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Milford chronicle., 1948-12-24
GEORGETOWN

Charles Robert joseph. we'll.
knoWn retired farmer, aged rs years
0led suddenly of a heart attack a
nls nome on w. Market Street. about
ten-thirty O'Clock, last Thursday
nlsnt. Born near Piney Grove. about
hVe miles from Georgetown. he was
son Of the late Robert NJ. and Ella
Joseph Engaged in farming. he re-
ured about Is years ago. but re-
NAMED active until his death. He is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Annie
Joseph; a daughter, Mrs. Ethel
Joseph Wilson. New York Citv: a
grandson, Charles Howard .Josenb n
student at the University of DeIa-
ware, who was reared bv Mr.. and
mrs. Joseph and a granddaugbter
Mrs. George Alves, a teacher in
newark Del There are also surviv-
ing three brothers, William E. Har-
~ u, and John H. Joseph. all Of
georgetown and a sister, Mrs. CIar-
Stce thompson, of Wilmington
FuneraI services were conducted
IN the Carey Funeral Home. Ceoroo-
town, at II noon, Monday. Decem6er
~ with the Rev. w. o. Hackett. pas
Tor OF Wesley Methodist Church
omciating Interment in Union Gem (
etery. ---0i N0iii-
Sponsored by the Agricultural
committee Of the GreenwOod XII
wants Club, one of the most impOrt-
ant meetings Of the year was held
IN Greenwood Fire Hall, last Thurs
uay night, when more than IS far
mers and landowners in the Bridge
FliIe' Greenwood and Pennington
area met to discuss drainage prob
lens IN connection with the Nanti-
coke and Marshy Hope tributary
QlLcnes. These two ditch systems
draln most of the area of western
ana northwestern Sussex and tha
nearby sections Of Caroline County. ,
Inc meeting was called to order
1y Robert Jester, president of the {
Greenwood Kiwanians. who nra-
'ented William H. Henderson. COun- /
= agent Of Sussex County. In addi- v
ION to Mr.. Henderson, other sneak
rs were E. H. TalbeFt, Soil Conser
'atlOn engineer Of the Soil Conser-
.atlon District in Sussex County
ND Howard Warren, P. MA. Chair
can in Sussex.
Mr. Talbert gave a brief comnro-
enslVe review Of drainage opera-
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-24

lions in Sussex and on the E,os+o,.,
oHOre' discussing methods used anC
results obtained. He also outlined
the various ways in which the SoiI
conservation District will be able II
assist farmers and land owners NJ
the area to put into operation >
nluch needed drainage program
Mr.. Warren explained the nature
ana type of assistance farmers NAV
OOtaln through p NJ. A. in SUSSEX
An open discussion participated in
Dy the entire group of both the Nan
ucOke and Marshy Hone areas re-
suited IN the formation of some ten
tatlVe plans that promise a fniI
scale program.
a meeting of farmers and land
owners In the Marshy Hone area in
hent and Sussex Counties and near-
Dy Caroline County. Nd. will bo boi,I
t' early IN January. County AgricuI
turaI agents from these three com
IIes and a representative from the
boards Of Supervisors of each if the
three Soil Conservation DistrictS
L III
VIII De invited to attend the maeting
Aslo beginning the first of the
year owners Of farms and lands
drained by the Nanticoke tribntaTy
lltcnes' plan to hold a series of
meetings in all sections oft hat area .
-OF the purpose of deciding what
and how much can be done fowarJ
4 cOOrdinated and affooti,,o a ?
program. III aildse
Extensive work on both tboso
lltch systems is imperative IN in
,ure sufficient drainage for the on
IRE area and to insure protectiT,n
u the soil and crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D. Smith and
lrs; Hattie Calhoun spent The
weekend in Wilmington as tbe
,uest Of Mr.. and Mrs Tbonn'. ,a'e
'aYne and family. mas
Mr. and Mrs. G. Howard Ivi1l,iu.
pent the week end with ti5,lS tbaiS
;aughter and son-in-law. Mr. ana and
iIs. Raw Masten in Wilmington
MRS. James B. Carey sDent tvo !
avs OF this week in PhiladeInbis
Mr. and Mrs. Howard w Rrsm
al were in Philadelphia for tho .
eeK-end and were accompanied :
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-24
slight injuries to his legs.

slight injuries to his legs.
Miss Grace Bennett has returned
to the Delaware Hospital in wilm-
lngton for duty, after spendinz
some time with her mother Mrs
Blanche R. Bennett. Mrs. Bennett
was an overnight guests with her
On Friday in Wilmington.
MRS; Margaret Bennett and son
RusselI Bennett, were in WiImin . >
10 none day last week. .
MISS susie Speakman of Wilmino
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-24

home by their son. George st,,
dent In the Valley Forge lTiIitar,,
academy, who will spend the Christ
mas holidays at home. - '''
Miss Dorothy Townsend who T..
,eachlng at Oak Ridge. Tenn is
nome for the holidays with her nar-
enlS' MI and Mrs. E. A. Townsend
John r. Kitchens, Leroy LittIeton
9nd Mrs. Freeman Johnson. who
nave been patients in Milford Mem
OIIaI Hospital, returned to their
homes here last Friday
georgetown Chapter No. 9. Order
VI tne Eastern Star, were hostesses
at the HasOnic Home, near WiIm-
lhgton on Sunday where thew served
refreshments to the guests of the
home. VI 'iie
Mrs. Nellie Faucet. of WiIming
lon' Is spending some time with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs: W. Raymond Faucet. on s
Bedford Street. y" D
~ MIS- Minnie Joseph Barbour. aged
90 years, wife of Mr.. William Rar-
Oour' OF New York City and GEORGE
town. died Monday afternoon in /
~ home near Delmar. after an !
illness of several months.
MTs' Barbour was born in Georga-
own daughter of the late Daniol
tnu Ellzabeth Taylor Joseph and
i iveu mere all her life until a few
ears ago when she went to New
IN addition to her husband. she is
u urvlVed by a sister, Mrs. Lille
lckery Of Macon, Missouri.
Funeral services were conducted
q the Carey Funeral Home. on n /,
''eolord Street. Thursday afternoon
'ecember %, at two O'Clock. with
pc le ReV. W. o. Hackett, officiating
nterment in Union Cemetery here !
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-24

ton' is spending this week with Mrs.
6ianche R. Bennett on Slaughter
Beach Road.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-24

snow contains so much air that
allmals hibernate beneath it and
men nave been buried in drifts for
TWO full days and lived.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-24

After 56 baseball meetings between
tne New York Yankees and Giants
each team had won q and tied two
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-24

UCIA football Coach Bert Ia.
Prucherie says the 1948 Northwos-
tern team is the hardest-bitting
club his squads have faced sinco l.e'ile he
began coaching the Bruins in 1945
Meteors are twice as numerous
rom rom Julv to January as from Ian
uary to July. ' '"i
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-24
TO THE CITIZENS OF MILFORD.

sfO tn fiscal
$50 orwhhHe
the esugth
" and Co
submitted
Evening star., 1948-03-01

idea that cooperation is possible
with communism 'has a stubborn
life." But when the issue is clearly
drawn, 1t said. the Communists
themselves make clear that in their
eyes there are two worlds which
cannot live together and that sooner
or later one must triumph"
Since World War II, the report
declared, ut has become clear that
Soviet tactics are not free and
peaceful as we understnd those
terms" The report added:
To-day it is clear that the leaders
Of the Soviet Union believe that
they have great opportunity.
They hope that some or all
of the weakened institutions of
Western Europe can be broken.
Neither they nor we know just how
much they can gain by their drive
for power" ...-
Evening star., 1948-03-01

lieutenant Of Jan Masaryk told
me, Gottwald was called to Mos
COW and given his orders to bring
the country into the Russian orbit
by spring..
He was promised the full support
OF Yugoslav and Polish strong -arrn
squads and the outside pressure
Of the Russian army. The time
table was advanced by the resigna-
ton of the IL opposition ministers.
But the key was the Czech army.
It was not affected by the infiltra-
ton, but Is now being purged.
A Czech army officer ! also knew
In London told me that the Rus
slams were ready to move five
mechanical elements on the point
Of the Czech border opposite the
American occupation zone Of Ger
many. They did move the effectives
Of an army corps opposite Bratis-
lava in the east.
Thus President Benes knew il
would be a hopeless massacre te
call out the army and start a
civil war the Russians would have
interfered with. MIR. Benes is a
dying man. He is dying Of diabetes
and is believed to have rendered
his resignation already, subject to
the approval of Parliament at a
timing suitable to the Communists
It is all over now but the sweep
ing up. Gradually all Westerners
except those who can be controlled
and watched and all Western in
huence will be forced out Of the
nation as 1t goes deeper behind
the iron curtain. The foreign air.
lines and foreign businesses are
expected to get their notices next
week.
We have one immediate counter
action. Eighty per cent Of the
nations economic life depends on
its trade with the Western world
Evening star., 1948-03-01
Speed Of Czech Coup
Surprised Even Reds,
Broadcasfer Relates
By Merrill Mueller
kofionol Brccdcostins Co. Correspondent
fDisfyibuted BY The Assceiuted pressl

Noffon0i bfoudcdsftnS Co. Correspondent
(Disiribvfed by The Assoeiofsd Press)
LONDON, Feb. 81 have just
returned from the land or sorrow
and misery, the land of confusion
and doubt CzechoSlovakia; 7 left
Prague by courier plane as parade
Of the Communist-armed militia
through ranks of numbed, weeping
people became my last scene of the
fallen bastion Of liberty In Central
Europe.
went there to broadcast the
story Of the formation of the new
Czech dictatorship-for it Is exact
ly that. But got there too late. r
was the first radio correspondent to
be refused broadcast facilities on
the excuse Of technical difficulties.
The technical difficulty is simple
The transmitters that foreign cor
respondents once used are now being
devoted to Communist propaganda.
The Ministry Of Information is
cracking down hard now on any
truthful expressions outside Com
munist control. A Czech editor I
knew in London during the war
brought to me at my hotel copy Of
the ministry's order to all news
papers in Czechoslovakia forbidding
publication Of any news other than
that of the official Czech news serv-
Ice and the Russian Tass Agency.
Regular Agencies Purged.
The same order applied to the
Czech state radio, but there was an
interesting difference. The Min
istry Of Information knew nothing
of the ban on foreign broadcasters,
I was officially told, but the Com
munist Party headquarters knew the
whole story. That Is the basis of
what is happening in Czechoslovakia
today. The regular government
agencies have been completely in
capacitated and are being purged,
while the Communist Party head
quarters through its Peoples Militia,
takes direct action throughout the
country. ....-.
Even Element Gottwald, the
Communist Prime Minister, Is sur
prised at the speed Of this dicta-
torial plan which was conceived
months ago. It should have started
today with mass labor meetings
as result of Czechoslovakian ap-
proval Of the original Marshall
Plan. But when that happened,
Evening star., 1948-03-01

as the main force of the revolution.
IS. They fear a coalition against
the Soviet Union.
= "6. They therefore fear recon-
struction or federation in the nom
Communist world.
"7. They utilize the most modern
and effective means Of cold warfare
to strengthen their own forces and
to weaken all others.
Theories Do Not Change.
IS. The Communist parties out
side the Soviet Union are junior
partners or auxiliaries.
70. The tactics are based on .
definite theory, and the central
propositions of that theory do not
change.
"10. The division Of Europe and
Asia between the victors of World
War II is to be settled by power
politics and not by negotiation"
The committee warned that the
Evening star., 1948-03-01

to make a special study of such
movements as communism and fas-
cism, said its first major study was
naturally concerned with the in
ternational pact of Communist ac-
tivities" because communism is a
factor in every foreign policy prob
lem.
The committee stated these "sim-
pie conclusions" from its study Of
all aspects of Soviet and Commun-
ist policy and tactics:
81. The Communists have one
goal-world revolution.
"2. They assume the revolution
will be violent.
"3. They are incapable Of accept
ing the idea that peace can endure
from now on, and they expect one
more catastrophe war.
-. The Soviet Union is regarded
Evening star., 1948-03-01

Why is Nickel such good friend of this young
mother and her child?
You'll find the answer in the all-important
word Cleanliness.
For, just century ago, crusading young
doctor named Semelweiss made the vital discov-
cry that immaculate cleanliness was necessary
to check the dreaded child-bed fever.
Since then, the way has been marked by names
like Lister! Koch! -. Pasteur H.. milestones
on the road to health through sanitation.
One way your hospital pays tribute to their
pioneering is through it's use of modern equip
ment made of Stainless Steel and Monel - both
alloys of Nickel
These Nickel alloys resist corrosion. They can
be kept cleaning bright and sanitary. They are
smooth, hard metals that will not rust or pit, to
harbor microbe marauders.
Evening star., 1948-03-01

o B@. TIN. %.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
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MADISON MILLS, 303 Fourth ave-, New
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GET ON BOARD the ever increasing band
wagon, supported by an alert nationwide
advertising campaign. Sales producins.
following among deparament Stores ysu haTd nade
ware and auto accessory outlets phone
Metropolitsn 1885 fer appointment. II
or inexperienced. II you are interested
in making 5000 per year and have the
following qualifications, good habits, neat
appearance and own a car. call UN. 340O;
eyes syssSS,WMA. VA. ,4d95;r,our 4d95; ,,,,,I
opening fof entereetic ExPERIENcED D5
men, following preferred Must have car.
For appt. call Union 100, after 1 pm,
MIR. CARSTEN. -5