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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Odd Fellows
Visited By
Grand Master
j. Stewart Mclaughlin.
Grand Ledge Officers,
Make Annual Visit 10
Crystal F0unt Lodge.

The annual 0nioial visit of
Grand Master . Stewart McLaugh-
ln and his associate officers 0f tho
Grand Lodge OF Delaware ndenen-
dent Order 0f Odd bellows. o.
CRYSTAL Fo0nt lodge tbis past
Monday evening is senerally re-
garded hy che membership 0f the
Milford lodge as 0ne of che most
oatatanding meetings of the year
THE GRAND Masters Address was
highhghted hy many worthwhile
recommendations that are certain
to bring Improvement to tha frater-
nifty generally rhe Grand Mastef
during bis mtereatins and mforma-
tive dissertation oomnhmented the
membership 0f CRYSTAL t0Hnt kodae
tor lta ane attendance. and tof
their ever Willingness to assist
him whenever they are called apon
AZ che close 0f che onieial vista
ti0n everyone nresent Was invited
t0 che second n0or where real
old S0uthern-style 0yater uitlef
dinner was served hy the refresh
ment committee under che capable
direction 0f ~ Harrison Lynch
Assisting Mr Lynch were Edward
Salevan. Edward Mulholland
James Deputy and Edgar Morris.
short addresses hY members "a
the Grand Masters star followed
Visitors were present trom Annie,
L0dse, Camden and GQlden Raj,
Lodge Of Milton James jackson
Noble Grand 0f Crystal t0unI pre-.
sided at the meeting
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
FELTON, Resident Is
Killed By Shotgun
COTORer JOhn r. R0aHeFS, JCa Says
Death Vas A Suicide

Kenneth LeEateS, IS O. FeltON.
6Ie6 frOm the charge 0cOE0 a shot,
sun which blew portion Oe his
head away last SATURDAY,, John Il.
Rodgers Jr,, FSs9erbea> eorORer, 0g
Kent County, said LeSateS> death
WAS a SOIel3e,
STATE police ssi3 LegsteS bad
beeD employed BY the Sussex PO0e
t21g PrOesSSi0g Company at Milford
His widow, Mrs, lsOttie LegateS was
patient at TIE Kent General tl0S-
pStal Dover Troopers said she il
suffering erOa eORtNSi0Rs reeeIved
9C0 her husband a short thaR Ae-
tore hS shot h60Sele,
Mrs L.egaeeS was released GSc'N
tAs hospital Saa bad sustained SeN-
ere decorations 0e the SeahA. reG0eg-
i0g several StieeheS. aR3 tsisgy to
her rigAe arm and LETT hand
In addition 60 heS widow, he&ateS
Is sGrVSve& he three eASl6geR> eae
at TIE Wee6S El&Ve0 SeAee1 taN gtGls
at Clay@oRt sRa the 0eAee eW0
yONngeg, az hoae
ENGDsrae services were held at
0e1oe& Wednesday aSeeEROoa &e tas
Berry EtRera1 1koae in FRNoA
ne SerVaeeS were eea2lbeee& eN
the Rev e. = EsEfReGgA. RaSees q toS
NseA0&sSt CANreh
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Federal Income Tax
Evasion Risk GrOws
Increased Staff OF Investigators, New Machines
To Check On Clerical Details Has Put
Would Be Evaders On The spot"

Ateesant0NN o. eVA&e Ne>leyal IN,
cesse tAN VIII Ne ysSNsev tAaN eySr
tASS yeAN
TNN &e&&,SAe NV t&&A &aeQlNe TAX
Vet&VNS Aa& pSAyGs&NtS eNaeA Wei.
NeSaSsy pASs}NSEA0 ava che hA(evNA(
Revenue H&y&AN is &et % KlVe the
SAANAAhA eXeeSte& re(NvNS elaSep
ScvAtSAr tAAN EA tAe MAST.
Oa1cEAlS SASa SV,ss,e &EAA {NVeSe
tsSAtNgsS A&VN NeNN added IL the
e,avSNNS cAeE&~&N NNyN,eS IN the
eASt NeAU, CeANyeSS NAS NeeN asked
~ lNgNVsae NAN,,S O. &GA about E,AAA
NssNyA
MNANWAtlA the NNyVAN NAS NeeN
&AsetSaN NsNye Ng It's NevSNNNel a.
GaVNStSKAte W,NrN AS NNAeANNe& are
Installed q take NVeV NANvN and
NsNyve - the E,NA(Sse clerical duties
O&0cS&,S StyV$Se& the NNOS( Nf the
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
SJiNSAiIoe GrOWR wa
Held Meeting Teddy
Silver Tea Win he Held
At Home Og Mrs ],
lynn Pratt

NrA Joseph tQtlaN0, JN, was
NQsteSS o. che AD1eN RyANch 90 the
t0teERattQAa( &0aShlNe Soeiety tor
The March WNeetlRg, Announcements
Wey& e0RaRleted e0l, tNe silver tea %
ee held at the home 0G Mva 0
eyRN Rgate todaX tp0lN three 90
ave- tt WtDl have the $e, Ratvlcka
&&e0EatJQpS ERe RNolle h Mvjtea
o. AeeeR& RAe silver 00er)Ng Will
be NSe& Ia S,aRSAlNe work RyOieCts
tQN tAR EQlRtRE RaQNtA we've also
discussed ava 4 Rew paelRheN Mpa,
n n hoWRsA&, Was aaNNltte& Np&
hQWNtHN bad ReeR a p1epaRep of che
AeQs&R hSgaR&A helQge Ua reorgANt,
eaNtQA tR NQVNNeeN 1&tA EVlleW-
eNN taa R&SsReSS SRSSteA, p&(VeSN
pRRNt& we've S&yVea AN che hosteaS
fAe N&NN Ee&&eAE paeettRN Will Re
Aeta &R tAe AeSae 60 Nlv& Mae ttAv-
eeAE&22A kHt3tN ARyN ttA az eve
aVAeGM
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Plans Nearly
Complete For
Annual G. OF G.
Dinner Meet
James E. Gheen, OF New
York, Will Be Guest
Speaker At Affair Fri
day Evening, March
oath.

The tenth annual membership
dinner Of the Milford Chamber Of
Commerce will be held Friday eve
ming. March oath, at seven o'clock.
in the Milford Community Building.
Plans for the affair which are
nearly complete provide for the
participation Of the three Milford
service clubs. Rotary. Kiwanis and
Lions.
The speaker OF the evening will
be James E. Gheen, OF New York
City Mr.. Gheen comes TO Milford
with the highest Of recommends
tiOns as a speaker. He is a public
relations counsellor, with a nation
wide experience and reputation as
an after-dinner speaker. AS a philO-
sOphical humOrist. he has no peer
on the public platform. Mr. Gheen
has been aptly described as a busi-
ness man with a keen sense Of hu,
NOR.
His background of business train.
ing. which included newspaper
work, as a reporter. and as a con,
struCtiVe cOlumnist. and as a fea
ture writer. and fifteen years in tn,
steel business in COatesville, Pa.
Buffalo. n Y. and Bethlehem, Pa.
and many years in the civic com
mercial organization field. has ltte.
h6m to present an unique view-pOinr
on many subjects which are particu
larry appealing and interesting &
both men and women.
AS Secretary Of the Chambers o
Commerce of Bethlehem. Pa. Nj
agaTa Falls. n. Y. and Albany, y
Y. and as Field Secretary of tn,
Florida State Chamber of Com
merce, he made a splendid record
His experience as an organizer of
and counsellor TO. eivie-cOmmercia
organizations and trade assOcia
fountinued On paga -
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Jurors Drawn
For Sussex
County Court
Term COnVeNCS On April
Srd; Wilson SOckridCr,
Marie Galloway, A, +,
Faix Are Selected.

The Jury commissioners O( SWS~
sex County have drawn che list Og
Nettt aud Additional ret0 Jurors
Tor the April Term 90 Court, which
viii GONeVNNe Apy(l s.
He(lt Jurors drawn ares district
NJ L, Wilson SNC&vtdeN Marie Cal,
lAWay, AWSNSt n kllN, an Ot nil,
tCyd> and lv(S SWalN, liNcOlNs his,
tCtEt NJ y, lNertNA rO10, Frank
CepANS> Laura h Jones', all Rgs0ge-
willie, aud Clara L. CANlteN GveeNe
Wo00S District NJ 3. R0Sa &.
GpNSA, W Ray WONttNN, Kari H.
THOMPSON, EDeaN0V NeVM, an Ol
SeNt0rt, District M 4, James H.
Nttl r. $vt, Street, Nlaaes, NNglRla
WN((eN delaware Ave-, Laurel EN,
EeRe y Parks, l.NNvelS District M
& k3(Re Z, Carey, tNWVNl Norman
G. TeNltt, Pine Street, laurel Vty-
EtNta l0ANS, Laurel Mary A, OweNS
West st, lAWgN(> District No, 8
Gerald rtNNNN0NS, DagSOOpO, Naae
NMMONS, Mt()&NOyO, Alice TgWNt
aud llANNAA Massey, both bags
e0N0> District No z, ReNSO McCaOe
Se(NyVt((& RrNNaA HOLDER Frank,
tOr0, Mary Helen Gra, $elbyVllle
District NJ = Thomas "a, RNtleY
Mtl(SRQpO, ONvOthY Novey, Mills
bore, Ralph q, J0hNS0N, George
town, Il, ~ District NJ y, SaVal
W1)ANOA, Alice Wilson Martin, ldl
Mae GVeeN> an Ge0ygetOwNS District
NJ no. E(SSe \, WagamON, Milton
NNV&avet W((tNNNk, LeWeS. William
to0R,tRNea eN pase ~
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Aid Is Assured For
Delaware Cripples
Delaware Society Is Prepared To
Give Suee0F 10 AFFLICTED

If there is a crippled child or a
handicapped adult IN your family.
the Delaware Society for Crippled
Children and Adults wants to know
about il.
Mr.. George EhingaF. president Of
the society, declared today that the
services Of the Society are available
to crippled persons and that the So
ciety is eager TO give assistance
where it is most needed to bring
health and strength to either child
or adult who needs aid in the battle
for a normal life"
We shall never feel that we have
fulfilled our purpose until we are
giving full aid 70 every crippled
child and adult who needs us. This
is Why We hope to enlarge Oul
funds this year in order TO expand
our services.
Continued on page 21l
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Kent Band And Chorus
Begin Tour March 20
GrOOp WIN Appear At Several
$eAO0lS rhFONEA0Nt CONNty

The NeNt County RsaNa and ChOy~
rs, with reAeapsals c0RNplete6 viii
heSla their tour 0t all Kent C'O0 NY
High Se0O0lS next M0Nday. March
80, When appearances will be made
at Caesar Rodney and N0Vev tltSh
Schools In the MQV0i0E St $500 aud
ll>o0 a. m respectively, aud a t>&0
p M eORcert at the SlRyENa NtEN
Seh0Oh
On THURSDAY, March s&. che two
groups viii aRReap az ENltQN and
HsrFNEe0R tli&h Schools at $500
and tt>SQ a. m aud az the NlttbQY0
1tiSh ScAO0l St t>tS D. 0A
The CQN0tN Chores IN C03anQSetl
0G hIEA SehQ0l St03RRtS egORR the
SIX c03RRey schools. AND w6lt BE- d.
reete6 BY Mn Ra'0oSe Qt ktapvtlR&eQa>
Nh, ENebeR % NltDfQgd Miss Greece
De&rStyRe 90 EeltQn> Nlv, b1AXlehay0
q Caesar &QdN&y, Mn C2vV&0 Qf
EoV&lN aud Miss Alike k0QWN Ql
W'y0MiN2, TIE &eCQaARaRiSe will A,N
MIS- DaaGaN % CaeSaE &0dRNy
rAeSN R&moegS Will tRGl&dR ~FSgSr
tte&S $ehNaeNe'S ~SQRN % tQVe>N
rehaikow&kN'S ~t.&&&R&N NRa&,
Eaeca'& ~t tNV& tteNN tA& Nte
paaee SpRS, ~C>tRlEe,N tas $aRtaRt
~WRpe NR8 EaRE&SA Sa& An Az
raa&eHeae eOe Naa& NA& GA0g&S ei
C,eA9Gey> Q'ttavaS ~('A& W0Eh&N
t02Ae,Rsiea a. eARN a.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

NeVeeySN ia tax petNpNs apparently
Nre tN00eeN( and R0t tha result Of
e4Nr(S Go eVade taxes,
fNeN RelNt cut that nearly a
N,t(ll0N errors were caught Ia Que
reeeN( yeaN yet tower than 500 per-
SNNS we've prosecuted,
ANNNNe who 0Des a return aud
later remembers ana omission or
ereNv eaN ale aN amended return
without tear 0t beNg treated as a
SW(R&leN
MeVe mathematical errors M 0g-
NVlAE the tax usually will he caught
~ e)ectr0NlC calculator machines
that have been Installed m biz ctty
collection districts,
The machine, however. cant tell
e tAe taNanyev save che bureau corr
rect eENres GA Income. deduction.
exemptions, etc
(eONttNWed on page tSl
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Dance AZ Jewish
Community Centre

Nr harrF h1ankel president of
the helh Sholom Community Non-
eve, noser ls pleased to annaanee
that hnal arrangements have haan
completed lor the soeond AnnHal
haAee which wlll take place on
"Wednesday March asnd al .he na-
Nep Spheol
fhosa who altended tha nanee
hat yean and danced to ioe sna
ern band Jof Rhimdalphial eili -.
memher the wonderful t'me they
had
fho nrlge |a taoo ner eann'a and
thp dress s optional Nor tickels a.
Information please eaM Harft
f1ankel
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
THE PAST IN REYIEW

NV MANY WAN Ne NoA CNpeaee has each Week pptNed
t&At&E& heAe& NhEtY Wears AEAN nNpNs m0hha a
NS NeN esA0ea oN tNe &ol ease An NereasNe NNraeet
Nf FANseS RAVN ReeN Na0e ~ 'atNela" who have asked
tNAt reNgNt Ne AAneeNNGs so tPy years we'll
tN& FAtN WARS AEN cNNMN Ep several months past
NVN NeN NANNN quiet SNrVey earN lNe dearea 0t our
reate& nv such N(NMN We have reached he conclusion
tNAt there Is 4 demand tNr such a leatNpe
W&tA this NleA W Mta0 hestN tAls week feature
NeAAe& WfNe FAST N Review" rNts VIII varyy, under two
Column AeANN tANtN StVNN Ne of Norty Years Aaot
SNN oANN VIII present rNry Years aeO another caption
VIII oeNWre Ae News ~ Twenty Years while he ast viii
EN tNe NNNEer reaerS view into their past 40 ren Years
AeN fNS tWN column feature viii ee printed page Nine az
this weeks issue Nt tAt CArONee W yNN
NNNt tNe new column e have NeN u @ only thrONsh YOUR
CRITICISM toANNrNNe ~ WNAvoraNel that may learn how
NN NN Nr DISLIKE AS We hOno that he onlaged
"rNc rS, M Review VIII pNVe as MepestMs aa he Ola rhry
Wears AE0" column which Il succeeds today.
NAltor
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Negroes File
$4,000 Suit
Against U Old
Damages Sought by
Group OF Ten; Action
Seeks End OF Admis-
sion Ban.

A suit to eNi0m the University of
Delaware n0M refusing 90 admit
NegrOeS AS students aud asking
0aMages tOtaliOg $4,000 $4,000 for
each Ot 10 Negroes who have been
refused admission was 6led m
Court Ot Ch0nCery tn Wilmington.
last Friday,
The action was hled hy Louis 4.
ReddlNg, Wilmington attorney. On
behalf 0t no Delawareans. eight of
whom are students az Delaware
State COllege, Another, a tomog
student at Delaware State, has
transferred o. a school m Michi-
San agtev being refused admission
at University Ol Delaware,
The tenth Is a hlgh school gradu-
ate whose attempt % continue his
education was halted By the Della
ware refusal Of entrance papers,
The suit Is also 0led as a "olass
action" 0N behalf Of an members
"Ol a class So numerous as tO make
q tMpyactleable % bring an OF them
before the court"
Named as defendants are; The
university, as a corporation, "a,
board Ot trustees, including ex-Ofii,
clio aud appointed members, ano
faculty members constituting th,
"C0mMlttee on admissions, %
The plNtnUls are; Brooks n
ParkeN Laurel; James q, Scott
d
MgtON, WeleR NJ Handy, Seatord
WOMer w, Minus, a minor Sea
ford, Jane M Robinson, a minor
, Wilmington, Irving j Williams
WtNNMgtON, Roy a. Holland lr
e. MlNev Lewes, rh0N3ls NJ Pau
WthNlNgtON, and Daniel ~ Moody
a minor nOVeE
The minors are represented d
action hy their guardians
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Support Extension
Opposed By Williams
Senior SOlOn From Delaware
Calls Agreement Com
plete Farce
- Assoeiatsa -

Senator John j Williams (R~DeM
Joined OPpOsitiOa 20 an agreemeRt
tentatively reached by committees
from the Senate and Hoose to ao-
thOTize Rrlce PrORs fur the wheat.
cotton. and psaEGsS fron an extra
20Q0 ooo acres
The conference ee--Ssesa PRO-
R0sal already has drawn TIE pre65e-
uCl Of Senate DeUOcrathe Leader
L1cAS eIlm tha1 Il wS0 ha vetoed sl
Colgress passes s2ch a Measure.
AeEoEta4-y Il W0el8 ReEu1se price
supports On e010a fscU an S83S-
t1o1al 1-zeeeao acres waeat fro0
ssaeo extra acres and peanuts
frUl aloshsr 1ooeG8 CT no-a.
usnznHzg en- eara
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Junior Mechanics
Increase Membership
PmR 20 Continue Membership
CNmpa&H UNtO Nay tith

A MeMhershlp campaign mstitO-
ted peeeNtN hy the Junior Order
United American Mechanics, pepre-
secuted l0caly hy Milford Council
Nv g. has already produced a sig
Ni0iCaRt Increase m the council
v0ateE ID Is planned 90 continue
With che work until May 10 which
date marks che national orders 80
ANNNegaapy, when the crack color
gOag0 and aegpee team WOm WASH
Mgt0N, h a. IN an probability will
he eASa2ea o. eXemRily che three
deggeeS 90 che 0rder tor GLASS ol
700 oN M0ge new members which
is tNe total 0l anticipated additions
Go che loCAl p0ll
Hel0 work 90 che drive has been
,QeRtheea eA paas az
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Will Explain
New State Tax
Regulations
Series OF Meetings Are
Planned By Admins
tratiOn; Win Also Is
sue Pamphlets.

Dissatisfied with what was term
ed the misrepresentation Of Del
aware's new tax program" the
state administration viii conduct
an intensive campaign during April
TO acQuaint citizens with every
phase Of the states fiscal set~Op,
Secretary OF State Harris b, Me
DOwell announced sunday that
the plans call for at least four bis
meetings in each county and the
city Of Wilmington.
State officials are already at
work gathering all the facts and
details that viii be submitted q
the taxpayers 10 show them Jus,
what the states financial prOSraW
is, Mr.. Mcdowell sid.
Governor To Speak
Gov. Ebert n, CSrvei is Scae6,
uled 70 speak at the meCtlnES, Se-
c0rding to the tentative schedule Ol
events, the secretary Of state dis
closed.
Pamphlets viii be printed. con-
tanning pertinent Information con,
corning the sources Of revenue a
the state and expenditures aud vii
be given widespread distribution
throughout the state, ~Wo want &
explain the tax program to th,
people and show them Just how tA,
taxes are being spent" Mr., Me
DOwen said,
The entire tax prOgram M
been miSrepresented from th
start. Mr., Mcdowell declared. III
+ lectures and distribution az priRte,
material viii show the cOmparisO,
between the taxes Of 1940 aud 1S&S
F he said.
Results Of the study now helNl
made by state officials viii iNeOru
(eoasauea ea pags ~
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
GOVERNOR APPOINTS 5
AS STATE DETECTIVES

The appointment Of three
Democrats 60 fOUr-ye0r terms
as state detectives was an
nOunced by Governor ElOert
n. Carvel. Saturday,
Harry ], Fox Of Wilmi0g~
ton. former head Of the local
Office Of the Motor Vehicle
Division OF the State Highway
Department. was appointed
for New Castle County, sue
ceeding Lewis r. DaWSO0>
Levi Everett OF EeRtOn was
named for Kent County O.
succeed Edgar ], BOgES Ot
CheswOld. while Rodney VIII
son Of Ellendale was pa~
appointed last January e an
an UneXpired term.
The appointments became
effective on Monday,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Beta Sigma Phi Unit
Here Holds Dinner
WtoAeaZtNa : NRN&e CNARter NNA,
AegS AgN ta&Nt<

Ms NsANee EaNAAa&S ANA N,tS
Ee&&ees k,ss % fe&A&eA> y u WSy&
esSA 0A WAsSA ~ S09ae& tE N&NeN
4 &SAa&c ava NaS&&sNE kASt EleSAN
nakA& sc eAe N&teNg& NeW C&NN&yN
Ct&A (SSeSeS NN,NNSe& NNsA WES-
pssAEeaN &N& NlNV&N &AAN&eE&.
NlSSS ENaSaAN&S tN,& NH tNe k>e&A
$SSeNA M N&NNAlA hA$t Seg(SsAaeN
ea WANcA ~ VsSSteA kt&WA@ FAe
tyS2A IN WAsoA SAe sASNe& 6 e&ANN
n,ssNAelS ~ tAe SsgVstt> WAS eNAGN
~ NsaNe oNsA tAe West CNASt, M
teoA nSc&&eN& Wege N(Sa SANWN ~
tae Se&&&NN
AesNNE tAe NNeSeS Wvsy& MIS-
EloCNNEN NNNNS> WtN,A VlSlte& AtA,
WS6 N tAe 1853 HetA SlktAA mi
vNMA,A ana Mss EtVA CAAN&leN
WNo WAS "a TIE 1857 vNy0Nle O. tAe
SSlaN&S, FolA AgN pNe,Nee,sS Nl u
Al,AS> eNeeNnlsr chapter Ot tRtS
city
At&eN&0AN O,Nsa ENSlNNN CAAN(eN,
WStaaloEeNo, we've Misses W'yNtNeG
= EnNfS, Anne ANevNN MAv(AN
WpeNeges - pNgeN
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
To Offer History
Course AZ School

A ec9es& Ia Delaware NsStogy
win Ae eGeeeG ~ tAS University
C DelawareE Aca&snsc kcNteoSsoN
LaNsssoas az 01loor& HlkA SSaoo,
eeSS0ntog NarcA ~ OGegSog eNe
creSle TIE co0rSe win Continue oNr
ave MoGGsy nfEAt classes e tWO
and oos>Aal9 h00rS eacA>
Dr, John A. N0oroe> SSSocGste
professor Of history az the Z, oe n,
viii - tie INSTRUCTOR n, eNnoNNc.
tgcaaaeet 90 RaEa taA
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

In 2lD0Z-eE eAe aSSoeSsscGN NS
teu1h anGWa1 ee-us1 Seevscs Rc9ne>
e1 cGt that an Dsaraa3 Seate Nm
ana Ezrls EroD - shro2EA 81 are
slzEfh1e q comRleee Ror tAe SSyeaA
G aW1r1s A q p F0oS Seores pro-
vf1sS for tafs prossca escA yesc
De&ware yG1tAs wo1 tear Seate
awar6s IN the 1s&s contest
Stevens explained teas tAe CO.
ttSe IS essentially an educational
nr0gEam Ges1Ene3 Go further tAe
use of mo5ern. ez1esant ana pr0st-
able methods of grcW1ng and sen.
ing Wezeeah1as.
Thfs projects plsvs q vital nart
in speeding knoWleSge of se1ea-
lsang3Ess . PaEa ul
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Scout Fund Campaign
Here Was Successful
Tetal Ol $1At&lS Announced IN
Chairman rea AAer

Mr., Theodore AAer announced To-
day that the results Of the Rav
Scout CayOpalEN IN Milford veaeAe&
the total OC $1NlS,tA re noted that
this 0ENCG was an MeveASe over
last yS9rS nENCe> an3 he EXPRESSED
the thanks oe the Scouts sud Sc0Nt>
erS t0 the lOca( citizens Of tAe Mil
ford SVSa tor this support,
This successful CaMpNiSN came
as a result 0e the combined eIOrkS
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community, TAts support will IN,
sure a continued aud expanded Ae>
tive prOgCaW tor youths 0f cur
town.
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Evening star., 1950-10-09

his pictures as long as you don't
try to correct his spelling.
Mr.. Holt does not have to fur
nish proof, however. We take his
word. His and that of the ency-
clopedias, Americana and Brit
tanica.
The man who got us into trou-
ble-the one who obviously didn't
know how to spell caribou-was
not Mr.. Holt at all, but the man
who named the Cariboo Noun
tainS.
The Speech and Drama Depart
ment of Catholic University has
acquired a technical advisor for
its forthcoming production of
Jean Giradoux's "Madwoman of
Chaillot" who make this about the
best equipped group you ever saw
in this respect. The advisor is
the Countess d'Aligny, whose hus-
band is here with the French
Embassy. She not only was a
close friend of the playwright, but
knew, at least by sight, the origi-
nal madwoman, no mere flctional
character. Says the Countess of
the play and of madwomen:
1.-The Madwoman' is a unique
play because it was written as a
tribute and a gift to Marguerite
Moreno, a famous French actress.
Giraudoux knew and admired her
for many years and wrote the
play specifically for her. She was
in her late 70s then and played
the part magnificently in Paris.
Success greeted the play at
once, and for good reason. 1t
typified the spirit of the city and
presented real people transported
by the poetry and the imagination
Evening star., 1950-10-09

comedy, THE Curious Savage"
opening at the Gayety tonight,
already has been signed for an
other Broadway chore. He will
Cirect Olivia de Havilland in
Romeo and Juliet" later this sea-
son. He came to this country to
direct "The Browning Version" for
Maurice Evans and later served
The Innocents" in the same ca
pacity. Six more weeks of the
Gayety's schedule have been filled.
incidentally. Lend an Ear" is
booked for November 6 to 18. 1.-The
Consul" for December 4 to 16 and
Lost in the Stars" for December
Is to 80. e. The Children's Thea
ter of Washington, with the CO.
operation of Sam Roth, president
of the Plaza Theater Corp, Is
planning a series of Saturday
morning movies for children at
the Plaza. The first of these will
be "The Little Ballerlna," which
features the dancing of the top
ranking Margot Fonteyn. 1t will
be shown October 81 and % at
$50 and II am.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
Hollywood Diary
Jose Ferrer Moy Follow
"Cyruno" with "Stuqe Door"
By SheiIuh Grahom

his Italian chef to whip his hot
dogs in shape in Beverly Hills.
The chef was a former cook for
the King of Italy. Bob hopes to
be back here from his "Quo Va
dis" picture in Rome in time for
a Thanksgiving dinner.
Loretta Young is one movie
star wife who loves to work with
her husband. She starred in
Hubby Tom Lewis cause for
Alarm" When they finish their
vacation in the East, I understand
Loretta will work for Tom again
Orson Welles, in Belgium with
his two plays. hasn't yet cut or
edited his "Othello" movie. When
he does. and not before, Orson
will return to this country.
Macdonald Carey dances as
we'll as sings three songs in "Ex-
cuse My Dust" When the pic
ture is finished, Mac dashes tc
New York to addition for Rodg
ers and Hammerstein for the sing
ing lead in Anna and the King
of Siam" It will be his first
musical since Lady in the Dark. u
Shelley Winters saw Joel Nc
Crea huddling with Producer
Leonard Goldstein. What are
you talking about" asked Shelley
"Our next picture" they replied
"Put me in it," shouted Shelley
There was no answer.
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