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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
Kamna znicila million.

Pozar vypukl v papirne v
Suchdolu mad Luznicf, ktery
znicil cely tovarnf objekt a "a
f1zenl. Vetsinu stroll znicil k
repotrebe. Skoda dosahuie
castky temer jeden million ko-
run a je kryta pojistenfm ma
sto padesat tisfc K.
Cetnici vysetTovali pricinu
pozaru az do patku a zjistili,
re pozar vznikl cd pretope-
nych kamen. Kamna byla pra-
skla a zeny, ktere tn topily,
nalozily do mich pTilis odpad-
koveho papiru. Mattel pod
niku ucinil jiz vsechny prfpra-
Wy, ably byly zahajeny ma po-
zaFisti odklizovacf prace a ably
podnik byl CO nejdrive zari-
zen tax, ably mohla byt opet
brzy zahajena prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
"Stavitel", ktery kradl chilly.

Vecne putovanl pc svete
zkazilo natolik 26leteho A.
Biebra z Horni Lhoty, re Sc v
kazdem mlste daval "a neco
jineho. V Luhacovic1ch u jis-
teho stavitele Sc pTedstavil ia
ko stavitelsky ~asistent a pax
delal dozorce We skladisti. Sta
vitel vsak udelal "kozla Ia
hradnikem". Bieber kradl a
prodaval chilly, prkna a vse-
chen svereny majetek. Proto
nynf "pana stavitele", ktery
kradl chilly, sebralo cetnictvo a
dopravilo do vazby krajskeho
soudu v Uh. Hradisti. Cetnic-
Ike obezniky zjistuj1, zde tento
mladik, ktery byl vecne ma ces
tach, nema zatfzene svedomi
dalSlmi hTichy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
Z pocatku flint.

S. NJ. Skladanowskym, ktery
ma konci roku 1889 zemrel, cd
chazf jeden z prvnfch a eel
nych pr1kopnikd filmu. Jeho
dilo a jeho zivot hodne dosved
cuje, jak male a tezke byly po-
catky filmu. Vyznam Sklada-
nowskeho je v tom, re predva-
del pTfstrojem "bioskop" v Der
line sve give obrazy" drive
nee bratri Lumierove v PaT1zi.
z rukou Skladanowskeho w.
sci take "kapesnf' kinemato-
graf. Byla to knfzecka podob
ma malemu zapisn1ku. Kdyz
Sc rychlo listovalo strankami
daily sc fotografie nebo obraz-
ky ma strankach male knfzky
do pohybu. Vyznam Sklada-
nowskeho byl ocenen teprve v
poslednf dobe, kdy Skladanow
sky Sc rozejel do r1znych NEST
ably licil, z jak malych pocat-
XII vyrostl film.
V Cechach prichod filmu je
nerozlucne spojen Sc jmenem
Ponrepo. Jeho biograf gu mo-
Dire Silky" v male Karlove ulici
ma Starem meste prazskem Ii
je dnes v pameti mnohych, kite
Fl tam videli pocatek filmu.
Pro tyto male a tezke zacatky
filmu nem1ze byti mic tax cha
rakteristickeho, nez re cestu
filmu k nam rovnal eskamoter
a brichomluvec Ponrepo, KITE
ry 81 por1dil z Francie kinema-
tograf. Zacatky byly velice
tezke. Bylo to v dobach, kdy
V Praze jeste nebylo elektric-
keno osvetleni. Filmy byly
kraticke, 20 al 40 m. Ponre-
pGv kinematrograf sym zpG-
sobem NIUE byti uvaden take
jake pocatek "zvukoveho",
mluveneho filmu, nebot mno-
no tech, kterf stoupali pc str
mych schodech kinematogra-
flu ~ modre Silky, pamatuji
Sc dobTe ma to,jak Ponrepo pri
promitanf filmG provazel je
vykladem. Byla-li ma bile plo-
Sc milostna scena, Ponrepo hla
site mlaskl a navstevnici bio
grafu NELL zivou predstavu
zhave lasky. Pr tom ovsem
Ponrepo dovedl take udrzeti
kazen mezi detskymi navstev-
Milky sveho biografu.
Tam, kde pred Lefty t6zce "a
cinal Simultaneously, je dnes
film pc celem svete novym vel
kym oborem kulturn1 prace a
hospodafskeho dfla. Film stall
Sc dGlezitou kapitolou kultur-
nj a umeleckou. Jeho odpo-
vednost je tim vetsf, re film
stall Sc denn1 potrebou, zivym
chlebem sirokych lidovych
mas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02

Letosn1ho roku vzpom1naj1
u mas so. vyrocf zalozen1 1sta-
WI Vincentina v Praze, v nemz
zije nynf asi 400 mrzackG.
Soucasne s tlmto jubileem je
tTeba Sc zmfniti o jubileu re-
ny, ktera pc SO let pracovala
Ike zmfrnen1 bolest1 tech nejne-
stastnejs1ch a ktera dosud roz-
seva kolem sebe jen radost. Je
to nynejs1 predstavena Milo
srdnych sester We Vincentinu,
velebna matka Hortensie Ur-
bancova. Jake 20leta dlvka
vstoupila do klastera a stala
sc spolupracovnici zakladatel-
ky a predstavene 1stavu An
toinetty hr. Chotkove. Doved-
la o~setrovat nemocne, vlevat
Jim 1techu a osvedcila Sc i We
vedenf 1stavu, jejz v nejkritic-
tejsfch dobach vyvedla z nej-
horsfho a jenz il vdeci hodne
"a sv1j rozkvet. V 1stave pc
kne oslavili toto jubileum a
cetn1 pratele Vincentina ode
vzdali jubilantce Diary, KITE
rych ona uzije We prospech
tech, O nez Sc s takovou kres.
tanskou laskou stara pc pa
desat let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02

povazovala "a dTivf meme CEN
ne. Rezivo z nj zpracovane ma
pflach csl. kolonisty jejich zp1
sobem, novym pro Kanadu, ma
lezlo jiz trh We Velke Britanii
a je nejlepsf nadeje ma jeho
zveleben1.
= Jen malo Trebfcand vi,
re u TTebfce bylo nekolik osad
ktere jiz davno zmizely s po-
vrchu zemskeho. Jednou z tech
to osad byla vesnice Arklebice,
lezfcf ma jihovychod cd Kozi-
chovic ma mfstech, kde Sc ny
nj rfka "Pusta ves". Tato osa-
ola pripomfna Sc jiz kolem ro-
ku 1925, kdy byla vymenena
matronou Heilvidis s Kosovice
tTebfcskemu klasteru "a Osla-
vany. Osada pry byla znice-
ma jeste pred valkami husit-
skymi, jezto jejf obyvatele O.
lupovali pocestne ~cestujic1. Phi
pomfna Sc jeste pc valce tfice-
tilete, jake zpustla yes. V ur-
bari roku 1858 je poznamena-
no, re Stfitez drzf pusty kus
pc Arklebovicfch. Okolnf po-
lie nazyva lid dodnes "jejkrab-
ske",coz je jiste zkomoleninou
pGvodniho oznacenl osady. Ma
pocatku 20. stolet1 nachazely
Sc ma pozemcfch 1lomky sire
pin a specene kusy hlfny, dnes
vsak nenf jiz pc osade ami sto-
py. Druhou zaniklou osadou
v blfzkosti Trebice byla obec
Nehradov, lezfcf "a obcf Pod
klasterf. Tato Sc pripomina je-
Ste roku 1856, kdy snad jeste
nebyla 1plne pusta. Stala po-
dnesnlho Pousovskeho
mlyna. Dv1r, ktery z osady
trval uz do stolet1 10.
" roce 1884, tedy vic nez
pred $50 Lefty, vyplulo z Japon
ska 45 rybaru, ably hledall pO-
klad ma jednom malem ostro-
We v Tichem oceanu. Nikdo Sc
uz o techto dobrodruz1ch ne
mic O Mich neslysel.
Teprve nedavno byla v japon-
skem pristavu Hiratotomura
nalezena plovouc1 lahev, a z
vynat zazloutly a slime po-
skozeny dopis. Tento list pc
namahavem rozlusteni rozresil
zahadou tragedii w
pravy. LODI hledac1 pokladu
pTistala tehdy u maleho ztra-
ceneho ostrova, kde bylo pro
ne jen mizive malo obzivy a o.
nj nemohli Sc dostati dial, &C.
kajfcemarne, re ma blfzku Sc
objevi nejaka LODI. Druh "a
z techto As lid napsal
v posledni iodine pred smrtl
zpravu O neStastnem osudu ka
marad1 a SVEN, dallist do lah-
We, zapecetil a hodil do more.
Proc neZGstali donna u svych
SitI
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
v Podebradech Sc bali staveti
domy s patrem.

Podebradskym bylo roku
1851 pc ohni nekolikrate a
prfsne vzkazovano komorou
kralovskou, "aby sve domy Sc
dvema patry ma vejsku staveli,
pry nekterf toliko jeden dolej-
81 stok - tedy jen pfizemek-
zhotovili a ma ten hned krov
postaviti chtej1, to pry vztahu-
je ma ohyzdu mesta, a take pro
a~kkomodaci vzacnych minis
trG pTi stastnem J. M. Cfsaf-
ske pTfjezdu dostatecne by ne
bylo." Pry mali Podebradsti
varky ma domech, a nebudou-
Ii chteti staveti "se dvema sto-
ky, re Jim komora varky po-
beTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02

Chodsky hudebni skladatel
Jindrich pfipravuje
osmy dill sveho Chodskeho zpe
vniku. Pc vydani tohoto dllu
dosahne sberatelsky zaznam
tiisc chodskych napevG a tfi tt
Size text1. Sbirka pine ukazu-
je ma bohatstvi chodske hud-
by a zpevu. Zpevn1k patti me-
ri nejvetsi nase hudebn1 a she.
ratelska dfla krajska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
Chlapik.

V Humboldt, Iowa, Charles
Sharp, II let starry farmaf ma
odpocinku, udrzel 81 sv1j SAM
pionat, kdyz snedl ma posezeni
So livanc1 a vypil 20 koflik1
kavy. Minuly rok snedl 55 IL
vancn a vypil 33 kolffkn kavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
Vzdoruje policii.

Rev. Ambrose Sullivan, ka-
tolicky knee z indianapolis,
prohlasil, re sc radeji da Eat
knouti, nez ably upustil cd IT,
denni hry "Wow" kostelem po-
radane. Tato hra je podobna
hre bingo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02

Mickey Rooney, jeden z n~ejlepsfch kinohercd v ro-
&c 1889 byl eestnym hostem ma plesu Presidentovych
Narozenin We zbrojnici pateho pluku v Baltimore.
Senator George L. Radcliffe, predseda Maryland
skeho Vyboru Narodnf Nadace pro Obrnu (Infantile
~Paralysis) "a jehoz flzeni Sc Piles konal, setkal sc S Mic
key We Washington6 a privezl no do zbrojnice v Balti-
more a ~pfedstavil no tisfcdm hostGm.
Rooney promluvil k obecenstvo a bavil je vsemoz-
nym zpusobem a take 81 Sc zaGbou zahral ma bubfnky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
z hladu.

V Kalamazoo, Mich, policis
te musili byti zavolani ma po-
moe, ably zahnali pres dvacet
jelen1, kteTf vnikli do mesta,
pravdepodobne pfi hledanf pc
travy. Mnohe hospodyne 81
stezovaly, re jim jeleni behalf
az ma dvorky.
Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
TWO REGISTRARS TO
ENROLL GUARD VOTES
(coatinusd lrom First Fagsl

(continusd from First Pagsl
the same manner aud detail as fol-
lowed in the various registration
Places in the state. The special reg
istrars will be required to provide
two separate lists. under oath. for
each election district of the state
of all guardsmen applying for regis
tration.
Immediately upon completion
these lists shall be distributed to the
registrar Of each election district
affected. Distribution of these lists
must be completed before October
II. the third Saturday before cleo
tion as provided by the statutes.
The opportunity to challenge the
guardsmen vote will be provided
October 26, the final registration day
of the year, when registrars IN each
district affected will read the lists
BY the special registrars
publicly before the names can be
entered on the district books.
Under the election statutes, Mr..
Flanzef and Mr.. Carr will be paid
tn, same daily compensation allow
ed district registrars, plus travel
ing expenses.
Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
FRUIT RAISERS GET
NOTES ON PEACH BORERI
c. - rlr.. -

ing the latter part Of September,
alid, II the weather continues warm
during the early part Of October.
Uaually, however, It Is advisable to
have this treatment completed by
October 1, as peach borers from eggs
OF the current season have hatched
By this date Spring treatments, al
though somewhat effective, are not
recommended except as an emergen-
cy measure to supplement the fall
treatment In extreme cases Of infes-
tation.
With reference to control Of brown
rot in peach orchards, the effective
ness Of this practice In relation to
next years peach crop depends
largely on preventing the infested
peaches on the ground from forming
fruiting bodies which will discharge
brown rot spores at blOssoming time
in the spring. The most effective
method of accomplishing this is to
gather or pick up and destroy all
peaches which are now on the trees
and on the ground.
If this method becomes too expen-
sive, deep plowing before the trees
bloom in the spring followed by
thorough discing about two days be-
fore the blooming period to destroy
the fruiting bodies Of this fungus,
has been found 10 be Of great value
N controlling this rot.
Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
KENT DEMOCRATS LIST
11CONTESTS SATURDAY
lcontInasa Irom - -
near Dover.

near Dover.
Comptroller: Elijah S. Hughes
FELTON,, incumbent; Wilbur E. Ja-
eobs, Harrington.
Prothonotary: W. Marion Steven
son, Frederick, incumbent; James j.
Behen, Dover.
Coroner: Nicholas Fletcher Price,
near Harrington; James e. Sapp,
near Magnolia; William NJ. Cham
bers, Canterbury
Register of Wills: Samuel A.
Short, near Harrington; Ernest B.
Rawley, near Dover; Frank ]. Lew
is Dover; J. Fred Welch, near Will
low Grove.
State senator: Second district,
Frank L. Burrows, Frank Attix;
fourth, Charles Lee Sipple. Senators
from the other three senatorial dis
tricts have two more years to serve.
State representative: First dis
trict, Ernest B. Blendt; second, Will
liam H. Richter; third, Homer W.
Pratt; fourth, State Senator William
Jennings PooTe and Fred NJ Will
liams; fifth. Hughlett A. Colt; sixth,
John T. Moore, William Paskey, Ed
ward KOhland: seventh, Clarence A.
Clark; eighth, William T. Eliason;
ninth, Stephen Adams, Harlan
Blades; tenth, Leroy Sapp. John H.
Ellingsworth.
Jonathan L. Hopkins, Vernon,
Democrat, is the present register Of
wills. Grier H. Minner, Woodside,
Democrat, is the present sheriff
(sheriff cannot run for re-election),
and Herman Johnson, Democrat. !
Milford is the present coroner.
The senator's are:
First district: George Leslie Good |
en-, Dover, Democrat, hOldover; sec
ond, William Jennings POore. Hartly,
Democrat; third. Benjamin F. Sim
mons, Dover, Republican, holdover;
fourth, Earl Sylvester. Harrington,
Democrat; fifth, John Burton Hen
bricks, Frederick, Republican, hold
ever.
The representatives are:
First, Joseph S. Newman. Smyr-
Ia, Democrat; second, Isaac NJ. Bur
ris, Little Greek, Democrat; third.
John W. Rambo, Clayton, Democrat:
ICurth. Edward Knight. Republican;
fifth. Elmer E. Benson. Dover, Re-
publican, sixth. John A. Hartman.
FELTON,, Democrat; seventh, Charles
Frederick Fifer. Wyoming, Republi-
ian; eighth. Allen G. Smith, Fred
erica, Democrat; ninth. Fred S. Bail
y, Harrington. Democrat; tenth.
William Biggs, Houston, Republican.
The present Levy Court comprises
Mr.. Hollett, first district, presi-
lent; Charles Peck. Harrington, sec
md district, Democrat, and Dawson
dinner, third district. Republican.
Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27

The Willkie Club Of Milford just
three weeks old is a lusty infant,
end has already cut some teeth.
The Mite Society Of the Presbyter-
ian Church viii meet at the church
on Wednesday afternoon, October 2,
at o'clock.
When the arst leaves start tumb4
ling down, then is the time to make
sure that your hue Is cleaned out
for the winter, that the coal bin,
wood pile and fuel oil tank is filled,
and enough sweet and white pota-
toes are on hand to carry you
through the long months of winter.
Samuel G. Evans, one Of cur gem
faI Walnut street jewellers has
frightened the interior Of his store
with new wall paper and paint, the
exterior has also been given a new
appearance with paint. This, to-
gether with his beautiful displays Of
Fostoria glassware is attracting the
attention Of many shoppers.
G-
We see, according to the papers,
Ludl f1Ou5bOHs DuA -AACnAAy ANtAS
neighbor to the west, has sent four
of her young men TO join the armed
forces Of Uncle Sam. We are sure
that whatever the sacrifice they made
in rallying to the defense of their
country they viii in the end be re-
paid in full.
Sears, Roebuck and Company each
year spend millions Of dollars on
advertising. Mr.. Ulrich, manager Of
their Dover store, has been running
a most extensive campaign In the
Milford Chronicle during their 54th
sale, on page II of this
issue appears full page ad. cram
med full of genuine values.
-
The Stidham Hat and Speciality
Shoppe has sent its eorsetieres, Miss
Stidham and Miss Betty
to attend the Gossard School
Of Corsetry at the Hotel Adelphia, in
Philadelphia. They will remain there
this week The Gossard
School of CoFsetFy is acknowledged
10 be the Oldest and foremost insti-
tuition of its kind in the country, and
it's graduates are accepted as author
ties on modern hygienic corsetry.
Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Resolution of the Board Of Directors
of the Milford Free Public Library
on the passing of ce-President
Daniel Hirsch.
WHEREAS, This Board of Direc-
tors has suffered a great loss in the
passing of its Vice-President, Daniel
Hirsch; and
WHEREAS, Mr.. Hirsch has served
for ten years as a member and Vice
President of this Board Of Directors,
has ever had the interests of the
Milford Free Public Library fore
most in his thoughts. and has rem
dered it outstanding, constructive
service; therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, That this
Board of Directors representing the
patrons and the personnel of the
Library, hereby formally express
their keen sense of personal and
public loss in the passing Of Mr..
and
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
That a copy of this Resolution be
sent to Mrs. Hirsch. that it be placed
IT the minutes of the Board, and also
published in the press.
ANNA Y. PRETTYMAN,
President.
LENA S. SHORT.
"a 1aa0
Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
FAREWELL PARTY FOR
MRS. EDWARD R. KEOTTS

A surprise farewell party was
given on Monday night, Sept. %. at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Kenton. on Cedar Neck road. for their
aunt, Mrs. S. Elizabeth Knots, who
is leaving this week for Montana to
make her home with her brothers
there. Mrs. Knots has been visiting
friends and relatives here since the
death of her husband in August.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Knots. and Miss Virginia
Gray Of Dover; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Knots, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ben
nett, near Milford; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Knots. Frederick. A very de-
lightful evening was spent by every
one. Refreshments were served. At
a late hour all left for their respect
I've homes, wishing Mrs. Knots a
safe and pleasant journey.
Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

Watermelon rind carefully pre-
served with lemon or orange peel,
make a preserve that Is fit for a
king.
Watch for further announcement
concerning the turkey supper to be
served by the Ladies' Aid Of Cedar
Neck in the Grange Hall on Thurs
day, October "a.
Pole limas have taken a new
growth and the succulent beans, so
enjoyed by the majority Of us are
now available in the local market at
mid-seasoll prices.
Friday, October 4, is the date for
the Pocahontas Card Party. Time:
g p. m. Admission, 35c. Place:
Lodge hall, corner Washington and
East Second street, Milford.
-
Early to bed and early to rise,
ETC., should be INDUCED in by some
Of our younger residents, who are
wasting their own time and time Of
others by hanging out on street cor
ncrs.
Be sure and attend the meeting at
the Willkie Club here tonight, the
meeting will be held in the club
I ooms over Hayden's dry cleaning
establishment ON East Front street,
South Milford.
The Willkie Club Of Milford is
holding a very important meeting
this evening, Friday, September q.
If you are interested in the future
welfare Of your country and state, |
be sure to attend. Refreshments will
be served.
Twenty-four new card tables
await your pleasure at Ionic Coun-
ellis Card Party on Friday evening, !
October 4. Come and have the fun
Of reading the ads and being the first
70 use these new tables and cards
also Chinese checkers.
-
The factory lima bean crop, the
aFgest in recent years, is giving
;teady employment to hundreds of
in lower Delaware canning
actories. The farmers all seem to
'e well pleased with the crop, which
s rapidly becoming their largest
money maker.
Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
Milford Grange Notes

The Milford Grange held a very
interesting meeting last Saturday
evening. After the regular business
meeting the lecture hour was given
over to John Clough, state feed
analyst, who spoke on Delaware
seed law and the value of certified
seed. He also spoke on the various
weed seed. This talk was instruc-
tive and enjoyed by all. especially
those who are considering the pur-
chase of seed. iiAsf5{f ~ 81 sr
Next Saturday evening the grang-
ers are planning big time. At
$3.50 there will be a covered dish
supper for the grangers and their
families. Bring your own dishes
and silver. The committee. Miss Ida
Rosa, Mrs. Preston Kenton, Mrs.
Golan Armour. Mrs. Jennie Simpson
and Miss Edna Barker, say they are
going to give you a good time with
little work.
The supper will be followed by a
booster night program which prom
ises to be very good one.
We are sorry to hear Mrs. Kirby
is on the sick list. but glad to re-
port she is improving.
The grange community flower
show will be held Oct. $40. The
committee is planning to make this
the best flower show yet. We hope
the community is planning to take
a part. There will also be a supper
on one of these evenings.
The Milford Changers are invited |
10 visit Harrington Grange Monday |
evening, Sept 80. to the covered |
iish supper and booster night pro-
gram.
Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
FIRE PR EEENTI0N
WEEK OCTOBER 6-l2
tooatinhsa NON Flrss Per-,

Keep rubbish in metal trash cans.
Burn regularly in a brick or metal
incinerator. Watch the fire!
Check up on your furnace down
stairs-and that goes for your Chin
Iey too. II repairs are needed. have
them made at once.
Don't substitute a penny for a
fuse. When a fuse blows out. re-
place il with new one.
Gas is a motor fuel. Don't use it
for cleaning purposes. Keep it out
Of the house.
Handle your iron and other cleo
trical devices with care. Have your
home checked regularly for faulty
wiring.
Don't hesitate to ask the advice of
a fireman when you want fire pro-
lection information. Know where
your nearest fire box is located-and
the telephone number at the fire
station
If your clothes catch on fire. don't
run. Roll up in rug and smother
the fire.
Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
DRIVER KILLED, FOUR
HURT I'M ACCIDENTS
IO0Asinusd ftOu t1rss rass,

NAPLES, 45 years old. Of Milford
struck the rear of a lumber truck Of
the Bounds Package Company Sails
bury. Md.
NAPLES is In the Milford Memorial
Hospital with a possible fracture of
the skull and internal injuries. The
truck driver. Edward l.. Birchhead.
So years old. Of Hebron. Nd. was un-
injured.
Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
STATE WOMEN'S CLUBS
TO DEDICATE FOREST

The annual institute of the State
Federation Of Women's Clubs will
be held in the Georgetown New
Century Club house on Wednesday.
Oct. is. The meeting will start at
1880 A. NJ. with luncheon at 100
O'Clock. In the afternoon the For
est Reserve, located between Ellen
dale and Greenwood, recently pur-
chased by the state federation. will
be dedicated.
Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
GENERAL BERL SILENT =
ON GUARD CAMP SITE

Brig.-Gen. William Berl, Jr., the
adjhtant general OF Delaware, de-
clines to verify reports that the site
he has recommended to the War
Department for the new national
guard camp in Delaware is near
Cape Henlopen, east Of Lewes.
The camp site recommended is on
state lands and faces on the ocean,
General BerI said, but he would not
comment on greater detail as to the
location.
At Lewes It was reported that
military authorities favor the Cape
Henlopen region east as the place
for a camp site and firing range.
Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
GEA
GATM0NG
OPEN SMYRNA ROAD OCTOBER

The south bound lane OF the State
Highway from Smyrna to Blackbird.
now under construction, is expected
by State Highway Department Off
cials to be opened TO traffic on Octo-
Der 1. The section Of the same lane
from Blackbird to Odessa will likely
be month later before ready for
opening, they estimated. Both north
and south bound traffic will con-
tinue to use the north bound lane
until the other lane Is completed.
Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
KIWANIs NOTES

DR.. H. B. King, assistant State
Superintendent of Schools, was the
guest speaker at the regular meeting
of the Milford Kiwanis Club on
Tuesday of this week. His address
was on a most appropriate subject.
The Constitution" DR.. King point
ca out that issues such as strongly
centralized government as opposed
to deeentralized management by the
states were very much in evidence at
the drawing up Of the Constitution
even as they are today.
DR.. Kings talk was one Of the
finest that the local club has had the
privilege Of hearing this year.