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Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
Public Hearing
May Be Held
On Proposed
Fish Pounds
Fishermen In The Lower
Part Of The State OPP
pose Establishment Of
Proposed Areas In The
Delaware Bay.

If sufficient protests are reCeiv-
Pd in opposition to a proposed fish
pound area off the Roosevelt Inlet
at Lewcs. public hearing will be
held.
Lieutenant Colonel L. L. Lessig
of the office of Colonel r. f. Frech.
L. S. District Engineer. Philadel-
phia. said this week if it is found
necessary to conduct such public
hearing it probably will be at
Lewes.
The MispilliOn Fisherman's Asso-
citation. of which Ralph Lynn of
Milford. is president, has gone on
record as opposing the establish
ment of the fish pound which would
be an area set aside for catching
fish on large scale by use of
pound nets.
Colonel FreCh sent notices on
August % to all persons interested
in the proposal to establish the
pound area. 1t would be two nau-
teal miles long and one-half nauti-
cal mile wide, parallel to and Is
nautical miles Offshore from the
beach on the northeasterly side OF
Roosevelt Inlet.
Decision to establish the fish
pound area. first off the Delaware
shore, in Delaware Bay was reach
ed by Colonel Frech after Milton
Lee Calls, Lewes Beach. applied
for War Department permit to
construct and maintain four fish
pounds in Delaware Bay off Lewes
Beach. The pounds would be from
500 feet to | 900 feet long.
Should the pound area be estab-
lished other commercial net fish
ermen would be eligible to apply
for permits to place pound nets in
the area.
Groups Were Notified
The Delaware Tidewater ASsOci-
alton. the LeweS Fishcrman'S AS
sOciation. and MispilliOn Fisher
mans Association received notices
Of the intention to establish the
pound area.
The notice states protests in
view of interference with naviga
ton should be filed before Septem-
her II.
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Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
Meat Slaughter
Control Is Lifted
Fair Distribution Plan ON Ship
mentS Is Also Dropped

The OPA has removed all con
trolls over how much livestock may
he slaughtered.
The agency also dropped it's
fair distribution plan" which re-
nIircd slaughtercrS to follow the
same geographic distribution pat
tern in making shipments that
they used during the first quarter
of 1914.
The two actions do not immcdi-
atcly affect meat rati0nin&. but If
expected increases in live stock
markctings matcrializc. ratiOninG
may end fairly soon.
Price Administrator Chester
BOwlcS said there had been mark
ed Improvement in the supply OF
meat available to civilians recently
especially since the end of the wal
He added. however, that the supply
is not yet adequate to assure good
distribution without ratiOninG con
trolls
The slaughter control program
went into effect last April Whcr
the meat shortage became acute.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
Poultry Director
Denies Super Fowl
Prof. \. T.. Tomha,e Says There
Are No Super Chickens At L. Of u.

While the University of Della
ware has made some progress in
its efforts to improve strains and
breeds ii meat tIro chickens. the
university is mot raising any 5u-
pcr-chickcns at all" Prof. a. T..
Tomhave. director of the depart
ment OF animal and poultry indus
try. declared last Friday evening.
Professor Tomhavc fatty denied
q report published earlier last
week that "super-chickens with
pounds of white meat and turkey
size drumstickS are being raised at
the University of Delaware"
He added: II wish it were true. :"
But the fact is that the progress
made has not yet resulted in suf-
ficicnt volume of improved poultry
To bring any benefits to CONNER
Cial producers.
Professor TOmhave also correct
cd a statement that he is chairman
of the procedures and awards COM
mittcc for group holding a ma
tional contest for improved poul-
try. He has been invited to he a
member of the committee. but is
not its chairman. he said.
The contest is being financed by
national grocery chain. which
has provided $4,000 to be used in
a three-year period. A preliminary
meeting to work out plans for the
contest was held a few days ago.
The principal distinction of Del
aware in the efforts to produce
better chickens is the fact that the
experiment station at the universe
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Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
Sleeping Sickness Is
Killing Sussex Stock
Disease Runs A Short Course. Is
Almost Always Fatal

Encepha lomyelitis, or sleeping
sickness. is becoming quite prevail
ent in lower Sussex county, affect
ing horses and mules. The disease
runs very short course and is
most always fatal. The disease is
carried by mosquitoes and can be
expected to remain prevalent until
the arrival of killing frosts. The
diagnosis has been confirmed by
pathological division of the Bureau
of Animal Industry at Washing
ton, d. C. 1t can be prevented by
the incubation of encephalomye-
litis vaccine.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
Womens Glass To Enter
University Of Delaware Sept. 10

years. 1t is also expected that some
increase will be shown in upper
classes.
Sixty men freshmen, more than
double the number of last year,
will also appear for registration.
With the upper classes, this will
make a total of between $50 and
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Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
Sportsmen Enjoy
Dinner At Dover
Praise Heaped son Ducks I'nlim-
tied" For Conservation Program

Approximately rs sportsmen at
tended the dinner meeting of
Ducks Unlimited last Friday even
ing in the Hotel Richardson, Do
YER. Wallace Taber of Baltimore, a
conservationist and assistant of
Glenn l.. Martin. Eastern vice
president of Ducks Unlimited was
the principal speaker
Mr.. Taber said the organization
has one of the most successful pro-
grams of conservation in which
spOrtsmen participate generally
without support of tax revenue. He
explained that it is interested in
improving breeding and feeding of
ducks, and in providing feeding
areas
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Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
Della State Guard
Plans Convoy Here
FOIR APPOINTMENTS
WADE RY GOVERNOR

Governor Walter " Bacon
has announced appointment
of Hyland + George. Dover.
as u member of the State
Building and Grounds Com
mission tor a term Ot six
years.
Mr.. George succeeds John
II Miller. Dover. who re-
signed because OF removal
To Salisbury where he will
be manager of the Salisbury
district OF the Metropolitan
Life Insurance C0mpany,
The governor also an
nounC"d two appointments
to the Delaware commission
for the Feeble Minded. Clay
ton a Bunting, SPlbyvilIe.
former president pro tom of
the State Senate, becomes
membcr-at- large for the un-
expired term of Judge James
B. Carey. Georgetown. who
resigned because Of his APP
pOintmcnt as associate judge
for Sussex county Freder-
ick p. Whitney, Georgetown.
succeeds John r. Hutton. of
Dover. on the commission.
Both terms expire on May >,
1919
Another appointment of
the governor is that of Rus
sell David Rogers. Whining
ton. as a member of the State
Housing commission for the
unexpircd term of the late
Joseph S Hamilton. Will
mingtOn. the term to expire
on June 30. 1947. This APP
pOintment is subject to con
tirmation by the State Sen
al q
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
Dover Stores Will
Continue Wed. Closing
Mercantile Section Agrees To Keep
Up Schedule Until Thanksgiving

The mercantile section of the
Dover Chamber of Commerce, at a
meeting on Monday, September 10.
voted unanimously to close Wed
ncSday afternoons at o'clock. un-
til the Wednesday before Thanks
giving. 1t was also decided that
the stores would all close at $50
o'clock on Saturday evenings.
II was felt that with the ending
OF the war change would take
place in the number OF hours work
cd per week The adoption of the
above plan assures all the retail
employees of having a halliday in
which to rest, take care of their
homes, and do their other work
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
A. E. Humes Named
To Bldg. Commission
School Board President Named To
Succeed Senator MuIh0lland

AlphOnso +. Humes. president
of the Milford Board of Education.
has been appointed a member of
the Building Commission for the
Milford Special School District by
Governor Walter w. Bacon
Mr. Humes. who is secretary to
city council. and treasurer of the
City of Milford. succeeds Senator
Harry H. Mulholland. who resign
cd as a member of the commission.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
FSA Office Will Be
Closed Saturdays
VIII Conform To Recent Presiden-
tial Order On i0-HOur Week

Conforming to the recent order
by President Truman. the Sussex
county office of the Farm Security
administration will be closed on
Saturdays. beginning September
IS.
County FSA Supervisor Edward
w Harcum said the office, located
at Georgetown. will still observe
its regular week day office hours
of $50 q. m to $50 p. IN.
The office went on wartime
schedule of six eight-hour days
weekly in 1942 but since July has
been closed Saturday afternoons.
Legislation passed by Congress in
June established the 40-hour week
for federal employees and Presi-
dent Truman's order after VI Day
terminated the extra mOrnin's duty.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
Six-Year-Old Child
browns In Conn. River
Daughter OF Mr.. And Mrs. Roland
Thompson. Jr., Fell Into Stream

Miss Elaine Thompson, siX-ycar
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ro-
land Thompson. Jr.. of Gilman.
Conn. was drowned last Friday al
ternoOn at 100 o'clock when she
slipped from rock into the Van
tic River. about One-half mile from
the child'8 home.
According to state troopers. the
child was playing with three or
four other children when she fell
from a rock into tho river Her
mother grabbed for the child. but
could not reach her. The Child'S
body did not come to the surface
again.
Austin Fish. who was nearby.
was attracted by the screams of
Mrs. Thompson. and ran to the riv-
CT and Immediately started diving
for the body while his wife notified
the fire department and the state
police.
Mr.. Fish recovered the body at
ter it had been in the water about
Is minutes and firemcn. making Il
run of over eight miles. applied
the inhalatOr for one half hour be
fore Dr. William V. WcnOr of Nor
witch. Conn. who was in the viCin-
ity when the tragedy occurred
pronounced further effort useless
The child was born in Milford
Conn. March :. 1899, daughter o
Roland and Maxine Grove ThOmp
son. Besides her parents. she i!
survived by brother Roland. III
. and five sisters. Joyce. Sandra
Priscilla, Barbara and Virginia.
The child was the granddaughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Thompson
of near Milford. and Mr. and Mrs
Charles Grove of Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14

The largest number of freshman
women in University of Delaware
history will enter the school when
it opens on September 10. So far,
$50 women have registered for the
opening semester.
The big freshman class had add
ed to the increase in enrolment
which is the largest in the past 10
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
The Accuracy Of Birth Certificates
To Be Checked By BoardOf Health

In an effort to have Delaware's
birth certificates more accurate re-
cords of the States citizens, the
State Board of Health will begin
this month to issue new form to
parents, a printed letter contain
ing copy of standard birth GER
tificate filled in exactly as the doc
tor filled the information with the
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14

Board
Records in the Boards Bureau
OF Vital Statistics have often been
filed by the doctors without having
the child's name filled in or with
out having the parents Ok-ing the
information. such as the parents
ages or birth places This has led
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
VEREINS-K -KALENDER
des
Siebenbtirger Sachsen Sangerbundes
Won Nordamerika

Bundes-Prasident, Georg Kascher. 2241
Gotha Ave. Youngstown, Ohio.
Ex-Bundes-P Pra sident. Adolf Wilfinger,
343s w. 122. Str, Cleveland, Ohio.
Dst AZ Str, Erie. Pa
2. vlze- Blndes-Priisident Sam Aber.
74os Brookside Or, Cleveland, Ohio.
hengst, 1913 Oberlin Ave, Lorain, Ohio
2. Bundes-sekretar, Tillie Rehn-r, 1891
w 0sss l0e ST. Glsvela9a; ohi2 % Andrae
22os Holland Str, Erie. Pa.
Eundes-verwalte,, Michael salmen,
Si92 MapleGres,t;, Parma Meafts HeisRss 6 phi16;
Kirkwood Ave, Cleveland. Ohio.
MOTTO:
I'm Sange rein und fret i'm Wort
Und fest in Eintracht immerfOrt
suMo1 ssh szxr1oxx1. X
1uadsssektion l.. ..
pras.. Michael salmen, 64ss Maple
crest Parma Heights.
81 Str woojbine 44ss.
Bsnaesscktion 4.
Ca~vsiaal Ostseite LieAersafei Danen-
chOF.
Praes-Kath. Zakel, els Eddy Rd.
Sekr.-Kath. Kinn l2e04 Benham Ave
Bu16sssekrlon 3.
Detroit Atch. $. ). 41en,isckter CkcP.
Prcs.. Georg Schuller. 174s0 Barlow
Ave. Tel: Ar. 1874.
Sekr, Jinka keIlner. 522S Devonshir.
Ave. Tel: Tu. 1857.
xnAdsssektaou T.
3sss. Pa. 3. 8. Mxnnsrchor.
PrAs.. John Singer. sos West 2s. Str.
Sekr. Max Winterlich.' 448 East 21.
Aundessektion 3.
GoSaau, Q. 3: 3. Gssangverein Eintracht.
prAS.. Mich. KirschneA. S11 W. II. St.
Prot. -Sekr.. r. X. Friesenhensst
114s Oberlin Ave.
xsv osus,s. "a. Eint1.shs a.~~ns.
Sekr.. John Lienerrh. 1ros oe'awo-e
Secretary. Paul Sander. 1912 N. Beaver
loqs..uazx 3 = ONO -asrss
Z uoRIsso2sus
sekretar. Karl -heiss. 1876 Newsaraea
Avenue.
yourGstoWn, Ohio. y. 8. Mknnsrchof.
Prss., John Wagner. 913 Berkley Ave.
Sekr.. Gustav A. Schunn, 2059 Summer
Str.
2uudesSektion 8
Alliance. Ohio. Harmonic Gem. Chor.
PrAs., Leopold Schmidt. 7l5 Wade Av.
Pro! -Sekr., Arnold Haltricb 1904
South Morgan Ave
A-odesseAtion 10
nr4a Pa 00miuChSor CDof
Pras., Marian Kenneth, Eli French
Str.
oekr Eetsa Melzar 143 East a. Str
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s1nigten Staten Won 1oF1omor1kA-
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helm, 2OS Railroad Str.
President, Andrecs Kekel. s3s Pro.
sekr., Simon Kautz, Gal So. Lundy
C. G: v: sekr; William Paulini. s4s
Ne"sarden ave.
land Ave.
%. Louis, NO. JuIA0r SAxoas a
ot. Louis, Io. - Hranch -
Meeting every second Sunday Of ever,
month at p. NJ. at members house:
President. Weltsr Swistowics, $685.
Secretary. Gertrude ThissA ssss
&C S.ISy:.ss:sy" YES: cath.ria. I,es'. ssls SID
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ton Avenue.
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iokal 22a Ost So Str, New York City
Pras;. Simon Huegel. 1872 Jewett Ave-.
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junS{ra~sn <. .. vsrsi.. EWsix -.
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Ferndale Ave. Tel: 24520.
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PrAs, Michael Bokesch. $40 Rosemond
Ave. Tel: 47007.
Dr.: Tel: sliel. ~
Tel: 8191l.
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mar.
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IAxxOn. -. The ParrSn O. -
Athletic Club.
i'residenI. Henry Hoines N- .aUss
Secretary Bertha rei-., ....
Dough Ave
Gary. Ind. - ~a-y Junior ea.nnA.
Pres, Fred schieb. $500 Grant Ava
Secretary. Hulda raub 1901 Taft Ave-
eaxoA Club
President, Frcd Kraus, att vlnsa
secretary HenrS rbeii 'a'' -y,vs,
Avenue
Lsorain O. -- Lcrxin Junios ., saAa
President e:chard slupA'' Ass
Secretary ,op sIpd. "~s
Asrtiss Ferry. Ohio - Aarua- saszs
Saxon Junaorss
President. Matt schunn. Gsnssri Dsis.
Secretary; Margaret Hutt.r So. Nests
Monaco, n. - Junior 0axon soc:Sov.
Pres. Gerald Fleischer. 420 eight 9
Sec'y.. Heleh Schuller. 410 Penn Ave
usv Castle, Pa - New cestAs ssas
sylvan1s AaX0n JuA1o1s
President. Henry Bender. SIT Wild
wood Avenue.
Secretary, Betty Krausc, SIS Sampson
Street
Salem, Ohio - salem JuAlo1 OAXCa oanh
Pres, Math. Melitschka, Jr, 762 Arch
Street.
Sec'y, Sue Herman, 7s2 Wilson o.
Forest Hill Drive.
YounggtoW1, Ohio. - YoUnG0toW1
Junior Saxon Assoc1att0e
President. Glen Zinz, 43 N. Shenley
Ave., Youngstown, Ohio.
G. Secretary, Katherine Bochu, 764
\. Walnut St, Youngstown 2, Ohio.
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Z. = ,, a. osnosrs
Pres, Henry SCHNEIDER. 34s5 W. 54th
street Ar-lantic ease.
:, Vice Pres, Hn,nry Holmes so4 H'ui'-
Secretary Martin poidsr sn New
4 srden Ave Salem. Os,o
= Assistant a sec'y.,. KAth; Gotzmeister,
Treasurer, Edith Bodendorfer. s15
Rockford St. New Castle. Pa
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sHAacHEs OF THE e .. IA
Alliance. oaio. Saxon Junior Club
Pres, John Schuller, 1913 s. Meadow
Secretary Hilda Goeckel 31ti south
uion Ave
Cleveland Oiao
clsvslano East JuSioa ssxoe c,uh
President Ruth Geiger, $500 Antts-
dale Ave. Cleveland Heights. Ohio.
Corresp. Secretary, Laura Wellma n,
3S40 Northampton Rd. Cleveland lights.
Ohio
01ov0laaA Wen junaors Olus-
President. Tillie Marie Rehner, 1891
West 1O0th ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
Recording -Sec'y.. Dorothy Scheel,
1060l Bernard Ave.
Canton Ohio. - can:os ssxaa Junior
uiA, 1910 EUWaIQS
Ave. N. e., Canton. Ohio
Secretary, Elsie Sheatzley, 1915 Con-
cord Ave.. s, W. Canton. Ohio
soluunh Ohio Column a. 1ax1oy
SeIs q Club>
President. Eugen Burkley. s7s Miller
Ave.
Sec'y., Kath. Gotxmeister. los? East
Whittier Aven,>e.
Detroit, Mich. - Detroit Junior aa.ons.
Pres, chester F. Warnke, 6086 Alter
Road.
Sec'y.. Sally Lutsch, 4459 Montelair
Ave.
0lwoo0 CITY, pa. - 1llvooO Qaty
Junior SaxonA.
Pres, Sophie Krestel. 81S South St
Secrtary, Kathleen Seiwcrt Bridge
Street.
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Pras" Josefn. Miller. b1s crssrmons
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7sl Eddy Road, cleveland, Ohio.
2. yize- Gross Pras., Andreas w. Petri,
SoSs West 1o4. Str, Cleveland, Ohio:
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Gross-sekretAr, Georg Martini, 535
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Gross ss-Schatzmeister, John ziegler.
sl57 : 4, osSs Wsst PA. Str. Cleveland. .. Orch.
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1soo sppeerior sper Ave. Cleveland, Ohio.
verwaltangsrat. aeorg Deppner. s15
town. .. Martin ina Albrich, % 1872 So LSeTs LiberTty
Str Alliance, Ohio Hermann Hartmann,
SAG-23rd ST., N. W., Canton, Ohio; Fred
Thesis. $50 Uomewoor Ave., Salem. Ohio.
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Henry sshIndler. 74os Dearborn Ave-.
Martin Polder. sac Newgarden Ave-,
Salem. Ohio.