanlch, a ll of Ne'."ark, and ~
stolls. The a ttenda nts carried fl OWN
Mrs. Charles Cannate llt oE Wlimmgto n . ~\<i
fans of pink ane! bl ue.
The wedd ing wi ll lake place on 5a t•
The Rev. Mr. D av id R. Aaro nso n of
urday, Septembe r 22.
, Phillipsburg. N. J .. was best m a n and
.
We Deliver
ush er s we r e. M r. Fred Beebe, Prince·
TH I.: JOH I LYN C H FAMILY
ton , N.J. ; MI'. Don ald Bald ers ton, Col·
HOST TO B RGB REUNION
~f or a, Md.; a nd Mr. Fred W. Martenis
The descendants of William and
a nd MI'. Thom as W. Martenis of ADMarl' Ann Tarry Burge h eld the ir 15th
For Your
. ple ton , Md.
.
reunion last Saturday, Aug. 24, at the ~
I 'r,
home 0 f Mr. and Mrs. J 0 h n B . L y nc I"
i
neal' Poll y Drummond's Hill . Th e r e
were 108 mem bers pre£ent of th e 232 ~
descendants. The R ev. Eben Burge, of ~
• •
Elaln . Pa., le d th p r aye r serv ice and ~
MI'. Georgc C. Burge 01 Middl town ~
D' 13171
presided at the bus iness mee lin g. G ifts ~
fa
,'
were pres nted to Mrs. An na D an ie ls ~
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of Townsend and Mr. William Alfl'ee ~~~~~~
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of Wddletow n [01' bing th e o ld est , , _ _
POWELL'S
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ICE CREAM CO
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of
Community,
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Burge
Bear, the yo un gest; and to
MI', and 1111'S . .James Kane o ( Ba ltimore for th (a mily com ing the greatest
distance. also to Mrs. Lync h, the hostess. Th ere we re nine marr iages a nd
nine birth s reported. T he same ofl'i cers
who hav se rved for 5 yea rs, wer e r e- I
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reation;
Delbe l·t
t
Ira C. Shellender
M rs. Martenis, mothe r of th e brid e,
chose a dress of pink l ace a nd dar k
h at, and he r corsage as of gleam el ias,
w hil e Mrs. Castroe!al e, mo the r of th e
gl'Oom, selected a dress of b iege lace
w ilh matching accessor ies and h er
fl owers we re of rose bu ds of harm on izing co lors.
The b rid e has been a ssoc iated w ith
W.
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held next August a t the home of Mr.
..,
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Gregg Jewelers
and Silversmiths
Sunbeam , UnJversal and O. E.
SmaiJ Electrlo Appliances
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THHEE l·rOUSES AND GARDENS : SEVEN
garages. Arthl'" A. McCloskey, 24 raw ford St .. Midd letown .
8- i6-4Ip
RADlO·PHONOGHAPH. WESTI NG HOUSE
Consolelle. $45.00, 1/ 3 origina l eo,,1.
Phone 2·7021.
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Magic Picture Books ... , .29
Two Wood Dolls ........ .... 5
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$40.00: SPII' Dry Washel' $40.00, New
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Elkton Hoad .
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PHONE 2-8592.
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s tove $ 10.00. Phone 2-0462, 57 N . C hape l
St., Newark.
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hot p l n t c ; 2 pair lined sa il
clo th drapes-dark g '·cen . Ph one 2-073 J
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Bin g o Gam es ................ . 5 9
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jus t the wa y your young 'U IlS want. , . mad e
SC HOOL BAG S
1.69
SIJARPEN'ED , SAWS
filed . )·ctoothed . g um m ed. Arlie D . Rus t .
R oad. Phon e ~-~6-~{t~
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It's " rca din' a n d w ritin' and 'r!.thme ti c" time again,
m o th er s! And time, t oo, to fit ),Oli: "Little Genius"
with a p air of our brand .new, ba(~.. t.o.sch (\ol
yo ungs t er in for an cxpcrl fitting toda y,
CtT RES ULTS _ ADV1~RT1SE IN
THE NEWARK POST
Mid
With Dresses
Hopal ong Cassid y
Puz 7.les ....... . .... .......... . 29
Howdy Dood y Puzzles .. . 29
~~~~ o~I:~~o~hu ~~ w~~o~~;~~~s~~e~:;
Friday
PHONE, ELKTON 437
Roge r's C ut Out Books .1 5
Ing Tuesday ~ve ning, Septe m ber 4, at
in the Sunday School
on
EU(TON CONCRE'fE COo
Smart Ltottlf.lu Vankees
II
7:45 O'clock
charge of the busincss session.
Mrs. Al ex D. Cobb and Mrs. H ay·
mond W, Heim, prog ram chairmcn,
have anan!(cci for a fi lm. "The Sun
Upon Earth" to be shown .
All members and fricnd s of the
chUrch arr mosl corrlia lly invited and
Urged to "ttl'l1d,
An Exrclllivc Board meeting will
?c held ot 7 o'c lock prior to th e meetIng.
s tandard
gow.
7-26-Ue
p rANO-"EVEHETT GHAND" 5'4", $600.0(,
~:s~e ll~g~ n e c ~~'itl;y,~g tol;i~'.~62.t'ahOgan y
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from fines t , slI,ulT-r esis l a nt Icat h er s th at wea r and
wear . . • and scientifica lly d csign!Xl to promotc
good pos ture and protcct growing f eet. Bring your
rnerting of Septe mbe r 7. marks
\he rst. Of. the weekly m e lings s ince
AI~eglnntng of th' summ r routine.
_ membl' rs nrc lIrg d to br present.
For Sa le
for one of tile
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The first fa ll meeting of the Wo°
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M rs. E. Orvill c Ottey, M iss Leah
O lley and David Otley a r c spend ing
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a u nt, M rs. C. H . Anthony, Spray
Beach , N.J.
Group No. 4 of th e Womcn's Auxi liat'y of the Firs t Presbyt erian Church
of Newa rk is planning t o e nte rtain
all m embe rs of the con gregation a nd
th ir friends a t a m usica l a t th e h ome
o f Mrs. J . Pearce Cann, Orchard Hoad.
on Saturday even ing, September 15,
from B to 10 o'~l oc k . A, s il ver oITe ring
WIll b e app reCiated.
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M r. an d Mrs. E a rl J . H elmbrec k .
Sr., an d Mrs. G corge Barr w ill spend
a few d ays thi s wee k a t York Beach,
Ma i;,e. They w ill be accompanied b y
Mr. C harles PlII'dy of Wilming ton .
- 0Mr. ancl Mrs. Frank Z b ley of Wil·
mington were guests on Sunday a t the
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PI'inceton Seminary this year.
AHer a wedd ing trip through the
New En g lan d States th ey w ill r es ide
at the m anse at Rock Church, n ea r
F ail' Hill , Md., w he r e th e g room w ill
con tinu e as thc pastor.
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\Ir. Cluw",' alll'ncied Wnshll1g lon fmd a n as lead e r meets at the home of Mrs.
L~ UnI V"1' 'lt y ',nd is n gradu.a to o f G eorge, Aument on Tuesd ay evenin g,
Ihe university nl Delawaro. H IS now I Sept mb I' 4. Circle m e mb rs will m eet
rnployrd by th~ Chrysler Corpol'allOn , a t Lh e church at 7:30 for transporta ti on
~~lI'ark.
to Mrs. Aum e nt's home ,
Circ le No. 3 with MI·s. John Re yna rd
.
lIISS ~It\, RTIIA 'O,M LY
l as l eadel' meets at the h om e of Mrs.
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J . H . Rumer, . 44 Ce nter Street, on
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• )Iis; Wa lT n. a ",r"e1uate o [ th? DoI'cr li lgh Sdll>lJ l, altel.ldee! lhe Unlv 1'3 '
'01 J)['la"'"l'l' IIlId IS assoclHt d WIth
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MARYLAND
1951
l\l l:: Wl'IN I ' A N N E D
1 he September m olin gs o f th e Circl
gl'O ups of the Woman's SOciety of
Christian Service or th Newark Meth doi~t ChuI'ch w ill be h eld as foll ows:
CII'cle No, I w ith Mrs. Oli ve l' K oelig
as leader mee ts a t th e home or t he
lead r on Thursday ev ening, Septembel' G, at 6.30 o'clock for a picnic
s upper.
Circle No, 2 with Mrs. Joseph Bry-
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Miss Nancy Contc I fl by plnne on'
Want e d
Sa tu rday trom Philadelphia fOI'
hlcago w h cre she will en tel' h('J' s tudies G?o~D b~~'
y:;I~<D o~O~~;L~~E 1ll0~\~;:
a t t ho Academy of Fino Art s, Miss
Phune ~50~ .
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1\11'. and Mrs. E. J . H clmbreck, Jr.
onte has b en 1\ student at the ni- RIDF: TO EL ~IEJ(E BY II 30 DA ILY ,
and daughter, Alice JUlll'COn, have 1'0 - vcrs ity of Dclow,1I' tor the past two
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H e ll) Want ed
som time with MI'. and Mrs. Earl J .
-oH olmbrcck, Sr. 47, W est 0 laware
MI·s. F. W. Strahol'll and hcr dnugh· IlAJI1DH ES EH ~:XPEIUENCED. Valli;
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t r s the Misses Florence and Gcrtl'Llde
Box, 36 11' , Malll SI. PlIone 4491.
Str~hol'll. have I' turned to th ir home F'EMA I_E _ TYPIST A D GE:~~::I:
Miss J annette H ough of East Main in Wa kcOeld , Mass .. a fter n visit t her"
clcl'k , Prcfernbly C~I"' I'IOI\I'cd AI>P,y
Stree l, Miss Frances Clcn es, E lk ton, with relatives and an leven day motor
~~;~~nc~l , ~~~~,i'rk ,conlincllltll.D~~I~~~)l:~~
Miss Bessie Wi ngate, R isertown. Md .. lrip including th vicinity o( th Great
and Miss M<lrgot Sltuc of Philad el phia, Smokies with Mrs. tr<1hol'll's brothe r- MC~ o/g. ~~~~~KM~~I R~~,I~i; ~;~~1.~\ ,,~;~
have r eturned fro m a motor trip in-law and sisl 1', MI'. and Mrs. FranIClltlnee, Apply 1'. A, Bakel', Woll 11 .111.
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byReaCe~~{to~e ~~~ ~~:el~Ydesln~:~~e~ For Sept. 21 Opener
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10~~t~i~~I'aa~:el~b~~!0~~~d
to a moist
brow, we ask ·d him what he m ea nt.
He explained that in order to see ob -
Letterm en Among Candidates Heporting To
Coach Sposato
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The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, August 30 ,1 951
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jects wi thin a distance ot 20 feet the
eyes had to converge. Our Y s, he
Despite high temperatures, 44 NewD
D
sa id, were losing th eir ability to do ark High football candidates romped
this, mostly because the muscles w ere enthusiastically through their paces lit
weak.
the opening of drills h ere Monday
Since w e n ver have b een able to morning.
12th Running of Internationally Famed CliP Race To Draw
sec things beyond 20 fcet and since we
Coach Fred Sposato and Assistant
Spectator Fronl TIU'onghollt Eastcrn Seaboard;
now seem d well on the way to not Ray Ciesinski pu t th eir charges throu gh
I
seeing things within 20 feet, we asked ligh t wo rkouts in the morning session
Event To High Cecil Brec{ ~rs Fair
with a shudder where we were h ead- and stepped up the pace slightly in
ing. The doctor smiled and to ld u s not the afternoon. Two drills will be h eld
The tweJ1th running of the internation ally famous Foxcatcher National
to worry. Our vision, he sa id , is ex- da ily until th e start of schoo.1.
Cup Steeplechase will be held Saturday, September 8, at Fair Hill, Md., It
cellent. It was merely a matter of
The J ac kcts face th ree more week s has been announced by William duPont, Jr., who sponsors the event in conex rci sing the focusing muscles.
of intensive work before their opener junction with the Cecil County Breeders Fair, Inc.
He told us the way to do this was with Elkton High under the arcs h ere
Past renewals of thls race have attracted hunt club followers from Boston
to hold up a finger at arms length, then on Sept. 21.
to Virginia and the coming renewal, judging from the many requests received
graduaUy move It toward ou r eyes,
Sposato was disinclined to t alk on for boxes and r eservation s from all over the Atlantic seaboard, gives promise
t ry ing all the while to k eep the tip in prospects for th e season, but he h ad or perhaps surpassing all other r enewals in popularity. This event is annually
focu s. If we d id this faithfully , we few complaints about the grid talent the largest hunt club affair held anywhere In the country.
eventually wou ld develop, the doc sporting around him. Eight of last
The Foxcatcher Is but one of
prom ised, robust eye muscles and un- yea r's lettermen, five of them varsity attractions of the Cecil County Breed- committee and assisting hlm in addicanny focusing power.
.
'
players, were among the candidates to ers Fair,
whose auspices it is Hon to
McConnell, are J. K. JohnWhen we tottered out of hIS offIce, answer the call.
r un I.n addItion there are cattle and ston chairman of tbe Delaware Racing
we were convinced our eyes wer.e
A
to the Jackets' preparations hor se
J?recedin.g .the r acing proand Russell D. K etcha,
rotting away in our h ead and
It for thel.r 1951
Is the fact that
m whIch exhIbItors from Vir- Alfred E, Bissell, Bayard Sharp and
was essen tial to sta rt the exerCIses th ey w Ill be pIckIng up an ll-game glllla, Maryland, Delaware and Penn- George T. Weymouth all director of
a t once. We made the m istake of tl?strea k. The team's last l oss
partici?ate. TI.'is year the rac- Delaware Park. Mr. ' Sharp and sMr.
ing them out on a street corner WhIle
111
went
the
pr?gram WIll consIst of five races, Weymouth also are well known as
wailing for a bus:
.
.
1950 campaIgn WIth a n unblemIshed
t.he Foxcatcher. The support- steeplechasing owners.
It is dilTicult, if not lffiposslble, to r ecord .except for one tie.
II1g attractions, J. H . Tyler McConnell,
t ake in much around you when you
who answeted the first chairman of the executive committee,
are concentrating on a finger about practIce call are as folows: Bill Wet- said will b e t he Cecil County Steeple- Night Lights Boost
three inch es fr om your nose. Conse- zel, J erry Leahy, Danny Palmer, Don chase, at three miles over a fair huntProduction Of Eggs
quentl y, we did not notice anything Sharpe, Dave George, J oe Thorpe, ing country; The Fair Hill Steepleam iss until our finger was brushed Reds Morris, Ron Bramble, Martin chase, two miles over brush ; the Big
- -aside to be replaced by w bat we J ohnston, J . Holmquist, Albert J ezyk, Elk Flat Race, which , at a mile a nd . For those hens you plan to sell durfound on drawing back to be a police- Albert Porach, Pete Schuyler, J ohn seven furlongs, is the longest such II1g the next 90 days, Frank Gordy
man's nose. "Waal ," the cop said, Smith, Lum Thorpe, Clarence Croll, r ace of its kind in America, and the
electric lights at the flrst
"wh atdya want?"
Howa rd Priestly, Gene P orter, J ohn Lew isville Flat Race, also on the !tu'f, slum p. 111 egg production. Gordy is
We saw in an instant what must Lawson.
at seven furlongs.
ExtenSIOn Poultryman at the Un iversh ave h appened . T he policeman, who
John Cu nan e, Bob Moore, Jim McThe Foxcatcher is considered by ity of Delaware.
h ad been directing traffic in
center Cabe, B. J oin er, Howard J oiner, J ak e ma ny . to b e
greatest spectacle in .
lights, Or early morning
of the intersection, had motIOned
Shue. John .Grange r, Al.a n Ferguso.n, !
racmg. Often called
lIghts, g.'VIng a period of 16 to l R
to cross, and we h ad r ,:s?onded, as It Dougl as DaVId, Bob Gore, Don DaVIS, Amertcan .coun terpart Of. the EnglIsh con secutIve hours, may stimUlate feed
seemed to him, by ra lsmg our arm MartIn
Frank Stewart, J ohn Grand NatIonal, the race IS run over a consumption. That w ill h elp h old up
and slowly motioning bim to u s.
DurIer, DaVId !lurm, DIck Lawson , \
Grand National
COUl'se egg production," says Gordy.
We stammered out an apology: ?x- HOW Ie Long, BIll Lawson, J ohn Ed- and lUmpmg .experts say It IS perhaps
He recomrn<:nds large bulbs, 75 to 100
pl ain ing that we merely wer e
. the most
cour.se in the . world . walts. For WIde houses, there sh ould
time waitng for a bus by exerclslllg
Mat shall Young, Paul F oland, Nell There are 19 lumps ill all, WIth the be two rows of lights. S everal b ulbs
our eyes. "Okay, wise gUY,' said the Kline, Norman Delp, Alvon S parks
known as .the 'Chinese :Wall," well distributed in the p en w ill
cop "We got a state supported gym- and Arthur Boulden.
WhlCh measures SIX fe et, four mcbes better results than just one l arge bulb
nastums for you eyeball A.t1ases .. If
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by coinciden ce, it of the same total
More .tha.n
you dont want to spend a ~Iltle tl:~
W I l l IS the. thllt~enth lump on the c?urse, 12 Ieet between bulbs IS seldom lust lw ith th e r est Of. :he lOOnIes,
•
and IS
to be the hIghest
b etter start
your feet.
st.eeplechaslllg.obstacle on any r ecogTo get the
b enefit of thi s sysWe apologized agam ,backed
•
nIzed course I.n the. world.
tem, Gordy ,pomts out, "keep the light
and h ot footed It to the next COIner
Mr. duPont IS chaIrman of the race bulbs clean. '
w here we caught a bu s. We were de""
sp~r
tha~
~ebut
g:a~,
unde~eated
wa~
194~. The~
the~
u~~er
s~ows
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Co~mission,
~Ylvania
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~ncludmg
thrOUg~
Cal~dldates
recomrn~nds
t~e
t.~s
Amer~can
Scha~n,
three.-mil~
k~g mans~n.
exerclsm~
Readmg Fall'
. ~o
Feature BIg Names
a~ay
Of Sllow Bl1S111e~s
termined not to do anymore eye exel:cising in public, but we soon found It
required m or e will power .tha n we
possessed to sit and do n?thlng while
OUl' eye muscles got flabbIer and fiab-
Eddie Cantor, Janette Davis,
The Mariners On 8-Day
Program
bi~'e thought of holding our fin ger
in our la p and bendin g our eyes down
to it but we discarded this plan becaus~ we felt it would give those
a round u s th e im pression that either
we were a sodden wretch or bendmg
double with pain.
Then we noticed the h at on the woman in fron t of us. It h ad a small
feather w hich protr uded towa rd us.
. r d ' mediately that the tip
:;e t~~: 1;:at1~::: would serve just as
well as a finger , and we would have
T~ree of th ~ biggest names in sho:v
busmess- Ed?le Can tor, J anette Da VIS
a~d the MannerS- WIll perform at th e
e lght-d a~ and seven-nIght R eadlllg,
F aIr whIch opens Sunday, S eptember
9.
John S. Giles, f: ,ir pr~sid en t, sa id
ea.ch of the thre,: name attraeho~s
WIll appear o? e IlIght only. MISS DaVIS
a~d the Mann ers, wh? h ave attallled
WId espread fame as smgers WIth Arthur G<ldfrey, w ill h ead. the hig grm.'dstand show at the ialr on open l ~g
to lean only sUghtly forward to com-
t~e
big~est
~n
dlfflc~Jt
~he
"All-ni~~t
.br~sh
Strict1~,
be~eved
fi~~.
VI~~~~' th ey h ad left and we we~e
alone we settled down in an armhalr
for s'ome strenuous eye calisthenics.
We managed to get in several good
. ks moving our fin ger once to with m
;'~ ;'ch of our n03e and feeling new
.
.
' t our weakened muscles
~f:e~o~r;;;o~~ °come at the door. .
We opened it to see another police man. H e was an ominous fi gure stand-
at the fa ir, and sem i-final judging in
i~:t. "Miss Read ing Fair" beauty con-
Th~ Rox~ettes ,plus a n arra! of outst~ndmg cIrcus and :vaudeville acts,
WIll per form every nIght . from. M~n­
~a~ through Satu~d~y. Fmals m .110
M~ss R ea.dmg F aIr beauty cont~st,
:nh;c~i~~al~t~!er~r~ze$sl,O~!ofi:~;i::IZt:
$1,300,. w lJl be offered. as the feature
attractIon Saturday n.lght
Some of th~ .finest lIvestock, art and
culin.ary exhIbIts in ~h e country. w ill
be dIsplayed at the fall', and entrIes m
most of those departments closed Tuesday. Last year, more t han 1,000 head
of livestoc k was exhibited at the fair.
,.,-:JItIII'4I!ffY
said, 'the dead b ody.
A sulcide h as just been reported h ere.
Somebody walking along the sn: eet
said they saw somebody in here pomting a gun at his head ."
We saw the light and explained that
we merely had been doing our exercises. We gave him a sample.
He goggled . "Look," h e pleaded,
"I've got to write a sensible report on
this, Haven't you got a dead bod y
somewhere. H'd make things much
easier to explain."
We shook our head wearily and
closed the door. We haven't lifted a
fin ger since to save our eyes.
8 ,000 Given Battlcf,eM
Commi ion In Kor a
S enator J oseph C. O'Mahoney (DWyo) sa id recently the Army bas given
direct ,battlefield commissions to 8,000
enl isted men during the Korean war
and plans to give field commissions'
to 8,000 more.
O'Mahoney, chairman of the Sen te
Military Appropriations sub -committee, sa id he received this information
from Brig. Gen. B. M. McFayden, dep-
~~s~~!~~t Army Chief of S~ for
victorie~
a~d
BECAUSE
, A phone call puts this _
~ POLIO f
U
, INSURANCE
in force to
proted your family
Two yeari proteclion, Cover.
parents, children under 18.
Po Y' up 10 $5000 eoch per.on for doctors, ho spital, spe·
cial 'reatment, Ironsporlolton
expenses , Pays (ost of mem·
ber of family rema ining with
palie nt away from home.
fomil1 ''0, indi.iduol $5,
R. S. JARMON
Ph: 223Z
FARM BUREAU MUTUAL
AU TOMOBILE IH)URAHCE (0
,
I'"r )! IIMnU~
OHIO
yoU'vz never tliouglit ot
yourself as a maker of history,
But you are. And here is how you, as
• citizen of the United States, are
creating the greatest success in all
history.
JtOBABLT
Remember hack in 1941 when the
Defense Bonds you were buying sudClen1y had to become War Bonds? How
you and your neighbors pitched in to
buy them in ever-increasing numbers,
to balk our fighting men and to help
achiere the victory of World War II?
:After V-J Day, when those bonds
.
became Savings Bonds, you continued
to buy them because you had learned
how l'egular I18Ting could build security and contentment for yourself and
those you 10'"'- .~
l'he face of the lana lias undergone
lOme dramatic changes in those yean
Iince V:J Day_ Now the landscape it
!:lotted with new homes that Savings
~nda 1Milt. Tbouaanda upon thou~da of DeW automobiles travel the
Iaisbwa,.-5avings Bonds ears, bought
~ !be product of inclividual thrift.
g. ~ ~ , ~-p~~eg equip-
Call for full information.
Ave,
P
~sq~e?anna
hom~\
d~cisio?
l~nental
pr~tested
pcndin~.1e(:~ded
JIIew~~ablev~!.
R~sing
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PIaJ~
itsco~.
S(h~.
In~r~,cutl
10C~.1 ~h~eest~:g
serle~
~';.~;l~~ ~g ~ g~ ~ ~'~~b"s
B~rollth,ss
2I WH~~~~I~(~n:1
~'; :~~~~,If ~ ~ ~ ~~~~I~I,3b' l21:
I
pro~d
~~,~~~~;::,e
•
And this is only the beginning of the
story, Even after accomplishing 80 '
much, millions of American famili~
still enjoy the financial security of
owning more than fifty biMion dollamfifty thousand multbn dollars in
Savings Bonds. More than at the peU
of war-time Bond holdings I
that? It'. enough
:~II
I!~
~t~lte e~ro~p:"· J~:~~ i~~:,o~j,ir:!~~~.2·T~~0'_I;;"~V·h~l~ki~· ~~
m~rried,
~~~~ul~~'i'..~lfi gl;a),~~e~~I~I~::nr\<~~;~:
g~~'hO~: bWh(W~'
\~ild
Bro~
~fl~~e~. : b{:)l~itef~~~e'<'4_~rn£:'~1~'
I
(2~3)
to bulld a new $10,000 mortgage-free
home for every family in San Francisco
-and Sacramento--and Salt Lam
City-and Denver-and Kansas Cityand St. Louis-and Indianapolis-and
Cincinnati-and Pittsburgh- and
New York City- and the w1wle st~~
of Texasl
And every week, everywllere In America, new millions of dollars are
added to the total-as crisp new
Savings Bonds are typed up with your
name on them.
Klnd of a king-sIze success story, im't
it? Your BUcce88 story becaWle you
and the millions of your neighbors are
living it right DOW. Your own faith iD,
America-your own desire for tho
warmth of family security and inaependence-have made the storr.
of United States Savings Bonda
the tluift ~c.le of aU tim~
For gour _e~urllll' and lIo ..'-a"e no",. Ihrougle regulaP
~ounl,.,,~. 100,
purDha.Jlle qF
~~I~~C~';:) ~
SP;~~:I~ ! ~ ~ll ~IW!!.'ICf'd,P i::
301'~sO o~~12~1
IT'S HA PPENED 10 YOU
You KNOW they've come Irue, becalise it'. IUJppened 10 you or 10
.ome oj y-our OUlR jrienJ.a.
Slip~
a~~os~~ ~wo
fin~
e.wa~k
la~~~:s.
FI~ld.
.mov~
Dall~hlers
ment nas helped pro(Juce J)umper crops
and IIrosperous years, Everywhere in
America, man's urge to get into business for himself has become a bright
reality, So has the ambition of loving
parents to send their children through
college, Time and time again, Savings
~onds have made those dreams anll,
many others come true.
HOll much money it
4l0n
eel.el"lI'
StiU in the run ning for the second h alf title in the S
Newark faces two crucia l contests ov r the Labor Day we
Lell\Jt
ory on Sunday then meeting Havre de Grace before the
' InvadIng IUtI:
afternoon.
nns here Monilj
l
The latter contest wlll get underway at 2:30 p .m. on the Cant"
After last Sunday's 8-4. loss. to Abcrdeen , Newark fell b hin«
Fie
Elkton by four garnes, accordmg to Manager L eroy lIill J 1 ague lead::j
on .a
game w ith Rising Sun is stilt
Ihltl
dlCt, Hill saId, will move Newark to within a game o( Elkton.
---<e> th at
Sun used an
Newark Meets lIarrnony
player 1Il the rhallenged gam
'
.
'
some weeks ago.
e
TonLte
GCl1ne
. Tn addition to the two contes
OJ Se"u-F"w[ Play-Ofls lIlg up this weekend, Newark
The Newark nine split Its first two uld to meet Aberdeen in a s
gam es with Ha rmony in the semi- contest. The date for this h pOstpOned
been fixed.
as not yct
finals of the N ew Castle County Leagu e.
In last Sun day'
Alter trouncing the opposition 5-0 d een, the
aWiflohu'rAb!t,'
in the opening game of the series last
l1!:l
Thursday, Newark bowed 2-1 this Tues- l,ead amassed In the first two innin
day.
.
fade away when Aberdeen
The fina l .game. m the best-two-?utcounters in the fourth 1111
of-three
WIll be ? Iayed tOl11ght a
ve more 111 the sixth. Thea
on the. contm,:ntal
score came in the seventh.
The willner will
mto the fin als M
pu nched out 14 hits, whlJ.
for the playoff tItle m games n ext
rown gave up 12 to the l1a'1:
Tuesday and Thursday.
NEWARK
I
ab I h 0 1"
ABERDEEN
Watch M0111
10
4 0 Oll
Graduate Front Coll e c
5 1 I 2
Two
youngsters watched th;il'
\ \
:
34-year-old mother gradu ate with 1.10n- DavIs, <:!-ef 4 0 3 4 °1'I:ol1or,c
41 111:
3 0 0
OI'S from Marshall College recently3 0 1 °1°]
lI lt
just as they saw h er gradu at (
Brown , p 4 ] 2 I ]llnrllln;2b 24
high school three years ago. e rom
39 f4
_0
Commencement exercises fea turing N wark ..............
"Mom" are n othing new to Shirley Aberdeen ............ 00 0 2 05
Milam 15 and h e
'st
B lt J
Errors : W . Ri pken. C.l.ldl. Runs b,r>!
11. The ir ' fa ther,
Milam w as there too
ken. Home run : Lee. Slolen b.,,: s.IW.
Whe'n the coupie
Mrs. Milam had just finished the 11th grade 7geI1r~·w~a~esSI~~ekb.llS-OfT: Whil.,,~
at Welch, W. Va ., high school in 1934. 10: Brown I: Hit by
When the g irls went to school, Mrs. ford (Bramble) .
PilCh,/
Mil am did too. She got h er diploma
Wlnntr,
in 1948.
Brown
Umpires:
MasSIn!. Tune : 2:15.
,A N D ,Y 0 U R F R IE N D SAN D Nil G H B 0 R.
.a_
11'7
Pr
I'i U
Invades HickOl'y S unday, Thcn Plays 110,",1 10 1(,,l\ l'c tl ~G
H er e MoueIay Af tCl'Il00U On COnlil1('nlnl F' 1 ratt
Bow 8-4, To Abe l'd een La ·t SlInday Ie ,I,
~~!~Ill{om;r~t~~~n~~~ St~eed~~~ad~=
"A bou ght election doesn't reveal
public opinion. It reveals only th e
ing there in the night.
.
desire of those at the trough to stay
"Show me the body," h e saId.
th ere."
We looked at h im dumfound ed.
- -- - -- - - - - - - "Show me the body," h e repeat.ed .
~~
"This," we ~a id h aughtily , "is no
time for strip-teasin g. Try the n earest
ro~~o~o~~~:" he
compet~ng
m~nt
YOU KNOW IT'S TRUE
:~ o~;'td~norpr~~~~~~;ins~~:t o;;:i~a~;e~
th~hg:a~:I:ned away b efore we could Fair Tal ent Search ," a new attraction
brin g our expression back to norm~I,
and she never looked our way agam.
Several times her shoulders sh ook con. I but wh ether from sobs or
vulslve : we never l earned.
la~~!~ that we abandoned all thought
of exercising our eyes in public. We
even refrained from do in g it at home
t~a.t evening in order to spare some
~ull
Ocean Downs Raceway, the luxurIous
resort
harness track overlooking
Maryland's breezy r esort center of
Ocean City, is due to wind up th e most
successful meeting in its history Saturday night, Sept. 1.
Th e booming oval a lready boasts a
mutuel handle of mor e than two million dollars, and by the time th banner session reaches its climax with
Saturday's bang-up r acing card, the
track is expected to have surpassed
its last year's betting totaly by more
than hal! a million dollars, k eeping in
line with the tremendous increases of
Maryland's other great trotting plants
this season.
The r ailbirds are currently at a fever
pitch of excitement, watching th e nip
and tuck battle for the leading driver
honors between the' crack r einsmen
at the oval.
Leadll1g the competition at the mois Jimmy Cooke, who boasts 8
WillS, 4. seconds, and 1 third, for a percentage of .503. But right on his h eels
is Tom lewis, who has 6 w ins, 3 seconds and 3 thirds. Lewis suddenly shot
to the top of the contest the other
night when he chalked up three
straight wins in a single night of racing, the first time the feat has b een
accomplish ed in Maryland this season.
B ill Fleming, driver of Franklin
Hasting's fabu lous Royal Mist as well
as Rosemary Brooke is also'making
a strong bid for the 'l aurels, with five
wins under his belt and plenty of racing l eft, w hile Olin Davis, wh o was
1 ading driver at the seashore track
last season, also has five victories.
Flemin g took Rosema ry Brooke
(2.00215), th e mare everyone thought
was a has-been and proved what skilliul training
driving can do by
steering the pacer to th ree straight
at . the resort oval.
Post tIme IS 8:15, with th e daily double windows closing at 8 p.b.
- READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS
,ha'pa---.-.-~
~~~t, a s~f;e~~=~ ~'iL1~n!h~~n~~O ~~
fr~~t. sympathized w ith h er . We bet Supportin g ~i ss D.avis a~ d the Marinthe v ision of our face bent clos~ to ers on openIng nIght will b: Shorty
h ers am' eyes crossed in m anIacal L?n g and the Santa F e Rangels, a local
condentration, w ill be carried by h er to
watt~ge.
.oJ
II
7J-_e 6'Or ·
PI;t~e o~~o~~~:c~:s the woman must eludes. the Roxyettes revenue, on Monh ave been highly intuitive. Just as we day .nIght, ,Sept.emb~r 10.
l eaned toward h er, all our powers bent
ThI S yea r s fa Ir .w,n mark the 100th
g
on the tip of the feather, she turned a~nIversary of faIrs. m R eadm :, and
and l ook ed u s full in the face. Her GIles ?,n? hIS assocIat es h ave gone
eyes widened , and sh e gave a yelp of
giv~
Will
II. M. Mari..g. B.nd«
Grllmb~l:'el'~
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..-Capitol l'l'm'1 N ews
es II DlsM p, Oorrcspondent
OUR DEMOCRACY
byMd
I~ JamKlrk~\'ood 1II~"'l\vay
Phll oo 63 18
Tomorrow is thp last day of August
Ihe Inst clay of v[lca tlOn for many!
~~ month has rc~lI y explor d the
Subscribe To
1'i , (tl'mpl'ra url'S all lh o way from
,ar$\cn~~ 11t',,1 and humidity 10 cool days
I:~r nigh s, plus n Ion.!: dry spell, fo l-
~wtd IJy
furiou, wmd and thund r
~rm !lISt wcek. We sha ll not fo rget
~e corn bOlUS,. J~lla ncse b ~c lles, to-
tlto canning; plcn lcs, cl'abb l.ng,
?a:ly
m Ie sauce; swimm ing pm'tIcs; JUICY
~aware cantu lollP for br~akfas~;
mm el' hats to store away; children 5
SU Ihes to ma!<e for school! Put it all
do ther and it spell s Augu st.
10~~,ere Is con:;id"ra ble in.t er~st in th is
!cclion in the proposa l 10 bl~ ll d a new
elemenlary school on Capitol TI·all.
Although mony rumors I~ ave bee~ f1y. boul as to the possible chOice of
:~t:, the fact is tha.t the board is s lill
Sicking one. T n l a l~ve plans C?1l ~or
12 classrooms. o~lCes, com~lIla.tlOn
~\'mnaslUm , ca Ceterla and audltOl'lUlU.
The cosl is expecled to be around
$-175,000. A rc lerendum will be h eld
on Saturday, Spp tember 8th,
aulhorily {or , bond issue t~ ,cover
Ihe elemcnltll Y school, an add ll10n to
the high school gymnasium and malerials lind cquipment for the Dew
shop.an!'lcullura l buildin g.
The Thornton family held theil' annual rcunioll last Sunday, Aug, 19,
al the home or Mr. and Mrs, James
Thornlon , Pleasan t Valley Road, near
Newark, It also marked the occasion
o( Ihe Wth w('dd ing anniversary or
llr. ancl Mrs. Elwood ](, Thomton, of
J)claplane !llanoI'. Those present were
as (ollow,: II II'. and Mrs. Elwood K.
Thornton, Mr, and Mrs. James T horn ton and
SOil ,
THE NEWARK POST
For News
Jimmie; Mr. and Mrs.
-ANt> TOOAY WHILE ALL CITIZENS COOPEAATIVELY SUPPORT OUR.
Lee Thorn lon and dau ghter~, Shil'ley
SCHOOLS T~ROUGH TAXES, THE HIGHER. EOUCATION OFOUR YOUTt.I
and Linda Fern; Mr. and Mrs. G orge
IS FURTHEREO BY THR.IFTY PARENTS WHO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL
Thorn ton and sons, Edward and George,
FUNOS
FOR THEIR. CHILDR.EN, THR.OUGH LIFE INSURANCE
.
Jr. and dau!!hler Dorolhea, Mrs. Clara
AND SAVINGS AC.COUNTs-AN EVER-BROADENING FOUND"ITION
Foster ancl daughler, Betty Mac, Mrs.
Rachel Quigley and daughter, Joan,
IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR DEMOCRACY.
Mrs. Agnes Quig ley and daughter,
Janice, il ll'. and Mrs. Donald Bames.
Mr. and IIlrs. I elel' Furness and Cam- lhe walls and tloor have been done cil I S, Delaware Pocahontas, Bear,
ill' 01 apito l Tra il, took a weekend and yard improvements ha ve been car- _ _ __
Irip to Nell' York and Slaten Island ded out.
BLANCHE MAE EVERETT
lasl week.
P au l Wayne B urge was the young- Slip Covers, Drapes anCl ReupbolsterlD,
Miss Alise Fumess has returned from st member present at t he Burge r e -
Of People You Know
::~hl:~;~~:~~::~:i~~11~';::~;:~Xe ~~:I~ ~~~~ ~~~~I~~~:~tF:;:c:I~' a;:s:~: ;:=;~:~!~:ii~1~0~~;I~~!:na~~~~
plane t!'lp a Cuba. Alise's grandmolher,
Mrs. Roberl Fumess, Sr., accompanied
her on her return trip to Delaware.
Billy and David Rickel, nephews of
Mr. and 1I1rs. Peter Furness, went back
to Ft. Lauderdale, F la., after a sixweeks' stay wilh their aunt and uncle.
Peler Furness, .Jr., is enjoying a t woweeks' visit on Slaten Island, N.Y .•
with his cousin , John Winter.
Wilbur Hutchison, son of Mrs. P aul
I!ulchison, Capitol Trail, has returned
sun·lanned and full of energy after
spending the summer on a Delaware
larm,
White Cia), Creek Presb yterian Church
of Wilmington, spent Friday with Rob- • • • • • • • • • • • • •
crt Walker of Bear.
Mrs. Alice Stanert, ot Wilmington.
For Pronlpt Service Call
and Mrs. John Sneider, of Norwood ,
Pa., spen t a week recently w ith their
L. and M. CABS
sister Mrs. Wm. Walker.
Miss P amela Lam an of Wilmington,
Phone Newark
is spending the week with h er aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Fox.
The L adies' Aid Society of Pencader
Presbyt erian Church held its monthly
meeting on Wednesday night. The
meeting was called to order by the
president. Mrs. W. L. McElwee. Enter24 H S
.
tainment was in ch arge of Mrs. Cha rles
' . r. erVlce
Galt. The president announced the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •
6434
th;~h~~~nd~I;,y s~~tta~:~V;i~~v~'~\~~:~ ~~o~~e 'ie~:~~"~~~in~~s;:~ot~~~s ~~~ ~
recess. Sunday School for all ages at
10 a.m. and morning church serv ice at
II a.m.
Rev. James H . Bishop, pastor, w ill
preach on "A Blueprint For Today," or
Testing Our Work, a Labor Day message.
The September meeting of th e Young
Adull Fellowsh ip will b~ h eld a ~
church, WIth a cov red dish suppel
on Tuesday, Seplember 4, at 6 p .m,
Ralph Lindell will l ead t h e devotions.
The program will be in ch a rge of Roma),ne McCormick and Na ncy Brown.
The reC,' shment committee consists
of Ella Larson, Elizabeth Brown, and
Iva Dennison.
News of Bear
Mrs, Lesli e Ford, Correspondent
Phone New Castle 6484
be by Mrs. Myrna McElwee.
The h ome of Mrs. WilIiam J . Emerson an d h er son, Carl, about 3 miles
south of Bear, was destroyed by tire
on August 20. A lightning bol t started
lhe blaze w hich caused considerable
damage. Three fire companies fought
the Dames. b elieved to have started in
th e center of the house. A barn a bout
200 feet in the r ea r was saved.
Mrs. Anni e Harrin gton spent several
days recently w ith her daughte r, Mrs.
Howard S la ughter, at Smyrn a.
M,'. and Mrs. Hilb reth Horn ey h ave
returned home from their vacation
along Indian River.
A lifelong resident at Bear, Mrs.
Clara M. Burris, 80 years old, died
very suddenly recently at the h ome of
her daughter and son -in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Evan F. Miller, of State Road.
Her husband, Walter S. Burris, a vetran caWe dealer, died several ye~ rs
ago She was a member of Red LIOn
FOLLOW U. S. U
TO
I:lJ.M~A
~
SINCE 1910
~
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.
Ch"rolol and Old.mobll,
"Where. Friend. Mee,'.
AND
O.K.'D QUALITY
CARS. 80ST • LESS .
Ford Tractors and
Dearborn EqnJpment
Open Thurs. 'Til 9 o'Clock
Ph. DeL City 4431 (or 4568)
________ _
wwrsrsn
Henry Ephraim Sterlin g, 56 years M.
Church and at tlte Yonah Coun~zw.
old gear farmer and vetera n pilot with ( ..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..x ..:~,..~..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:.•:..!":":":":":"X..:..:··:..:..:..~.;··:··:..:..:..:..:..:..:··:..:··:·
!he Delaware Civil Air Patrol, was
killed inslantly Sunday aft ernoon when
his privale plan e crashed at the New
CasUe Counly Workhouse n ear The
Cedars.
A passenger, William E. Rayn e, 40,
Pursuant to Section 17 of the City Chartcr, notice is
o( New Castle, was seriously injured
and is now in the Wilmington Gen- hel'cby given that a proposed ordinance ~lending Zoning
eral Hospilal.
Ordinance # 99 by classifying and r egulatmg ~hc a~ea ~c.
Slerling is survived by his wife, Mrs. centl y brought within the City Jimits as RS ReSIdentIal wIll
FIorencne Swain Sterling, one daughter and a son. His mother, Mrs. Maggie he given a public h earing and considcre(~ for final passage
by the Council at its r egular stated meetlllg OIl September
Sterling also survives.
Mr. and Mrs, James Frazer of Cow- 18, 1951, at 8:00 P.M. in tIle Council Chambers.
enlown visiled recen tl y with Mr. and
Mrs, J, Leslie Ford.
Charles D. Long,
Mrs. Harold Wink of Bear was nam ed
secretary al the reunion of th e deSecretary of the COlIDCil
seendanls ot Hulchins Hardesty Smith
of the City of Newark
and Narcissa Spry Smith held at White
Crystal Manor reccntly, T wo dea ths, '":",-..:...»:..:-*:-:..:..!t+:••:.-:..:••:..:"'.1-:~":":":":":":":":":"1":":":":":":":.(":":":":"':":":":":":":")
seven birlhs and one wedding were
re~rted (or lhe year. The 1952 reunIon will be held at the same place
on third Sunday in August.
h A large lree on lhe farm of Mr. and
d!rs. Lloyd Dasher was blown down
1h~~g a recent storm, dam aging a
E.
D i a I 4941
NOTICE
For Your Post
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Vacation Spot
w~ugUSlUS and Elizabeth C. Sheats
d e notified last week ol the sudden
ealh
C 01 lheir son, Raymond Earl , at
,,~ndy, Va, He is survived by hls
~r , Florenc Roop Sheats, and daughI 'I ~alhl en, one brolher nnd sev~ra slslers, S rvices were held from
~Chandler Funer~1 Home on Wed~eJr\?rla~n~:..~, nl was a t Gracelawn
~u~ Jane Wilson, 01
WilmIngton, is
~c~g her vncation wilh Mrs. L loyd
~~ng
the 69 slud nls enroll dIal'
Nu rsLaws,
La-'of 01 Mr. and Mrs. Norman
I~ th Bear. She graduated last June
Edla e Newark lilgh School.
tss ior~oal is beIng put In readlIIQ 1'It<!n e Opening of the new term
esday, Sept. 5. Some work on
tn, Claware Hospital School at
dIU'h~~ is 1vliss R. Janet
Subscription
20 Miles from Newark on tbe
Bohemia River
Nice Homes Built on any lot selected. Lot size to suit
the }lurcha er.
nome in this development are from $10 ,000 to
$30,000.
$.2.00 Per Year
Buy now and contract a nice bom.e built. Fine beach,
crubbing and fi hjng. Sale for cWldren.
Write Box 60, Ext. 1
Newark, Delaware
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T h e N e wa r k Post, N e wark , D e la war e, Thurs d ay ,
Eight
hin e
Room A signments •••••••••••••
Arden Theatre Will Dim c lot Muc
Bu ys Ba b y S ill c t·
<Continued t rom P bJZe
C e ' s pool s and c pti c
:
Wind Up ununcr . e;~ed ai~~ h~:h ;t~)Oi~~iJ~f :~1~~::~~ J an ice Dolio, N 11 Fishe.. J ane .
T ANK
CLEANED
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nt recen ll y-a slot mach ine f" .. F I tch e .. , Oli ve GiITo.. d , J an
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Run On Saturday mba by-s
itters.
mo .. e, Cathe .. ine Madd oc k, Glo .. ia . Odorless Excavating Anywhere •
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Vlsito .. s to the 15th annual Hd .. t" T he \ Va lru An d Th e Ca rfo .. d County 4-H F a i.. n ed only d .. op
a dim e in a mete .. and their youn gp e nte r " On Fare w e ll
sIers wi ll be looked a Cter fo .. an hou ...
mil This W e e k
T he "baby parking" a .. ea is fenced
in and p .. ov ides a sandbox and toys.
Th e R ob in Hood Theatre company
And Cor the ba .. ga il) hunte .. s, there
a t A .. den is now in its fi nal week of is sti ll another twist. The same dime
1951 sum mer p .. oduction wilh the 8:~0 cove .. s up to ha lf a dozen kids p .. ovided
perfo .. man ces this week of the hil a .. - lhey belong to th e sa me fam ily.
ious fa l'ce, "Th e Wal .. us and the Carpente..... P ame la Si mpson, Barbara
Rush, a nd J ohn D .. ew Deve .. ea ux head
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t he cast of the fa .. ewell bill of the
R ob in Hood's fo u .. th season which
d .. aws to a close Satu .. day n ight.
Th e .. e w ill be two extra perfo .. mances of "The Wa lrus and the Car pen tel''' by the Robi n Hood players 3t
N
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the Mill Studios Ga llery at P leasa nt
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Be In t ailed A t The
M ills, outsid e of Ham monton , N .J .
These will be presen ted at 8:30 on
Mc Maho n Farm
Sunday and Monday evenings, Sep--tember 2nd and 3rd. M ill Studios was
Thursday, September 27th ,is goin g
r ecently renova tcd for th eatrica l use to be a big day in the lives of the
by Mrs. G. F . Fenno and Mrs. P a ul McMahon fam il y. Tha t's the day when
Gillespie to sea 300 p laygoers. The the Soil Conservation Serv ice, workR ob in Hood's "The Wa lrus and the Ca r- ing w ith oth er agr icultu ral agenci es,
penter " wi ll be the fi ..st legitimate pl ay w ill completely r ej uvena te their 135presented at Mill S tu dios, where a acre far m, eight m il es w est of Dover
musica l has been the only previous on the Marydel Road.
production in t he new gall ery.
The MeMahons have been on their
T he Robin Hood players under th e farm for fi ve yea rs now, and they h a ve
direction of Wind so r L ew is wi ll be lea rn ed that they can't mak e a go of
.. eturning aga in before a noth er sum- it withou t good drainage. As Charles
mer when they appea r at T he Pl ay- McMahon says, "You can't farm by
:
Mea dows, Lou isa Patnovie, Robin
Powe l, P atrici a Sieman, J ane Steele,
Rebecca Stockton, Patricia Wilde .. ,
Donna Wollaston, Barba .. a Wright.
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doBom 1-128, Miss s a rBa iSd tdelel
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cecher, Spencer
e, I Ar
B ..ow n, J ohn E. Campbell , Herbert
Cole, Vi .. gil Connell, Byard French ,
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F Urn1, I n S·IngI e Day
Of
For Guaranteed Lowes! Prices
William S. Hickman.
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P h o n e VI' es t C h e t el' 1 45 1 •
o r \ Vilmin g t o n 4 -245 5
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.. ie, Sh il a Hem ric, Elinor J enkins,
Janet J ohn son, Donna Lane, P atsy
Lane, Dia n? Nelson , N in a Tamm i, Lor etta Wald .. ldge.
Room 1- 105, M .. s. Do .. is Boo neCharles B .. own, Leslie Eklund, B .. uce
Floyd, Pa ul Gr imth, J ohn Hrycek ,
Teddy J ones, J erome L ew is, Robert
Sta ITord , Philip Suppi, Th eo Swann,
Th omas Wright, Elaine Blomquist,
Sandra Bolton, Mary Burns, J an ice 6 to ILl. l b s _ -- O ven Drc ssed
Cham ber, L inda Conway , Gail F .. ench ,
Linda L ee Guyer, P ame la K aufmann .
Ma rgaret Lin ton, J oann . MacKa nett,
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Sandra McDonald, P atncla P orter,
Nf'wa.-l{ 4-856
Co~stance Rothenbacher, Catherme
Sm Ith, Nancy Streets, Adele Thomas. - - - - - - - FOR
Lesson-Sermon
Th e subj ect of th e L esson-Sermon in
F irst Church of Christ , Scientist, 1201
Van Buren Street, Wilm ington, on
Sunday, September 2, 1951 will be
PHONE
"Chr ist J esus." Morning service and
Sund ay school are at 11 .00 a.m.
Fresh Killed
TU res
ky
R J FELSINGER
NEWARI( TAXI
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"A center of cu ltu re is a place where
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n ings and Saturday aftern oon. In ac- to constr uct dra inage ditches to dra m
cor clan ce w it h R ob in H ood pol icy, th e farln . A comp letel y new pla n w il l .:••:••:••:..:••:+:..:...:-:-:-:-:..:-:..:..:..:..:-:..:..:..:..:-:..:..:.,...:..:..:..:+:..:-:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..)
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each opening ni gh t w il l be at red uced
r ates, with a $1.80 top in effect, ra nging down to 90c. The matinee will also
be at the lower ra te. and on Wedn esday t hrough Saturday evenings, theL'e
will be a $2.40 top. "Detecti ve Story,"
th e r ecent Broadway hit comedyd rama will be one of the fou r fa U p ro-
be esta blished d uring t he day with th e
help of eq ui pment furnished by more ·1·
than twenty cooperating implement
dea lers. T hey w ill setup a system of 'j'
permanen t pastu re of hay and crop :::
rota tions.
:::
Oth er agricultural agencies incl ud- ,1,
ing the Un ive rsity of De lawar e Agr i-
~~~~~~~~dW~;\ t~~ ~t::~·e. three
~~II~~~~~'~ ~:~.~:~~~nth;e~~~~:, ci~~eS~~~
to be
Former Winner s To
.j.
Drl11er s of
DOM E S TIC
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COM M E RCIA L
A-t S t ake
In 100-M ile Event A t
L an g horne
The stage is all set for the 13th ru nning of the 100-m ile Nationa l Cham pionsh ip motor cycle race, at the famed
L anghorne Speedway.
Practica ll y all of the fo rmer w mn ~rs
w ill be on hand when the" starting
fl ag is dropped on what p rom ises to be
t he grea test fl eld the even t h as ever
see n. The cen tury grind. sch edule:!
Sund ay at 3 p.m., will clim ax a two -
~\~~ii7e d:!~~ CI~!~:: :nl:y~~~u~O~~ ~~u2~~
hogs. T hey are hoping to continue in
a well-ba lanced farm prog ram.
MI'. and Mrs. McMahon have al ways
lived on a farm , and wou ldn't change
places with city people. They have four
ch ilrden. Jun , the oldest, is married
and · lives on a neorby fa r m. Nan ey
graduated [rom Dover High Sch ool last
J une. R becca Ann is a ju nior at Dover
High School a nd Bi lly is just 5 'fL . He
w ill sta rt schoo l at H a .. t1y next fall.
~~:nt~,~~~~o~~:~~.. sca~~~fa~O~~::~;c~~ §~~~~~~~~~~§~
the country and Can ada giv ing battl e
for laurels.
Bi Ll Huber, defe ndin g ch am pi on f rom
Read ing, Pa., heads th e list of nearly
ELK Theatre
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Health/ul Air Conditioned
'P inter and Summer
~li~S\~Ott~: n~~li~~ p~L1~~~.r~\~~l 1~::~:~ Elkton, Md.
Phone 92
holder for the event- h is avera&e is
wh ile lead in g, Chann was h alt ed Li ll e
A ug us t 31
to a b .. oken cha in , however, h e st ill Frida y
managed to fin ish th ird .
DOlLble F eal.ltre
Dick K lam [orth , of Groveport, Ohio,
Double Ho,.ro r S how
w ill be shoot ing for the t .. iple; B ill
Mille r, of Mountville, P a. holder o f
the lap r ecord, prom ises to be a threat.
L ast year th e Keystone State cyclist
was forced out after leadi ng at the
eighth mi le. Bobby Hill , holder of
1vith
r ecords from one to twenly -five miles,
Bela LlLgosi, Lon. Chaney
w ill a nswer th e sta rti ng fl ag w ith t h e
r oa r of a fast two-w heele ...
Among the 10calites who appear t o
be in th e runni ng a re Al Wil cox, of
S ept.
T .. enton and L eon Ap plegate, of Bur- S aturda y
Jington. Also SLa n MyerJl, of DoylesDcmble
Featltre
town ; J ames Gregory, of P h il ade lph ia
and Bill K ell y, of Phoen ixv ille, P a.
. Time tr ia ls and the nov ice champ ionwith
ships w ill be presen ted Saturday a fte rnoon. Sunday, previous to the ru nJoan Davis, Dic k e Foran
ning of the 100-m il e National Cham pionshi p, t he Amateur champ ionships Ir ene Hervey, Fuzzy Knight
for five , ten and fi fteen m iles will be
staged around t he worlds fastest one
"Frankenstein Meets
the Wolf Men"
"Invisible Ghost"
1.
"He's My Guy"
"Whirlwind"
2.
;~~ ~':c~~;,y~n~~e oc:;t~~~C~i~~:d a~: Gen e A lttry, S miley Bltrneu e
th e A.M.A. The affair is bein g spon- S unday
sored by t he Mi dd le A tlantic Motorcyle Dea lers" Associa tion.
R c clamation Of
OM Ot'chard Soils
with
c1~~u a~anOI~u~~;lt~ ~~~~~~~ \~!:~not~~~ Monty W ooLey, Thelma Ritte r
cr ops, said G. M. Gilligan, ch emi st at
Sept. 3-4
the Delaware Agr icultural E xperiment Mo n. -Tues .
Stati on.
John I relancl
Many Delawa re growers have had
troub le w ith certain crops on orchard Lloyd Bridges, Marie Windsor'
soil s. beca use arsen ic Crom sp ray main
ter ials has co llec ted in the soil. Th is
happens particularly on light, sandy
so ils .
P ro fessor G i111gan says fa rmers can
S ept. 5-6
cu t down aI's nic damage by add ing W e d .-Thul' ,
iron or zinc salts. A more practical
meth id is t o add orga nic ma tte r- with
farm man u re, or by grow ing gree n
manure crops. Rye is abou t the best
green manure crop tor this purpose,
S tarring
h e says.
Donald O'Conner
Before trying to reclaim old orchard
so ils. Gi ll igan sugests that you have
PilJer Laltrie and
your so il tested. Your county agent
Frances the Talking Mule
will arange the test and help you plan
a program to fo llow a fterwa rds.
S ept. 7
It m ight take several yea rs, bu l Frida y
such so ils can be made sa fe for all
crops. Some c .. ops that a rc tolerant f
"Little Big Horn"
"Francis Goes to the
Races"
"The Fat Man"
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J.
1.vitlt
t oba cco, rediraspberries, grapes orch a rd
Scott Smart
grass and cerea ls. nl order, lhe plan ts
Radio's original fat man
m ention ed last are not as a rsenic lol- ~~~§§~~§~§§~~
eran t, as the planls mentioned fi rst.
=
:You can see for yours&lf by: .
Checking the w.i,b'
y'our purchase.
Chec:king the cash regist.r rec.ipt against
the prices plainly marked on each item.
0'
Please let us kn!lV/ if we should ever make •
mistake, because our loyal employees want you
to feel always that )lou can trust AlP. Please
w,ite:
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OPEN LA 1'E FRIDAY 'TI L 9 p, M,
SATURDAY 'ti L 6 P. M,
. All Prices in This Ad Guar>nleed
Through Saturd~y , Sept.l st
For Estimates Call
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F rom
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Announcement
Effective September 1, 1951 we
will have installed a refrigerated
milk station in Newark.
This enables us to give you the
same service that we could give
you should you live adjacent to
our milk plant at Wilmington
and equally as fresh.
Just call us and you will reo
ceive prompt and courteous
service.
Our products
Premium A
Premium Homo.
Regular A
R egular Homo.
Buttermilk
Butter
Sour Cream
are as follows:
kim
Chocolate
Table Cream
Whipping CreaJll
Cottage Chee e
Eggs
Oleomargarine
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Thurs .-Sat. b y A plJo intmen t Only
S ept. 2
"As Young As You
Feel"
We have talk.d a lot about ho,,:" prou'd, we
Ire of our employees' prixed reputation for nonesty .nd aOC;>.Iracy.
But you aon't have to take our W'irrJ lor "it,
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Governor El bert N. Ca rvel has p roSpeed T It e 11'l1{ ay cla imed the day as Soil Conservation
Natio nal
LAlOR DAY
- MONDAY, SIPT.. lxv
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WATER WELLS
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Day in Delaware.
The McM ahons have 21 head of Hol -
STOI.t GLORD ALL DAY
WALTON WELL DRILLING, INC. :,:.'': \
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Fish Comm ission, Farmers' Home Ad- .;,
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m in istration :
and MarDial 2-8 262
Paper Mill Roa d, RD 3 :1:
k eilng Adm in Istra t ion a ~'e c o op e ~'at l !~ g .:..:...:..:..:••:..:..:••:..:••:••:••:..:_:_:~:..:..:..:••:••:••:••:••:..:..:••:_:_:_:••:_:_:••:_:...:_:_:_:..:_:.....:...:••:••:- :-:••:••:-:...;..)
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"for the L.bor D.y w.ek-.nd •••
good Ihingt galor. fo help you
ep.nd I happy holiday without
Ip.ncftng' a fortun •• Stock up nowl
CANNED
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6-tb
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Canned Hams C:~~ ~~E::;S Ib 85e
Sliced Cheese A~:t~i~~OOR Y,lb 29 c
Medium Size ~hrimp Ib59c
Franks ' A~~~~~:~~T~~E:S
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Stewers m~~~ti~IE~Eo"HrgH~Las. Ib 43 0
Sliced Bologna lAIG. Y
,·lb 37 0
Aya lla bl, In ' ~Ib . Ito xu fo r fnn lng purpo U " $2.89
PINEAPPLE JUICE SMI~~B~iAND 4:~~ 29
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'NABISCO GRAHAMS 6~1~01 1Sc ~.~; 34
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lilajah Salad Dressing ~i::,'1 4~c
Cracker Jack
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Roy Rog~rJ Cookies '~l;;' 36 0
Mayonnaile tir. ,t: 36 c ql'a'" 65e
Nedick's Orange c;:m3 ~~~ 49 0
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Peanut Butter :l~ER 'I;;' 35'
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Cream Chees! 3-:~!~~~'f., ~: 3Rc
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