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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17
DAIRY.
Ma Ceskou Svob. Skolu
Aug. HeFmana:

K uctenf pamatky man
zelky pf. Marie Pokorny daro-
val p. Josef Pokorny $500.
* uct6nf pamatky zemre-
l6ho bratra, svakra a strycka
%. Josefa Drsaty darovali:
p. a pf. Frank Drsata $1,000
Jan J. Drsata 500
Elisha Streaker 800
Helena Rhine 500
K uctenf .pamatky zem-
Tele pf. Amy Hrubesove, Falls
ton, Md, darovali Josef a Eden
ka Kunasek, Aberdeen, Md.
$500 a p. a pf. Rud. PaT1zek,
baltimore $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17
9th. Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr.
starosta naseho mesta navste-
YOU " Rhine u Sv. Otce.

Mayor D'Alesandro, ktery
pred nedavnem odejel ma kon-
ferenci starostd do Hague, Nj
zozemsko, meskal tyto dny V
Rhine, kde byl pfijat papezem
Piusem XII. v soukromem sly
Semi. Svaty Otec udelil lidu ma
seho mesta pozehnanl. V roz-
hovoru S nasim starostou velice
Sc za.jfmal O nase mesto, zmlnil
Sc O jeho krase, nebot Ia jeho
pobytu v Americe. ztravil KRAFT
ky cas- v Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17
"Den Letectva" " sobotu,
49,. zafi.

Jiz Ultra v sobotu, Is. zaf1
budou Sc konati oslavy "Dnu
Letectva Spojenych Stat1 A
merickych". Tento den zna-
mena prvnf vyrocf oficielnlho
zapocetf III. s. Air Force" ja-
ko samostatne jednotky Ozbro-
jene Moci Spoj. Stat1.
Vynosem Nat. Security Aktu
z 1947 bylo Letectvo postave-
no ma roven Armada a Manor
nictvu. MISUNDERSTANDING
osm take enact Al rok ~existen-
&c prvnf vojenske vzdusne jed
notky naroda, ktera byla zalo-
zena /. srpna 1907 jake Letec-
ka Sekce Signaloveho Sboru.
Toto jest ctvrta oslava "Dnu
Letectva'.
Ucelem "Dnu Letectva" jest
zdnrazniti vyznam letecke 81
ly a jejf dGlezitost k bezpec-
nosti zeme a svetoveho mfru.
Rocni oslavy take slouz1 jake
prilezitost k pTehlednut1 pr1-
nosu Letectva ku pokroku v
dobe mfru, zrovna tax, jake k
vojenske pTipravenosti, pfipo-
mfnka veTejnosti O potrebe po-
moci zaopatriti a udrzeti pri-
meTene letecke rame: demon
strovati proc must byti ustavic-
ny program badan1 a vyvoje a
projeviti poctu American1m,
kterf byli prGkopniky vyvoje
letecke silly a kterf slouzili sve
vlasti We vzduchu.
K zakladn1mu 1celi - "Air
Power Is Peace Power" druzl
Sc tento rok = "Know Your
Air Force Better! K dosaze-
nj toho jest zapotrebf silna re-
serva lidske silly We forme Wy
cvicene Letecke Reservy a Lee
tecke Narodni Straze, shiny le-
tecky prdmysl a pokracujici
program v badanf a vyvoje.
Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg
nacelnik stabu U. S. Letectvs
prav1:
"Chceme, ably kazdy vedel {
svetove roll, zodpovednosti 8
potTebach sveho Letectva, KITE
re budujeme ma sllu 70ti sku.
pin. Take chceme ably mlad
muzi a jeiich rodice vedeli {
cetnych prflezitostech ktere s.
otvfraif kvalifikovane mladez
.ljako Leteckych KadetG a Ma
verbovanych Client ma zaklad'
Planu Letecke Kariery."
Oslavy Leteckeho Dnu Sc bu
dou konati pc celych Spoj. Sta
tech a posadkach v zamof1 tn
to sobotu, 10. zarf.
Take u mas v Baltimore $
budou konati oslavy. Podrob
nosti budou v DENIM angelic
KEN tisku. zadame nase kra
-ljany by Sc techto> oslav zucast
mill svoji cetnou navstevou!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17
Dalsi resignace csl. diplomatic
" Americe.

We stfedu, 8. zaTf resignoval
csl. konsul v Chicago DIR. Lad.
Krno a pozadal americkou Via
du by zde mohl zIstati. K no.
vinaT1m pravil "ze nen1 jineho
vychodiska."
Konsul Krno nebyl jiz delSi
dobu s~pokojeny s komunistic-
kou vladou We stare vlasti a do
zorem mad jeho 1Tadem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17
PaTizsky Sokol prerusuje
stykv s &. 0. s.

Csl. informacni sluzba v Lon
dyne oznamila, re silna skupi-
ma "Sokol PaTiz" a vsechny
kultGrnf csl. organisace v hlav-
MIN meste Francie pTerusily
styky S G. O. S. v Praze. Tyto
skupiny Sc pripojf k Americke
Sokolske Organisaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17
POFIREB.

- Dne 13. Zafl Zemrel V
Emergency Hospital, Annapo-
lis, Md, p. Leslie V. Rinker,
manzel pl. Gertrude Rinker,
2531 Cedar Drive, Baltimore,
We start 80 let. Narodil Sc v
Baltimore a zamestnan byl u
firmy A. Il. Robertson Co.
Pohreb konal Sc We ctvrtek.
16. zarf re SchimGnkova Pohf.
Domu do Our Lady of Perpetual
Help kostela a odtud ma hrbi.
|tov Nejsv. Vykupftele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17
Sokolska Hlidka.
IS clenI predsednictva COS
resignovalo.

Praha. - z protestu mad
-cistkami v radach Sokolstva
resignovalo re svych funkcl ID
clenG predsednictva Csl. obce
sokolske. Mezi mimi je i br'
Even Koepl, jednatel Oboe,
ktery sc lonskeho roku z1cast-
nil sokolskeho zajezdu Sc vzor-
nymi druzstvy ma slet Americ-
keno Sokolstva v Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17
Starosta cos DR.. Ant. Hfeblk
Sc pripravuje ma cestu do
Spojenych StatG.

StarOSta CSl. Oboe SOkOlSke
DIR. Antonln Hrebik napsal
pfedsedovi vydavatelstva Den
tho Hlasatele Edwardu Rezab-
kovi z Belgie, re v dohledne|
dob6 pTijede do Spojenych Sta
til a vzpomfna pr teto pfilezi-
.tosti ma svHj rozhovor v redak-
CT "Denn1ho Hlasatele" z lon
skeho roku u pTllezitosti zajez-
du sokolske delegace ma slet
americkeho sokolstva. DR.. Hire
blk p1se toto:
V Bruselu, 26. srpna 1913.
Drahy bratfe!
Casio jsem ma Tebe vzpoml-
nal, zvlaste Cd 1nora letosnlho
roku, ktery mas tax rychle Wy
lecil z nasf dGvery dane slo-
vo Sc strany Ruska. Jak caste
bylo nam zd1raznovano, re
Rusko Sc nikdy nebude micha-
tt do nasich vnitrnich zalezito-
Esti. V6rili jsme tomu vsichni.
I mas mily Jan Masaryk, Sc KITE
rym jsem jel nekolik hodin VIA
KEN z Prahy ma Moravu (my
jsme jeli tehdy ma Slovensko k
zahajen1 zimnfch sletovych
her) nekolik dn1 pred pucem.
Bylo to v sobotu, IA. 1nora
1913; celou cestou mluvili jsme
O pomerech donna i venku, O
blfz1cich sc volbach a Jan Ma
saryk veTil, re u mas zvltezi de-
mokraticke strany! I my vsi-
chni jsme' skalopevn6 veTili!
Vysledek voleb byl by nase O.
cekavan1 dplne splnil. Proto
k svobodnym volbam doj1ti ne
smelo, proto musil pfij1ti puc!
A tax jsem casio vzpom1nal
ma mas rozhovor v Americe. il
ste Sc ma n6j take pamatujes,
Ty isl byl pessimista, ia jsem
byl optimistic - pokud jde Q
budoucnost Ceskoslovenska. b.
huzel = pro mas = mel isl ten
dy pravdu Ty! Proto tax cas-
to jsem ma rozhovor s TebOU
vzpom1nal! = Je to jiz mas O.
sud! Vlast nase je ma rozbran.
dvou myslenkovych svetd, kde
vetsina odchovana masarvkoy
skou demokracif, byla nucena
zapTft svoje prave city. a ales.
pom ma oko sloucit nebo VOLT
trpky 1d6l emigrace.
Volili jsme = zena i ia =
to druhe, nebot sokolska w
chova cd detstvi nedovoloval;
nam jednati jinak. Radi jsm'
opustili vse, co jsme ST svol
pracf a pill "a svdj zivot vydo
byli, jen abychom zachranil
to, co nam bylo a je nejdrazs
i svobodu! - Hned pc puc
/ vidal jsem Sc clenstvf eesko
slovenskem parlamentu, kter.
pTestal byti mluvc1m lidu, kite
) ry svoje zastupce svobodne S
zvolil. Svoji funkce starost
! Ceskoslovenskeho Sokolstv;
: jsem Sc vidal, kdyz komunist
kladli mi podm1nku, abych Wy
dial provolanf v jejich duchu
prot vsemu, co jsem zastava
drive. Odmitl jsem S tim, Z
4 Size ma svete vsecko mohu ztrs
It'll - ale nikoliv svoji ces
Vedel jsem. re Sc poustfm d
nerovneho boje, ale vedel user
: take, re We vlasti zdstati memo
hu. Komuniste pT1lis dobf
znali mole postaven1 v Soko
stvu, nez ably mne pc sletu nj
chali v klidu. Pr1lis jsem jill
pTekazel.
! A proto = pc zafizenf VS.
i no potTebneho - pustili jsn
) Sc do odvazneho podniku :
) prechodu dobTe stTezenych hr;
"a tmave noel. - Cd 2
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17
Poor ma dopisy do
Teskoslovenskal

Dopisy = kter6 zasllate do
stare vlasti, jsou tam otvirany,
a je-li v Mich neco zavadneho
O politice neb kritika dnesnl
csl. vlady - jsou fotografova-
ny a pTijemc1m hrozi nepri-
jemnosti!
Pr psani SWIM drahym bud
tie opatrni!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17
Dopis.

Ctena redakce "Telegrafu''!
Nejprve srdecny pozdrav ma
v redakci. Pfikladam
postovnf poukazku ma $3.50
jake predplatne. "Telegraf"
me spravne dochaZi, pride
vdzy v patek, dfky!
John F. Dobricky, Sr.
RiNa, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17
Krajanka Odjela ma navstevu
do Chicago.

Znama sokolska a narodni
pracovnice pi. Rozalie Legro-
va odjela tento tyden ma nav
st6vu ku sve svakrove pf. Au-
gust Sticha Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17
. international Center YWCA
26 South Broadway

budou predvadeny ukazky tan
CD tanecnimi instruktory Ar
thur Murray Studios dnes v pa
tex. II. zafi 8 hodin vecer.
Tato ukazka Dude nasledova-
ma nacvicnou hodinou.
Vsechny trfdy, kluby a re-
kreacnf cinnost muz1 a zen "a
hail cinnost 1. Tljna. Reditel-
kou cinnosti pro dospele je 81
Lillian OzaZewski.
Helen Garvin
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17

Sdruzene Csl. Delnicke
Smoky poTadaji tuto nedeli
VeIkolepy Vylet do Slovenske-
bo Domu, 6526 Holabird Ave.
PToct9te 81 jejich ornament ma
zadnf strane Telegraph.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17

Upozornujeme nase ctenare
ma oznamku u. S. Army a U. S.
Air Force Recruiting Service,
ktera Sc naleza ma zadnl stra-
ne "Telegrafu'.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17

Praha. - z protestu mad
|cistkami v radach Sokolstva
resignovalo re svych funkcl 10
clenG predsednictva Csl. obce
sokolske. Mezi mimi je i br.
Even Koepl, jednatel Oboe,
ktery Sc lonskeho roku z1cast-
nil sokolskeho zajezdu Sc vzor-
nymi druzstvy ma slet Americ-
keno Sokolstva v Chicago.
Projev Karla Prchala, starosty
A. S. O. ma tryzns Ia presiden-
ia DR.. Edvarda Benese porada-
ne v Chicago dine 8. zar1 1948.
Do beztak smutnych dnG ce-
skoslovenskeho lidu, ktery ami
krasnym 1spechem XI. vseso-
kolskeho sletu nemohl Sc roz-
Do dnf, kdy pTichazela ma
Tfzen1 o ociste sokolske organl-
SAGE z dGvodu sc sokolskou We
CT nesouvis1cf, O te ociste, KITE
"a vec vSesokolskou a vefeJnou
nesmirne poskodila
Do dn1, kdy sokolske zupy v
Ceskoslovensku pTipom1naj1 slo-
w jdoucimi re srdci a dust, re
Sokolstvo, jehoz clenstvo Je
slozeno z nejsirsfch vrstev Ii
du, ktere ma pres million clenu
a v prGbehu $50 let dalo narodu
veliky ideal demokraticky a So
cialni, dalo narodu tis1ce clenu
legionarskeho bratrstva a pres
$4,000 mucedn1k1 v druhe sve-
tove valce a kdy durazne Cd
mitajf zasahovan1 statu do sve-
no siku a CHI kontrolu svych
rad, kontrolu, ktere jde 0 zde-
ptanf Sokolstva, o jeho ponlze-
nj a pospinen1 a podvracenl
lasky, jiz k nemu ceskosloven-
sky lid chova a O poskozen1 do
breho pomeru mezi Sokolstvem
a lidem pracuj1c1m =
Do dni, kdy clenove = ba
drivejsf odpGrci a nepfatele So
kolstva mali pravo rozhodovat
O sokolskem bratrstvu a navr-
hovat frosty pro cleny, ktef1
jsou v Sokolstvu dobrovolne =
Do techto smutnych dn1 pfi-
sla bolestna zprava o tezke,
zle nemoci DIR. Edvarda Bene-
Sc a pc nekolika dnech 1zkost-
liveho cekani zprava jeste
smutnejsf, re druhy president
Republiky ceskoslovenske do
konal svou pout zivotni.
Opustil svGj lid, kteremu sc
stal symbolem volneho zit1. O.
pustil Sokolstvo, jehoz byl Gle
mem, i u mas Americe, kde
byl cestnym clenem obce nasl
kde jsme no hrde wall svyn
bratrem a Tfkali mu Ty.
!, V teto dobe, kdy uz nezije {
ien duch jeho a myslenky, il
miz mas obohacoval, dale jsol
zivy v nasich dusfch v te chvl
{ Ii, &C tax daleko Cd rodnycf
, kraft a Sc slzou v oku Feline
. 81 jeho odchodu a pripomina
! me 81 odkaz sveho velikeht
bratra.
3 -Sli jsme S bratrem Benesen
We druhe valce svetove jake z;
valky prvnf jsme nasledoval
Tomase G.. Masaryka a stefa
nika a idealem nas1m jake Je
jich byl volny, demokratick.
ceskoslovensky stat. Tent
svGj ideal AMI dnes nezradlme
Demokracie znamena nikol
, bezuzdnost, ale zvyseny poci
odpovednosti a odm1tnut1 yes
kere anarchie. Demokracie j
spoluvladou. Je politikou re
ozumu a poctivosti, pofadku
prace. Proto odm1tame vsech
, ny snahy o totalitu a samovla
7.'ldu.
DR.. Benes byl zosobnenl1
naseho idealu demokracie. MI
-tev telem = zaTi dale svetlel
nesmrtelneho ducha a rozsv'
v cuje obzory pristine vyvoj
D lidstva.
r., V jeho pojetf ceskoslovensk
I, otazka byla otazkou mravn
e, Byl pTesvedcen, re m1sto POI
v tivych CechG a SlovakG je tan
u kde. Sc bojuje "a ideally spray
dlnosti a prava.
k, VeTil, re sila demokratick
+. no pfesvedcen1, v nemz zij1
dee lidskosti, prava a SPRAY
IL dlnosti je vecna, re ideal d,
lmokracie niue docasne POI
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-17

Severnf Karolina byla
iednfm z pGvodnfch 13 statu
Spoienych StatG Americkych
"a nrohlaSenf revoluce.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-01

States and parts of Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Lynch quietly
celebrated their 25th wedding an
niversary with a family dinner on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Casper Boyce entertained
her bridge club on Tuesday. The
ladies arriving at one for dessert
and the afternoon was spent play
ing cards.
Mrs. Doris Cherry of Lincoln and
Horace Walls of Milford were
quietly married at the Lincoln par
sonage by Rev. E. N. Wright on
Friday night. Mr.. and Mrs. DOry
Brittingham attended the couple.
There were quite a number of
friends present to wish them much
happiness in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Donovan,
formerly of Milton, are occupying
an apartment in the home of Mrs.
DonOvan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Morris.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-01

Andrew Bellies and son, An
drew Bellies, Jr., visited relatives
in New York City on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson of
ArdmOre, Pa, were recent guests
of their aunt, Mrs. Mae P. John
son and Mr. and Mrs. Richard john
son and son.
Mrs. Caddie Beideman who has
been visiting her children in Yea
don and LansdOwne, Pa, returned
home last week.
Mrs. Charles Atkins and daughter
Gladys of Marydel, Md, called on
friends here on Thursday.
Sunday callers on Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. Warrington were Mr..
and Mrs. Doll Parsons, Otis Cliff
ton, Jr., and George Hadder, Jr.,
of BrOadkill, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
Pepper and son and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pepper Of Lewes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paynter Reynolds and sons
of Milford Neck, Mrs. Catherine
Parsons and son Granville of
Bridgeville, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hadder of BrOadkill and Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Wilkins and family.
/ Miss May Nugent of Long Island
City, 1. Y, Mrs. Carrie Nugent and
son Richard were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob ROOsa of Mil
ford on Thursday.
: Miss Virginia LarrimOre of Re
hObOth is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
BOyce Short.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-01
LINCOLN
Methodist Church

Methodist Church
Rev. E. N. Wright, Minister
Sunday, October 3
10 a. m.-MOrning worship.
This is World Wide Communion
Sunday and the minister will bring
the message.
IL a. m.-Church School. Doug
las Morgan, superintendent.
Last Sunday was Rally Day and
the church was well filled. Let's
make every Sunday a Rally Day.
8 p. m.-Evening Worship.
The Loyal Workers Sunday
School Glass will meet with Mrs.
Mae Belts Monday evening, Octo-
Der 4.
A special meeting of the p. T. A.
was held at the home of the pres
ident, Robert WOllters, on Friday
evening and chairmen of various
committees appointed. The entire
staff being: President, r. c. WOll-
ters; vice president, Mrs. Edward
ClOgg; secretary, Mrs. Russell
Birmingham; treasurer, Mrs. Step
hen McInerney; health chairman
Mrs. Florence Travers; legislation
Alvin Greenley; safety, Prof. Solo
man MarkOwitz;, faculty represen-
tative, Mrs. Evelyn Morris; mem
bership, Mrs. Harry Swain and
Mrs. George Ira Clendaniel; pro-
gram, Mrs. Robert Wollters, Mrs
Price Webb and Mrs. Stephen Nc
Inerney; magazine, Mrs. Harry
Beebe and Mrs. Douglas Morgan
publicity, Mrs. George Derrickson
The first meeting will be held on
Wednesday evening, October 6. All
parents and friends of the school
are urged to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ClOgg and
family and Bob Fitzgerald were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Clifton Hudson of FrankfOrd.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-01

Mrs. Edith Warrington who has
been a patient in the Milford Mem
Orial Hospital for several weeks re-
turned home on Wednesday Of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Coverdale
have completed their home on the
Lincoln-MilfOrd Road and are NOV
ing there this week. They have
sold their farm to John Reynolds of
Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. IRA Walls and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Wilson of Glendale, visited
Georgetown, Md, and other points
of interest on the Eastern Shore
on Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Messick accOmpan-
led her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Adams of
BellefOnte on a trip down the Eas-
tern Shore of Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia to Cape Charles, then
to Virginia Beach, returning home
on Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harding and
daughter Hattie and Mrs. Julia Will
kins and daughter Margie attended
the wedding of Miss Helen FOss of
Harrington and Chester Parsons. of
Bridgeville in the Trinity MethO-
dist Church at Harrington on Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lynch arrived
home on Friday from a two weeks
trip through the New England
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-01
FREDERICA

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hudson of
near town entertained Miss Anna
Mae Hudson Of Milford and Mr..
and Mrs, Elmer Welsh Of Green's
bor0, Nd, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gray and
granddaughter of Newark and Mrs.
Franklin Richards Of Dover we're
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoey Gross
on Sunday.
Miss Mildred Coverdale of town,
and Mrs. Betty Bradford of Mil
ford we're Thursday evening call
ers of Mrs. Mary Mcdonald Of
Trainer, Pa.
LOllis Mcqueen was operated
upon last Saturday at the Delaware
Hospital in Wilmington and is do
ing very nicely at this writing.
Edith Fisher Of Fort Dix, N. j.,
and boy friend Of Trenton, N. j.,
were weekend visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Fisher.
Harry Flanagan who spent ten
days here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Flanagan, returned to
the Great Lakes Training Station
on Tuesday.
J. A. Gray had the misfortune of
being gOred by a bull last week.
He is able to be at his home after
spending some time with his
daughter and son-in-law, DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Hazard Of near Will
mingtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Clarke of
Wilmington spent the weekend
with Mrs. Ella Rust.
G. Edward Gross, Jr., of the
Great Lakes Training Station, is
spending ten days here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Gross, Sr.
Charles Pritchett of Columbus,
N. J., spent Sunday with his bro
ther, Warner NJ. Pritchett.
Mrs. Matte Smith of Dover spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Moore.
The bulletins for the church were
presented by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
G. Warner.
The w. S. c. S. of Barratt's Cha
pei will meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hammond of FELTON, on
Wednesday evening, October 8.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. George H. johnson
and sons of National Park, N j.,
George E. Sipple and girl friend of
Wilmington, c. Ralph Sipple of
Wyoming and friend, Jean Bush, of
Wilmington. Alfred F. Sipple and
friend, Alvetta DickersOn of Milton
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence r. Sipple on Sunday.
Mrs Hettie Palmer went to their
granddaughter in Philadelphia to
spend several weeks on Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Spurry Of Whining
ton spent Sunday with Mrs. Mamie
Kelley and Mrs. Emma Harring-
ton.
Mrs. Mabel and Mrs. Bertha Rog-
ers spent the weekend at Lewes
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Clarke Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leach OF
RehOboth spent the weekend al
their home here.
The w. S. C. S. will meet Octo-
Der / at the church here.
Mrs. Jane Cooke and Mr.. Dick
ersOn, Donald Cooke and friend
Miss Margaret Mackey of Whining
ton were visitors here on Sunday.
Irwin Tatman and c. V. Robbins
of Wilmington were visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Fora Tatman on Sunday.
The ball game between FELTON,
and Frederica was won bv FELTON,
Score 6 to 2.
Announcement has been made by
Mrs. Ethel Harrington of the mar
riage of her daughter. Charlotte
to William Jester of Harrington
The wedding took place at the home
of the brides mother in Harring-
ton on September 3. The bride was
given in marriage by her brother
Everett Harrington. Miss EarlenC
Webb of this town was the brides.
maid, and little Helen Joyce POOre
also of this town, was flower girl
Robert Jester was best man for his
brother. After a wedding trip tt
Niagara Falls and Canada, the cOu.
pie will live in Harrington. Mr.
Jester will return to Washington
College this fall. Mrs. Jester will
be remembered as Charlotte Har-
ringtOn who lived in this vicinity
up until two years ago.
Mrs. Alice COverdale had as hel
dinner guest on Sunday Irwin Gov
erdale of Glendale.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-01

Approximately 1000 we're staff
members Of the German Army and
about 5000 were members Of the
SIS, military police and field gem
darmerie. The remainder are pris-
oners whose nationality is not
clear, according to Russian state
ments.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-01
Many Australians
Still Held In Russia

VIENNA, Austria - Up - More
than 1900 Austrians are still held
as prisoners of war in the Soviet
Union, it has been announced here.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-01

Quicksand is small smooth, loose,
wet sand into which objects sink cas-
lily.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-01

on The I9s-eoil durable Trenton"
innersPrins unit with wiz. border rod.
on The tough Insulating pads Of sisaI
and io'e fibre on top and bottom.
on the thiek. downy layers Of fine cot.
ton felt that will not lump Or shift.
on the heavy seven-ounes ticking Of
blue and white striped safesn.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14

Two new circles of the First
Baptist Church will bear the
names of two of the prominent
women leaders of the church.
The Bennie Allsbrook, which
is composed of women living in
the Belmont section of the city,
First Baptist Church.
N. Brown Thomason sexton of
the First Baptist Church, for the
past thirty years, whose funeral
was held Tuesday in the Baptist
church, will live on in the fond
memories of the Baptist men,
bers.
He loved and tenderly cared
for the church. The church was
always clean and with every
thing in its place. Mrs. W. c.
Allsbrook reports that Mr..
Thomason was always there
for every dinner the women had
and was ready to find anything
they needed. He took pride in
his work. Mrs. Allsbrook said
he often came in her Sunday
School class to see if the room
was warm or comfortable in
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14

to the U. N. Commission on Sta
tus of Women, introduced a re-
solution in the commission ask
ing member nations to grant wi
der political responsibility to
women.
Judge Kenyon believes that
My county is in \ most dis
tressing state and quotes the
following figures to prove her
case.
There are no women cabinet
officers, no women governors Of
states, no women United States
senators, and no women serving
in the highest state courts.
In the House Of Representa-
members are women. In the
tives. only seven out of 435
states, nine have women legis-
lator; nine others have but one
apiece. and the total number
of state legislators who are wo-
men is I'll, only seven in state
senates.
At the same time, it is esti-
mated that women own seventy
percent Of the total wealth of
the United States; control forty
seven percent of corporate
stock; inherit eighty percent of
life insurance; own sixty
five per cent of savings
accounts; and have achieved re-
cognition in almost all Of the
534 occupations listed in the Cen
sus Bureau.
One might write a book on
this subject, but we will re-
strain ourselves A few COM
ments are however. in order.
There are 100000 more women
than men in the adult voting
population in the United States.
Somewhat whimiscally one
would like to remind the Marx
lists that these figures run con-
trary to their theory that econ
onic power carries with it, al
ways and inevitably, politi-
cal control over a nations des-
tiny.
OF course some women do
vote as do their husbands or
brothers. We cannot but re-
greet that, up to the present, we
have no accurate means of judg-
ing our wisdom and potential
power"