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Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
certificates Expire Dee, I
Wesley College To
Greet Freshmen

WIN an enrolment much larger
than in any OF lis previous wears.
Wesley Junjor College is propar-
inG for events in connection with
The opening of the now term dur
in@ the coming Weekend PrrSi-
dent and Mrs @. \. Rartlrv were
hosts at a reception 10 the faculty
last cvcmlng At the BARLEY home.
223 North Bradford street. Dover.
when a buffet dinner WAS schvcd.
The registration OF freshmen stu-
dents will take place on Friday.
which will be the start of the fresh
men Oricntation Weekend. An i'm
troduction party for the freshmen
Will take place on Friday night.
Saturday has been set aside for
some examination periods for Ger
tain students With various diver
sions arranged for the new stu
dents
On Sunday morning the students
and faculty will attend services at
Wesley Methodist Church and on
Sunday afternoon there will he A
VcSprr service for the students in
Holt Chapel under the direction oi
the religious council. Sunday night
tn" new students will be- entertain
ed at The homes of the members ol
the faculty.
Advanced students will register
on Monday during the day and il
tn" evening the convocation ser
vices will be held in Holt Chapc
with the address being delivered b,
the Rev. Dr. Willard G.. Purdy. pas
tor of the FIRST and central Pres
hyt"rian Church. WilminGton.
Glasses in the various depart
m"nts OF the college will be started
on Tuesday morning Prcsiden
Barley announced that the enroll
mcnt for this year includes 10 boys
the largest number of boys 10 b.
enrolled at tn" college since tn
first year
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
RADIANT LIVING
Light Means Opportunity
By REV. G. VI. GRIFFITH
Pastor Methodist hurch. Cecilton. Md.

TO the M4uing Jews Who crowd
ed about Him. hurting nageins
criticisms. and seeking with dia-
holiC ea9ernesS 10 dcvolOpe miisun-
dcr~tAndin-S Jesus mad" start
ling statement Warned He:
Walk while yc have til" light lest
darkness CON" upon YOU
by His use Of this word light.
Jesus meant "'hc understanding OF
spiritual truth"
There are times in your life
when there will come to YOU a
sudden grasp OF clear understand
in" of some spiritual truth or of
Gods Will for You. Al such times
YOU should make every effort to
live up To such revealed truth.
such living up to" is walking in
the liGht '
Light is not given to rs To argue
bout Iight is given TO walk in.
H. when the light OF Christ shines
upon your understanding. you ne
GlcCt or diSuhry such spiritual un-
dcrstandinG. you Will find that the
spiritual truth which came to YOU
will fade away, leaving YOU in
darkness
Christ is therefore for us not an
abiding light only unless We are
willing 10 abide in His light.
Few men realize the tragedy OF
diSobediencc to the light or the
Divine will Many men. like Saul
Isracl's first king. knowing the
will OF God. yet doing otherwise
EaN, awaken later 10 the tact they
Eayc lost the Kingdom OF Light
hi ,OhcdienCC to heavenly visi0i
has resulted in a gradual setting o
the sun of spiritual opportunity
Twilight sets in. and later dark
ness CnSuCS.
Light rejected becomes light cX
tinGuiShed
On the othcrhand. the smallcs
ray of light. when faithfully follow
ed begins To brighten and brighter
until at last the faithful Ohedicn
soul stands immersed in the Glor
iouS sunshine of an infinite day
day of spiritual joy, rejoicing il
diVin" fellowship
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Shoe Rationing Is
Likely To End Oct. |
(Continucd from first Page)

Both OrA ana WIPE have indi-
Gated thai when shoe output
reaches the rate of 3p.uoo.oo0 pair-
= month. ratiuuin2 can hc ended.
The rccommcudaticn o WFBS
leather bureau is sand to- be based
On strong Indications thar such It
rate viii hc achieved next month.
Fit is il viii be- only about "."o".-
600 pairs short ut the 1893 monthly
rate.
In adyocatiu2 an carly end to
the program. government officials
v Who asked anonvuj1> said that iol
all practical purposes shoe ration
in" alrtadY is q; an end
They reason this way: The pub
lie huoW int in any event tin end
is not far OIL. Consequently these
officials say. there no lon8cr Is
much h"sitancN about srcndina
shoe coupons
The iciaIs also want 10 see ra-
tioniu@ terminated because thc<
feel il tends to initiate Shoe price
They say:
Under r1tioniu- rcopl" buy
more cNpcn%jl" shoes in the hop,
they will last lon"cl And SOM,
manufacturers have taken adNdn
taGe Of Tins tendency hy discoutlm
uinG lower price lines.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
SLAUGHTER NECK

There viii II" = lHkc and food
al" ON Saturday mornin@. H"ptcm-
her - at PcttNiohn Bakery in Mil
tord hN the ladies' of the w :. G. :.
Pics. cakes. rolls. dressed chickens.
eggs and POTATOES. Proceeds will
hc used for the repairs ON tn" par
&oua@c
ON Friday evenings tho list The
Nuun@ adict Friendship Society
viii hc entertained hN Nr and
Mrs Thomas Ionna Al their home
on Prm" Hook Road
ON Thur+d:.Y afternoon. Scptcm-
Ter the 9TH The Home n"uouStra-
tiun club Will meet with Mrs.
Margaret H"nnctl at Shady Brook.
Miss VI. Gertrude Holloway The
Comfy """nt will hr present and
@ivo talk on G. | loo's return
and explain some of the important
parts in the Eill of RIGHTS.
The turcral services of Waltcl
Reynolds Was larecly attended at
the Church on Sunday afternoon
Mn Reynolds had been in i'll
health for som" time"
Mr.. Willard clifton Wa5 laid tt
rest in Rcynold; Church yard or
sunday at-cr several weeks OF i'll
reSs and suffering at the homo oI
his daughter Mrs Edward Ar2r
and Mr.. Areo III Milton Mir. CIit
ton spent nearly 81 years of activi
tl in and around Milford where Ii,
lived. He will be sadly missed hy
lis many relatives and friends
MIS-. Della C!oary his daughter. o
Philadelphia and Mir. and Mrs
Walter Cuhha9c, stop-son. o
Fleetwood New Jersey ATTENDED
his funeral
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Clory of Ar
cos Corner were recent overnigh
guests of MIR and Mrs Thomas l.
Logan on their chicken and truci
farm near GettysburS, Pennsylva
ria.
Mrs. Delma Mitchell celebrated
her birthday anniversary ON sun
day entertaining relatives an,
friends with her dauehter Mrs
Margaret Bennett at SHADY Brook
They We're: \r. and Mrs FlWoo
Godfrey and sons, Bobby an
George. of AIillsbOrO. Mrs. Clinto
Evans and DAUGHTER Naomi. Of In
per Darby. Pennsylvania. Mr.,
john r. Torbclt ot Dover. Mir. an
Mrs. James Dallas and son, GlcuI
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
NITFR.\S INFORM ATION
COLI N\

The "ccunVcr9ion of W1r SkillS
into uracctiiuc Jobs is one OF the
biggest Jobs ON our hOmc-irOnt
a2enda. Now that vi Day i, his
tory. ten million men and women
modified ion Var NOR" than four
years. Will hay" to i" denohilized
for peace. Since P"arl Harh0r. APP
muNim.tclv 32so. .ooo Veterans
huy" already returned 10 home
ont America at the rate of 5H.0oo
a month The 9r"a, dcmohililation
las hc2un The bic ioh is on.
Who are the returning soldiers >
Many of them went straight from
school into the armed forces.
Others left business and industr!
before thrY could develop peace
tan" SkillS Normally. thcS" young
~tcrS would have spent several
wears in the process of Incoming
Ircn an women. making mistakes,
experimenting, diSc0Ncrine their
own capabilities hy trial and error.
Eu> th"ir t'Ial ANA error period
WIS taken tlmu them hY the march
rf history. the patriotic need t" de-
tend their country NoW they arc
reIuruin2. equipped with war SkilIH
and Wantin@ iolA thai will utilize
Dros" kills. 1his i the historic
cl allrn1o that cnntrout4 IL; citi-
2,ns Of the humc-tront. the Older
acncration the business men. tht
tGuCators, the ""VcrnmCnt admin
istr&torS. The way we use th" sol
di"r'S war Skill; will affect not ON
ll his own fat". hut also the dC:It'
-. of l3n. 600 600 Americans.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
MILFORD NECK
Milford Neck Methodist Church
Rev. David +. Wood, Pastor
Sunday SpDtclnhcr -.

Sunday. September - Z
Sunday school service at > p m.
Harvey Thompson. superintendent.
Church service at 3 y. m. Ivy the
pastor.
Mrs Fred Grcenlcy. Mrs. Cove
Donovan Mrs Marie Warrington
OF Harrington and Miss Grace
johnson OF Iryiugton. y. j.. were
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr
and Mrs. Leslie Grecnlcy and fam
lily
Miss Leila Mae Mackliu was an
overnight guest OF her sister, Mrs
Betty Jane Palmer on Sunday eve
ming OF near Milford
Mrs. Bell Collins of Milford call
ed ON Mrs. Amanda Stevenson and
Mrs. Harvey Thompson on Thurs
day afternoon.
Clarence Dixon, Mr ana Mrs
Clifton IIuforal and children, san
dralee, Bobby, and Bruce. Of Dover.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Payntcr Reynolds and family
Pfc and Mrs Samuel Short have
arrived home after spending an On
ioyahle honeymoon AT NIAGARA
Falls. New York City and Atlantic
City Pfc Short will report for
duty at Fort Dix. ~ j. on Sep
tcmhcr %
Mr. and Mrs Wilson j. bye oi
Chcrlydalc, Va. spent the week
end with his sister. Mrs. John
Wolfe and family of Big Ston,
Beach.
MIR. and Mrs Charles French
81. We're Sunday dinner guests OF
their son. John French and family
Of Lcwcs.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mucklim Wcr,
Sunday evening guests Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Howard French OF Iyncl
Heights
Mr. and Mrs William McColle!
of Cedar Ncck visited Air and Mrs
Payntcr Reynolds and family on
Monday
The marria@" of Miss Sara Hes
ter Short. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Edwin f Short and George Ham
mond. son of Mrs. Jack Poole q
Lincoln, took place on Saturday
afternoon at -four o'clock at tn
FREDERICK church. Rev David +
Wood performed the ceremony
Miss Elizabeth Short was maid q
honor and Harry Hammond wa
best man After wcddinG suppcr
given at the home of the bride. tn
couple left for honeymoon i
New York.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
VETERANS IMPORTATION
COLlM\

Now that you have laid away
your uniform and replaced it with
ciVieS. what is the next thought
in your mind toward rcc0nverSion.
Are You planning to so back to
school or are you thinking of a
job? Both OF these problems must
be solved hy the individual. and
your decision at this time can pos
Slhly affect your whole future life
Weigh the immediate benefits
against the long range or future
benefits We cannot all be mpChan-
les or sales persons. any more than
We can all he doctors. LAWYERS or
professional workers. Each re-
quirrs education. but To varying de
grccs, so while you are planning
do il with your eyes open and don t
too hastily make a decision. If You
had entered the employment field
before entering the service. you
possibly have plans for the flu
turc. but if you entered the service
direct from school. don't get the
idea that two or three years ser
vie" has aged you to such an extent
that education is no longer neces-
sary
Two of every seven pedestrians
killed in motor vehicle traffic acct
dents are 65 years or over.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Ever SO Little"
Ev MarN T. Davrnnnrt

Have YOU tried very little bit
of baking soda in cooking green
vegetables? II ShortCns the cook
ing time and preserves their pretty
color. TO , cups of peas or beans
| l6 teaspoon soda is adcQuatr.
This assumes the use of - Gun of
water for cooking
Perhaps you recall the days
when baking soda was frOWucd
upon and discouraged for cooking
vegetables. The reason was that if
destroyed food value and texture.
1t is found that very small
amounts reduce the cooking per
iOd to a point at which a minimum
destruction of food value takes
place.
But do follow all the rules:
Use Is teaspoon to > cups green
vegetables
Add vegetables to boiling water
Use a we'll fitting lid.
Serve Immediately
/ Use the water in which nll but
strong vegetables are cooked
/ For The Children'S Party
Have you tried = glass orang,
juice and l2 glass ginger ale as q
beverage for children's parties
And after all, aren't we all children
in varying sizes? This is an cx-
/ cellent O'Clock pick up for any
one. Convalescents find it refresh
ing.
This Is The Postwar Fra.
Your whipping cream will be
available in cans. To whip it
punch hole in the can. as we now
do with evapOrated milk. You
Super Charged cream will com,
from the can ready for your ging
er bread. short cakes or sundaes.
Are YOU cauSin" OF pr"Vrntin'
imitation?
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Expansion Of Rural
Churches Is Urged
(Con'inucd f-9m FIRST PaGe)

we cannot make other people more
Christian than W. are ourselves.
> Application OF scientific dis
covcrics to The destruction uf thc
forces ol c1i viii NOT guuruutcc
world peace. Applications OF tho
tcachinG OF Christ alone viii sup
port the structure OF world peace.
and prevent the self destruction OF
modern civilization
3. "t hriSjiauity is fundamental
ly a missionary nuvcmcnt This
conception i, essential 10 the
growth and dryrlophonl OF the
church ~ home ~ we'll rs abroad.
World \cichborhood
I THE world has become Il
nciGhhorhood The Reconstruction
and Advance Fund is to enable our
church To help make the world the
kind OF noiGhborhood il ought to
he
> This conference commrnds
tn" several parishes and missions
of the diocese in their forward
looking post war building program
and recommends fun support thcro-
OF.
Representing Christ Church, Mil
ford. At the conference were Rich
ard w Hcuuctt Robert l.. Nelson.
.Ir.. Willard c. Barber and G. G..
FOOkS
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
First Baptist Church
Not to he MinistrrCd Unto. But 10 Minister
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor

sunday. - 'rtCml"G -
10 on = m IHhlc school New grad
'd lessons HI" IN use. Join our grow
ing and going Hhl, school Thomas
EluundrrS. superintendent
-" y. m Morning Worship Mes
@:r'. ~ Witness Vt Home
go y. Boys and Girls club.
Junior llich Fellowship and Eaptist
Youth Fellowship groups will m"c,
1:%o p m.-lnformal Song Service
and Evening Worship. Message" "Th"
Friend of Sinners"
Tuesday. N.uN D. m The EaptiSt
Christian Fellowship will meet at the
church. Reports on the Dover Hous.
Party Will II" given. Mrs Walter
Thomas will lead the dcvotiunS
Wednesday. 500 =. M Prayer and
lihl Study Hour.
sunday. S"pton.h"r 30 Ecv. Samuel
Fchl of tn" Baptist Home Mission So
cl'tN viii com" 10 bead us in - vista
tion evangelism crusade 10y mcmhcrs
of Iht church,
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w, Baker, Pastor
Sunday. September 23

Sunday. September 23
945 a. m-Sunday School. Hubert
pasSwatcrs. superintendent.
II 90 n. m--IreaChing.
700 y. Musical. Song and Praise.
500 p. m.--preaChng.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 80 o'clock.
W" want to invite you to our SER
vices; also our Sunday school We have
classes for all ages.
Special invitation to those who 20
to no church school. We invite you.
Come with us. get acquainted with
our fine group Of boys and girls and
Eodly teachers. Parents could not do
a nohler thing for their children then
send or bring them 10 Sunday school
Awards are given to each worker.
Our motto: Pray Plan. Come,
Work"
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
The Avenue Methodist Church
''rhe House Of Happiness"
Rev. Frank Herson, D. D., Minister
Sunday. September %

=
e. =. m. session of tho Church
School Missionary SUNDAY. our OPP
pUrtuuitX to help the younger churches
in the other lands
II 90 -. m Morning Worship and
sermon. Subject. "Th" Words of cod
in the Mind of Christ" W. cordially
invite YOU To share our worship.
80 y m. Evening Worship and
sermon Subject "rh" Power of a
New idea" Eri"f informal service Tor
those unable to attend the main ScI-
vice.
Midw,ck Service ON Thursday eve
ming at 40 o'clock. Subject Plot
and Couutrrplot. Third in IN" series
ot Th, Life and Times of .IaCOh.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Contract For Power
Has Been Awarded
(Continued from First PaRe)

The contract is for five-ycar
period. subject to renewal by mu-
tual agreement, provided II
months notice is given.
Generator to BE Oyerhaulcd
The action of council in purchas
ing current for Milford was
brought about by the fact that the
current demand here has increased
to- such an extent the generators
at the Milford plant are now taxed
to near capacity. At the same time
the large turbine engine is badly
in need of an Overhauline.
Under present conditions it is
impossible to shut down the large
turbine for repairs. as the Other
electric generators at the plant can
rot now carry the peak load of
current. If the large generator
should happen to fail to function.
the city and supply lines would he
without electric current for an in
definite period until the generator
could he repaired
Gets Rebate for standby
1t is said the increased drain on
the Milford plant has been caused
by the wartime industrial eXpan-
sion.
During the term of the approved
contract the Milford plant will be
held as standby. The Delaware
Power and Light Company will
pay certain sum for this emer-
gency safeguard.
Officials of the Wilmington con
Germ stated they would push the
work on making the connections al
as early date as was possible fol
them to secure materials and com
plctr the construction work.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
IN EMORIAM

In memory Of my father. Jamo
IlalrN Lynch. who passed away Sep
ir'uhcr ~. l"tl
Many Wor, IN, wears H." suffered.
Ihu ON" N,tir ago ,oduy
God ~aW y, could bear ~ moro.
N'd at dawn callrd hlm 9WaH
W hat would W.. give his tac,. To- seq
Ills Nulc" again 10 hear.
tt"mr Is uof th, Same 60 US
For daddy is II" l"ur"r there.
Though W. knew thr end WAS near
For his days W"r" fun OF pain.
We arr remembering today.
That "lr loss WIS his gain
SON, " here in another hand
Beyond tn" hltr of the heavens.
Where tn" soul lives on in peace
He waits for mother and his rhildrc
Sadly missed lay daughter .Irnnic
ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Calvary Methodist Church

Sunday September -
10 ~ H. M Church school John
Wilkins. ~upCriut"u "ud"ut
! ga =, IN Morning Worship. Scr
mon hy tho Minister subject. "rhr
E,>ll "t io,up Ius )"
GO + n. Youth Fellowship
80 y IN Wor,hip sermon 10y TIA"
Minister.
rraNtr N"",jus "Wednesday at 80
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
CHURCHES In MILFORD
The Presbyterian Church
'The Church on the PIa1a'
Rev. John NJ. DeChant. Minister

IuudaN. ScIdomhrr -
+! - ~ Sunday school Mrs J
~ Grldon. sup, .rint,lldcnt
II uU - IN Worship and sermon
hN TN Ministers Topic. "l'auec To
Ch"'E Tho C"urs,." Tent: q, latiau.,
=.
The choir viii sin: under the dj-
r,rtI"u "f VI T. Nrhuanu
50 y. m NounE People,. EoCictN
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
First Independent Church
Marshall Street
Rev. c. w. Taylor, Pastor

sunday September %
l:3o p. m sunday school
> 81 y. Preaching.
1.oo y. m.-Childrcn's Service
ITS y m.-ENaugrlistic Services
UcsdaN-C C'hjldreu's Service ZOO u
m: Bible study. 7:l5 p m. :
Friday ChI'drcn'S Service 700 y
m; Prayer and Praise Service. III.
p. m.
Flanneleraph Talks each service h,
lhr pastor
y Nhlislion welcome awaits ,ou.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
st. Johns Il. c. Church
Rev. Leonard A. Raga1, Rector

Sunday. September %
Milford. St Johns ChurCn. . n. m
Sca(ord. st. Mary's Church. s. 9:3t
1. m
Rchohoth, St. Edmond's Church. II
/. IN.
Fort Salisbury. 3 a. m.
bethany Beach Camp. 3:30 a. m.
COnfcSsions-B Before Mass.
Religious InstruCtion-Aftcr Mass.
Holy Day and other services as an
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21

UNLESS THE STEAK is very
large, the last to lac served must
pretend that he likes fat Sristl"
and bone DO you pity the poor
carver?
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
The Church of God

Second and Washington Streets
Rev. BordIey {. 8aynard, Pastor
sunday. September -
loco" a. IN. SUNDAY School
| 80" a. IN. ScrViccS
81 y. IN. Y. i. T.,
500 y. m. Service.
500 p m. Thursday Prayer ser.
.icc
Come. Worship with us.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Planning To End
Truck Rationing
CCon'inucd from First PaEel

nuriu4 Nov,mheg dealers arc
required To 2l\c preference in de
livery of ncW commercial motor
Vehicles to certificate holder, who
ave placed tirm order with
rlom on or before October II.
Dealers may. during Novemhcr.
deliver vehicles 10 any person not
Eoldcr ot Il certificate of transfer
provided they have NOT made COM
aitmrnt~ To a holder of such Il
certificate who shall have placed a
'ilm order With thcm mior 10 No
Ntuhrr.
certificates Expire Dee. /
Al certificates OF transfer.
which will not expire until date
ubSruucn1 to November 80. shall
c,a-" t" hc OF any force or effect
on and "ltcr December /.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Christian Science Society

Branch of The First Church Of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
Meets In Milford Grange Hall
Sunday. September %
Subject of the lesson sermon -
"Alatter."
Services every Sunday at IL a. m.
Sunday school at same hour.
"Wednesday evening mcCtiu", hrSl
"Wednesday "a each muuth Al ) T.. IA,
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Christ Church (EpiscOpaD
Church Avenue and Third Street

Sunday. September @3
: 81 a. M Holy Communion.
H.t1 a M Church school
ll.0o u. m. Morning Prayer an,
:, rmOn.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Atlantic city.

Atlantic tIty. y. j. Technical
Sergeant George Franklin Collins.
- years old. of 70l East Front
street, Milford husband of Mrs
Carolyn Collins. and son of Mr.
and Mrs Norman &. Collins. has
recently returned from service out
side the continental limits of tho
United States and is now tcmpur-
arily stationed AT the Army Ground
and Service Forces Redistribution
Station. While at this installation
he will be given series of toSts
to determine his fitness for future
assignments Technical Sergeant
Collins served eight months as
Platoon Leader in the European
theatre of operations. He is re
cipiCnt of the following dccOra-
tions: african Middle
Eastern Campaign Ribbon Combat
nfaltrYman'S Badge. Purple
Heart. Good Conduct Medal. Nm-
crican Defense Medal
Pfc. Lafayette Burlin&amc. who
las served overseas for the past
thirty-tWo months is expected
homo this week. Mrs. Burlingamc
and daughter are nOW living in
Harrington. His mother. Mrs la
tayCttc BurIinGamc lives near
town.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21

company y, -'ujn f4lSlncciS. lOl-
mcrly Of FELTON,. husband OF Mrs
Elizabeth Kemp. who entered the
service in March. 1914. and has
served overseas since October.
1914. serving now with occupa-
tiOn forces in Germany. and is the
father of five small children. writes
his sister. Mrs. Laurence Boone of
FrCdCriCa. that two poems which
he wrote were recently reproduce
ed in his company paper The
Chronicle takes pleasure in being
able to print these two poems. as
follows, Our readers will notice
that one of the poems was writ
ten before the Japs surrendered
DEMOCRACY
There arc reasons why we fight
these wars that concern both
you and me
And the main one is to guard our
rights and maintain our lib
erty
For il seems there are some ma
tions who would really swell
with pride
If our rights they could destroy
and our freedom override.
This is their second try in thirty
years. and they've never had
success
SO il should he proof that peace
and freedom rule the earth.
and not aggrcssivencss
TWO DOWN AND ONE TO GO
Our days of fighting are over. here
in the ETO
We have two of our enemies beat
en-.
But we still have one to go.
We shall fight and beat this enemy
as We have always done he
fore
And when we are through Will
these back stahhcrs. they vii
rise again no more.
We shall retain our pcac" an'
freedom, for that is the l0v,
of our every man
And for soaring that love viii
mean hell on earth for tha
place they call Japan
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21

Two of every seven pedestrians
killed in motor vehicle traffic acct
dents are 65 years or over.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21

In -.
..,.....t ... ... ....t .,'tF
trl tI4, f.
.DgHt tftn.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21

With L. =. Army Forces ON New
Caledonia The McritOriOus Ser
vice Plaque has been awarded to
the 51St Ordnance ammunition
Company OF which Private First
Class Louis II Carpenter is mem
Der. His wife. Mrs Nellie d. car
penter. lives at 307 Carlisle Lane,
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21

The contract is for fivc-ycar
period. subject to renewal by mu-
tual agreement, provided II
months notice is given.