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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Mistni Zprdvy.
Operata 'CESKY MUZIKANT'
aneb
MUZIKY"

MOA4FAI I, 4
Dude sehrana v Baltimore jiz
tuto ned6Ii, 13. listopadu Au-
ditoriu Skoly sv. Vaclava We 3
hodiny odpol. Tuto nadhernou
operetu re zivota popularnlho
lidoveho a sokolskeho kapelni-
ka, naseho nesmrtelneho Fran
tiSka Kmocha, sehraje pohos-
tinsky Pew. Dram. Sbor sv. &C.
ellie z New Yorku. Hra tato
doc1lila velkeho 1spechu v New
Yorku, kde j~menovany sbor j
sehraI dvakrate pred vyproda-
nym domem. Je to romanek
prost6ho ucitelsk6ho mladence
z Cervenych Peck u Kol1na,
ktery V pozdejsfch letech pro-
slavil Sc svymi lidovymi a So
kolskymi pfsnemi, kter6 TAXI
ka vsechny zdomacn6ly. Vzpo-
meme jen pfsn1 nejznamejs1ch
"Kolfne, Kolfne", "Andulko
sajarova", "Jaro Mladf", "Jdou
Sokolske silky, Jdou", "Spejme
Dal" a mnoho jinych.
V operete "Muziky, Muziky'
uslysfte % krasnych zpevu,
duet a Short a nase divadla-
milovn6 obecenstvo Sc ma ma CO
t6siti! Ma nedeln1 predstaveni
Sc ocekava prirozene veliky ma
val a poradaj1cf vybor- zada, a
by vsichni, kdo pf1jdou zaujali
V Sas sva m1sta.
Cisty vytezek Dude We pros
p6ch Chramu Pane sv. Vacla-
va. Obsazenf operetky je do
konal6 a veskere role jsou sve-
reny osvedcenym ochotnfkdm.
Rezii povede p1. Marie Loeffel-
manova, ktera take hraje Kmo-
chovu maminku. Zpevy byly
na~cviceny baltinloTan Vlp. To-
masem Kozlovskym. V 1loze
Kmocha vystoupf p. L. Karasek
a jeho prot6iskem Dude V 1loze
Cilinky L. Janosfkova. Lfcenf
obstara znamy neW-yorsky Via
senkar p. Frank Doubek.
Toz krajan6 V nedeli, 13. lis
topadu ma shledanou V Audito-
rum Skoly sv. Vaclava ma ope-
rete "Muziky, Muziky"!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
DEN PRfMERf.

Ones II. listopadu jest pc
cele Americe vzpomfnano 81.
vyrocf "Dne PrfmeTf" Gill tax
90 americku r1kame "Armistice
Day.. Tento den jest vyrazem
nejvyssf pocty ten America
MIN, kterl polozili sve zivoty
ma oltaT vlasti We dvou Sveto-
vych Vojnach.
Den IL. listopadu je dnem
zasvecenym "Zitrku", re Anne
rika musi zGstati silnou a re
valce musi byti zabraneno. Jest
to den ku pocte muz1 a zen
vesker6 Ozbrojene Sluzby, KITE
RI donna, v Europe a ma Dalnem
Vychode pomahaj1 chraniti mir
a zachovati nasi narodnf bez-
pecnost!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Parnik Queen Mary must byti
OpraVen.

Southampton, Angle. - Una
my dopravni parn1k Queen
Mary p1jde do sucheho doku,
ably S .jeho trupu byla odstrane-
ma 5O-tunova konkrytova "a
plata a provedeny ma mem jine
trval6 opravy. Zaplata mu by
la dana, kdyz byl trup prora-
zen vrzenim lodi ma skalnf u
tes "a boure v lednu. Pf1stl
plavba lodi do New Yorku jest
urcena ma 10. prosince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Halloween Party

poradana 20. rijna T, j. Sokol
Philadelphia v jejich Sokolov-
ne setkala sc S velkym 1spe-
chem, letos prislo ma tuto zaba-
WI jeste vice maskovanych bra
ri a sester neil roku minute
no. Ia pekne a originelne mas
kovani byli cenami odmeneni
nasledujfcf: Alois a Anna Vag-
ner, Betuska Scholl, Mary Bar
ia, Josef Dodul1k a Al. Urs1n.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Zpravy z Filadelfie,
DGstojna oslava %. Rijna
We Filadelfii.

MinulOu sobotu, 5. listOpadu
oslavili nasi demokratict1 &C.
choslovaci We meste Filadelfii,
kolebce to svobody, jak Spoj.
Stat1 tax i Ceskoslovenska toto
vzacne jubileum.
Pres to,~ze sc pofadaly ten den
line zabavy, byl sal Sokolovny
zaplnen, take nekteT1 1castnl-
'ci musili staff. Penezn1 vysle-
dek byl mad ocekavanl skvely,
takze ses. Provaznfkova, sokol-
ska nacelnice V CSR, ktera by
la hlavn1m recnlkem vecera
odnesla S sebou 1927 - dar to
nasich> bratTf V Americe nas1m
uprchlfkGm V nemeckych tabo-
rech. Nechtej1ce zabfrati dra-
hocenne mfsto v nasem tisku,
zminujeme sc O hlavn1ch bo-
dech oslavy: Predevs1m deko-
race salu byla prosta, ale his
toricky nadmerne cenna. Upro-
sired jevist6 pod tribunou rec
Mkt stall obraz z "Domu Neod-
vislosti'', kde professor Tomas
G.. Masaryk obklopeny repre-
sentanty malych evropskych
narodG podepisuje dine &c. III
ma 1918 prohlasenf pray tech
to drobnych lid1, jsa chranen z
obou stran csl. legionaTi We
francouzskem stejnokroji. (Ta-
to deklarace byla podepsana j.
nVmi zastupci O diva dny po-
zdeji, odtud datum %. Tijna) ;.
Jeviste plovalo v zaplave
kvetin, ktere darovala pl. Anna
Jelinkova. Tyto prodejem wy
nesly znacny obnos, ktery tax
zvysil sbfrku cd jednotlivcn a
Diary spolkG, kter6 zde jsou jme-
novany: Sokolska Jednota $40;
Husova Cfrkev SIS; Hvezda
Vychodu. Vlastimil a Moravan
20 $1,000.
Pc zapenf narodn1ch hymen,
recitaci a proc1tene reci sestry
Provaznfkove a br. Typlta.
(kazatele Husova Domu), byly
ukazovany filmy, z nichz zvla-
ste film Czechoslovakia, vypGj-
ceny z universitni knihovny
Columbia University v New
Yorku, byl nezapomenutelny
nebot nam ukazal modernf his.
tori Ceskoslovenska i pc zabo'
ru komunistickymi usurpatory
Ukazal nam tvar naseho neza'
pomenutelneho Jana Masaryks
"a Viva i v rakvi, presidenta Be
neSe, nafouklou tvaf Gottwal
Ola i jidasskou grimasu Fierlin
gerovu. Tez nekolik dGlezitycl
davovych seen a pfedevsfm
taticka Masaryka, zakladatel'
CSR. (Upozornujeme ct. kra
iany, re tento film je k vypuj
cenf "a cenu $500 cd Commu
nication Materials Center, Al;
West 117th St., New York 27
IN. W
Vsem tenn, kterf prispeli ia
kVmkoli zp1sobem ku zdaru to
hoto podniku uctive dekuje
! Spolecny Vybor Oslavy
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Rusky marsal dan polske
armada.

Londyn. - V pondel1, Z. lis
topadu rozhlas oznamil, re mar
sal Konstantin r. Rokossovsky,
SET sovetskych zapadn1ch ar
mad, byl "dan k disposici pol
ske Wade, "a tim 1celem, ably
slouzil v polske armada"
Polsky president Boleslav
Beirut pozadal O Rokossovske-
no = jak rozhlas udal, pone-
vadz je tento polskeho puvodu
a jest obliben u polskeho lidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
BUSY ma VeTejne do
Washingtonu.

Kvapem Sc blizf sokolska
slavnost We Washingtonu. Jak
wife budou vypraveny v nede-
Il, 27. listopadu busy k VeTej-
menu T. J. Sokol Washington.
BUSY vyjedou cd Ceske Skoly
v II a We II hodin. Vsichni,
kdo by cht6li jeti t6mito busy,
-nechf Sc co neidrfve prihlasf u
ses. r. Legro, telefon CT 2236,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Vsem jednotam " nasem
Okrsku.

Pfipravujte hromadne vypra-
Wy do naseho hlavnfho mesta
Spojenych Stat1 k nasf mlade
sokolske jednote T. j. Sokol
Washington, D. G.. ma jejich
"VeTejne", ktere sc Dude ko-
natl v nedeli, dine 27. listopadu.
Zastupci Okrsku budou m1ti no
Verejnem schGzi. Toz vsich-
nj ma milou shledanou We Wash
ingtOnu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
CIVILNf VLADA MA
GUAMU.

NedaVnO byl pOdn1knut dlOu-
no jiz ocekavany krok k zave-
den1 samospravy ma Guamu,
iednoho z nejstarS1ch americ-
kych odvislych 1zemf ostrov-
Mich. Stale Sc tax ~pocatkem
zafi, kdyz president vydal exc
kutivni ~naTfzen1, jfmz Sc pre-
vadela administrace tohoto o.
strova v jizn1m tichomof1 z ru-
kou Department. namofnictva
do rukou organd civiln1ch. De-
partment vnitra T1d1 zalezitosti
americkych teritori1 a vetsiny
ostrovn1ho vlastnictv1.
Guam, ktery pfipadl Spoje-
nym StatGm smlouvou pc skon-
cent spanelsko-americke valky
(1898), byl v poslednim pGlsto-
lett spravovan namoTn1m veil
telem, jmenovanym presiden-
tenn, to jest S vyjimkou ctyT va
lecnych let, kdy byl okupovan
Japonci.
PTevod administrace Guamu
pod pravomoc departmental
vnitra je We shod6 S presidento-
wynn programem "povoliti civil
nj vladu a veskera obcanska
prava obyvatel1m tichomof-
skych ostrovG pod jurisdici
Spojenych Stat1".
Ackoli k formalnfmu prevo-
du dojde teprve Il cervence
1850, imenoval president Tru-
man obcanskeho guvernera jiz
v pfftomnosti. Je jim dr1vejsl
reditel informacnfho oddelenl
departmental vnitr, Carlton
Skinner, ktery :iiz til tydny pc
SVEN jmenovanf pTesfdlil i s ro-
dinou ma Guam. AZ do polovi-
ny pristfho roku zGstane novy
guverner odpovedny depart
mentu namornictva, ktery vsak
liz nyni spolupracuje S depart
mentem vnitra ma p%ostupnem
nahrazovani namoTnfho perso-
nalu civilisty.
Guam, nejjizneji polozeny
ostrov skupiny Marian, nenf ca
stf tichomorskeho sverenecke-
no 1zemf, daneho Spojenymi
narody pod administrative Spo-
Iienych Statn. Zmfnene svere-
necke 1zemf pozGstava z neko-
lika jinych ostrov1 Marian
Karolin a ostrovG Marshallo'
vych, jez byly drive vsechny
svereny mandatem Spolecnost
narodG Japonsku.
Ac rozlohou maly = stez.
215 ctverecnych mil - je pre-.
&c Guam dnes velmi dGlezity
V d1sledku sveho strategicke.
no vyznamu zmenil Sc pc dru'
he svetove valce re zasneneh(
tropickeho ostrova ma kl1covou
vojenskou zakladnu. Guam le
II asi O $3.50 mil blize Dalne
mu Vychodu nez-li Pearl Har
Dor, a z toho d1vodu hraje du
lezitou roll pTi zasobovanf a
mericke okupacn1 armady
Japonsku a ma Okinawe. Dne'
.Iisou ma mem dive trvala letiste
moderni silnice, a v ieho pro
tornem prfrodn1m pflstavu nj
iihozapadnfm pobfezf je mist
pro ctyrycet lodi, pffstayist'
pro ponorky, suche doky a hra'
ma ochranu novych instalac
pred tajfunem. Rekonstrukc'
NEST a dprava ostrovniho hos
podarstvf (obyvatelstvo vetsi
nou zemedelske) lie jeste neu
plna, ale hospodafska neodvis
Host Guamu IDA Sc byti pres t
-v dohledu.
: Obyvatele Guamu, ivan
Chamorros, jsou mlsenci S pre-
.vaznou vetSinou krve malajske
QS procent je itch katolikG. dc
dictvi to nadvlady spanelske
lminuleho stolet1. Jejich jay
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Postoi Rust " Cine.

V diplomatickych kruzich
to vzbudilo prekvapen1, re Sta
lin negratuloval c1nskemu ru-
demu vndci Hao TIE tungovi K
zalozeni lidova republiky v o.
ne. Je uvazovano o tom, IDA
cfnsti komuniste nejsou prece
len nejak nakazeni nejakym
titoismem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Rita s Allyn cekaji ma porod
dscka We SvYcarech.

Lausanne. - Primo Ally Khan
Sc svoji manzelkou Ritou
Hayworth do Lausanne We Svy-
carech a zdrz1 sc tam tax dlou-
no, az sc dostav1 ocekavany ro-
dinny %pT1rGstek. Pc Is. pro
sinci mali pax najatou vilu We
znamem svycarskem stfedisku
zimnlch sport1 Gstaad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11

dine II. listopadu Ito jest dnes)
Vyslouzilci Cizineckych Valek
poradai1 svdj 31st Annual Ar
mistice Ball v Alcazaru. Vyte-
EEK Dude pouzit ma prevalent
dobrocinneho programu teto
vyslouzilecke organisace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
P~osvfcenska Vecere

Dude pfedkladana Mladymi
zenami Osady sv. Vaclava V
1tery a We stTedu, Is. a 16. lis
topadu V mistnostech pod osad-
nj skolou. Vytecn6 vecere bu-
dou servovany cd 6 hodin vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Velke vftezstvi demokratII We
statu New Yorku.

V 1tery konaly Sc d6lezite
volby We statu New York a "a
senatora byl zvolen byvaly gu
werner Herbert H. Lehman a
starostou mesta znovu-zvolen
William O'Dwyer.
Toto demokraticke v1tezstv1
znamena pos1len1 Trumanova
Fair Dealu".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Velke nestesti baltimorskych
hasicI.

We stfedu odpoledne ctyri
hasici byli zabiti, diva kriticky
a 2 tezce poraneni, kdyz Sc je-
jich pozarn1 aparaty srazily ma
.krizovatce Park Heights a Ro-
gers Avenues ma ceste k male
mu pozaru krovisek. Jest to
nejhorsf nestest1 v dejinach
pozarn1ho departmental mesta
Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Darv ma Ceskou Skolu

slozene V redakci TELEGRAPH"
p. Karel Tyls, Middle River So
ri. A. Pe1eska, dar ma Karetnl
Vec1rek S1.00.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-07

Melvin Robert assisted by the Rev.
Jarry Wright have reOrganized for
the season by electing the follow
ing officers: president Janet Kim
mey; vice president Jay Bullock;
secretary Eleanor Rice; treasurer
Anne Toppin; publicity agent Miss
KINNEY; and corresponding secre-
tary, Frances Black.
The Harrington New Century
Club will begin its Fall season this
afternoon. Mrs. L. H. Rogers is the
president. A full report Of actiYit-
les will be given later.
Harry c. Tee Sr., our reporter
has just returned home from the
Veterans Hospital where he has
been for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Tee Jr.,
and children Of Ridgely Nd, called
on his parents here Sunday.
Mrs. Robert X. Jones is spending
some time as the guest of her dau-
ghter and family Mrs. Chester Hal
lenback near New York.
Dale Jones who underwent a
minor operation in Easton Hospital
is now recovering at his home.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin BrObst and
/ son were guests Of friends in Sea-
ford the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. FOunt Billings visi-
ted the formers sister Mr.. and Mrs.
; Ernest Nachod and family in New
ark recently.
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wandell of
Phila., visited the latters mother,
Mrs. Bessie Ward and brother Jo-
seph Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Neeman and
children Mrs. Haywood Quillen,
Misses Grace Wanda Quillen and
Elva Rae Rash have been spending
a week at RehOboth.
Former State Senator Fred S.
Bailey observed his birthday last
Saturday
After serving his apprenticeship
with the Roger Funeral Home in
/ Frederick, is now attending EchOls
College.
Kessler, julius Cooper, Laurel
and James Cahall Of FELTON, are on
q trip to Lexington KY, and the
races, particulars are not available
but it is reported that they were in
an automobile accident and some
of the party are in the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rapp re-
Gently entertained Miss Peggy Sc
ward a student nurse in the Milford
Memorial Hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-07
LINCOLN
Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. w. H. RevelIe Sr., pastor
SUNDAY. October 9th

Rev. w. H. RevelIe Sr., pastor
Sunday, October 9th
IL a. m, church school, Douglas
Morgan. supt.
GAS NJ. Y. F.
1880 evening worship.
The Friendship Bible Glass will
meet at the community Hall, Mrs.
Ollie Higman hostess, Tuesday
evening, October 11th. Next word
Returned" A good attendance is
desired.
There will be. choir rehearsal
every Thursday evening at the
church. Junior choir z p. m. senior
1880. Everyone who can sing is ur-
ged to attend.
Among those attending the joint
conference held in Harrington last
Wednesday night, were Rev. and
Mrs. w. H. Revelle Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Benson, Mrs. Jennie
Messick and Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Do
novan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Adams OF
BellefOnte Delaware, were recent
guests of their mother, Mrs. Jen-
ME Mossick.
Mrs. Matte j. Greenly our post.
mistress, is on vacation for a mon.
til, she went to Phila., on Monday
for a few days with her sOn-in-law
and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. JohI
Fetter and family and will fly from
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-07

there to Canton Ohio, where she
will spend some time with DR.. and
Mrs. William Rothermel and chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Davidson
went to their home in Philadelphia,
last week where they will spend
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coverdale of
Glendale were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johnson and
son Dicky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Spence and
daughter Nancy, of Milford spent
last week with her mother, Mrs
Margaret DOnnely and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bevans oi
Frackville Pa, were the guests Oi
Mrs. Bevan's cousins, the Unsinn's
and SheldOn's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mcgee spent
Saturday evening with Mrs Megee's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Dun.
can at Bayard Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Torney Of
Milton, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
L Aoyu 1AdfAAdAu Ou Ouuudy.
Mrs. G. E. Taylor and Miss Min,
ME Coffin, spent Sunday with theil
mother. and family at Berlin Md.
they were accompanied by Mrs. An
ME Morris and Miss Lena Taylor
of Milford.
Mr. and Mrs Paynter Collins were
/ Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Higihan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Donovan Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. James Deputy o
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-07

Frederica on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hudson and
daughter of Millville were Sunday
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Mcgee.
The Misses Christine and Win
n1ta Morgan, visited the zoo in Phi
ladelphia on Sunday. They were the
guests Of their uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hudson, and son
David, Of Harbeson.
Miss Florence Cohin of Berlin.
Md, was the guest of her sisters,
Miss Minnie Coffin and Mrs. c. E,
Taylor and Mr.. Taylor on Monday
The children Of the late Robert
and Truman Beardsley on Sunday
where they held a family dinner
and reunion, those attending were
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lockerman al
Delmar, Mrs. Mary Palmer of Mil
ton, Messers. Darwin Thompsou
and Beardsley Townsend, Mr.. Wal
ter Beardsley of Glendale. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Beardsley Townsend
Mrs. Winnie Harder, Mrs. Iaidee
Wiggin, Wilmington, Miss Mel
Beardsley, Milford, MIR. and Mrs
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-07

wood Quillen. Miss Eva Warning
ton.
February 7th, Boy Scouts: Mrs.
T. H. Harrington, Mrs. w. T. Chip
man, Mrs. Fred Greenley ST., Mrs.
%. 7. Perry, Mrs. w. E. Jacobs,
Mrs. Ernest Killen and Mrs. w. s.
Smith.
February 21st., Our neighboring
state: Mira w. w. Sharp, Mrs. E. w.
Dean, Mrs. R. = Raughley, Mrs. J.
G. Smith, Mrs. Howard TnlstlewOOd
Mrs. Arthur Tavlor. Mrs. K R.
Volk and Mrs. Harry Wright.
March 7th, art: Mrs. A. B. Par
sons, Miss Elva Reese, Mrs. VIII
liams Nichols, Mrs. Claude Neeman
Mrs. Reese Harrington, Mrs. s. L
Sapp and Mrs. Warren T. Moore.
March 21st, public welfare: Mrs
Blanche Cahall, Mrs. Clyde Perry
Mrs. j. w. Hopkins, Mrs. John Pit
lick, Mrs. L. B. Harrington and
Mrs. Fred Greenly Jr.
April 11th,' Easter Luncheon:
April 9Th, reports election and
installation club officers this year
president, Mrs. L. H. Rogers; first
vice president, Mrs. A. c. Ford; 2nt
vice president, Mrs. John Parks
recording secretary, Mrs. D. Perry
assistant secretary, Mrs. Elmer
Smith; corresponding secretary
Mrs. R. w. Vane; treasurer, Mrs
William Sheath; assistant treasur.
er, Mrs. ElwOOd Gruewell; auditors
Miss Elva Reese and Mrs Fred Gre
emily Jr.; club representative. Mrs
Earl Sylvester; Press cOrrespon
dent, Mrs. w. w. Sharp; hospital.
ity chairman, Mrs. Sylvester. sun
shine chairman, Mrs. o. T. Roberts
ways and means chairman, Mrs
Harry L. BOayer Trustees, Mrs
Theodore Harrington, Mrs. A. B
Parsons and Mrs. Fred Bailey ant
Mrs. o. T. Roberts; honorary mem
bers, Miss Emma DOwnes, Mrs. J
S. Harrington and Mrs. S. o. Bale!
Club COlOrs: Green and Yellow ant
club flower, is the JOnQuil.
The Victory Home DemOnstra
tiOn Club met at the home of Mrs
w. r. Massey last week with Mrs
H. c. Austin as cO-hOstess, a gooC
number were in attendance. Afte
the business meeting was conclud
led a very interesting and helpful
demonstration was given by Mrs
Reba Sith on new method of max
ing pie crust and filling. following
the demonstration, delicious hom
made ice cream was served, tn
meeting closed with B-i-n-g-o.
+ The regular monthly meeting @
the HarrigntOn Fire Co., was hel
in the fire house last night. Th
The parades for this year are ab
out over, but last week in a parad
at Milford the company carried oil
best appearance hOnOrs and tn
( HiFh School band also won a prizt
+ The Chancel Choir of Asbury Me
thOdist church directed by Pre-
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-07
HARRINGTON

Former Mayor j. Harry Raughley
observed his 18th, birthday at his
home on South Commerce st., here
last Friday evening when the adult
class Of Trinity Methodist Church
assisted by friends pulled a sur
prise on the mayor. To start with
he was carried over to the parson-
age almost directly across the stre-
ct on the pretext the pastor had
gotten some records, during the
mean time guests for the party
arrived and greeted him when he
came back from the parsonage,
over thirty one were present First
the men held a business meeting
and then a social night. Mr.. Raug-
hley received several beautiful
gifts ice cream was served at the
close.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Exley Of
Milford are on two weeks vacation
which will take them to Dallas
Texas and points in Florida. Mrs
Exley was the former Doris Hall
of this City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman ROack OF
Georgetown visited Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Tee on Sunday.
The Harrington New Century
Club opened its season Thursday
with a covered dish luncheon al
] p. m. After which reports will be
heard; October 18th. American
Citizenship with Mrs. r. J. Emory
Mrs. A. S. Gottlieb, Mrs. Jehu Cam
per, Mrs. Granville Hill, Mrs. Full
ion Downing. Mrs. s. NJ. Williama
and Mrs. AbneT Hickman.
November 1st, trip to NyloI
plant: Mrs. A. c. Ford Mrs. H. L
Boyer, Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Mrs
Elmer Smith. Mrs. Alfred Raugh,
ley. Mrs. Hewitt Smith and Mr.. w
w. Shaw.
November 18th, education: Mrs
N. c. Adams, Mrs. F. c. Powell, Mrs
E. w. White, Mrs. ElwOod Gruewel
Mrs. A. c. Creadick, Mrs. F. Brown
Smith and Mrs. VIM. Humes.
December 7th, Motion pictures
Mrs. George Vapaa, Mrs. L. T. Jo
nes, Mrs. George TOppip, Mrs. J. c
Messner, Mrs. r. w. Vane, Mrs
Charles Jerread and Mrs. T. F..
December 2Oth.. Christmas ms
ic: Mrs. H. c. Miller, Mrs. MelviI
BrObst, Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs. Hal
~ Quillen Sr., Mrs. J. H. Waller
Mrs. Ella Little and Mrs. ]. w
Sheldrake.
January 3rd., international rela
tons: Mrs. o. T. Roberts, Mrs. J
K. Lang, Mrs. L. r. Beachamp, Mrs
George Hanson, Mrs. Herbert Bond
Mrs. Henry Clukey and Mrs. Viii
liam Sheath.
January 18th, American Home
Mrs. Charles Peck Jr., Mrs. H.
Ramsdell. Mrs. Arnold G'lstead
Mrs. R. R. McClain, Mrs. H. Hay
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-07

ElwOod Mills. Cedar Neck, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Clendaniel Lincoln, Mrs.
Myrtle Kibler, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o.
Willis Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-07

Norsemen made a soup, full OF
vitamin C it was later found with
a base of rose haws.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-07

The day lily's name springs from
the fact that each flower lasts only
a day.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-07

The citron is one of the oldest
citrus fruits known to man and is
mentioned in the early part of the
Bible.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-07
No other low-priced car
offers you all these EXTRA VALUES

with control centered between the front
wheels for maximum driving-ease with
minimum driver fatigue.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-08
Hope To Complete Mines Experiment Station Next Year

WASHINGTON, (P)-The bur eau of mines probably will be able to open its first Alaskan expert ment station early next year, Di- rector James Boyd said yesterday.
 Boyd said a S174,387 office building is being constructed on Juneau Island near Juneau by the Sealand Construction company, Seattle.
 In addition, Boyd said, the bur eau will use prefabricated panels from abandoned Alaskan govern ment facilities in building labora- tory, shop and storage buildings on the island.
 If work proceeds on schedule it will become possible in early 1850 for the bureau metallurglSts to conduct tests of Alaskan ores right in the Territory and to give on-the-spot advice to mine opera tors on ore dressing and other problems" Boyd said.
 The staffs of the mining, metal lurgical and economics, and sta tistics divisions, now in crowded quarters at Juneau will be moved to the island, he said.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-08
Seek Injunction Against New
 Fishermen's Tax

Continued from Page One) was miSinterpreted as applying to the law as a whole)
 Pacific American Fish CT e s asked for a permanent injunction in the laws application to salmon fishermen. A hearing was set for Aug. 12. A similar case, filed May 26 by Oscar Anderson and the Alaska FiShermen'S union has not been acted upon by the court.
 The court contests are over the increase of the nonresident li- cense fee from $25 to $50 by the 1949 legislature.
 Tax commissioner Mullaney re- ported last week that his office had collected around $83,000 in nonresident license fees and about S24,000 from resident fisher men. Resident fishermen get a lower rate.
 After the halibut ruling, Gov. Ernest Gruening commented that he felt the fishermen's license tax was not important from a rev enue standpoint. It was not part of the basic tax program"