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Will pay cash for 1884 to 1889
Ford in good condition. Apply
House No. 6, Naval Air Station.
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MONOGRAPHS

To: City Commissioners
Key West, Florida.
Gentlemen
When there is money in
the tiller it is the oppor-
tune time to pay off obi
cations, especially those
of long standing. The city
s houl d appreciate the
creditors trust and reim-
burse them while it can.
Yours expectantly,
THE ORACLE.
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FOR RENT

Restaurant, completely equipped.
Roomifig house on second floor.
Central location. Will lease to
responsible party with option
to buy. Phone AIT. aug30-7tx
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Furnished apartment, private
bath, reasonable. 500 William
Street, phone 831-R. aug3l-2tx
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House, to quiet couple only. Nice
ly furnished. All conveniences.
No children or pets. $50 a
month. Apply $40 Elizabeth
st. sept3-2tx
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Store for rent. Recently reno
waited. Central location. Phone
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Furnished bungalow, two bed
rooms. 1926 Fogarty Avenue.
{ Apply 412 Eaton Street.
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For Rent-One- bedroom apart
rnent. Completely and nicely
furnished. $4,000 monthly. No
children or pets. 626 William
st. Phone 138-R. aug31 -2tx
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IN THE CIRCUIT COuHT or THE
OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL.
CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA. IN AND ron MON.
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANCEIaY.
Case No 1O-SOA
JOHN SHERMAN WILLIAMS,


VS.. DIVORCE
SHIRLEY MARIE CALI. WILLIAMS,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To-: Shirley Marie Cali Williams,
316 Cherry ST,
Mohtoursville. Pa
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill for Divorce filed
against yen in the above styled
cause on or before the 26th day
of September. AID, 1915, other
wise the allegations contained
therein will be taken as confessed
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida this 26th day of August,
AID. 1916.
lCircuit Court SeaD
ROSS c. SAWYER,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
BY; KATHLEEN NOTTAGE,
Deputy Clerk.
William " Albury,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
aug %; sept 3-10-17, 1916
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Fer Sale--3o3 Duval. abstract to
date. no mortgage. Apply
within. Mrs. n. Black.
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40 Ford station wagon. New
tires, mechanically perfect. No.
6 Charles St, after 4.30.
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1941 81 Harley Davidson. Ex-
celient condition. 1882 Cath
crime st. sept3-3tx
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CarnpbelI's, 9l8 Division. phone
l89. Keys made. locks repair
ed, etc. sdpt3 limo
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q and 8 T. bedroom bungalows.
furnished and unfinished:
small down payment. balance
payable monthly. johnson B
Johnson, Phone 372. sept3-tf
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IN THE CiRcuIT COURT or TIE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL E1RCAAt
OF THE STATE OF EAOktBA'
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 10-S52
ROBERT I'ONALD MILLS, :.
Plaintiff, DIV ofas- =.
VS..
wINIFRED MARY MILLS.
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICAFfON
TO: Ninifrea Mary Mills.
General: Delivery, station A.
Boston, Mass.
You are hereby required 70 ap-,
pear to the Bill for Divorce fiieu
against Won in the above styleu
cause on or before the 18th day OF
September, Al. ID. 1915. otherWi se
the allegations contained therein
will be taken as confessed.
Done and Ordered at Key Vest
Florida. this 18th day Of August
A. d. 1916.
(Circuit Court
SpaD Ross C Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court.
BY Florence +. sawyer,
Deputy Cie-k.
Enrique Esquinaldo, Ir.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

Refrigeration sales and service.
Repairs on all makes. AL work
guaranteed. Mufnfofd 81 Ross,
220 Duval st., phone 333.
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IN THE CIRCtIr COURT or The
ELEVENTH JUDIt1Ag. CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCEfaN

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JJiDIt1Aa CIRCUIT
~ AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCEfaN
Case No. 1O-S5a
DOROTHY MARIE .WAGAMAN,
Plaintiff n,vaprp
LEROY ARTHUR WlAGAMAN.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Leroy Arthur Waganan,
care U.S.S. Great Sitkin,
MAD, Earle, New Jersey.
You are hereby required to APP
pear 10 the Bill for Divorce filed
against you in the above styled
cause on or before the Tth day OF
October, AID. 1916, otherwise the.
allegations containedS therein will
be taken as confessed.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida, this 31st day of August,
AID. 1916.
.tCircuit Court seal)
ROSS C. SAWYER.
clerk of Circuit Court.
BY: KATHLEEN N0TTAGE,
Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr. $.
Attorney for Plaintiff
sept 3-10-fT-24, 1916
nv THE cIRcUTT COURT on TINT
Ellen kENVA ID E1bACIAA NHHGVHE
y IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Case No. IO-StlS
CLARA EDNA GREGG,
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE ACTION
CHESTER LEON GREGG,
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Chester Leon Gregg
Box 294,
West Point, Mississippi
You are hereby required to ap.
pear TO the Bill Of Complaint, for
divorce, in the above styled cause
on the 2Tth day of September. Alb.
1896 otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed
This order to be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
In The Key West Citizen, a news
paper published in Key West, Flor
ida.
Done and ordered this 26th day.
Of August. AID 1916.
(SEAL) ROSS c. SA VIZ FER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County,, Florida.
BY; ALICE II. SALGADO, D. c.
THOMAS $. CARO-.
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
aug 27; sept 3-l0-I7, 1916
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Undersigned. desiring tQ en&ase
name 81 KEY West Garden ana
Lawn Supply, 914 F1e@ing street.
Key West, Florida. intend to req
lister the said fictitious name Win
the Clerk OF the Circuit Court 81
Monroe County. Florida
Isated August IL. 1886.
CHAPI.ES HI WARDLOWs
KERMIT H. LEVIN.
Sole Owners.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
Coach Briggs
RccrcatiOnal
Director Here
Member Of School Fac
uIty Will Assume Du-
ties At Playground I'M
mcdiateIy.

Bernard f., Briggs. athletic direc-
consented 10 serve as paid director
AT Milford Bathing Beach and
Playground this summer Coach
Briggs will assume his duties at
the beach and playground immedi-
atcly and is planning IA broad pro-
uatic, which will include persons
of all ages.
Since its inception some years
ago the beach and playground has
never enjoyed the services of a full
time rccrcatiOnal director, and
Coach Briggs. bringing to his new
post. years of experience in school
athletics as we'll as broad train
ing received in the physical train
ing division in the armed forces
is fully qualified to present pro
gram which will at once be eduCa-
tional and health building
The service clubs, Rotary. Ki-
wants and Lions, the Chamber ot
Commerce, together with City
Council, are sponsoring tn" pro
gram.
Present plans cali for directors
committee To formulate plans il
conjunction with Coach briggs, Il
establish a worth while sports pro
gram for the residents OF this city
The committee will be made up q
one member from each of the afOrC
mentioned organizations.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
Sleeping Child
Saved In Fire
Preston Brittingham Saves Nephew
Before Upper Floor COllapSes

The quick action of Preston Brit
tingham when fire destroyed his
farm home near Milford early last
Saturday morning saved the life of
Il young nephew who was asleep
on the second floor of the home
The flames swept through the
home rapidly and destroyed both
the home and practically all the con-
tents before tiremen from the Car
lise Fire Company at Milford could
reach the scene. Total loss was
estimated at more than $4,000.
The fire. blamed on defective
flue. started on the second floor and
was discovered by Mr.. Birmingham
who was eating breakfast at the
time.
He Immediately rushed tn bed
room where mis- nephew was asleep
grabbed the child and ran from the
burning home. He called the fire
company but before its arrival the
second floor had collapsed and the
home was twisted mass of burninl
debris He was able to save only ;
few articles from the first floor
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
Nurses Dance Will
Be Held Tonight
Lou Startt viii Play For Affair
Which Starts At Nine

The graduating class of Milford
Memorial Hospital School of Nur-
sing will hold their annual dance
this evening. Friday. June II. in
Narney Auditorium of the Milford
Community Building Dancing will
be from nine until one.
Lou Startt and his orchestra will
furnish the music for the gala oC-
CaSiOn
Members of the 1916 graduating
class are Frances McNatt. Helen
O'Kane, Betty Dare, Irene Hobbs.
Constance Taylor and Ida Belle
Johnson.
Admission to this dance is by
bid only Bids may be obtained
from any of the aforementioned
members of the class.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
Ohio Man Sentenced For
Staying Of Private j.
c. Clendaniel In France
HOldup.

PARIS. (H) Private Eddy Jones.
Jr.. of Cleveland. Ohio. was CON
viCted of the Staying of an Army
postal courier and sentenced by a
military court on Wednesday night
of last week to life imprisonment
Jones was convicted also of as
sault, armed robbery and escape
from confinement
The murder victim was Private
James G. Clcndaniel. Jr.. OF Lin
coin, Del.
In the closing hours of the trial
Jones attorney. Lieutenant Harry
Cohen of New Milford. Conn. re-
signed because the eight-man court
admitted as evidence a confession
of the Staying that Cohen charged
was eXtOrted from Jones by the
brutality of criminal investigation
agents.
Cohen called the case d gross
that it proved an Indictment against
the Army court martial system.
Lieutenant Ernest Fidellow OF
Huntington. ~ Y. took up Jones
defense
The prosecution denied that tn,
Negro soldier was miStreated. One
military police witness. however
testified he saw Jones slapped sew
cral times by one agent.
Private Clendaniel. 80 years old
was the father of three small chill
dren. He was employed by the Stat,
Highway Department when he wa
inducted into the service more tha,
two years ago.
Iur IN Do
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
Blue Hen Post VIEW
Planning For Dance
Gala Affair Will Re Held At Com
munity Building On June -

AT a meeting of Blue Hen Post.
No. 64S3. Veterans of Foreign Wars.
held last Tuesday evening at the
Milford ArmOry, it was announced
that plans have been completed for
the sponsoring by the local veter-
ans post of semi-formal dance to
he held in Narney Auditorium. Com
munity Building, the evening of
Friday. June rs. Lew STARTS or
cheStra, one of Delaware's better
known and popular dance bands.
will play for the affair
This dance will be the first of
series of special affairs to he spOn-
sOred by the Blue Hen Post and the
membership is extending every ef-
fort toward making the occasion
a gala one.
The charter of the local post will
be closed on July :. and all eligible
veterans. not already members of
the V. +. W, are urged to make
application for membership prior
to that time so as TO gain status as
charter members.
The Blue Hen Post. largest V F.
w. Post south of Wilmington. has
l76 active members and expects to
attain a goal of 200 members before
the July deadline
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
Vets Parlev
Opens Today
At Rehoboth
Blue Hen Post of Milford
Will BE Represented by
Eleven Delegates And
Six AlternateS.

Plans have been completed for
the state V f. w. annual cncamp-
ment at Rchoboth Beach on Fri
day and Saturday of this week. The
citizens committee. of which Col.
G. b. Shaffer of RehObOth Beach
is chairman, held meeting last
Monday night and discussed final
plans with chairmen of various
groups on arrangements.
Delegates chosen to represent the
Blue Hen Post of Milford are:
John Barcus. George Collins, James
J. Deputy John tIalIett David
Hugg, Douglas Lynch. Clement
Miltiades. Robert Murphy, George
Russell. William j Watson ant
Wallace p. WoOten. Altcrnates are,
Charles Clements. William Herring
John RoOsa. James Salcvan. Eu
ric Savage and Paynter Sharp. pr
James r. West, commander of the
local post, will accompany the del
egatiOn to RehObOth Beach anC
participate in the activities of the
enCampmcnt.
Approximately $500 veterans ant
their families are expected to at
tend the parley. The new Rchobotl
Post. No 7147. will be host to The
delegates. with II organizations
fraternal and civic, taking part II
arrangements.
Flag Day Ceremony
Commander W. w. Hcnning q
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Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
Campaign On To
Sell More Bonds
Back Your Future With Bond" i
Slogan OF Present Drive

The Second Anniversary of d
Day, June 8 marked the opening of
d special campaign of the t. :.
rcaSury, II was announced today
by Clarence f. Reyes. State Direc-
tor of the I. 5. Savings Bonds Di-
vision. This campaign Of the Trca-
Sury is being dedicated to empha-
sizing Self-interest to the bond
buyers. Two years ago on June s.
l944, the first American troops
charged up onto the beaches of
Normandy, and our invasion of
Western Europe began. Behind the
gallant troops leading this invasion
was the backing of all the Ameri-
can people. These people gave con-
crete evidence of their backing by
buying many. many millions of War
Bonds. Today the war is over. The
United States Government does not
need money from the American
public. Mr.. keyes emphasized The
public debt has been reduced by
many billions of dollars since the
end of the war. However. the Trea-
sury feels that the American public
does need L. s. Savings Bonds in
order to prepare the individual for
his own future. Two years ago OuI
people backed the attack Now il
Iuru 10 Pa :, ease
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
How Congressional
Members Are Voting
The Recorded Vote Of The Delaware Members
OF Congress On Recent Roll Calls Show
Sharp Party Division On Some Measures.

On motion by Senator Mead Cd
Nl) to strike from the President $
emergency strike control bill a sec
tion providing for the issuance of
lnJunctions against continuance of
a work st0ppage in "A seized indus
try defeated 61-l9: Tunnel. for:
Buck, against.
On final passage of the Presi-
dents emergency strike contr0.
bill, 6l-20, Buck. for; Tunnel.
against
On amendment by Senators Ed
win {. Johnson D-ColoD and La
tOllette tR-WiSCl to the draft eX-
tension bill to increase the pay of
service personnel. approved CT;
Buck and Tunnel. for.
On amendment by Senator Cur
ncy (R-SD) to the draft extension
hlll to restore the minimum draft
age OF Is years. approved 53-2G;
Buck, for; Tunnel. against
On a substitute for the draft pX-
tension bill by Senators Rcver.
comb, Wilson (R-I0waD and Wher
ry (R-Neh) to continue Splectivt
Service until May IS. l947. hut tt
an further induCtions unless Con
GreSS declares they are required b,
the national security. defeated 63
"a; Buck and Tunnel. against.
On final passage of the draft cx
tension bill. 69-S: Buck and Tun
nell. for.
House: No ROlIcalls on majo
legislation
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
Senate

On amendment hy Senator Tart
CR-OD 90 the Presidents emergency
strike control bill to limit its appli-
cation to public utilities. transpor-
tation, oil. coal mines and steel
mills. defeated $3.50; Buck (R, ,
for: Tunnel CD. against.
On motion by Senator Ebert -.
Thomas CD-U) to send the Presi-
cents emergency strike control
bill back to the commerce commit
tc with instructions to bring back
a report by June 10. defeated i2-40;
Tunnel. for Buck. against.
On motion hy Senator Pepper I'd
Fia) to strike from the President s
emergency strike control bill IA sec
tion fixing penalties for workers
who strike against a government
seized plant. defeated 66-l2; Tun-
nell. for : Buck. AGAINST
On amendment by Senator Ball
OR-Minnl To the Presidents empr-
&CnCy strike control bill to deny
the President authority to make
wage agreements with workers in
seized industries. thus freezing
wages AT the scale pre"ilinG at the
time of seizure. defeated 5i-2S;
Buck. for; Tunnel. AGAINST
On amendment by Senator Rcver
comb Or W NaD 10 the President.
emergency strike control hill to re.
move individual strikers from tn,
threat of Injunction suits merely
tor failure 10 work. defeated 1856.
Buck and Tunnel. for.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
Coop. Buys Frederick
Grain Elevators
New Buying Service Will Be Ofer-
ed Delaware Farmers

The Farmers Cooperative Sales
Association Inc. have purchased the
Srain elevator of Mr.. j. Burton
Hendricks of Frederica. The eleva-
tor which was built by Mr.. Hend-
ricks in 1899 has a capacity of 40
to $4,000 bushels of grain, and will
be used for emergency storage
when railroad cars and trucks are
not available to keep the grain
moving to its cooperative retail
outlets in New Jersey.
Harold Browne, veteran with
two years overseas service. who
was with the cooperative for eleven
years prior to his entrance into the
armed forces; will he manager of
the Delaware branch. He can he
reached by phone at his head
quarters at the former Hendricks
grain elevator at Frederica.
The Farmers Cooperative Sales
Association is New Jersey cor
pOratiOn and will act as a purchaS-
Ing agent to assure Steadier flow
of grain from the State of Della.
ware to the area its feed agencies
service in New Jersey.
The retail stores that the Co
operative serves have been pur
chasing grain through a number o
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Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
Await Autopsy In
Death Of Inmate
Probe Started To Inearth Addition
al Evidence I'm Tragedy

Investigation into the death Of
John Phillips. Il, an inmate of the
State Welfare Home at Smyrna,
who died following a fight in the
institution last Saturday night, has
been halted temporarily, pending
the results of an autopsy, it was an
n0unccd early this week.
Dr. &. J. Prickctt. superintendent
Cf the home. said last Sunday the
first autopsy failed to reveal
whether Phillips died from a cere-
hral hemOrrhage of heart cOndi-
tion. Therefore, a study of the heart
and brain of the victim will be
made by DR.. Douglas Gay. patholo-
2ist of st. Francis Hospital. before
final announcement of the findings
are made, DR. Prickett said.
Dies Ater Fight
Phillips, who formerly resided at
Townsend, died about 20 minutes
after the fight with Samuel Pal
metti. 80. formerly of Wilmington,
in bath room of the institution
shortly after 6 O'Clock last Satur-
day night. DR.. Prickett said the ar
Gument started over fit of tenn
per-" when Phillips told Palmetti
the latter was making too much
noise.
According to the superintendent
Phillips then threatened to hit Pal
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Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
Price Of Corn Flakes
Is Jumped By OPA
Three Cent Increase Is Tackled On
1l-Ounce Package

WASHINGTON. (PO-OPA last
Monday night jumped the price of
corn flakes by three cents for the
11-ounce package and tackled an
extra penny on the prices for a
four-Ounce box OF puffed wheat ana
ii half-ounce box of puffed rice.
The increases. effective Friday
were described as temporary" and
subject to revision when the agency
completes production study
that will embrace all breakfast
cereals.
An OPA spokesman expects the
study to be completed in four to six
weeks and said price increases on
all cereals probably will result. The
boosts result directly from recent
increases in grain ceilings and
higher wages paid by manufact-
urers.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
81 ,8O4 Cars Tested
ShOU Marked Defects
Safety Check Made In %
States In Police Chiefs
Program

CHICAGO. (P)-More than a third
of 1885, vehicles examined by po-
lice in a safety check in % states
showed mechanical defects, the In
ternational Associations of Chiefs
of Police reported last Monday.
The association is directing a pro-
gram to check the mechanical safe
ty of motor vehicles in the As
states, nine Canadian provinces and
Honolulu.
Robert E. Raleigh, director of the
program. said of the 163.567 We
hicles checked to May 26, 57.S04
had defective brakes, tires. lights,
horns, windshield wipers or other
broken parts
He said faulty brakes accounted
for 1875 per cent of the defects tab
ulated and that more than % per
cent of the defective cars had faul-
ty front lights.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
DR.. Holloway
Praised By
State Leaders
Educator Guest of Honor
At Banquet In Dover
Last Monday Evening;
Gifts Presented.

The youth of Della ware has been
given the advantage of wider pro
gram ot education. new courses.
and higher standards under the pro-
gressive leadership of DR.. H. V.
Holloway, state superintendent of
public instruction. said Mayor J.
Wallace wOOdford last Monday
night
Mayor Woodford was the prin-
ner honoring Dr. Holloway on the
occasion of his retirement, and at
tended by educators, business and
professional men and representa-
tiveS from throughout the state
The dinner was held in the social
hall of the Dover High School.
DR.. HOllOway's 81 years of edu-
cational leadership have beer
packed with accomplishments. anC
the lives of thousands of young
men and women have benefited
said the Mayor.
Able Assistants
Mayor WOOdfOrd then spoke o
the able assistants which DR.. llOllO
way had. and of his Sitting thu
chaff from the wheat in cOnnec
ton with his idealOgies in educa
ton.
The Mayor then read a letter from
A. O. II. Gricr. an editor of tn
News Journal Company. which pal,
high tribute to DR. Holloway.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
School Board
Is Holding
Informative
Meetings Here
TwO Recent Sessions At
High School Were At
tended BY Faculty And
Civic Groups; Com
mentS Invited.

AT two recent meetings held at
the Milford High School by the
three local members of the Milford
School Building Commission. A. F..
Humes. +. F. Steiner and W. F.
MCFaul, the building of a new ele-
mentary school for Milford was dis
CusScd.
In order lhat the citizens of Mil
ford might enter into this discus
sion. the following organizations
and entire members of the school
faculty were invited to attend these
meetings: Chamber of Commerce.
Rotary Club. Kiwanis Club. Lions
Club, Parent Teacher Association.
New Century Club and Milford
Grange. The faculty attended the
first meeting and the civic Organi-
cations the second meeting.
The meetings were most inter
esting and instructive with a mem
bcr from each group expressing
themselves as to the urgent need
for a modern and up-to-date ele-
mentary school.
The public school must face the
realities and the necessities of com
munity living. 1t must assure each
pupil successful living in an at
mosphere of genuine joy and pleas
ant daily practice of thoughtful. re-
spOnslble, purpOseful activity I'm
short. il must prepare him as an
individual to his fullest capacity
for social and civic competence. foI
work. for continued learning and
for wholesome recreation. Such are
some of the needs of the children
today. Individual comments will be
Checrfully accepted by the build
inc rnnm iSSinn