Milford chronicle., 1941-05-09
Boys State Is
In Session AT
State Capital
CONTINUED from FIRST Fass,

Continued from First FAee)
Mahoney, Salesianum; Thomas
Marshall, Friends; Raymond Mar
tin. Selbyville; Emory McCabe
Selbyville; John Megginson. New
Castle; Ralph Minker. Alexis l.
dupont; Floyd Moore, FELTON,
william Newnom, Greenwood; ;
Hugh Penuel, Delmar; Enoch Rich
ards, Jr., Harrington; George Ster-
ling, Delaware City; Philip Taylor,
Greenwood; Atwood Timmons,
Millsboro; Stanley West. Delaware
City; Dick Wiley, Seaford; Ned
Wilson, SelbyvilIe.
Representatives - Fuller Adam
son, Tower Hill; Alfred Anderson,
FELTON,; Sterling Cannon, Mills
boro;. Cecil Carpenter. Milton;
Charles Carter, Caesar Rodney;
Richard Graves. Sunny Hill; Rob
ert Hayman, Delmar, Keller HOch,
BridgeVille; James Hummer, j. M.
Clayton; William Hyde, Pierre S.
dupont; Robert Jacobs, Smyrna;
Minos Jester, SeafOrd; Edward Las
karis, Wilmington High; Earl Les
ter, Delaware City; Thornton Ly-
nam, Rehoboth; Charles Lynch,
Selbyville; Frederick Marston.
Friends; James Maxwell, Clay
mont; Sanford Noble, Lord Balti-
more; Charles Obier, Greenwood;
Lynn Preston, Newark; William
Roe, Dover; Daniel Shields, Arch
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Clifford Sparks. New Castle; Will
lard Tease, Milford; Albert Temple,
H. Fletcher Brown; Theodore Tor
bert, Georgetown; Charles Town
send, Harrington; Ctephen Vaughn,
Lewes; Harry Warren, II. c. Con-
rad; James Williams, Laurel; John
Witsil, Salesianum.
Representatives Attaches Rich
ard Adams, FELTON,; David Altrocik,
Tower Hill; Frank Baker, Delmar;
Harold Bailey, Caesar Rodney;
Richard Bair, II. c. Conrad; Creraf
Bennett, Milford; John Cullen,
Friends; Wilbur Dameron, Dover;
Joseph Devlin, Archihere; Sam
Dowlen, Sunny Hill; Trudeau Ear
ly, Georgetown; Willard Ewing, Re
hoboth; Orville Gray, nSelbyville;
Albert Heisler, P. S. dupont; Har-
old Hopkins. Smyrna; Jbhh Hurley,
Seaford; Reginald Layfield, j. M.
Clayton; Richard Lester, New Cas-
tie; Dale Lingo, Millsboro; Harold
Long, Lord Baltimore; flames Mac
MILAN, Claymont; Richard Matti-
ford, Wilmington HighiA William
Merrick, Newark; George Murphy,
II. Fletcher Brown; Joseph Nurn-
berg, Salesianum; Leon Parker,
Bridgeville; Harold Prettyman,
Delaware City; William Reed, Mil
ton; Jack Reynolds, Greenwood; o.
T. Roberts, Jr., Harrington; Ar
thur Shivery. Middletown; Charles
Wagamon, Lewes; Jack Wilker,
Laurel.
The time schedule for the 1941
session is as follows: HsiN
Friday, May
900 to 10:00 a. m.LReport at
Legislative Hall for registration.
1000 to 1890 a. m.A Caucuses to
elect executive officers.
10:30 to 11:00 a: m.-Organiza-
tion OF House and Senate and ap7
pointrhent of committees.
11:0O to 1900 noon-Joint as
sembly to hear Governor Bacon
and Chancellor Harrington.
1900 to 1880 p. m. .mRecess for
lunch.
1880 to 800 p. m.-Introduction
of bills; first and second reading of
hills: assignment OF bills to com
mittees. las fih9sn -
sou to 400 p. m Explanation
of their respective duties by var
ions state officers. 'i"t'
400 p. m.-visit to state de-
partments.
Saturday, Maybe
900 a. m.-ConveIie.' iloiS
$3.50 to 1900 fio6h-Bflls will be
brought from COMMITTEES, debated
and acted upon.
1880 D. m.-ReconVene for con-
tinuation of debate andlaction on
bills. g'bo.i
400 p. m.-Adjourhment.
Hours indicate eastern standard
time. III lt"4o4
The following are members of
the Department OF the Delaware
American Legion Boys State Com
mittee: VIM. A. MeWiIliams, W.
Lyle Mowlds of Dover; Howard T.
Ennis of Stockley; VIM. e. Mat
thews, George R. Miller Of Smyrna;
George D. Hill Of Dover;e Earl Syl-
vester of Harrington; A. Bailey
Thomas, of Camden; A. A. Davis.
G. Leslie Gooden, Dewey Quillen Of
Dover; Edward A. MulrooHey of
Wilmington; Vice Chairman John
r. Fader of Newark, and Chairman
George W. Ayars of Dover.
The public is cordially invited to
offond