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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
MAN SEEKS AID
IN HIS OLD AGE
Help Sought By Man Who
Claims To Be Peaches
Brownins's Father

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 25-tP)
"A man who wrote that he was the
father Of Frances Heenan Wilson
the Peaches Browning Of the
2o's-today sought her address to
ask for financial help, in his old
age.
IT have not heard from her III
three years and wish to write to
her. 1 am 70 years old and need
some welfare from her if l can
get her address," a letter to Coun-
ty Clerk Herman Van Der Zee
said. 1t was signed William 3.
Heenan, 81 Southern Parkway,
East Hampstead, N. Y.
Peaches" as she was known
when at 16 she married 51-year-old
Edward W. Browning, New York
millionaire is now the wife OF
Ralph Wilson, wealthy Ohio meat
packer.
She received $l7o, 900 cash when
she divorced Browning and undis.
closed amounts when she divorced
Bernard Hynes, Denver theate1
magnate, and Joseph G. Civelli,
San Francisco department store
executive.
A few months before her daugh.
ter married Wilson, Peaches
mother, Mrs. Caroline Heenan not
ed that "most of the other girls
who made the headlines in the
20's are broke now, but Frances
has all OF her money in real
estate"
The Heenans were divorced long
ago. -.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
SEARCH CENTER
FAYETTEVILLE
Field Becomes Hub
OF Army Air Search OPP
eratiors in Area

FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. 25.-iP)-
Pope Field has become the hub
Of Army air search operations in
this part of the country with trans
fer Of Air Rescue Squadron A
here and assignment OF a variety
of aircraft, 1t. Col. Frank r. Web
ster. the squadron commander,
announced today.
The squadron will search for
wrecked aircraft, both military
and civilian, in an area extending
from the southern boundary OF
North Carolina west to Houston.
Tex, north to Bismark, N. c., and
east to include a 500-mile strip OF
the Atlantic ocean.
1t will have used a Helicopter,
a Flying Fortress. a Navy sea-
plane two CAT transports and
three LIS reconnaissance planes.
The Fortress is equipped with a
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
OVER THE NETWORKS
Changes in prsSrAms. as listed are Ats
to corrections by networks Haae
tee late to Incorporate.

All times Pm eastern standard. Ts
change t. central standard sa1tract enc
Assf; To msuntain standard subtract wi
hsurs. -
Times listed are these supplied By
net works. Relay times By LEGAL. stations
mag vary in Some instances.
1:oo-America, United. q Eerum-NBc
The Peoples Forum, 4 Farun-cBs
Johnny Thompson E His Song - ABC
To Be Announced (l5 Minis. )-MBS
f:l5-Leo Durocher, Sports falk-ABC
The canaries That sins-MBs-basie
1901. Of Chicago. Roundtable-NBC
About Radio, by Lyman Brysen-CBs
Sammy Kaye 4 His serenade-ABC
Juvenile Jury, 4 Youth FoEum-MBS
2:coLRobert Merrill ard Concsft-NBc
Weekly BroadcaSting for NeweCBS
Warriors Of Peace, Army show-ABC
L. z. Lawes, Anti-crime Play-MBS
2:15-Another Detective Drama-MBS
2:o-s.ar Concert ana Melton-Nsc
The Sunday Afternoon Party-CBS
National vespers via Radio-ABc
News; Vets Panel DiscuSsion-MBS
3:oo-Parade Of Music. connent-NBC
New York Philharmonic Orches.-CBS
Or. Danfleld, Dramatic Mystery-ABC
Open House, Music and So1gs-MBS
S:as-one Mans Family. Drama-NBC
Present from Hollywood Plays-ABC
Crimes OF Carelesspess. Drama-MBS
s:45-sam Pettengil's Comment-ABc
4:eo-Quiz Kids and Joe Keily-NBc
Are These Our Children. Drana-ABc
The Rouse Of Mystery Drama-MBs
4:So-hicaso Patterns in Meiody-NEc
Phil Spitalny with His Girls-CBs
The Green Hornet in Aystery-ABc
Detective Mysteries via Radio-ABS
5:oo-The MIC Symphony Hour-NBC
Family Time and Rise stsvensNCBs
Quiz Time in the Afternoon-ABC
The Shadows Mystery Drama-MBS
5:So-HoaE Carmichael 4 SongsNCBs
David Harding. the Contemplate
Quick As 4 Flash, for 4 ouiz-MBS
5:45-Hil Shirer ana Commentary-CBs
6:oo-The Catholic Radio -Servtce-NBC
ozzie 4 Harriet, Comedy Showers
Court Of Missing Heirs. Drama-ABc
Those Wehstes. Family DramaAMBs
6:So(Bob Burns Comedy Show-NBc
Kate Smith Singing on Sunday-CBS
Greatest Story Ever Told, Piay-ABC
Nick Carter. Detective Drama-Ams
7:ooErhe Jack 1enny C~ernedy-NBC
Gene Autry's Hollywood Shew-CBS
The Drew Pearson commentary-ABC
Mysterious Traveller Mystertes-MBs
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
Conspiracy Charge.
Filed Against Police

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2-P-
J. w. Ehrlich, attorney for Earl
Shelton, San Francisco operator
OF a school for models, today filed
a $4,000 00 damage suit against
three Lodi policemen, the father
and mother Of Alice Dean Devine,
who had said she was kidnapped
this week and the girl, herself.
Shelton charged conspiracy to
arrest him falsely.
The suit charged that Shelton
was arrested falsely and forced to
go to Lodi against his consent,
and was deprived Of his liberty
for about IL hours. ID.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
North Carolina Health
Needs Told By Doctor

wives to handle a high proportion
of ob~stetrical cases.
%Stressing the immediate and
growing need for more doctors
and nurses in public health work,
DR.. Reynolds emphasized that it
is especially important that new
blood be introduced into the pro-
fession.
eve need young men and Wom-
en- to take up public health as a
career and not as a stepping
stone" he said. I'VE need young
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26

VALDOSTA, Ca, Jan. 25.-R-
7. c. Merchant, editor Of the Madi-
son Enterprise. informed the
Valdosta Times today that an e.
plosion wrecked the three story
warehouse Of the American Suma-
ira Tobacco company in Madison
today. Merchant said that appar-
emily no one was injured.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26

s:oe-Church Of God.
a.3lPentecostal Church.
s:01Musical ReveiHe.
10 :oo-Voice OF Prophecy.
fo:3oLThe soutaernaires.
11.ooGst. Paul's Lutheran Church.
p .ooHNoon Day Musical.
f2:3oLAsricultural Washington.
,e:45LMilt Eezth Trio.
/ :0o-Johnny Thmrson Show.
1:f5-Leo Durocher, Question Box.
t:3oIStar News Reel.
1:5+Fscts and Fiction. .
2:ooLoId Fashioned Revival. Hour
3;oo-Longine Synphonette. :
s:3c--Easy Listening. 2
4:oo-Are These Our Children.
4:soHThe Green Hornet. .
5:oc-Darts For Dough,
S:se-Counterspy.
6:ooECourt Of Missing HeirS.
s:so-The Greatest Story Ever Told.
7:ooLErew Pearson-News.
7:is-Monday Morning Headlines.
7:sc-The4 Clock. 60, .
s:oo-Music For Sunday.
s:So-Tne Music Bar.
e:op-Wslter Winche1l.
s:11Louella Parsons.
s:So-Jimmy Fdler.
s:45poiiceWonaan.
lo:ooLTheater Guild Of the Air.
II :oo-News OF Tomorrow. :
it:i1Set to Music. < .s u
i1:3o-Donahue's Club Orchestra.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
PROMINENT NEW BERN

NEW BERN, Jan. 25-(P-Larry
I. Moore, 70, dean of the New Bern
bar, died suddenly in a local hos.
pital here this morning after a
long period Of i'll health. Funeral
service will be conducted from the
nome at 4 o'clock Sunday after
noon and interment will be in
Cedar Grove cemetery here. +
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26

With less than SIX percent Of
Of the worlds land area and six
percent Of the worlds population.
the United States has about 20
percent Of the worlds railroad
mileage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26

slanting floors in .s
houses save lives of manv Wig
born pigs by helping 10 lse'
the SOW from lying down ~ pFsvsa
the US. department Of y, then,
ture has discovered A9sict,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26

llfeboat which can be dro,.
shlpwrecked persons. ''ped d
Personnel of the rescue 9,
ron includes a medical co,s ~ d.
ira trainsd to land by psrachut .@ .l
full first aid equipment a. FiA
scene. a. q crs,,
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squadron is al Morrjson FsSc;s
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Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
Millwood Sunshine
Group Has Birthday
Twentieth Anniversary Was OBJ
served With 4 Dinner Last Week

The members of the MillwoOd
20th anniversary of their club in
their community building on Feb
ruary 26 with d luncheon. The dim
ing room was beautifully decorated
with the national cOlOrS with
large American flag as a back
ground A large roast turkey was
donated by the president. Mrs.
Virginia Kirby. 1t was served with
a variety of other foods which were
furnished by the members. With
the cooperation OF the kitchen and
dining-ro0m committees it was a
very enjoyable luncheon.
Mrs. Edward A. Buchanan OF
Dover. president of the Delaware
State Federation of Women's Clubs
was the guest speaker and gave to
the club very inspiring talk.
During the twenty years that
this society has been carrying on
a great many deeds of sunshine
have been carried to some person
who was needing it. Many boxes OF
fruit. flowers. subscriptions tC
magazines and in some cases
clothing have been given and do
nations to the Red Cross and Can
Ger drives. A wheel chair was
bought last year and is available
to some person in need of it. Blu
not all sunshine work is done by
the women. for there are time.
when the men of the cOmmunit!
learn of some fellow neighbOr WHIT
is in need of d helping hand. usu
Continued on page g.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
Spring W.S.C.S. Meet
At Rehoboth Mar. rs
Session Will Be Held In EpwOrtil
Methodist Church

The spring meeting OF the Dover
District Women's Society of Chris
tian Service will be held in Ep-
worth Methodist Church at RehO-
both on Tuesday, Ma rch 25, be-
ginning at ten O'Clock. The theme
for the day will be "Of Such Is the
Kingdom"
Miss Kathryne Bieri of New
York City. former missionary Of
India and now field director of
the Woman's Division. will be the
afternoon speaker.
In the morning, Mrs. VintOn ID.
Shufelt. of Hurlock. Md. the newly
elected secretary of promotion for
Peninsula Conference. will be the
speaker Mrs. Shufelt will be in
troduced by Mrs. Earl Sylvester of
Harrington. Dover Distri let promo
tjOnal secretary.
Mrs. DisstOn W. Jacobs of RehO-
both will be the soloist for the
afternoon. Luncheon will be served
at the church by the local society
of which Mrs. Mary Ann Sullivan
is the president Reservations may
be made with Mrs. Sulliv an for the
luncheon before March %.
Delegates and members from
Dover District, as we'll as all parts
of Peninsula Conference, are in
vited to attend this important
meeting. The full program will be
published next week.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
Kent Hi-School Band
Is Planning Programs
First Concert Will Be Given Here
Coming Sunday

Wednesday. February 49, saw
the completion of the Kent County
Hi-school band assembly itinerary
Over 5000 school students from
Milford. Dover. Caesar Rodney
FELTON, and Harrington heard the
60 outstanding HiSchool musi-
clans from their county perform
as unit.
The five programs aS planned by
the Kent County Music Educators
Association were not only enter
tanning but educational Part OF
each program was devoted to a
demonstration of lesser-known in
Struments. The band went far be-
yond the traditional march by per-
forming Cabins" by Gillette. and
Entrance and March of Peers" by
| Gilbert and Sullivan.
continued on page O.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
Teachers Censored
By Pierre S. dupont
School Philanthropist Heartily Condemns Re-
cent Demonstration By Public School
Teachers Before The Legislature Measure
Signed By Governor Walter W. Bacon.

The recent public school teacher
demonstration was condemned last
Friday by Pierre S. dupont. state
tax commissioner and the man who
has contributed greatly to the fl
nancing of Delaware's existing
public school properties.
In q statement issued i'll reply to
questions from the Council for Del
aware Education. Inc. Mr.. dupont
said:
Anyone interested in public ed
ucation in Delaware cannot but be
chagrined at the very unfortunate
situation developed in this state
during the present campaign. Edu-
cation in Delaware suffered a Sc
we're blow when the threat of strike
was used as a weapon for prOmot-
ing the interest of public school
teachers. Those who have joined
/ in the fracas are to be heartily con-
demned for their action.
! There seems to be a great lacl
of correct information and a great
deal of misinfOrmatiOn concerning
salaries. not only in this state bu
as compared to other states. If the
present situation belongs i'll oul
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
State AideH. E. MAYHEM
Strikes BanC. of c. Head
VotedByHouse Honored Here
Six Democrats Join II
Republicans To Pass
Bill Which Includes
City, County Workers.

The House passed late last Mon
day bill to outlaw strikes against
the state. counties or cities by
their employees by making it UNI
lawful for such employees to leave
their jobs, without their superiOrs
permission. for the purposes OF
changing their working conditions
or compensation.
Six Democrats joined II Repub-
licans in producing q votes favor
ing the measure against four votes
all by Democrats. opposed.
The bill, introduced OH Feb. 2t
by Rep. f. Cowgirl Barnard (R'
WOodSide). was amended and tn,
amendment was passed, - TO >
with Rep. Dudley Crossley ID
Clayton. who later joined the vote
sticking with four Democrats a
this point
Provisions Of Amendment
AS introduced the bill made IL
provision for teacher. for exam
pie. to get permission from her su
periOr officer TO leave her job in Al
effort to visit Dover and talk wit
her senator or representative abou
the conditions and pay involved
The amendment. also offered b
Mr.. Barnard, provides however
that a teacher could SO leave he
job if first authorized by duly con
Stituted authority"
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
Mispillions "Caps"
Out For Bay Honors
Charter Boat Group Pick Teams
TO Meet Marylanders

The MiSpilliOn Charter Boat AS
sOciatiOn, composed of captains ana
boat owners, met last Thursday at
the Erickson Boat Yards in Milford
to make aggressive plans for the
coming Contest of the Bay" to be
held this summer.
The AliSpilliOn organization car
ried off hOnOrs last year, and now
holds the plaque which was pre-
sented by the News-Journal Com
pany and Station WFBR of Balti-
more. Capt. +. NJ. Clendaniel is
president of the association.
The Mispillion Chapter selected Il
team of six captains and substitutes
to fish in the contest as follows:
Capt. Joshua Wiley, Capt. Lester
Clendaniel. Capt. Charlie Green
Capt Stanley Deputy, Capt. William
DickersOn. and Capt. Charles Har-
ringtOn.
Substitutes: Capt. Lee Russell
Capt. Hayward Robinson. and Capt
John Macklin
This organization again hopes I,
win the trophy, this time "fol
/ keeps, as the contest between
fishermen of the Delaware Bay ant
Chesapeake Bay. is best two ou
of three affair.
1t was agreed to again appoin
Mayor Edward c. Evans. of Milford
as judge of the Maryland team. ant
Maryland will send their selection
of judge to go on the Delaware boat
Vernon Benson of Milford. ha
been made manager of the Mispil
lion Light Warf for the season. Tn
following committees were appoint
ed:
Decorating. Captain Robert Glenn
its. Cant. William Steen: and Capt
Edward KINNEY: entertainment
!, Can't. Stanley Deputy. and Capt
Lewis Galloway: study of tides an
weather on date of contest Capt
William Steen, Capt. Bert Hudson
! and Capt. Charles Green
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
Candidates For Guard
Battery Meet Mar. IL
Informal Session Will Be Held In
irmOry On That Date

All persons in the Milford area
interested in the plans. aims. and
purposes OF the Delaware National
Guard are being urged to attend
an informal meeting scheduled to
be held at the Milford ArmOry ON
the evening OF Wednesday. March
II. At that time. Bill KentOn. Herb
Jump. and others who are inter-
ested in the formation OF a bat
terry here. will make available the
latest information concerning eX-
pansiOn plans OF the reactivated
Guard and will also explain the
advantages of membership.
Tentative plans call for the for
nation of battery of the 945th
AAAW Battalion here with meet
ings and drill sessions being held
each Thursday evening However
it is necessary that at least seven
teen men be enlisted before such I
battery can be federally recogniz
continued Oh page 81
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

educational system. | have no fur
ther interest i'll the latter. All good
citizens should feel the disgrace
and humiliation of the situation. >
Mr. DUPONT. through his dOna-
ton of private funds toward the
building OF some schools. and his
leadership and guidance through
out the states educational system
is credited with doing more than
any other one person to raise pub
lie school education standards in
, Delaware to their present level.
Mr.. duPOnt's statement last Fri
day followed the signing by Gov
ernor Walter w. Bacon of the ad-
ministration salary bill last Thurs
day afternoon at 5:1S o'clock.
Soon after. it was disclosed thai
the State Board of Education
while approving the administra'
ton salary schedule, had recon-
mended an additional $200-per'
year cost of living" increase fol
all teachers over and above the
salaries now embodied in the law
The Board of Education's back
ing to an additional $200-per-yea
continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
Kent County
+ Drum W ill
Be Held Here
Plans Complete For Ses-
sion Which Will Be
Held In New Century
Club March II.

Mrs. John W. Fry. vice-president
OF Kent county for the Federated
Clubs. has completed arrangements
for Forum which will be held in
the Milford New Century Club
rooms on Tuesday. March II. be
ginning at 10:30. This meeting is
for all clubs in Kent county and
Interested friends in the state.
Mrs u. W. buchanan ot Dover,
State president, will be present and
give greetings. while several of the
nine clubs will be represented on
the program by its president. The
main address of the day will be
given by DR.. WilmOtt Il. Jones OF
Friends School. Wilmington. Dr.
Jones will speak on western Eu-
rope Rebuilds Its Education.
Luncheon will be served in Grange
Hall. reservations for which may
be made with Mrs +. Davis Watson
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
Harrington Girl Has
Role In College Play
Miss Nerda Ruth Vanc, Howard
Kitchens. Milford, Are Selected

For the first time III the history
Of the University of Delaware Dra-
matte Presentations the leading
role will be played by a Freshman.
Miss Nerda Ruth Nane. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely Vane Of Har-
rington. has been chosen to portray
the characterization of Mary Todd
Lincoln in the production oi
storm" by the E-52 Players of the
L. OF D.. in Mitchell Hall tonight
CThursday). tomorrow night and
Saturday matinee. Howard Hitch
ems of Milford will take the part OF
Abe Lincoln Critics from Whining
ton. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington as well as several New
York Producers have been invited
to attend. The author also is eX-
rected at one performances
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
| Presented With Hand
some Red Cedar Gavel
At Tall Cedar Cere-
mOnial Last Week.

The midwinter ceremonial of
Evergreen Forest No. 49 Tall
Cedars of Lebanon staged in the
Tafnev Auditorium last week amid
decorations of tall cedars Skillfully
arranged to resemble miniature
cedar forest marked another sue
cessful meeting enjoyed by MasOno
from all parts of the State. | Robert
Wiley. Grand Tall Cedar and his
committees are accomplishing Won
ders in arranging enjoyable cere-
mOnials. This fact is attested to b!
tie large attendance at each meet
ing. The band concert by evergreen
forests thirty piece Band headed
the highlights OF the evening. Walt
er. Wells. director received many
compliments on the success he is
making with the organization.
Mayor Fl. Edward Maull OF
I.eweS, Delaware. a member OF the
forests legal committee, introduced
by the Grand Tall Cedar following
the opening of the forest made al
excellent address in which he pre-
sented Harry f.. Mayhew. Presiden
Of the Milford Chamber OF Com
merce with a handsome Savel mad,
of native Delaware red cedar on be
half of Evergreen Forest member
ship. In his address the MAYO
stressed the fact that the Tai
Cedars was backing the Chamber o
commerce 100 percent.
CONTINUED on page lOl
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
COLOred p. T. A. Work
Shop Opens In Milford
Mrs. Katherine B. Frank
lin Conducted First
Program

The second annual Leadership
Training Workshop. sponsored by
the Delaware Congress of COlOred
Parents and Teachers, opened on
Wednesday evening, March 5 in the
Milford Junior High School with a
program devoted to Health Prob
lens in Delaware. This first in a
series of Wednesday evening
meetings during March. was in
charge of Katharine Franklin, di-
rector of the Division of Public
Health Information of the State
Board of Health. The speakers in
Cluded DR.. Winder l.. Porter, Miss
Margaret Jeffrys; Miss Ernestine
Perry and Miss Martha WOodfolk
dental hygienists, all of the staff OF
the State Board of Health.
Continued on page ~
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
Kent All Clubs
Plan Activities
viii Make Observance Oi National
Ill Club Week

In Kent county All boys aud
girls are planning the following
activities in observance of National
I'll Club Week.
Each of these clubs will have
window displays i'll local store
window or in local schools.
Canterbury Sunny Smile Ill
Club. Viola.
CheswOld Blue Hen Club. CheS-
void
Clayton Clodhoppers Ill Club.
Clayton.
Harrington Sunshine Ill Club
Harrington.
Houston Cardinal Ali Club
Houston.
Kenton klubbers Ali Club. Ken
ton.
Paradise Al Club. FELTON,.
Westville HI Club, GoldSboro
Md
Wildcat Al Club, Wyoming.
The Harrington Sunshine All
Club will go to church on Sunday
March 9. 1947, as All Club
group.
continued on page g.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
X. w. Mdsten Heads
Motor Truck Assn.
Milford Trucking Company
Executive Unanimous
Choice OF Group

A large group of truckers from
all parts OF Delaware assembled at
the Dinner Bell Inn at Dover, Del.
on Thursday evening, February q.
to attend the first annual meeting
Of the association to be held since
the war. A large number of new
members were present, including
representative from the most out
standing trucking firms in the
state.
The meeting was called to order
by Mr.. Roger WOOleyhan Of
WOoleyhan Transport Co., Will
mingtOn, acting Preside mt since the
resignation of Mr.. Harry Mayhew.
A nominating committee COM
prised of Robert Mccormick of New
Castle County. Thomas w. Murray
Of Kent County. Home r Pepper OF
Sussex County and Louis ]. Kapel-
ski, At Large, were appointed by
Continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
Special Hospital
Auxiliary Meeting
Group VIII Meet With "Grey La.
dies" Representative Tuesday

The Ladies Auxiliary of Milford
Memorial Hospital have announced
a special meeting for Tuesday next.
March II. at three p. NJ. The meet
ing is being sponsored by the
group. III order that the duties OF
Grey Ladies" might be explained
by Mrs. Blair Meyers and Mrs. II.
Gray Of the Delaware Chapter
American Red Cross.
Mrs. Wittmer. superintendent ot
the Hospital, has appealed to the
auxiliary for Grey Ladies'" at the
hospital. and the meeting is being
held pursuant to this call. All
members OF the auxiliary are urged
to be present for this important
session