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Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
HKernaLs" Win State
YMCA Bait Contest
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The Milford Kernals were treat
ed with a surprise and invited to
attend the Red Sox and Athletics
game at Shibe Park on Saturday,
September 10th. An exciting after
noon and evening were had. DR..
Walter Grier, who arranged the
trip, Mr.. Dean Kimmel, Mr.. Fran
els Leithiser and Mr.. Irwin G. Bur-
! ton were in charge Of the boys
The Milford Kernals were organ
lied by Mr.. David Green, this city,
in 1947. The baseball diamond is in
back OF the Milford Memorial Hos
pital who gave permission for the
team to use it. The field was put
into shape by the team itself and
the back-stop erected under the
supervision of Mr.. Green. Mr..
Green has been manager OF the
team since 1t was first organized.
The Milford Kernals derived
their name from mutual agreement
Of the team. Since a majority of the
players live on Walnut St., and in
that vicinity, someone mentioned
the name OF "Kernals 1t stuck!
Everybody liked it,!
1t wasn't long before a deeper
interest developed in the team and
1t was suggested to secure lni-
forms for the players. Solicitations
were made among the various peo-
pie and it was soon realized thai
interest in the team was deeply
rooted Every player on the 1e-mar
team was given a uniform. Their
the boys went to town. Ever since
they were organized the Kernal!
began winning. Each year they fin
ished In the first division and nov
this year they won the champion
oh{y1
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
Fire Chiefs Hear
Talk On Safety
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James Ashton of the Delaware
Safety Council explained the activi-
ties of his organization and intro
duced Mr. Burke.
The principal speaker told the
fire chiefs that the Labor Day acci-
dent and death toll this year ex-
ceeded all National Safety Council
estimates. He said one of every six
drivers involved In accidents are in
toxicated. The speaker also lauded
the volunteer firemen on their safe
ty efforts.
The association gave rising
vote of thanks to the officials OF
the first Delaware Fire School held
recently at the University of Della
ware, Newark. Curt Laramore said
the fire school will be one of the
best within 10 years.
| Ellis Kepple urged placing of red
lights on the rear of fire apparatus
as we'll as on front. Frank C. O'Neal
reported on the bylaws commit
tee. William Kirk also reported on
the educational committee. The
treasurer reported a balance Of
$97.58
President Stockley and the fol
lowing officers were installed by
| Kirk:
Herold Brittingham, Lewes, frs
vice president; Harry Mahan, sec
ond vice president; Ralph Boyer
Dover, secretary; w. A. Thompson
treasurer; Norris Phillips, New
Castle County; John Bamberger
Kent County, and Kepple, SUISSE,
County, trustees.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
Cancer Detection To
Begin In Kent Oct. /
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The Kent County physicians will
provide Cancer Detection examina-
tions to all persons regardless of
age, sex, race or ability to pay.
Patients will be received on the
traditional pay as able" basis and
there will be no charge to "medi-
cally INDECENT" persons. The Kent
County physicians have decided
against accepting fees from any
source other than the patient.
/. This Is, of course, comparable to
private practice and in contrast to
the Detection Center system, where
the physicians are compensated by
the Cancer Society and the exam
nations are provided free of
charge. The Detection Centers ex-
anime only women IS years of age
and older.
The cancer examinations in Kent
County will be made with refer
ence to the skin, mouth, glands,
breast, abdomen, pelvic organs and
rectum. In the case of women, the
Papanicolaou smear test will be
used. In the Detection Centers, ex-
aminations are limited to the
breast, pelvic organs and rectum ;
the smear test is used.
The Cancer Society will cooper
ate with the Kent County Medical
Society by PERIODICAL assembling
statistics, furnishing slides for the
smear test, and financing the cost
of examingin the slides of non-pay.
ing patients. In addition, the Can.
Ger Society will cooperate by help
ing to publicise the program anf
will explore the problem of devel.
oping "follow-up" technique.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16

Read the classified ads
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
REDEEM

McColley's w. s. c. S. will meet
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oil
yer Jester on the evening of Sat-
urday, September II. Ladies are
asked to please bring cakes as
home made ice cream and cake will
be for sale. Don't forget the fish
pond Everyone welcome.
Our Patch Apron will be open
ed at this time, so if anyone wishes
their names put on it, please get
in touch with Mrs. Flora Jester be-
fore September H..
McColley Church service and
Sunday school service will be held
from 2 p. m. to p. m. on SUN
day, September Is. Preston Don
ovan, superintendent. Rev. James
O'Neill, pastor. Everyone is well
come to come worship with us.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
Firenaen Will Open
CarniUaI Sept. 9th
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the exception of small sums receiv-
ed from the State and underwater
organizations. Therefore according
to Fire Company officials, money
to complete the yearly operation
OF the fire company must be rais-
ed by the firemen through carni-
walls, and other similar money rails
ing ventures, inasmuch as the fire.
men volunteer their services at cer-
tain risk to life and limb, the pres
ident stated he is asking the Mil
ford community support in making
the carnival the success it deserv-
es, to be, a successful carnival Mr..
Girer, said will keep the treasury
of the carlisle fire company in the
black, and remove the almost GER
tain necessity of borrowing money
to protect a capital investment,
that gives "a hour service to the
residents of Milford community
365 days in the year.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
P0ultrynlen To Hear
Coleman At Chicken
ont e. st Finals
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ment of poultry and animal indus
try.
At the conclusion of the an
nouncements of winners and the
presentation of awards, visitors
will go to the Substation for a tour
of the plant to see the research
there including hot air heatoing
system, automatic feeder in COM
parison with round feeders and
regular feeders. state Chicken-of-
Tomorrow entries, built-up litter
experiments and other interesting
research projects.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
Farm Short Course
Catalog Available
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IL years of age or over.
There will be four major cour-
ses of study offered. These include
dairy farming, poultry farming
horticulture, and crops and I've
stock farming Complete informa-
tion on each of these courses, as
we'll as descriptions of eligibility
extra curricular activities, expen-
ses and accommodations, and scho-
larships are listed in the catalog.
Experienced teachers on the
School of Agriculture staff plus
outstanding leaders in various ag-
ricultural enterprises will teach
the short course classes.
paod tho o1o ccif;od oda
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
ls4s Dairy Output

Seventy-eight per cent of the us.
dairy output in 1948 was sold as
whole milk, compared with 81 per
cent 10 years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
NEW YORK.

Pare Lorentz, q familiar figure to
Broadway and Its nocturnal Dy-ways
since the prohibition days, when
scientists were chiefly concerned
with the ingredients of bathtub gin,
has returned in a more serious
mood.
Today he is concerned with atomic
energy and its serious effects upon
our future life and the changes to
come, rather than with the folderols
of Broadway which he covered as
q magazine critic back in the 1920s.
This summer he will release mo
Place to Hide" full-length docu-
mentary film about atomic energy.
Film to Be Simple.
Following his previous documen-
tary aims, such as The River"
The Pillow That Broke the Plains"
and The Fight for Life" this new
one will attempt, he says, to tell the
past and possible future history of
atomic energy in simple terms, SO
that this new powerful force will
have a meaning even to juveniles.
1T was, I knew, difficult sub
tect," Lorentz said, so began work
on the picture by getting the most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Success and Failure
Themes Match
in Big Type
By FronkIin Arthur
HOLLYWOOD.

This is Hollywood story about a
couple of kids who met in q dra-
matte academy in New York.
1t all could be told in headlines,
except nobody was writing headlines
about broke but ambitious young
actors grubbing for bucks in Green
Wich Village dozen years ago. They
didn't even write a headline the day
Phyllis Isley got her big break.
You know Phyllis better as Jenni-
fer Jones. But then she was just
youngster from Tulsa, Okla, mar
ried to an unknown actor from Salt
Lake City named Robert Walker,
with two babies, Bobby and Michael.
There were no headlines that day,
but here's how she told it later:
I heard David o. Selznick was
looking for a girl to play in the
movie Claudia I parked the kids
and went down to his New York
office They let me read the part
and I was very. very bad.
IT thought they were just trying
to comfort me when they told me to
come back tomorrow to see Mr..
Selznick. I was busy with the chill
dren next day when the phone rang
and Selznick's Office wanted to
know where was.
II ran almost all the way. Mr..
Selznick was sweet as he could be to
me. The. next day he gave me a
screen test. Then he signed me :"
Headlines Start.
1t was then the headlines started,
for Robert Walker went to Holly
wood. too. He likewise became a
star.
Luckiest Kids in Hollywood
Jennifer Jones and Bob Walker
Original Mr. and Mrs. Cinderella
That's the way a headline read
November q, 1912. There were 9TH
ers, and they tell quite story.
Jennifer Jones
Academy Winner
In "Rernadette" March 3, 1944
Jennifer Jones Plans
To Seek Reno Divorce
March q, 1944)
Jennifer Jones Knows
Exactly What She Wants
april Is, 1944
.. From the age of 6, Jennifer
knew exactly what she wanted to do
with her life and although her
fragile beauty and nebulous uncer-
tainty of worldly affairs give one the
impressions of complete helpleSsness.
forget it she knows where she
is going.
Studios in Duel
For Services Of
Jennifer Jones MAY 3, 1944.
Actor Robbed
OF Undelivercd
Christmas Gifts dec. Is, 1944.
A Santa Claus" took instead OF
giving paid a Christmas eve visit
to the Vaudeville Canyon home OF
Robert Walker, estranged husband
of Actress Jennifer Jones, and stole
all his valuable undelivered Christ
mas presents, including most i'm
portant' one for his famous wife. =.
Jennifer Jones
Cruelty Claim
Gains Divorce June 81, 1945).
Robert Walker
Pleads Guilty
To Hit-Run aug. %, 1946).
Court Orders
Actor Walker
To Shun Liquor (Sept. 5, 1946)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Lorentz Tackles the Atom
Famous Fact.Film Maker Produces
Basic Movie on Theme
By Mark Boron

sexpert advice and aid on the sub
ject that was possible.
After I had got clearance from
Army, Navy, State Department and
all other Government forces which
are responsible for security, I went
to the Emergency Committee of
Atomic Scientists. DR.. Albert Elm
stein is president and Harold Urey
is vice president.
They and many other associate
scientists were most helpful in ad-
yisory ways in making this picture
when I explained that I wanted to
present a simple, understandable
picture of the whole cycle of atomic
energy as far as our present gen.
Grafton is concerned.
Lorentz bases the script of the
picture on the book, mo Place to
ride by DR.. David Bradley, a resi-
dent of a San Francisco hospital.
DR.. Bradley also was chief radio
medical officer during the early
atomic blast of Bikini.
Leaders Indorse Film.
"Dr. Bradley's book is a brilliant
one, especially from the viewpoint
of a scientist" Lorentz said. But,
to keep our picture within the limits
of one who is seeing and listening
to an explanation of the first phases
of atomic energy, we have ended our
picture where the book begins"
LorentZ, a Clarksburg, w. Va,
writer and producer, says his previ-
Gus documentary films are still be-
ing widely shown.
But I think our No Place to
Hide will be an even more impor-
tant subject for school and college
study despite the fact that it is a
full-length picture" Lorentz said
This is not solely my opinion. 1t
also was expressed to me by the pro-
fessors at the University Of Califor-
mia, the University Of Chicago and
Princeton, who assisted us in pre-
pairing this full story, up to now, Of
atomic energy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Musical, 3 Plays
Reach Broadway
In Coming Week
NEW YORK.

A musical and three plays, one
murder drama in which Boris
Karloff stars, will make their
premieres in the Broadway theater
next week.
On Tuesday night, January 10.
Karloff will be seen in the role of
an antique dealer who kills his
daughters sweetheart in THE Shop
at Sly Corner" new play by Ed
ward Percy, which will have its
opening at the Booth Theater.
Forward the Heart" drama by
Bernard Reines which tells the story
of blind soldier who falls in love
with his mothers Negro maid, will
open at the Forty-eighth Street
Theater on Thursday, January 20.
Leaf, and Bough,' drama by
Joseph A. Hayes, will have its
Broadway premiere at the Cort
Theater on Friday, January 81. 1t
concerns young man and woman,
very much in love, who are unhappy
in their dull environment.
A new musical revue, "All for
Love" with Paul and Grace Hart
man and Bert Wheeler in the star
ring roles. will have its premiere in
the Mark Hellinger Theater on Sat-
urday night. January %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Today's Schedules

AMBASSADORS "HlpldSn,
lis, s:15, Sis, tbs and $40
CAPITOL-"U n faithfully
Yours" 1855, 4:35, tbs and
s::55 pm. Stage shows, lilo,
1855. 6::55 and s:l5 pm.
COLUMBIA - yellow Sky"
1870, $3.50, $40, TAO and GAS
DUPONT-"The Red Shoes"
2::3O. $50 and $3.50 pm.
HIPPODROME - "The Magic
Bow" 2, Sis and $50 pm.
KEITH'S-"E Every Girl Should
Be Married." 1:15, 1925, $50,
TAO and GAS pm.
LITTLE" Hamlet" 2:30, $50
and $3.50 pm.
METROPOLITAN - The I'm
tanned Breed" las, 3:45, 5:45,
7:45 and GAS pm.
NATIONAL - Mourning Be-
comes Electra" 2:30, $50 and
$50 pm.
PALACE-"Words and Music"
1::35, Ais, 6:55 and 9:35 pm.
PIXIES Of Fire." lis, 4:10,
7:05 and 10 pm.
PLAYHOUSE-"Lo u Isl ana
Story" /, 2::30, 4:20, $40, sos
and 10 pm.
TRANS-LUX-"Enchan ment,'
/, 2:55, 4:55, $50, $50 and
1880 pm.
WARNER-"Whiplash," las, 4,
6, 7::55 and 9:55 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

Former to Marry
Selznick During
Current Year

tract More than a year ago
announced his intention and de-
sire that Miss Jones should play
Juliet on the stage" according to
the guilds announcement.
Robert Walker
Pays Fine in
Drunk Case (Oct. %, 1948).
Actor Robert Walker Jailed
dec. 6, 1948.
TOPEKA, Kans., Dec. 6.-Robert
Walker, Hollywood film actor, was
booked last night on charge of
being drunk, in dry Kansas, and
destroying city property. -.
Walker in Clinic;
Bond Forfeited dec. II, 1948)
Barbara Walker Granted
Divorce on Her Birthday
dec. II, 1948).
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 10 Film
Actor Robert Walker was divorced
today after his mother-in- law
testified he told her you take her,
1 don't want her. referring to his
25-year-old bride. :.
There's another year ahead for
torch-carrying Bob Walker and the
gal he started out with back in
New York. What it will bring, no
body knows. But so far, it's quite
story, isn't it?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Coming Attractions

AMBASSADOR-"John Loves
Mary" with Ronald Reagan,
starting Wednesday.
CAPITOL-"That Wonderful
Urge" with Gene Tierney and
Tyrone Power, starting Thurs
day.
COLUMBIA - Words and
Music" with Mickey Rooney,
starting Tuesday.
KEITH'S Joan Of Arc"
with Inqrid Bergman, starting
Wednesday.
MErROPOLIT An ergt.
YoriE," with Gary Cooper, start
ing Thursday.
The Snake Pit"
with Olivia De Havilland and
Leo Gem. starting Tuesday.
PLAYHOU S E - symphony
Pastorale," with Michele Nor
gan.
TRANS-LUX "Paisan," an
Italian film.
WARN Err - John Loves
Mary" with Ronald Reagan,
starting Wednesday,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Will Wait
Until Dailey's Free
BY the Associated Press

Dan Daley has signed a contract
cat $4,000 a week, It's said to APP
pear at London's Palladium-in
January, 1850. That's the earliest
date he can expect to be free Of
picture commitments.
When Daley finished you're My
Everything" he learned Twentieth
Century-Fox had three films in sue
cession scheduled for him in 1949.
He turned down roles in four New
York musicals and two appearances.
one on Broadway and the other in
Rio de Janeiro. London was willing
to wait.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Life Is. Rough,
Even Brutal,
For Poor Ida
By SheiIoh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD

Ida Lupino is known in Holly
wood as the girl who loves to suffer
for her art.
In Greed" her latest sadistic
cinema showcase. Ida sprained her
sacroiliac and broke two ribs In
"Roadhouse." Richard Widmark
smacked her face and loosened two
front teeth. In In Our Time" Ida
passed out with suffocation from a
fire.
In Deep Valley" says Ida, my
big toe was almost severed on a
rock. I couldn't feel IT because it
was so cold" This was the movie
in which Ida caught pneumonia
from wearing a thin cotton dress
in the snow at Big Bear.
"And the payoff is continues
Miss Lupino, when you get through
doing it, the public says: 'Aw, that
wasn't her; she used stunt man "
Well don't you?' queries the
ske~tca reporter.
Sure I do for thu long shots, y
replies the always candid star. Il
have a wonderful stunt girl who
walks like me and thinks like I do
and gets hurt in exactly the same
places that I do.
In Greed TO reXample, she tore
her ribs, hurt her knee and cut her
elbow in the same places that I did.
She did EN- in the long shots, me
in the close shots.
Something more should be done, "
asserts Ida. for the unsung heroes
of pictures-the stunt people who
take these terrible risks. They do
such horrible things, risking their
lives for these stunts. Through the
years they've taught me how to do
them. When I can, I do my own
stunts. 1t makes a better picture"
1t all started when Ida rebelled
against cute ingenue roles on the
screen. She came to Hollywood from
England at IS to star in Alice in
Wonderland with her fathers final
advice fresh in her ear: mo daugn-
ter of mine is going to be an
acrobat"
That" says Ida, was because his
family (the famous Lupino family
had been acrobats, tumblers and
circus performers for centuries back.
But Just to be sure that his two
daughters were equipped for the
hazards of the acting profession,
Poppa Stanley Lupino had them
taught how to take falls.
And how right he was. In my
very first picture, Her First Affair,
before I even came to Hollywood I
had to fall from three story build
ing on fire into lake below. !
was 10 at the time"
In Hollywood, the producer OF
Alice in Wonderland took one
listen at Ida's deep voice, looked
at my face and said it was off beat.
He gave the part to Charlotte Henry
instead
Tor years I was stuck in in
genue roles" says Ida who still has
that angelic look which now odds
double impact to the tough, Witchy
roles she plays.
my nrSC crack at an aCIloH PIC
ture in Hollywood was Come On
Marines, with Ann Sheridan.
was 16 then and Annie and I lived
together. She had just won a
Search for Beauty competition
We were both very discouraged with
Hollywood and both wanted to go
home and raise families
Now, Is years later. they both will
probably get their wish. Ida re-
Gently married familyloving man
Collier Young. after an unhappy
marital session with Louis Hayward.
Annie is about to become the bride
of Steve flanagan, after two mar
riage f1ops with Ed Norris and
George Brent.
(Released by North American
! Newspaper Alliance1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
The Voters DilemmaS
Academy Members Face Many Problems
Choosing Cinema's Bests
By Joy Cormody

BY the time they turn in their ballots ON the bess of the
Picture Academy
will have themselves through real mental contortions
If they voting seriously do,
will spend of the weeks between the nominations and the
of winners doing little but brooding
Oddly really distinctions those which will
have be made in the lesser categories of awards.
The outstanding the academy for the best picture
will be the easiest all for the individual The five nominees
have yet been chosen and will not be selected until February TO-
but member should have too remorseess battle with his
science regardless which he finally OF the ultimate
FIVE three be Hamlet THE Snake Pit" and Johnny
Belinda"
Critics Precedent
a any these, 1.-THE
Search The Treasure of cerra Madre which already has the
Critics plaque Sitting Pretty"
strongest candidates the other possible nominations
What really bae the academy members than anything
else the problem of deciding between nominated performers for
acting
for instance is
for The Snake PITT Wyman the heroine of Johnny
Belinda? Both excellent representations of the characters
signed but which was the Oeeand by what margn Both were
extremely dcut of abnormal humans by quite normal
Miss Wyman mute Miss De Havand mentally unbal-
anced young bride.
academy voter may
cion merely decide the
performances likely by
pictures already
the subject favor of Miss De Havand unlikely the basis
that their worked
picture. .t
being human, the majority decide the
while Miss De Havand motivation
such will sheer sentiment with sentiment
in any voter on any subject?
betting
What the academy members will the best male
performance the another Interestingly cksh decision
is unlikely that they will Hamlet the
decision which verdict
Critics Circle If wants to be churlish.
Olivier 10 Be Considered.
Still, they ignore very
well get the acting the the
There will be four ether likely
sincere competition the British That
would Cliff
the acting horizon the whole world
Hollywood Europe The cumulative Cliff THE Search
Red River something unparalleled might
pausibly be the Academys choice the best
The other likely John
Humphrey Sierra Clifton
the hero Sitting OverCft
trouble making relatively lightweight
OF acting, if they to discuss their
Certainty.
The decision be the field
the who the performance Walter
Huston in Treasure 1t technically that
supporting this classic nothing
from picking Oscar stealing the completely
caly from Actor Bogart the big prize nominee
In in which womens performances generally q
superior ORDER the supporting female choice difficult
the hardest of all Chief candidates Claire
finest who
Ane MacMaho another superb performer Ethel Barrymore
Moorehead Barbara Bel Geddes
Hollywood injustice years
likely winner.
Her choice could excled
part Of her colleagues
Yet category
be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
The Pictures Begin.

From a picture caption (Novem-
Der 10, 1946):
Producer David o. Selznick and
Jennifer Jones chat with friends at
the gala charity event "A Night to
Remember" which they attended
together.
From a picture caption Feburay
II, l940:
Jennifer Jones, who received Look
magazines accolade for the out
standing performance in 1916 for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

her role in "Duel in the Sun sits
with Producer David o. Selznick at
the after theater party.
Mrs Selznick
Asks Divorce
From Producer aug. 81, 194D
Mayors Daughter Wins
Divorce From Selznick
(Jan. 10, 1946).
From q movie column Feb. T.
1948:
Wedding bells will ring for Jen-
infer and David Selznick soon after
his divorce is final -.
From a picture caption March 3
1948:
Screen Star Jennifer Jones starts
to cut the cake during her birthday
party. With her is David 0. Sell
nick, movie producer.
Robert Walker
WEEDS Daughter
OF John Ford DULY 9, 1948).
Actor Called Cruel
John Ford's Daughter
Sues Robert Walker
(Sept. "a, 1948>.
Juliet Role Coming.
Jennifer to
Play Juliet (Oct. 16, 1948)
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The
theater guild is going to do Romeo
and Juliet" next season with Jen-
infer Jones In the role Of Juliet.
David o. Selznick, who has been
manipulating her career in the
movies with great care and to
whom she is under exclusive con-