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Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Seventeen Members
OF Red Sox GO Up"
Manager Walt Miles, Pitcher
IIouck Only lI0ldoNer>

Seventeen members of the l"l6
Milford Eastern Shore League clun
will mo&, Ip 10 higher ClaS@itiCa-
iiuuS ucNt Spring. announcement 10
tli~ effect having been mad" this
w,ck D., Roscoe , allOWuN, business
manager oi the Milford Red SuX.
Thirteen OF the "Graduatin% group
Y i'll advance to clubs III 'B' clasSi-
iicaDion " hilc the other four will
inin Red S0X farms in &C. leagues.
Nearly half OF The group being
promoted" will report 10 Lynn.
NaS~.. next April. the BoSoX's farm
there III the class "B" New England
League having claimed eight Mil
ford players. Reporting to Lynn
will be Catchors. Jimmy ArSeroS
and Steve Salata. pitchers. Charlie
Deal and Vince Gleason. intielders.
Tommy DcNONille. Ray Nadel and
Grady Wilson. and Outtielder. ELL
HornShN. Ar2crOS and Salala. two
tCrn-a@c prospects. did the bulk Oi
the Milford rcCciNi in% during the
season just closed while Deal, a
,Cuthpaw. developed into one oi the
Shu' leagues better hurlerS durinG
the cloSin. weeks of the 1916 pen
IHnI chase. DcNovillc. Nadcl. and
Wilson. together with third base
h.:.u. Steve Ncmrth, comprised th>
l. =. Us best infield this past sea
zen with the last three named he
inG selected on the leagues M
star" team.
continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Kent Oilmen Elect
Officers For Year
Jesse \. liarman. Prominent Dover
Oil Executive. President

Dover. DrlaN are The krut
County Division. Associated Pctro-
leum Industries Of Delaware, met
today at the Richardson Hotel 10
elect officers and 10 discuss prob
lens OF special interest To highway
users Of the county
For many years our oil men
have been organized as one of the
county units OF Il statewide aSSOCi-
ation." stated Mr.. llarman, Chair
man OF the county group. Our pur-
pose is to act in the interest OG our
Industry and our customers who
pay a staggering load Of taxes. both
state and federal. and who have
been subject to many restrictions
and regulations.
The war has brought home tC
America how vitality our economic
we'll being is dependent upon hi2h-
way transportation In this perioC
much needed highway construction
of necessity has been pOstpOnCt
and il is imperative that the needed
imprOI cmcnta be cXpeditiOusly per
formed ana hat 4 program i FOR
mulatCd 50 as to achieve maNimdn
benefits to the motorists. 10 husl
ness, to the farmer, and to the stat
a. 4 whole.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
SaltonstallWiIl Elect
Guest Speaker Officers For
At COP Rally Legion Tonight
Meeting Of Milford Post
Will BE Held At Mil
ford ArmOry; Member
ship Is Listed.

Officers for the coming year
will be elected at the meeting OF
Milford Post No =. American Leg
ion. on Friday evening. October Is.
AT ) T. m, at the Milford Armory.
These officers will be installed
al the following meeting. on NoN-
embcr LIST, by the new commander
OF the Department of Delaware. DR..
j. \. Wilkcr. and the Department
Adjutant. Mr.. Julian Todd. ArraH-
@cmrntS are also being made 10
have the new members initiated
by the ~ and \ Degree Team OF
Wilmington.
Plans are under way tor 4
THANKSGIVING Dance To be held at
the ArmOry. and also lor Il Min
strcl SHOW. "Blackouls of 1916 ,.
to be presented early i'll December
at the Milford HIGH School aud
itorium
Mr. +. G.. Collins is chairman of
the committee making arrange
mcntS for the minstrel show. and
tulcnt in the community outside
the Legion Membership viii be in
vitrd to participate III the show
II has been several years sine" a
local minstrel was produced in Mil
ford. and il is expected the show
will have To he given at least tw,
" three evenings III order To acc
ommodatc all those who Will wan
to see it,
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Kent County Dairymen
Join Breeding Unit
Wilbur II. Jump 0i Houston Was
Meeting Chairman

Kent County Gairymen meeting
at the Caesar Rodney High School.
Thursday evening. October 10, be-
San The sisn-up of herds in the
Kent County Artificial Dairy
breeding Unit which is being spon-
sored hy the Delaware Agricultural
Extension Service as a part of its
Extension dairy program in this
county.
chairman Of the meeting was
Wilbur II. Jump OF Houston.
William Swan of Newark. techni-
elan for the New Castle Artificial
Dairy breeding Association spoke
of the work in that county and thc
methods employed i'll the carrying
on the work.
FOLLOW ing Il discussion of the
value aud purposes Of the breeding
association led by George NJ. WOrri-
low, associate director of tie tx
tension Service. William T.. Tarbcll
county agent and +. II. SChabinScr
assistant county agent, owners Oi
approximately 150 head OF cattle
>ignad mp their animals. Since The
Thursday meeting additional dairy
men have joined the unIt hrinsiH.
the total sign up To around 200 ami
mails.
continued on page -
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Historic Building
T0Bec0me Theatre
'. T. W. AUXILIARY
PRESIDENT HAS
NAMED ASSISTANTS

Miss Sarah Barcus, presi-
dent of the Blue Hen Post
Y. +. ". Auxiliary. has an
nounced appointment OF the
following additional officers
for the local group:
Color Bearer No. J Mary
\. Holland.
color Bearer No. > Anna
May Macklin.
Color Bearer No 3 Mabel
Dyer
Color Bearer No. 1 Thcl-
ma Jewell.
Historian Edith J Bay
mum.
Patriotic Instructor Hell
en- +. SalcVan.
There will be Il meeting
Of the Auxiliary in the Cen
Wry Club on Monday even
ing. October p. at \ o'clock.
Plans will he made for The
installation. Applications Of
new members will be ac-
Ccpted at this meeting.
The installation OF officers
will be held Sunday. N0vcm-
hrl 10. in the high school
auditorium. Public invited
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Dover Dist. W.S.C.S.
Meets November s
Session Will Be Held In Wesley
Church, Dover

Ihc fall meeting of Dover Dis
uict Wuman'S SOciCt! OF Christian
Service will hc held in Wesley
Methodist Church, Dover on Wed
lr.s,iay, November 6 and will heGu,
~ ten O'Clock. The afternoon ses-
, ION will nrgin at l:i5. Mrs. Melvin
Hopkins is president of the socict!
Which V i'll be hostess for the lunch
con. tor which reservations may bt
made with Mrs. Hopkins. Speakers
tor the day will include Mrs. i. B.
Godfrey. field secretary from New
York city. Miss Lila Mills, DiNi-
sion secretary of Missionary Edu-
cation and several women of PENN
sulH Conference. Mrs. DiSStOn W.
Jacobs OF RchobOth will he the
afternoon soloist. Mrs. G.. Marshall
Townsend. District president will
preside at both sessions Of the day
This will be an important meeting
when members may gain impetus
Tor the work of the society for the
coming months.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Nine Members
Are Added To
Hospital Board
Board Enlarged In Order
That 1t Might More
Truly Reflect Public
Ownership.

Nine new members wcr" added
hN unanimous vote To the Board ui
Directors OF Milford Memorial lio--
Iital II a special board meeting.
Tuesday ni@ht accnrdm4 10 u state
nlcnt mad" nH q. Roland N3r~~i, j.
president oi the board.
The new board members are:
William \. Berry Ir., Irwin G..
Hurlon Frank j. Elton, the Rev.
Frank llrreon. - -, Harry II.
Nulholland. John \. Nailor David
y. SillS. George \. Swain and {.
Van Nuis Nilkcrson.
Old board members are Il. Arthur
perrickeou. vice presidents; Viii
liam {. Smith. secretary; Howard
1. Postlrs. acting sccrctary: Au-
&uSt +. faiX. treasurer. Also Mar
tin l.. DoOrdan. Bridsevillr: GeorSr
1t. Draper Ir.. {. ponnan llolI-
mueller, Frank NJ. Jones. George
town; George 7. Macklin. Horace
T.. Quillen, Harrington; William ".
sharp. Harrington; Clifford NJ
simpler. FELTON,: the llon. John c.
Townsend. Ir.. OF SrlhyNillc and
Charles +. Narncy.
tc,NttOupd nv uqcr n
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Century Club Held
Fine Meet Monday
IIighlieht> OF National Federation
Sessions Told by Delegates

Mrs. T.. W Buchanan ol Dover,
state President ot the federated
clubs, was present Tor the opening
meeting OF the Miltord New Cen
tury club on Monday as Mrs. Io-
Scph ]. Pcacc. president, greeted
the members and told them that
that their regular attendance At
meetings constituted a good service
tn the club. Mis- Buchanan, Wit
pr. NJ Dalema Draper and several
other delegates attended the Ma
tional Federation ol ilhS in thiCa-
90 in IUnc. ;nd both Nh. BucEan-
an "l.d Dr. Draper "aN" interesting
Icnt' oi the happenings OF the ~rS-
Siuus at the convention. Mrs. 1Ohl
W. Fry. Kent County Vice prcsident
and director OF the local club re-
ported ON the fall conference htlt
ir Dover last month. Mrs. AuGus
EaiN wa ratified a member q
continued o. Ba2t 81
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
All Meat Price
Controls Have
Been Ended
By Truman
President In Nation
Wide Address Monday
Evening Revealed En-
tire DecOntrOl Plan To
BE Speeded.

WASHINGTON (AN- President
Truman last Monday evening ahan-
dOned price controls on meat and
the whole decOntr0l pro-
gram will be speeded up.
The ceilings on live stock and
The food and feed derived from it
Went OF last Tuesday
III his speech. Mr.. Truman an
nOunced. that the dccontrOl OF an
other items will have to be arcel-
Grated under existing LEGAL Staud-
ards"
Included in The haStcncd d"con-
troll process will be the wage con-
trolls. the President made clear. as
scrtin2. we all recognize ihc close
relationship between wages amt
prices" But he refused tu abolish
the wage controls simultaneously
with the meat ceilings. aS those
labor leaders tavorinG meat drrun
troll have insisted.
To Retain Rent Control
Moreover. he said that this does
not mean the end of controls now.
Some items like rent. Will Lave
10 be controlled for Il long time to
come" lie continued. "Other items
consisting OF certain basic materials
and other commodities OF which
there is now a grave shortage. Will
have to remain hndcr control uutil
production Of them has been great
~ increased"
The price control acl expires
continued or page -
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
TafPS Delalrm.e
Speech Cancelled
Senator's Schedule Elimi-
mates Campaign Visit
Here October %

The L. s. Senator Robert \. TAFT
OF Ohio, scheduled TO appear at tn
Republican rally in the Hotel DU-
pont on Oct %. will not come 10
Wilmington, ii was announced this
week by George p. Edm0nh~. Re
publican National Committeeman
\ telegram from Ben Nhitchur.t.
'irector of the Speakers BurcHu ol
Tie Republican National Commil-
ee in Washington, ID. C.. rNl lainrd
that the heavy speaking schedule
10y the senator through the United
States. coupled with the Transport
tation problem. has caused the can
"ellatiOn.
1t was pointed out that Senator
Taft has other speaking engage
mcnts in Utah and Idaho. which
had even arranged for months in
advance Of the Wilmington appear
ance. and trip here from the West
would mean rushed travel by air
and a resultant uncertainty.
The Republican State Committee
announced that substitute speak
or Will be arranged for Immediately
through national headquarters
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Former Milford ArmOry
Building Completely
Rebuilt And Modern
lied Will BE Future
Home OF Theatre.

With the announcement that the
shore Amusement Company lncOr-
porated OF this City, would open 1
I,W modern theatre Tuesday, OCto-
ter % on South West Front Street
in the buildin2 owned by the Pierce
BROTHERS. Who are members OF the
shore Amusement Company Inc.
many Milford residents probably
l5rl themselves stirred by a noslal-
SIC feeling
The building being rapidly
cEan@cd into Il modern theatre.
ilh all ot the latest safety devices.
etc. ioand in q first class motion
picture house. will be recalled As
the Milford Armory Building, and
the home of the National Guard
BATTERY here. many Years.
The building" was purchased bl
the Pierce Brothers in 1899. a short
time after the new Milford ArmOry
ON North Walnut Street was open
I'd
NiIord'S first 2uardSmcn pur-
chased the ground Tor a building on
illt ~ 'H''liN Nlt'' III 1000. N'ItN' E'''l !
after the company then named the
Torhcrt Guards in honor of the late
distinguished General \. +. a. Tor
tcrt was formed. OF the first incOr'
poraturS Of what was called the
Milford Armory Company. the only
one living today is Lieut.. COlone
William +. lank: the others DIR
George W Marshall. who was ais,
The first commander, Walter Davi
md oloncl Theodore Townsend
are deceased
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Cedars Had
Big Evening
Last " eek
Combined Forest Bands
Provided Real Musical
Treat For Kent And
Sussex Tall CedarS.

The Past Grand Tall Ccdurs
Night STAGED by Evergreen Forest
40. a." Tail Crd"rs OF Lebanon OF
Kent and SUSSEX counties last
week has been conceded as one OF
the most pleasant evenings in the
history ui the Forest The entire
evening WAS marked bl tine spirit
of Iun. lroIic Jrd -ood fellowship
jhH, every one .Mtvrod Iu'o
llighn&htH1 Tn, vN,uiu- W1-
the combined bands Of BrandyWinc
and Evergreen Forests under the
direction oi Major j. Norris Rob
ius0u and Walter W. Wells. the new
director Of Evergreen This par,
oI The entertainment was real
musical treat.
Among the notablcs occupying
the stage with Or. Gilbert NJ Wilt
bank. Grand Tall Cedar were Past
Grand Master r. Scott Purse. Pas
Grand Master Urah W. Long of tn,
Grand Lodge of Delaware A. +
and \. NJ. Grand Tail Cedar W. W
Webb and Lew Robinson of Bran
dywinc Forest. Wilmington.
The degree work handled entire
ly by the Past Grand Tall Cedar
OF Evergreen Forest went off with
out a hitch. Fourteen candidate
were made Tail CrdarS Warren I
Moore. Past Grand Tall Cedar wh
presided at this part OF the pro
gram amazed his closest associ
atcs Ivy the excellent manner j
which he handled the ritualisti
work. Past Grand Edward |
Green. assisting the Forest Ran2
crs. staged the stunts in a hiIariOu
manner that everyone enjoyed.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Dances At Armory
Are Successful
Held Under Sponsorship oi Conn
pany { Every Saturday Night

The dances which are hcing held
al the new Milford Almory every
Saturday cNcniuS hc@inmnG al
e!ght-thirty O'Clock. are drawing
large orderly crowds.
The dances are being spOn sorcd
hy Company "C". Delaware ,Sta,2
Guard. Milfurd'S own. and the track
company of the regiment. Rcltcuur
from the sale of the tickets pa iced
%5c each plus tax, after cNprn Sos
are deducted are turned into t-%
company fund.
Music for the gala affair is being
furnished by Frank JaCkSOn'e or
cheStra
Refreshments are on sale
throughout the time of the dance.
the booth under the direction Of
Lieutenant Jay ManlG:e is located
III the basement.
For an enjoyable evening i'll
pleasant surroundings, visit thr
Milford ArmOry every Saturday
evening The dances viii be- con
iinucd Throughout, the Fan and
Winter months.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Robert st. John VIII
Speak at DOrer Nor. %
Distinguished News Com
mentatOr Will Speak In
der st. Paul'S Auspices

Tie 81. paul'S brotherhood this
week opened its drive for member
renewals rs we'll rs new member
5 hips hv Announcing the speakers
who will appear before the fom
mectin@S scheduled for this fall anG
inter at the community Hail. Do
yer.
Those who have been engaged iOl
platform appearances are: RohCr,
S. John. diStiu.uiShcd radio per
,onality and news analyst: Dr
Lynn Harold IIoueh, one of Amcri
c&'s great preachers: William lial-
lett Epson, hGnoriet. author of tnt
lannon's "F,arthWorm Tractor
stori,, for The Saturday ENcnin.
Post; ana Dr viii Durant. Amcri
can philoso sophcr and historian.
continued On pase I6l
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Naval Base At Phila.
To be Open Oct. 26-27
Two Full Days 0i Activities Are
Planned For 95th Observance

Philadelphia Navy will
show its stcngth and power ON the
land, sea and air TO thousands Of
visitors on October % and - at the
Philadelphia Naval Base in ohser-
vance Of the 25th anniversary OF
Navy Day.
Two full days of activities have
been planned at the Naval Base. in
Guiding tours and inspections Of
battleships, cruisers. aircraft car
rierS and various types of aircraft.
The Sixteenth Fleet. known as The
'mOthhall fleet" will open several
Of its ships to the public. showing
the latest methods in the prcserNa-
ion of ships placed in reserve. The
Navy Damage Control school will
demonstrate the latest equipmcnt
evolved during the war III fire
fighting aboard ships and aircraft.
continued page D
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Agricultural Engineer appointed
To Della Extension Service Staff

An expanded field OF service now
Incomes available to Delaware
with the announcement
This week of the appointment OF
Jack +. Bell, of IvOr. Virginia. a,
agricultural engineer to the staff Of
the Delaware Agricultural ENtcn-
sion Service.
Mr.. Bell is a graduate of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, BlacksburS
Virginia, where he received hl5
bachelor OF science degree in aGri-
cultural engineering in 1887 He
was reared on farm and is a Vetc-
IN of World War II where he Scrv-
cd as an officer in the European
Theatre Of Operations. Prior 10 his
appointment to the Extension staff
hC was employed by the Virginia
Electric and Power Company, Rich
mond, Virginia.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Western Auto Supply
Opens Here Saturday
Henry ". Burkctt will Operate
store On South Walnut Street

Bringing 10 Milford one OF the
.amouS homc-OWucd and operated
AcSteru Auto Associate stores.
Henry W. Hurkctt. owner. has set
he opening date of his attractive
new store at T. South Walnut
street. Milford tor Saturday. OC-
tObcr 10
He Welcomes his many friends to
his new store and earnestly solic-
it's the acquaintance of car, home.
and farm owners in Milford and
the surrounding area.
Merchandise featured in his store
is of the famous Western Auto
Quality brands purchased from
Western Auto Supply company. a
nationally known mcrChandisln%
organization which has for many
years backed up the quality of their
merchandise and their values with
tcp,,t trupd nm utup
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

I'm announcinG the appointment
0i Mr.. Bell. George l.. SchuStcr. Ill
rector Of the Delaware Extension
Service. states than tor some TIM"
now there has been an ever in
CreaSin2 need in the state for the
services of an agricultural cn-i
neer. with the appointment of Mr..
Eel We are now in position to
work with the farmers OF the stat"
and give them guidance and assist
ancc in coping with I'll" many en-
9incerir2 problems facin@ them a.
they employ modern methods OF
farming, said Director Srhu~tcr.
Anon" the special projects that
Nr. Bell will begin Immediately to
GCveloT with the county accents OF
the state arc rural clcCtlificatinn
farm power and machinery. lay
dricre. farm structures and farm
work Snnplilicatiun
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
4-H Club Members To Hold Dress
Re,iew, Dairy Demonstration,

On Friday night, October Is. Ill
{ luh members from all parts ol
Delaware will meet AT the Caesar
Rodney High School ut camden for
jhcir annual State Dress Review
and State Dairy Foods Demonstra-
tion.
Participating in the Dress Re
view, will he those girls who have
won blue ribbons in county dress
reviews. These girls will model
garments they have made, includ-
irg cotton dresses. skirts ana
blouses. wool suits, ddte dresses,
sports wear. and party dresses. The
Dress Review is under the super
vision of Miss Adelinc Hoffman,
clothing specialist for the Delaware
Extension Service The State win
ner OF the Dress Review Will be
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
New Maternity
Wing Will Call
For II More
Nurses Here
School And Residence
Adequate To Care For
Increased Staff Must
BE Built; Expansion
To Alleviate Shortages

When the new maternity wing
is added to Milford Memorial Hos
pital, Il nurses will be needed u
operate the institution. To this end.
school and residence must be
Luilt To care for them" declared
administrators John +. Wymer Jr.
Mr.. Wymcr interviewed at his Of
ticc discussed the $225 900 building
fund campaign now being conduct
would result i'll the new maternity
v in" and Nurses school and Resi-
Gencc.
In addition to accommodating the
Il nurses who are required TO
operate the enlarged hospital, such
Il school and residence would at
tract more and more young women
10 the profession. thus alieviating
The critical shortage of nurses. he
.;.tid.
Discussing plans for increased
~talt. Mr. Wymcr said five supertl- /
NOrS and one director Ol nursing
arc needed as are TWO instructors
Tor the school. Also needed are nine
Lead nurses. ten general dut!
nurses. two nurse aneSthetists anu
10 students. Mr.. Wymer pointed out
that there will be II new students
entered each year to take the place
OF those who graduate.
Present nursing staff consists o
one director OF nursing, one educa
tiOnal instructor. five supervisors
TWO head nurses. two anesthetists
ten general duty nurses and ,:
students. or the students. nine N,
ON aifiliaiiOn in Washington.
Ill must he remembered. Mr.
Wymor said. That nursing re
cnircs - hours day. which d0u
hlns or triples the number o
PURSES needed"
AM
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Massachusetts Senator
Says President Tru-
mans Action On Meat
From Price Controls
Purely Political.

L. :. Senator l.cytrett O. Sdlton-
1;aM of Massachusetts told 4 Re
publican rally last Wednesday
niaht II the Hotel DUPONT Will
u.inston that President Truman
removal OF mcat from price con
trolls was political gesture de
SIGNED entirely To aid the Demo-
cratic Party in the present cam
Iai2n
Applaudrd frequently by an
audience ui more than $40 when
hllcd the Gold Ballroom of the llO-
tel DUPONT and included nearly 100
Nt"nderS. the Bay State Repuhli-
can. thrcc-time governor OF Mass,
,aid than the Truman administra-
tion was responsible for the cmcr-
cency which has continued since
vi Day
THE American public cannot and
Vill not continue in office an ad-
minislralion which admits il la
been living for It months in IT
,mcr4cnCy continuously and yet oI
it, own admission has failed To cor
."ct il. oar President can no NOR
escape the political r~pUnsihiittN
~ calling To cure an cmcrScncl
which ne himself declares exist:
than could President Hoover whel
the voters held him responsible il
1H32. = said Senator Saltonstalt
Must End RECOMMENDATION
The Senator drew 4 laueh from
tie audicrre when he said that il
EoStou a Democratic CITY. tn" Re
publican had invented the slo@a
row used in many states:
Had enough Vote Republican.
Senator Salton.tall a@rred tha
duriu@ Tie VAR some "rr@imentH
tiOu" VA necessary "hcCau~r "
knew il Was tor the best interest
ot our country a2d the interest {
cur hoy- who we're fi@htin2 in bat
tiles IN the far Gistant lands. hut III
war ha~ been over for moro than
(,uO
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Demolition OF Fire
Ruined Plaza Begun
Contract For Tearing
Down Building Award
ed To BrOddus Jones;
Schine's To Open In
Community Building.

Work on demOlishine the walls of
the fire ravaged New Plaza theatre,
this city is now underway. The
wrecking contract is held by BrOd-
dus Jones, young Milford cOntraC-
tor and builder.
MIR. Jones has secured the ser
vices OF Melvin Joseph of George
town. who has equipment including
cranes and dcrrickS. TO assist in the
GcmolitiOn.
Portions of the sidewalks were
battered in on "Wednesday. without
mishap. and the huge marquee
WeighinS several tons Was removed
early Wednesday morning from the
front of the building. and later in
the day was loaded up on Il truck
and hauled out Of town.
The heating plant. pipes and var
iOus Otner materials in the rear ri
the huge towering structure. which
were undamaeed except for water
in the confederation which COM
pletely destroyed all of the huildin"
down 10 the stage, have been re-
moved by lIeartic Foraker. under
an arrangement with the SChin'
corporation.
Mayor Edward {. Evans. mana@-
Ell of the Plaza theatre. announced
today that the Schine organization
has secured the right to use tine
gymnasium at the Milford cOmmu
nifty building for theatre.
Mayor Evans. states the corpora
lion is planning the expenditure .
approximately $1,000 on the huild
ing, and when the project is con-
pletcd in from tour 10 six weeks
they hope TO open small mOderl
theatre. according To information
available the plans call for the ue
of all modern sound and Scrcci