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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17

gSaihinatpn. - Soilisituotsiefrc,
tar gSiuiam Ycuton entbiillte. oaI'
cr Dem GriiiHcnten truman unr
Gem 9uogetausld)ub cincn Elan iiir
cinen naltmeltcu Sniornrntlonsoten't
Ser Ncglerung unterbreitet bat. Der
2.64S GcrIonen beidGftlgeu ipQ unS
piele Millicren fols.n miro. Gr ,pei
1erte lid ih elmer Ere'Isfoniercn5
Nie Soften Iton heute Gb5u'hIten.
'agte ater,. ouB anlerifnni'dIe 9ot,
ichaIten unb &pnIl,late in penlgItens
so 2dnSern nit SpeSiuliileu u.rIe.
tcu meroen ioaen.
Benton nies barauI BIN, bub Ser
&lan nod nidlt pon Sefretir @prncs
gebiQigt norben lit, erlGuterte aber
iein nelln Yunfte unlfaiienoes Ero.
nramm, ourd) lpeldea Die Snirrnla,
tionsoicnitc Ser Hcgiering bic in
Gricg se'daifen murhcn fombinicrt
,perNen ioacu
Tas ncue Bureau ioa sen Namen
vSiiice OF International Sniorma.
ION uno Cultural Aiiairs" iiibren
ino 81, gluT9ahe erhalten, ben irem
hen Notionen .ein glltcs gilo bes
omerifaniid)en 9eben5 uno Der 3ie!e
uno Ser Yolitif ser amerifaniiher
Ncaierung su aeben."
$50 9lnge'tellte Iino iiir nen
Nunoiunt uorge'ehen, 400 ioQen als
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bel amerifnni.
idlen WiIiIiionen i'm 9(uslano Die,
nen. 500 iollrn eiuem beionoeren
Sniormatipnsbienit in 0eutlhlano
SeIterreit uno Sapan sugelpieier
!reroen, uno ser NeIt miro Die gu'
reaus IN Sen @ereinigten Stnntrr
heOienen.
Die neun 6anptsiele
| Benton mics oarauf BIN, oai
Der neue 9ienlt bl'Seuteno penigel
Yerionen beidditigen tpiiroe oils oit
5,7S2 Eerionen, ,pelhe Die SNS
l,ro SSMM i'm lesten Suli batten
Ser Hlan. relher oie 9iaigung bes
Gcnareiics Dor oem 30. Simi 1916
erbalten mllB, eritreft iif) auf iol
aenbe 3iele:
1. Mustauih bon Stuoenten Jed).
rifern uno anoeren SadperitGnbi
cen nit fremoen 9dnrern uno aoor
| bination bon 26 Regierungsagentu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17

Inter Dem Sitel rSinanaielle Not-
lage In Oelltidlano" bat oie "gtells
3iirher 3eituns" einen 9eriht per.
0iientlid)t, ser Die Anttpprt allf Sra.
gen eeben Oiirfte, Die man ltdj 'hon
oft seiteat bat. Gr lautet:
Gs mar unoermeiolid, bab iid) Ser
politiide inS ipirtitaftlicbe 3u'om-
menbrud) Oeutihlanbs aud, auI Sic
Seutid,e 5inan5lage ungiinltig aus
nirfte. Die eeiamte Gage, ,pie lie aus
ser &nappbeit an @aren uno oem
lleberilub an @elo i'm 6riese ent-
itano, tpurbe Surh oas ariegsenoe
lno Sen pollfommenen Yrcoutticns-
unS Sransportausiau oerit,drit. Set
ytotenllmlalli, in 8robbeuthlano lit
Don britiihen isinan5erpertcn bel
2rleasenoe aui runo 20 Miliaroen
Rm. seidj1st ,porSer, sponon 9 Wil-
liarSen auf SeIterreih entiielen. Son
Son sen eiN5elren 3onen lit oie
ensIiit,e NIT ibrem Snoultriesebiet
am belrn nit 3ablllngsmitteln Der
iorst. Tie Snouitriearbiter nerfii-
gen iiber cine beoeutenoe alrfaeitaute
&allftrait, elm 8runo Iiir ibre &c
ringe ar6sits:pilligfeit. 3lt oieicn
umlauienben gslo uuroen beionoers
in Ser ruiiiiben uno amerifauiihen
Gone srobe @etrase BON Offlspa,
tionsmarf ousgeseben. Ser ,,,neI)-
menoe 8elbii5erflub in Geut'd)Iono
lit auf oaraus eriihtlid,. oab Die
9(uIagen in @anfoeppiiten sic Riit.
Siise ieit 8riessenSe tart iiherp;e-
gen. Gieie Satiohe lit neben ocrie-
nlgeu, oaB, penisitens in Ser eng
!i'dlen unb amerifaniiden Gone, Sic
Santen ibre Sd,alter niht eeidIoi.
IN bahen uno lie sic Iepciiten nid)t
.'cdieren muBten, ein 3eiten oes
,utrauens Ger 8epolferlng ju Sen
t'anten. Gs mar audi IinuIos, Hiit
ii;ge ,u MAIDEN, oa man feline ga.
rem faltien fonnte uno &rih:ebun
IN pon 3ablunssmittcln 5piihen
IN 8eiesunss5onen peaeu oes ,Seb
lrns Der 8er6inoungen uno ser Der
id,iebene 8ebanolung ser 9anfer
ourb Die 9eiatungsbeborNen niti
moglid) mar.
BObl oie srobte StEpierigt,;t bic
tet Sic @ehanolltns Ser oeutid)cr
Shuloen, Sic Gnoe 1914 runo 3lS,
Miaiaroen Rm.. erreidlten uno bis
cur Mitte oieies Sabres lh1e,sngs
mciie auT 400 Miaiaroen Rm. ange-
it;csen fins. Man ,piro ild) iiberIe,
Gen nliiifen, Of man elmer fiinftigen
Eeutiben @erwaltuns oieie ShulSer
iiber6iirSen mill ODER niht. @egel,
pdrtig lit Ser ShuloenSienIt einge-
Itellt. Wenn er aui lanse Siht unb
init gerirtgitem 3insillf pieber ar'-
aenonln1en neroen Icute, Iteat lid'
hie Irage, mas alles uno nit pelfer
TetrGgen su Sen internen Shuloen
biniujurehnen lit uno mas Heparo-
t:onsle;itisngen iino; IoGeu Sic
riegsidldoen, Sic Sffupat;onstoIten,
le Gntihdoisuneen fiir 2anSesent.
Jnungen uim: ebenfoas su BEN
>5huloen gerehnet peroen Sn oie.
m Safe uiiroe Die HeihsItulo aui
rr 1000 Miliarben Ncihsmarf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
3pn i. 6. Siesfens
tOvegseos News Aoeocvl

9riiiiel. 2ie Seiientliffeit
Itelgicns lit auf oas It1rfite an ser
rtp:dlung Der atonlenergie inte-
rsiiiert.
Gas Organ ser belgiid)en So5ia.
iijten. 9eu YeupIe, pciit barauI bin,
>nf oieies Eroblem fiir gelgien ba-
INN piftig lit, neil lih in ReIgiicf-
&Dngo beoeltenoe l1ranrorfommen
beiinoen. Die gleih nod Sen fana.
oi'hen alio oie reidIten ser @elt
Gttradltet peroen.
Iieie 1atiadje brinJt 9elgien unO
Die belaiid,e Resierung in unmittel.
bcren aontaft nit Ser 2olung Ser
atombombenira5e uno erheiid,t ra,
idle Gntifliiiie.
Die ein5ige ilranillnId)itt, oie
Usher in 8algiid-aongo eridloiien
,puroe, lit i'm 8clib ser Union Wti.
Mere ou &atanga. einem Hriuatlsn'
ternebmen. oas in eriter 2inie ielhit,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
Deiiziiwirischafi i'm Reich,
hohe Preise und Initiation

anpad;cn. @ei einem 3insias bon
80 uno elmer slmorti'atlonsrutH
pon &c niiroe Ser ShulNeno:en't
plhrcnN is Sabre 40 bis SO ltil
iiaroen Neid)smarf i1brIit ausmu,
den; bel Itorier Griaiiung Ser
Stcuerolellen i'm Sabre 1893 gin
gen aber ins9'omt MIR i9 Niilliur.
ccn Neihslnorf cin.
Gin Dc.tGrcr unaiinItlger 6uttpr
Iino sic Sefi5lte, nit Nclru Die helst.
'd,en &crmo.trugen. "a linen Gin
nahmcn frhlcn. ihrc S1tigteit h,gin
reu nrii'ien. Sas Sdspcrgcuidht ser
StelwrsGrhebung muB in Teutid,
lauN niebcrl,m d.l' .N:' SdnNluirt
it,uit aeleat nerc,n: bis o;eie ltm
ltellungen n:rfio'n IinN, tommcn Sic
&ernaltunqcn ohnc N!e ltrtenprei%
Tohl nid't ans.
@ic fam in SeutihIano cine Sn
fIatlon oernlicN,n Deroen? &c ,,m
9roBten Cell ouFlejnllngcne lpirt
icbaftIidle SisSipIn uno oas Ser
tralen SlSr D'orf lalien tart nad),
ltrpar5e MGrftc tauden ou', uno
Ser Suu'dhunNel miro Sic auscmtin
iib.lhe Soanorlsform. Gic 9eiat
sungsnut,tc hetrad,ten ea ais cinc
ihrer sufgaben Sic Iort'hrciteuoe
SniIotion ab5uodrnen; lie beidlr1n
fen it'd oarauf, Ereiic unN 2ohnr
all' Ncm hiaher;gcn, I'M %ergIeih 81
>cn &cItmarftprHiien ~ nicor:nen
Stano Te't}ubalten. Sos Tcrtralrn
in Die gS1hrlug mlro nbcr oaolwh
uid3t mic>cr hergcitclt, ianNcrn e.
mus einc neuc 6r!mNloac gcitofICn
peroen. 0fun Miro, mie audi Ne,
rGcononliit" betont, mohI foum Bar
I'M herum fomnlcn. cine raN;fale g.,
>llftion ser St,ul0en ,u;tlollrr.
&cnn man lid p,rJcgenudrtigt, Oab
>ie Smnlr, ol2 TelltId,Iano mad, r:m
Sa!rea TIun ju Ieiitcn Cerlf.;+)tet
oar, % Mil arNcn Neid)smarf !'c
rug, aIio lsnge'ahr iiiuI Errjcn1
ellelL pas e }um StuloenEnnIt
itr oie gcaennGrtig, Sfulo auf:pcn-
en- miibt2, fCrner, Nan oG}u nod O;r
etiit.tngen ser Reporotioncn fun
nelL lit lpphI ein3uiehen, oll, Elm
leues Eellt'd)luno nid)t aui Nas jet
Iigen @runologr aufbauen fa.:r. Die
9tatltcjIe, oie Nurd) Elm iolt,es .slp-
1es Moratori!lm" euiitehen, iino nid)t
81 rermeiNen, sod, aber Su m;.>eru;
aui ieocn tSall lpiiroe piel iibcr,d)iii,
Iige Gauffraft abiorbiert. slr mel
ten getrOffen Ipiircen pobl Sic 9an,
fen uno Geriiherlngsn. oeren Gut
hahen biz 81 so Erosant aus Ne
aierungaOapiercn helfeben. Gin mei.
terer Shritt miro sic @eieitiglin1
Ser Budget Isfi5ite llno oanit I'M
3u'alnnenhana cine Steuerrt'orn
EN-. @ittlg lit ferner cine before
@arenperlorgung, mas aber obne
cine gcDiiie Yreiait,igor,n9 nitt
mog.itb 'ein miro. Sicic muB nidlt
acknowledgements Snflat:on beoeN.
ten. Sie oelltihe @ernaItuna uno
Die hlnter ihr 'tebenoe 9e'aeungsbe
toroe peroen 3nelfelos fritiiNcn
3elten entsegen eehen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
Reichsbank wird in u. S. Zone dezentraliseri

Die HCichstnnf beiaH cui Nit
COucr bon 80 Sohren, Don 1924
an. roa Afccbt, @antnoten in Seutid'
lono oussuocten. ,scrrer :m'Abt'
rcr 0eieelidl feltaclcate C'c'd'd'tS
fcers Ser 1auf' Esn 9lu- uno Gar
fo,' non 8olo uno Silber in Rat.
,c ,nh Miin3cn. sic Cisfonti,runH
pon @nrenmedlieln. 2onlbnro- unS
Snfnlio9eitGitc, N,n unucrjinsIid)er
GErylitcn- uno (Slroncrfchr, 'olpil
:StEptccich1ite.
9Illi;crhem hotte Sic Nnnt ri
rai Neih foIte,= mo gebiihleufrti
,Satilngcn an5unebmcn noc, ;l iti.
'tCn lruN Sen bucgelolo'en E'rfc)r
;:nlihCn hsn &alcn NrS Nc'G,: III
rcior1cr. Tic NuaInhe lno Sar Sin:
'ug ron Nonfnotar eriolg:t ults:
Ser G. rtrolle zines &amni''1r% ii,
electromagnetic.
Gle @anf ml,rNc perroltet Nurd
o1$ Sfeidsbout Nireftoriu;n, Ac&
Sic @Ghrl,ngs- 7isfont, lnp Mrs
N:trolitit ser Vani beitilnmtc ClC
%ertcctl,ng ser s(ntei!sci9ner par
sic WenaralrerIonrll,u9 oie iibel
Nie @ilnnss uno 8epinnperteilunc
Geihlob @ei ser Heidsbonf be'tunr
Elm ItGuoiaer slusid,ub ser antcils
cianer 3cntralurSId,ub), Sei'en cut
Ndltlid)c slelberlrtg bel geeianeten
iSallen cinaebplt purNe. Gie Beam,
ten Der &eihsbanf itanNen in Hedl
ten llna Gilih:en Sen Heidlsbeamtel'
aleidl. Sis Ser sfcid)$bant mar Ser
lin. Gs purben (ruh Sen bier sulet'
rorliH H1enScn slngabe1) 400 31reia
a1ltalten intcrbnltcr, unb 5mar II
Heidls shauut'lellcn, 50 Neid,Siteaer
nnb $50 Meitsnebcnitellen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17

Fomeo in Mid)igan rcrbinSet sen
Sabor ScJ nit elmer Gbrung ieines
Sauptprohuftes, oss Giiriids. Die
'tets in 9:oben Mcnscn berbeiitronl-
menoen Neilcber peri'en in Smnl=
bulien foif,rlos oireft aaG Sen Bla,=
tagen bei6roert, !ro ieter Die pers
icfenoen sSrii6te sleit ton Sen Bdl,-
men in Sen Ntllno pilitfcr Bari.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17

Nc2 1otcnt1ufmeIens in Guoc.
Shrn IN Sen &rieasiahren 1914---
1919 hattie Die Mcid,sbons Sic 0'ittcI
,ur Mri.lsiiihrung }ugtlrQiidl 81
mnc'lch uno Sen otis c.ueltctel Nc.
Nari an llnllal,fmittelr l,lrh an Sire
lit III bc'ricNilen. Die 8olSeinlo-
'uEorpiIicht iuuroe au'Nchotcn, Nir
MG,liilfcit Ser Notcruil5Jube er
lcid,iert rmo Nic OeGuu1ahcNin1un,
1cl liir GrcNite errrifiat.
Tr>urd, craot'n iid1 sic striil1Ac
SER >n''otion. Die Ncid)sconf wur-
Sc ir icnen Sahren N;e E1nicrlclo.
iahrif i'm TicnIte Nea afcidles Sr
3llionnenhara Ser @;eoerherltc!.
ilra elmer ieitcn @ihrlnl rpl,rne
Sic Hicorc oniintion Ser Meihsha,,t
not1rcnoig. oie burch oos @untlc
let rcm 30. Iuguit 1924 erfolate
unN Scr Ncistanf sic enbaiiIti9e
,Sprn aub. 9ie Sabre l931:-223
hrod Ten 9lenSer,,ngen Ser 9tpter
oerflmssrcridri'ten. >n Sabre
1888 'olgte Sic Mlftehung oes Mins
>eIt Tisfont'ubes unA Ser 9otcu.
iteuer: aIltt) lpurben Oie Moalichfei.
ten res 9lnfauis uno Ser 2pnlbarbic-
RING icltnersinsliher Wertpapiere
2rrni.crt. Fn
Sire Nnigabeu
Cie Tcutidr Reihshanf. sic 3Hn-
traltnnf Selltid,lnnos, hciab Sic 81.
sanfuit elmer illriitiItlen Her'on
lno hot:a 81, sluIrabe. Sen @cloum-
llui i'm gc'omtcn ,Reidlsgebiet "a
relc!r, Sic 3ahlunssul,s1lei leid)ungen
VI or r'eidltcru uno iiir sic 9tut0nr
:naf}l;na oes ueritigbarer &atitala
q, inr6cl,.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
Mrs. II. J. Pettyjohn
Passed Away Tuesday
Wife Of Milford Druggist Had Been
Ill Fer A Long Time

Mrs. Emily Saville Pettyjohn.
%ge 81 years, wife of former Mayor
Harry J. Pettyjohn. passed away in
Milford Memorial Hospital Tues
day. February ). 1916, after a long
illness.
Mrs. Pettyjohn was born in Penn
sylvania and received her education
at Wyoming Seminary. one of the
DISTINGUISHED institutions of learn
lnS in the keystone State. she later
entered the Philadelphia General
hospital. and was graduated from
the school of nursing with honors.
she was also a graduate of New
York Post Graduate hospital in
AneSthesia
During World War | Mrs Petty
'oln. was a Red Cross Nurse and
With the entrance of this county
III World War II. she saw the acute
1t ed for skilled nurses at the local
hospital and after refresher
course in Anesthesia. she became a
member of the staff. working day
and night until her health was
broken.
Mrs. PettyjOhn. was a member Of
the Milford New Century club. the
American Legion Auxiliary, The
tfurn 10 Page ). Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
Col.K.R. Powell Takes
Over At Dover Base
Deputy Commander Assumes Com
mand While Col. Rau Is In Florida

Dover Army Air Field. Dover
The man who commanded the
first Army fighters to fly as B-23
escorts over Tokyo, Colonel Ken-'
meth r. Powell. became heir to
big task today.
When Colonel Harold ]. Rau, Do
yer Army Air Fields base cOmman-
der left for Orlando, Florida to at
tend the fOur-week AAF Senior
Staff Officers Course. he turned
tie reins over TO Colonel Powell,
his deputy.
The acting commander. who has
been directing recruiting activities
at the air base. today also assumed
cl ar9e of the other base activities
with accent on pre- separation pro-
cesSing of eligible men.
The Colonel, who is Il senior pilot
with more than 400 hours in a
fighter, had "hankering" in his
first spare moment to try at his
hand at the controls of the P-S0
Shooting Star" jet-propelled fight
er plane which recently arrived at
the AAF Rocket Center on the base
However. when he saw Colonel
Rau's orders from the First Ain
Force. of which the base is key
(Turn to Page 8. Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
State HeadI.
TOVisit Here Feb. II
Grand Master Harry {.
Little And His Staff Of
Officers Will Make An
nual Visitation To
Crystal FOunt Lodge.

Crystal FOunt Lodge, No 10. |.
O. O. f.. of Milford, again takes the
spotlight on Monday evening. Feb
ruary H. when Grand Master Harry
c. Little of the Grand Lodge OF
Delaware and his staff of officers
make their official visit to the Mil
ford fraternity. Always looked
upon as sort of a reunion FOR
members who have not met for
months. the attendance is expected
to be large 10 hear the message the
grand master brings about the
present state of the Delaware Odd
Fellows and its future outlook.
Grand Master Little is a mem-
Der of Friendship Lodge. No. 22. of
Kennett Square. and is one OF the
best known Odd Fellows up state.
His interest in the fraternity dates
back many years
The grand master will make the
principal address of the evening
Walter j. Hoey. noble grand OF
Crystal Fount Lodge. has instruct
ed his entertainment and refresh
ment committee TO make prepara-
ton to entertain a sizeable crowd.
The grand master will be official
ly received at eight o'clock. The
program as arranged will follow inn
mediately. All odd Fellows art
invited.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
Local Firemen
Entertained
Ladies, Council
Rev. DIR. Frank Herson
Was Guest Speaker At
Annual Affair Held In
Community Building.

TO obtain closer cooperation and
a better understanding between the
Milford City Council and the Car
hsle Fire Company. council mem
bers were invited and attended the
annual banquet OF the Carlisle Fire
Company, which was held last Fri
day evening in the community
huildin2 It was also ladies night
and those invited were permitted 10
a.ir2 hli. wives or lady friends
The speaker OF the evening was
Rev. Dr Frank Herson. pastor of
the Avenue Methodist Church, who
is chaplain OF the fire company.
One hundred and fifteen We're
present and enjoyed the repast the
main piecc-de-resistance OF which
was turkey
The men served the women and
did all OF the work, il is said they
even washed the dishes. Whether
they performed the last chore ol
not is a matter for conjecture. hut
il makes Il good story.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
Gen. ReybOId Named
To University Board
Delaware City Officer Re
places Z. EnnallS
Berl

Gov Walter W. Bacon last Fri
day appointed Lieut-Gen. Eugene
Reybold. Delaware City. as a MEM
Der of the board of trustees of the
University of Delaware for a term
OF six years, beginning today.
The appointment is subject to
confirmation by the State Senate.
General Reybold replaces +. +.
Eerl on the board.
The Governor also announced
appointment of Alton B. Isaacs.
Georgetown, as a member of the
State Board of Agriculture, sue
ceeding Fred NJ Wright. Delmar
The appointment which is for three
years beginning on Monday, is sub
ject TO Senate confirmation.
Willard a. Speakman, Jr., Will
min9ton, was reappOinted as q
member of the State Park Commits
sion for five years. beginning Mon
day. February 4th
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
X OF ar ia n S
Get Low Down
Or, CM Strike
Informative Program
Was Arranged BY Past
President Irwin G..
Burton Monday Night.

The lHrmhnr@ Of tGe Milford Ru-
fagy CIUh Isl tb,ir REGULAR weekly
dinner meeting held Monday eve
ming in the community building.
We're afforded an opportunity to get
tirSt-hand Information on the IAW-
Go strike against General Motors.
through the courtesy Of Past Presi-
dent Irwin G.. Burton. who is local
distributor for Cheyrolets and Odds
mobiles in this territory
Try. who had the program for the
evening, presented j. Handy Culver
and Osca! Maier OF Salisbury, Md.
who in turn gave an illustrated lee
1ure presenting the facts OF the
current strike IIiGhljghts of the
lecture follow:
To Whom 1t May Concern:
is America to continue as a dem
ocratic nation. based on free com
petition. with Government the ser
want OF the people or is it to be
come q SOcialiStic nation with al
activities controlled and regiment-
ed and with the people the ser
wants Of Governments Alfred =
Sloan. Jr., chairman, and {. +. vii
SON. president, General Motors Cor
pOratiOn.
Mr. Sloan and Mr.. Wilson RAISED
the foregoing question on Dtcem
her 80. l945. after developments il
the UAW-CIO strike against Gen
clul Motors had made crystal clea
that series OF events back through
the years finally had meshed in
real. existing threat TO the Ameri
can competitive system.
On December y. General Motor
Iu.n to FAge >, Please
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
Boy Scouts
W ere Guests
OF kiwanians
On Tuesday y
Boys Put On Exhibition
Of Scouting Skills I'm
der Direction Of Their
Leaders, Bowman And
DeatS.

Standing high on the list of the
Milford kiwanis Clubs interests
and activities are the Boy Scouts
and at the regular Tuesday night
meeting the club had the pleasure
of a visit from the local troop and
under the able direction OF Scout
master Irwin Bowman and Assist
ant ScOutmaSter Roger DeatS, the
boys gave a fine demonstration of
what being a Boy Scout is doing for
them.
The club members watched with
interest as the boys staged a knot
tying contest and as Assistant
ScOutmaster Deats called out the
various types of knots the boys
would make them and explain their
use and purpose. Skip Mayhem
demonstrated how to start fire by
using primitive tools and methods
and by the use of friction started a
pile of shavings smoking and pro-
duced a nice blaze.
The boys are receiving fine train
ing and the ScOutmasters are to
be congratulated as they are help
ing to mold future citizens and are
doing the job in such way that
gives parents and everyone a great
feeling of confidence.
Lowell Hendricks of Whining
ton. scout field executive, was
present and also Mr.. Livingston OF
Dover. national council member
Mr.. Livingston presented the two
new members of the scout commit
tee. Clarence Scott and Robert Ken
nedy with pins and with Chairman
AL. f. Humes and Harvey Phillips
Jr.. and Jim Gordon on the scout
committee, the club has very com
petent group to further the scout
movement.
The Milford Boy Scouts have q
fine record in the recent waste pa
per drive and in gathering ovel
10000 pounds of waste paper, ranl
first in the state and hold secon(
place in the entire council.
Re-registratiOn cards We're pass
ed ont by Jim Gordon and aftel
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Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
G.. Roland Messick OF
Milford Appointed AS
Foreman Of Grand
Jury; Divorces Listed.

The October Term OF Superior
Court and Cour1 OF General SEES
sions for Sussex County. opened AT
ten Il. m. Monday February T. with
Chief Justice Charles s Richards
and Associate Judge James f. Car
ey ON the bench
The court appointed G. Roland
Messick OF Milford as foreman OF
the grand jury. which body elected
William Paul Lord OF Seuford as
The grand jury. in session until
. 80 y. m, returned - true bills
and ignored one iudiclment
True bills War" returned as fol
lows: Horace NJ. MUmtOrd Dags-
borO Hundred dcscrtion and nom
support OF Wife. Nirdie VI Mum
ford and tour minor children: RO-
land Hughes. cedar Creek Hun
drcd, deseItion and nun-support OF
wife. Grace f. Hughes and two
minor children; Charles Y. Berbt
LeWcs and Rehoboth Hundred de-
SertiOn and nOn-Suppurt OF wife
DOllic VI. Beche. and minor child
William Russell Boyer. Cedar Creek
Hundred desertion and non-Sup-
port OF wife. : Willis Hammond
Cedar Creek Hundred. desertior
and nonsuppo"t OF wife; Brown =
Thawley. Cedar Creek hundred
Stanley Crisco. Northwest Forl
Hundred. assault and battery; Sam
uel Reed Broadkiln Hundred, as
sault and battery: Dorothy Coralet
Boone. Little Creek Hundred, as
sault and battery; Paul Thompson
Indian River Hundred. assault Will
intent To Kill and murder: Lelo
buckingham, Seaford Hundred
selling alcoholic liquor without
license; John Granger. Norhwes
Fork hundred, possession of liz
uOr with intent to sell same; GraC
t,Iey and Henry Cooper, Broa'
creek Hundred uulaWtully keepin
;,lcohoiic liquor; Woodrow "
Wilkins. GrOrGctOWn. ESCAPE frOr
Sussex County Prison; Morri
Grant Frauktord, ESCAPE from Sue
sex County Prison Raymond Gov
crdale. Scaford Hundred cmbeZzl
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
Co. &C. Leads Guard
At State Inspection
Newark init Awarded Honor For
Second Consecutive Time

Company q of Newark. com
manded by Captain William +.
Donnell, won the Delaware State
Guard statewide quarterly inspec'
ton for the second successive time
Colonel j. Paul Heinel, command
ing officer of the Delaware Regl-
ment. announced this week.
The Newark unit made a 60.3
score. 10 points lower than its
score last September when it car
ried off inspection hOnors. The per
iod covered by this inspection was
for last October. November. and
December.
The Delaware Blue Fighting Cock
will be awarded the company at Il
formal presentation in Newark.
The official standing of other
companies inspected by Colonel
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Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
Valentine Dance At
Fire House Feb. 13
AlIair Together With Nylon Night
i Being Sponsored Hl Fire Co.

The Carlisle Fire Company. ,his
city is sponsoring Valentine
Dance and Nylon Night to be held
in the Milford Community Building
next Wednesday evening. February
Is. According to the committee in
charge. three genuine pairs OF nylon
hose Will be awarded to the holders
OF lucky numbers. there will also
b" plenty OF other prizes
The iiremeu hold dances every
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
and d leading orchestra furnishes
tn" music. Dance the way YOU like
best, straight. fox trot. waltz. Paul
Jones. jitterburg. etc. Bring your
friends and family and enjoy an
evening Of fun. Refreshments fol
sale. including those famous Car
llslr Fire Company hot dogs Obesr
there isl, with all the trimmings
ana pure soft drinks Come out
next Wednesday night and vie fol
one OF the prizes and keep coming
Admission is only Boo. ana YOU ar
helping a worthy institution Nee
its obligations every time vcu cX.
tend your patrOnagc
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
81 Divorce Suits
Listed In Kent
II Others Continued From Last
Term: Five Slated For Decision

Thirty-Scven divorce actions til
ed since the last term OF court are
on the calendar Tor the February
term OF the Kent County Superior
Court. according to the list aunOun-
ced by Prothouotary W. Marion
Stevenson.
In addition. there are II suits
continued from the last term and
five other suits listed for decision
or argument. Fourteen eases heard
a year ago are on the calendar fol
final decrecs.
The new suits follow:
Martha Elizabeth Mint VS.. Rob
crt Alphonso Mint, charles II
Gosscr VS. Mabel Ann Gosser
Gladys Durham vs.. Herman Dur
nam. Blanche Melvin Burris vs.
Woodrow BurriS, Edward Leon
Frattis VS. Raddie Roach PrattiS
Clarence McLloyd Emerson vs.. Re
btcca l.. Emerson, Helen f. Ware
vs.. Amos Turner Ward. Robert Eu
gene Courtney vs.. Alta Marie Court
ncy.
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