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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02

Prva nesreca Sc je pripetila
" cetrtek ma zrakoploviscu La
Guardia v New Yorku, ko je We
liko potnisko letalo DC-4 nekaj
minut po dvigu "a polet v Cleve-
land trescilo ma zemljo in zgo-
relc.
Ma lieu mesta je bilo ubitih
38 oseb izmed 48, XII so Sc naha-
jale ma krovu letala, "a opekli-
nami pa so tekom petka in sobo-
te umrli Sc trije potniki.
Trgovski Iudje il
Clevelanda med ubitimi
Med desetimi Clevelandcani
XII so bill ubiti, so bill vecji del
|trgovski ljudje, moski in zenske
XII so sc vracali domov "a praz.
mix Memorial Day, oziroma pc
zakljucku opravkov v New
Yorku.
Sedem Clevelandcanov Sc Sc
vedno nahaja z vecjimi ali mani
simi poskodbami v raznih new
lyorskih bolnisnicah.
Druga letalska katastrofa
cello vetja cd prve, Sc je zgodils
naslednji dan. to, je v petek, ,
lblizini Bainbridge.a v drzav
Maryland. " tel nesreci je bile
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02

lagal, da Sc ga da ma glasova-
ME Vincent Coff. Navzlic dali
Sim diskuzijam o tenn vaznem
vprasanju, so bill posredovalni
predlogi zavrzeni in je bilo od-
loceno, da Sc takoj izplaca $1,000
in sicer zacasnemu obrambene-
mu odboru, XII je ma predlog
John Pollocka bill sestavljen cd
vseh treh podruznic SANSa v
Clevelandu.
Sklep glede orzaniziranja
obrambenega odbora, XII DO dvi-
! gal sklad v zvezi tozbo, XII je
dvignjena proti "Enakopravno-
sti'', je dokaz da je konvencija
SANSa pravilno razumela zna-
caj napada ma progressive anne
riske ustanove, XII bodo prvit
postavile ma preiskusnjo svojo
enotnost.
NOvi glavni odbOr
Konvencija je viharnim odo-
bravanjem sprejela predlog, da
sc imenujeta "a castna predsed-
nika SANSa ustanovitel SANSa
in MEN dosedanji predsednik
,Etbin Kristan in mas amerisko-
slovenski pisatelj Louis Ada
mic.
Novi glavni odbor SANSa ije:
predsednik F. Wider, podpred-
sednika Anton Krapenc in Joe
Kotar, tajnik Mirko Kuhel Xxi
je bill sprejet. viharnimi ova-
cijami), blagajnik Vincent Cain
kar in zapisnikar Milan Medve-
SEX.
Konvencija je bila zakljucena
z nagovorom castnega predsed-
nika Etbina Kristana, XII je po-
zval ma enotnost in neutrudlji-
,vo delo "a izvrsevanje nalog,
pred katerimi stoji SANS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02

ma mestu ubitih So oseb,> med
mimi tudi emo dete.
Najvecja nesreca, kar
jih pomni Amerika
To je bila najvecja nesreca v
|zgodovini civilnega letalstva v
Zedinjenih drzavah. Letalo DC-4
je treseilo ma zemljo v pogorju
tri mile cd Port Deposit, Mary.
land, in 'zgorelo. Smrti nj usla
niti ena oseba ma krovu letala
ma katerem Sc je nahajalo 4e
potnikov in poslovno osobje, Sc.
stojece IL dveh pilotov in dveh
streznic.
Kaj je povzrocilo te dive kata.
strofi, morda ne bo nikdar do.
gnano, dasiravno Sc vrsijo OBJ
sirne preiskave. s,s
Glede nesrece v New Yorku sc
domneva, da jo je povzroGil ne
MAIDEN vihar, medtem ko Sc glede
druge katastrofe v Marylandu
poroca, da je bila >znorda krivs
slaba konstrukcija letala. Nekt
pride namre6 trdijo, da Sc je cd,
trgal rep, predno je letalo tire
lscilo ma zemljo.
Oalje m Z. stranI)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02

Charles O'Neill, XII je vodil
pogajanja v imenu obratoval.
cev, je izjavil, da so predstav-
niki premogarjev zavrgli ponud-
bo "a 15-centno zvisanje plac,
John L. Lewis zahteva 35-cent-
no zvisanje ma uro.
Poleg gornjega je Lewis, pc
izjavah O'Neilla, zahteval zvisa-
ME odskodnine "a zdravstveni
in zavarovalni fond cd 5 do 10
centov.
OstaG pogoji, katere
Zahteva Lewis
Lewis je postavil tudi zahte-
vo, da Sc v proti-delavske "a
konske predloge, XII sedaj caka-
jo ma koncno odlocitev predsed-
nika Trumana, vkljuci besedilo,
po katerem bi provizije -teh "a
konskih predlog ne prizadele
premogarsko unijo.
v pogodbo maj bi Sc vkljucilo
federalne varnostne predpise,
sest plaeanih praznikov, letno
dopustno place v znesku $100,
dvojno place "a nedelje, place
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
Sprejete so bile stevilne resolucije v
zvezi z bOdocim delom SANSa; kon-
vencija odobrila $1,000 "a obrambni
sklad 'Enakopravnosti''

Ma konvenciji SANSa, XII je vrsila tn Cleveandu
30 in 81 maja bile sprejete smernice XII bodo il te
ganizace stvore ocno progresvnih sill amerskh
Slovencev Program SANSa XII e bill preteklos delno
omejen e kulturno prosvetne zacetke della zvezi
stare domovino, refine in ponozne akce ter omeeno
pocno akcijo je razsirjen, da bo odgovarjal
poozau in ustrezal porebam XII nase naseence przade-
vajo kot ameriske drzavljane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
Novi groIbovi
IVAN KRNJEU

v petek popoldne oh 5. uri je
preminil ma svojem domu, kjer
je prebil zadnje mesece svojega
zivljenja v postelji, ivan Krnjeu
(Carneu), stanujoc ma 992 E.
n st. Donna je bill il Pokleka,
odkoder je prisel v Ameriko le-
ia 1901. Bill je Clan drustva sv.
Nikola st. ~ HBZ, ter je bill
uposlen dolgo let pri Fisher Bo-
dy Co. kot electrician. Njegova
lena Margaret je bila ubita cd
trucka v novembru leta 1941.
Tukaj zapusca otroke: Peter,
Mrs. Madge Martin, John, Mrs.
Ann Moore, Mrs. Rose ,Melito,
Mrs. Mary Pevec in Mrs. Dolly
Bronoff, vnuke, brata Petra v
Gary, Ind, in sestro Rose ter
brata Matijo v starem kraju.
Pogreb sc bo vrsil v torek zju-
traj OBJ 9:3O uri IL hise zalosti
pod vodstvom Grdinovega po-
grebnega zavoda v cerkev sv.
Pavla ma E. 40 st. ter nato v
druzinsko grobnico ma Calvary
pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
MALTA KRIzMAN

: Danes zjutraj je preminil oh.
&c poznani Malta Krizman,
stanujoc ma Norwood Rd. Pc.
greb oskrbuje zeletov pogreb-
nj zavod. Podrobnosti bono po.
rocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
AUTOMOBILE UBUAJO

Koncem minulega tedna, vklju-
civsi prank Spominskega dne-
va, so avtomobilske nesrece v
raznih delhi dezele zahtevale mic
mani kot 1O3 smrti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
MARY BENCIN

Ma Spominski dan je umrla
po dvo-tedenski hudi bolezni do
bro poznana Mary Bencin, roje-
ma Grubic, stara 50 let, stanu-
joca ma 6724 Edna Ave. Soprog
j je umrl pred IA lett. Donna je
bila il vasi Dobrava, fara sv.
Kriz pri Kostanjevici, kjer za-
pusca brata Franka in sestro
Rozalijo ter vec sorodnikov. Tu-
kaj je bivala 40 let in je bila
clanica dru6tva sv. Ane st. 4
SDZ ia druStva st. Clair Grove
It. o8 VIC. Tukaj zapusca tri
hcere, Josephine. Mary IN Fran
ces, brata Joseph Y OWendale,
Mich, ii bratraica Mike Kle-
menciG. Pogreb se bo vrsil Y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02

Pc pet-tedenski bolezni je pre-
minil v Charity bolnisnici po-
znani John Zaletel, star 66 let,
stanujoc ma 63O3 Glass Ave.
Donna je bill cd blizu Ljubljane,
odkoder je prisel v Ameriko
pred A lett. Bill je Clan drustva
Naprej, st. S sNPJ drustva Ju-
goslav Camp, st. 293 WOW, in
drustva Slovan, st. 3 SDZ. Pc
poklicu je bill mizar in je bill svo-
jecasno aktiven ma drustvenem
polju. Soproga Antonio je umrla
pred sestimi lett, sin John pa
pred tremi lett. Tukaj zapusca
tri sinove: Victoria, Stanleya in
Edwarda, hcer Mrs. Edith Sala~
mon in vec sorodnikov. Pogreb
sc bo vrsil v sredo popoldne OBJ
/. uri IL zeletovega pogrebnega
zavoda ma 6502 St. Clair Ave. v
druzinsko grobnico ma Highland
Park pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02

torek zjutraj oh 8.45 uri il ze.
letovega pogrebnega zavoda ma
65O2 st. Clair Ave. v cerkev sv.
Vida oh 9:3O uri in nato v dru-
zinsko grobnici na Calvary po-
kopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
TORNADO UB1L 81
OSEB v ARKANSASU

: PINE BLUFF, Ark, L.
junija. - Danes je udaril
tornado tukajsnjo okolico,
kjer Sc nahajajo najvecJi
bombazni nasadi ameriske-
ga juga, in ubil 81 oseb,
medtem ko sc nadal jnih Is
oseb pogresa.
Tornado je porusil neste-
to domov i'm wei streho vec
tisoS prebivalcem, vec sto
ljudi pa je bilo sposkodova-
nih.
Slicen vihar je malo pref
Obiskal Oklahoma, kjer je
bio ubitih sest oseb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
81 oseb ubitih v dveh
zrakoplovskih nesrecGah
Pretekli cetrtek in petek sta bila
crna dneva v zgodovim ameriskega
civilnega letalstva

eetrtek in petek proSlega tedna sta New Yorku
in Bainbrdge Maryland prpetili dive velk letalsk
srec katerh je izgubilo zivene namanj "a oseb Ba
sta najbol crna dneva zgodovin ameriskega cilnega
letalsva Med zrtvami e tudi 10 Clevelandcanov XII
izgub zvenje nesrec, XII e pripetila mestu New
York
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
Use KAYE, DA B0Do v JuLIJu
pREk0GARJI 5LI NA STAvk0
Lewis zahteva, da Sc zagotovi, da bo
pri proti-delavskih zakOnskih predlogih
storjena izjema "a premogarsko unijo

WASHINGTON, 81. n1aja-Izgledi, da DO L. julia L.
bruhna stavka premogarjev danes povecal ko je
priso do poloma pogaanh med lasniki severnih pre-
mogovnikov in unijo United Mine Workers.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02


Konvencijo je s pozdravnim
govorom odprl predsednik Et-
bin Kristan, nakar so nadaljno
vodstvo prevzeli konvencni
predsednik Josko Oven in pod.
predsednika Joseph F. Durn in
Jos. Zavertnik.
Prvega dne zborovanja je bi.
10 podano porocilo predsednika
Kristana, XII je orisal zgodovinc
SANSa cd njegove ustanovitve,
posebni polozaj in zgodovinski
razvoj, XII je vplival ma preu-
smerjenje organizacije z ozirom
ma dogodke, XII so Sc vrsili v
Jugoslaviji, ter porocilo glavne-
ga tajnika Mirka Kuhela, XII je
podal izcrpno poroeilo O delu
SANSa v teku zadnjih dveh let.
VISA poroclla SO o1fa sogfasno
sprejeta.
Resolucije, referati in
govori zunanjih gOstov
Podani so bill stevilni refera-
tt, cd katerih je vredno pudari-
tt referat o zenskah, XII ga je
podal Janko N. Rogelj. V Rog-
ljevem referatu je poudarjana
vloga, XII so jo zene vrsile pri
graditvi SANSa, pri raznih ak
cijah it'd.
Referat o politicnem poloza-
ju je podal predsednik Etbin
Kristan, bodocih nalogah SA-
NSa pa Vincent Cainkar.
Ma konvenciji so bila precita-
ma stevilna pozdravna pisma,
zahvale in telegram il Sloveni-
je in Jugoslavije ma splosno. L.
Slovenije je prispelo najmanj
200 pisem in pozdravov.
Nastopili so stevilni zunanji
govorniki, cd katerih so bill od-
lieni govori sodnika George
Bubnja il st. Louisa, XII je 60
voril v imenu "American Asso-
citation for Reconstruction in
Jugoslavija", predsednika Slo-
vanskega kongresa George Pi-
rinskyja in mladega Srba il
Pittsburgha, Vuciniea. Vsi govo-
ri so bill tembolj znacilni, ker
SO poudarjali potrebo "a ustvar-
jamie bratstva in enotnosti ne
samo juznih, ampak vseh Slova-
nov ma splosno.
Sprejete resolucije, s kateri-
mi je obsojena sedanja ameri-
Ska zunanja politika in istotako
protidelavski zakoni ze same po
sebi dovolj prepricevalno govo-
re, da bo ena cd bodocih in vaz-
nih nalog SANSa posve6ena
vprasanjim, XII progressive anne
riske Slovence prizadevajo di.
rektno kot ameriske drzavljane.
.Konvencijo je pismeno po-
zdravil in j zelel obilo uspeha
kongresnik Blatnik.
Odobreno $1,000 n Obrambni
sklad 'Enakopravnosti"
Ma konvenciji je bila odobre.
ma vsota $1,000 "a obrambeni
sklao '.Enakopravnosti" in sice,
ma predlog predstavnice Pro
)gresivnih Slovenk, XII so be pred
tenn odobrile "a tn namen $500
Predlog je tudi podprl in pred,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-05-23
CONGRESSMAN DISAGREE ON EFFECTS OF LOAN
PROGRAM FOR GREECE AND TURKEY

hear it said the UN is incapable OF
performing those functions for which
it was created.
Cong. George c. Sadowski (Rep
Mich.), declared the oppressed people
of the world cry for bread and we give
them bullets; they cry for freedom and
we give them bondage"
He regretted that congress is Jump
ing into this fight the people are wag-
ing against royalists ana monarchs
and going into this Balkan mess to OPP
pose the people,"
Cong. Adolph j. SABBATH dem. Ill),
insisted that "all the great economic
royalists and war profiteers, here and
everywhere, with all the force and
influence at their command, are advo-
eating this dangerous course and are
pushing us into it.
"The American people will pay the
bilI-in sweat and dollars, perhaps in
lives" he asserted.
I'VE are now being deceived into
World War II, declared Cong. William
Lemke (Rep., N. d.. I'VE are told
that we must become the permanent
Santa Claus. We are
old we must not only feed the world,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-05-23

but we must arm and set nation
against nation"
After charging a sinister conspir-
acy to draw us into open warfare, on
the side of every reactionary element,
Cong. George H. Bender (Rep., Ohio
made sensational charges affecting
Animal William Leahy, adviser to
the President, and William c. Bullitt,
former ambassador to France.
Leahy, according to Bender, worked
year and half trying to get rid of
former Secretary of State James F..
Byrnes because he was not tough
enough"
BuIlitt Accused of Fomenting Civil
War
Bender pointed out that Bullitt is
now in France, where, he said, he is
Intriguing" with General deGaulle to
organize a civil war.
Some of Bullitt's cronies when he
was ambassador to France, and who
share his views that we must fight
Russia, are holding responsible jobs
IN the state department, Bender said
will we furnish the equipment,
nen and materials, and vote the mon
ey needed to conduct civil war in
7rance?" Bender inquired.
Cong. Toby Morris (Dem., Okla).
ldded hypocrisy" to other epithets
Ipplied to the legislation.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-05-23

~ say" he shouted, Communism is
not on the march, but on the retreat.
You hear little about Communism in
Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Belgium
and Switzerland, because the leaders
there are giving the people good gov
eminent.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-05-23

Communism grows only where
there is squalor, degradation and con-
fusion. When we give good govern
ment to our people, Communism will
not grow here. The only way to de-
feat false philosophy is to provide a
better one to take its place"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-05-23
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5. All doctors, dentists, nurses and
hospitals and clinics meeting mini
mum standards are guaranteed the
right to participate, but none is re-
CURED to do so. Payment would be
made according to methods chosen by
g majority Of the physicians in the
area.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
Spring Concert
In Dover April II
Will Be Held In Wesley Methodist
Church On That Date

The fourth annual spring con-
cert of the Wesley Junior College
Glee Club and Choir. directed by
Mrs. William j. Storey, will be pre-
scented Thursday evening. April II.
at S:1J in the sanctuary of Wesley
Methodist Church, Dover. Because
of the wide reputation of the Glee
Club and Choir and the great de-
mand for tickets. it was considered
best to have a place for a larger
audience. since this would tax the
capacity of the college gymnasium,
where the concert has been pre-
viously held. The Choir is singing
Nevin's Venetian Love Song" from
the suite "A Day in Venice" and Mr..
Theodore Berger of Wilmington
will play the violin obligato. The
Choir will also sing the Edwin
Stringham setting of the Walter
delle Mare poem. Dream Song
The Glee Club will sing I'm the
Silence of Night" and the pro-
gram will close with the stirring
"Soldier's Chorus" by GounOd.
This year the Groups will have
Mr.. John Gurney. bass-baritone OF
Long Island, \. Y. as the featured
solOist. He will be accompanied by
Continued on page A.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
Clare Tree Major
Play Here April 10
aladdin And His Wonderful Lamp
will Be Presented In Auditorium

Delightful characters in one OF
the best loved fantasies in interna-
tional literature will come to life
on the stage of the High School
auditorium when the Clare Tree
Major Children's Theatre presents
aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp"
On Thursday, April 10 at 8 and II
d. III.
Mrs. Herman Phillips, Chairman
of Ways and Means OF Parent
Teachers Association which Is
sponsoring the performance here
says that in this special adaptation
of "Aladdin''. which is set against d
background of medieval China
Clare Tree Major has included all
of the exciting incidents of the
original story.
An amusing paradox is that al
though the action of Aladdin. Z
part of the Arabian series. "Oht
Thousand and One Nights. was
placed by the author in China. he
gave the characters Arabian names
and Arabian government officials
the Sultan and the Grand Nizier
were substituted for the EmperO
and the Mandarin. Clare Tree Ma
iOr has retained the two traditiOna
names. Aladdin and Bedr- el-budul
she has made the play Chinese il
all other respects to preserve tn
unity imperative in good drama.
The brilliant array of medieva
costumes combined with tn
Continued on page -
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
Levy Court Inspects
Sussex Airport
Tour vi Inspection by Officials
Made Last Tuesday

The members of the Sussex COun-
ty Levy Court last Tuesday made
their first official inspection of the
Sussex County Airport, including
all hangers, buildings and newly in
stalled equipment and met officials
of the several commercial airlines.
which are already using the facili-
ties of the airport. The members of
the Levy Court are George Mitchell.
president. Manford Penuel and
Frederick l.. Bennett. They were
accompanied by Norman H. Scott.
Clerk of the Peace of Sussex COun
ty, and Clerk of the Levy Court.
An increasing number of COM
mercial airlines are using the air.
port One item of importance in the
deliveries being large numbers of
baby chicks. Plans are now being
formulated for an extensive air
show to be held in May. according
to Col. w. c. Goldsborough. Manag-
Ell of the Sussex County Airport.
At one O'Clock. last Tuesday, fol-
lowing the official inspection. Col.
GOldsborough was host to the visit
ing air representatives. who flew
here for the occasion. The luncheon
was held in the Old Bell Tea Room
near the airport and the guests in
Continued on page ~
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
NEW CASTLE PRESBY-
Terry TO MEET SOON

The spring meeting of the
New Castle Presbytery will
be held in the Presbyterian
Church at Newark, Monday
and Tuesday. April II and %.
The meeting will open Mon
day night with the Foreign
Missionary Committee. head
ed by the Rev. C. S. Hoffman.
pastor of Elsmere Presbyter-
ian Church. in charge.
Business sessions will be
held the following morning
and afternoon. The first item
on the program will be the
election of a moderator, sue
ceeding the Rev. Gordon NJ.
Ruff. pastor of Red Clay
Greek Presbyterian Church,
who has served for the past
year. The new moderator will
preside at the sessions and
two ministerial and two lay
commissioners to represent
the Presbytery at the Cen
eral Assembly of the PreSby-
terian Church in Grand Rap
ids. Mich, May %, will be
elected.
Milford Pres byter a II
Church is a member of the
New Castle Presbytery.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
Senate Backs
Every 4 Years
Measure Passed In Up
per House Calls For
End Of Permanent
Voters List.

A general registration every four
years, instead of the permanent
registration system now in effect
throughout Delaware. is called for
in a bill passed by the Senate last
Friday by a vote of Is to one.
Senator Harvey H. Lawson (R-
Millsboro) cast the lone negative
vote.
Meanwhile, as the discussion last
Friday revOlved about election laws
in the state, the previous days con-
troversial measure to appropriate
$1.250.000 for the proposed health
and welfare center at Fort Dupont
was not reOpened.
16.Mile District Cited
Instead. argument centered or
the states registration laws. with
Senator Lawson explaining his me-
eative vote by stating that the regi-
stration of voters was different
matter in his 16-mile wide Indian
River Hundred than in city districts
onlv a few blocks in extent.
The Sussex senator said he wish
ed it were possible to separate the
Continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
28 Divorce Cases
For Sussex Court
Docket Is Full For Session Con
,ening Next Monday

The April term of Superior Court
and the Court of General Sessions
for Sussex County will convene on
Monday morning. April {. In Su-
perior Court there are listed 2S civ
il cases. two cases for argument. 2S
divorce hearings and IL final di-
vOrce cases
Divorce trials are listed as fol
lows:
Dallas Merle Messick. an infant
by his next best friend. John S.
Messick V. Evelyn Ann Thomas
Carmine Messick; Milton Benson
Harris V. Dorothy S. Harris; Emma
Horsey Wynder V. Ralph E. Wyn-
der; Earle Richard Todd V. Marian
Evelyn Todd; Roland Gray Layton
V. Florence Pauline Layton; MabeI
Piper V. Roland Piper: Julia NJ
Short V. Edwin T. Short: Preston
A. Hickman v. Kathryn o. Hick.
man; Doris Marie Ettmueller V
Continued on page 50
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
Assign 'Umps' In
Eastern Sho' League
Seven Recruits Selected From Nc.
GOwan School; HOrsey Heads STAFF

The Eastern Shore League will
start it's new baseball season with
a staff of nine umpires-seven of
them rockies.
League President Thomas j.
Kibler announced recently that the
only holdovers will be Hanson Hor-
Sey. the umpire-in-chief. and Rob
ert {. Hanks. of Fulton. Ohio.
The other seven were selected
from Bill McGOwan's umpire
school i'll Cocoa. Fla. where HOrsey
was member of the faculty. The
newcomers are: Max Price. Bay
onne. n. j.; Homan Bentz. Horizon
Wis; Raymond Alden. Gilman. Ia.
Arthur Alvarez. Mechanicsville. n
Y; Mike BriscOe. KeypOrt. \. j.;
William Bennicks. Detroit. Mich.
and Daniel Mcnamara, Jersey City
y. }.
Three of last years league um.
pireS gained promotions: Chef
Haupt to the Interstate League
jim HonOchik to the InternatiOna
and Ed Keimpel to the Southeast
ern. George Ekaitis and Henry
Darlington, who also were on tht
staff, have retired.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
Local Masons Annual REA
Visit Lodge Meeting Held
At RelianceL Last Week
Royal Welcome Given To
MilfOrdians By Mem
bers OF Gethsemene;
HersOn Made Address.

Last Friday night. March 2S,
the first time in its history
that Temple Lodge. No. 8. Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons. of Mil
ford. ever visited GethSemane
Lodge, No rs. A. +. < A. NJ, at Re
lance. Del.
TO say that Temple Lodge mem-
bers received royal welcome
would be placing it mildly. Geti-
Semane members went out of their
way to make every one feel vel
come and at home. This com
municatiOn of Gethsemane Lodge
will go down in Masonic history as
ii pleasant evening. The temple was
filled to capacity.
Past Master Warren T. Moore
represented the WOrshipful Mas
ter of Temple Lodge No g.. intro
ducing each member of the Temple
Lodge delega ton, reserving unit
last Past Grand Chaplain Franz
HersOn pastor of Avenue Church
Milford. who made the principa
address of the evening. 1t was the
cOncenSuS of the Temple Lodge
members who have had the pleas
ure of hearing Dr.. HerSOn speal
on many occasions that his address
before Gethsemane Lodge was on
of the best he had ever delivered
The address on Masonic subjec
of deep and significant interest t
every Master Mason. was ii master
piece.
Past Grand Master James |
Pierce spoke early in the evening
recalling many pleasing incident
of his term as Grand Master. an
visits he had made to Gethseman
Lodge.
WOrshipful Master Floyd
Henderson and several members {
GcthSemanc Lodge made intcrcS
ing addresses.
Refreshments. served late in til
evening. closed delightful viSi
This visit to Gcthsemanc Lodge i
Temple Lodge will be returne
| later in the year.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
Cantata At A. M. E.
Church This Sunday
Mrs. Fontainc :. Mitchell Directing
Young Peoples Club

Easter Sunday night at eight
O'Clock. the Young Peoples Adult
Club of Bethel A. NJ. f.. Church. un-
der the direction of Mrs. FOntaine
S. Mitchell. will present Ira Il.
Wilson'S Cantata. The King Eter-
nal. This Cantata consists of
twelve songs. combined with the
group singing, the following will
be featured:
Solos-Mrs. Viola Jones. Miss
Catherine Vann. Mrs. Queen Esther
Deputy and Mr.. Howard Fletcher.
Duets-Mrs. Sara Powell 'and
Mrs. Gladys Nann, Mr.. Raymond
Brown and Mr.. James Fann.
Quartets Mrs. Viola Jones. Miss
Grace Ann Davis. Mr.. Raymond
Brown and Mr.. Howard Fletcher.
Mrs. Frances Henry is the pia
mist and Mrs. Frances Harmon il
narrator.