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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
AlURlRi Banquet 70
Re Held June 9th
Present Plans Cab For Re-
juvenatlOn OF Milford
High School Group

Il was announced today hy RAY.
mon c, Cobhs, Superintendent 81
Schools, that a reorganization CONF
mittee Tor the Alumni Association
bad been formed and plans made b
hold an Alumni Banquet cor an lhe
graduates Ol Milford nlgh school.
Class reunions win be held cor lho
graduation class Ol 1850, 1940, 1880,
1929, 1910, 1900 and 1890.
Over zoo Invitations have been
mailed ia TIE attempt o. eslahllah
contact with graduates 81 lha
school, In as much as the Alumni
records are not complete, ID IS h0Na
ed that an graduates win make "a.
serVations Tor the BANQUET. *.
gardless Of whether o. not they fes
ceiVod a written Invitation,
The bauQnet win Be held 0n lho
evening 0f June 9th, at $3.50 and az
appropriate program Is being nlana
ned IN order that an may enjoy
and renew Old acaualnl.
ances, The charge Tor the dinner.
dues, win be- sa.Oo.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

ittee Is
.Set-Up Here
Group Net Recently 10
Complete Plans For
PfOgFam Here For
Year l950y5l.

0f Ramon e. C0bbs. superin.
isnasni ~ MiIfofd Schools. nu.
noHbsad today that tho kindnfRnr
ihh Council composed ~ the f0l.
LOSING members MIS- k0beH MeF
tsf Mis byron Gibson, Mas Theo
a0ff Ahef and Mfs Herman phi
lp Hlni iu the Board ~ Eduoa
flun office al eomplets plans Tor
iiis establishment ~ b kindefgar
hN tDi tAe school year 1860 81
"a hHs definitely dpcidnd that
HtldH iAf ekiaiiuF conditions that
hu child "a admitted a. the kins
ati fHfifn fQf WofH ihHn Opp year,
hui huuid children under ihe nga
az hbt bfalH "a accepted fhis poll
~ mmsly aHbstliutes the age ~
htn iH place ~ 50 49, established
AZ iAa state b0aFd AZ Edueaii0n
fef aelaV children entering the
htaf HHua
ttln klnnnfsafihn program VIII
fglIuh lAf day schedule ~ thf rep
Nial day heh0Olf f10m the stand
p0lHi ~ h0llaagf Kheaiions and
siilff Hfflflne A. ih anticipated ~
h0id session from . 400 O'olo0k iu
ilie moiHlHf untii AZ 90 noon it0W
Hhta N iArff hlf aunielem num
hel ~ applicants seo0nd session
fiam p0 0fl0ok nnfl 90 y NJ
mag ~ added finder tle eNsiiBp
circumstances 0uig one fo0m VIII
~ atai|aiHe whhb viii limit fls
MafHlnF enrolment a. iheHiy
htf pHHilf
~ ofdai fhai flle CouHeil mas
complete ihelf plahs registration
fUf kindergarten HfhHdHina bsili
a. ileid on M8t ~ iu flBs Eotfb
e'faei sehoei AeihAeu iba h0uls ~
e 49, sad 90 b a. BHfenie afe 90.
HHteiAd A. Hbnfaf AZ tlhi fime Hnd
present blffh HefiinahthH. ~ enroll
tlifat children
f0Hffae agreements llffwesn fiih
paftfHf HHd fln kindergarten
aHhfi hlll a. provided previous
AZ ihf beginning ~ school iH SEP
lfnbei ibaH
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
Poppy Days VIII Be
Observed In Milford
stiOnefs ~ Remembrance VIII
- s0id Here This WeeksEBd

'P0pDy Days" here in the MI.
ford Hlea, VIII be observed fhis
Ftldat Hbd saturday, Nay 2gfb and
B7ib. whom ille egl0rfgl little nov
efs ~ remembrance" VIII ba 0Uopl
~ f0t saia by BlnWbeps ~ Milford
ilfes veterans organizations and
ibeif HBsilialles. The sale VIII gOi
underway OB f1day m0pBiHg
whsh the e0mmuDiiy's Industrial
plants ADd e0h00i VII be visited,
some siaei sales WI b. made Oil
Ffldht afternoon, bni the more ".
i've solicitation VIII be- done 90
baiufdat When groups from tbe
tsihtaHs organizations VIII contact
iDa homes 1Bd business houses VI
illn afea
Participating ~ the sale Of pop
pies here VIII b. Blue Hen POST
30 g4s3. v y W., Milford port
30 2, American I.eRiOn, and Yves.
ny Pullman POST No 1852, v g.
W Members ~ the Ladies AHKili.
HJ1es ~ fhn three posts VIII assist
% che sale, along with members
~ pupinnl ~. 4 ~ the N. D. q. A.
member ~ Blue Hen Post. who wHs
cited nationally tor biz Poppy Day
activity last year Bradford Hitch.
ebs. VIII serge ae general chairman
~ ibe v T. w Poppy Days Com.
mittee
According ~ Chairman Kitchens.
large shipment " the original
Buddy P0pDies have been received
here for distribution by the two
v = W posts The peoples 10 be-
offered for sale here were made by
disabled yeter8Ds "A the New JoP.
bfy Memorial Home for Disabled
Soldiers "a Vinoland, n. j. part
~ the proceeds from The pODpy
sales VIII 10 ~ these disabled yet.
Grams who made them A portion
~ the DfOooods also goes towards
mninienaneo ~ the WV National
Home, an OrphanaRo IA Eaton Rap
lds, Mich while the remainder IA
used for relief aud rehabilitation
work right here in the area
in previous years. citizens If the
Milford Area baye given q splendid
feontnpsq on pass y
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
Nurses Planning
Graduation Week
WI BE- Guest ~ Rotary May 29s
iiaeeaiareaie Nay ~,

The graduating class Of Milford
Memorial Hospital, School Of Nnr-
sing, ~ preparing for graduation
Weok The graduation activities
VIII begin Monday evening next,
Win a dinner given 81 their honor
~ tbe Milford Rotary Club.
The B9eeaiaufs8te Service for
ibs graduating class viii BE- held
~ ne Presbyterian Church, Sun
0by Nay 18Th, ~ 7s30 D. m. The
sermon viii BE- delivered By Rev.
Kenneth KsDler, pastor VI the
church,
The Commencement exercises for
graduating class viii De held On the
Avenue Methodist Church, Friday.
june 2nd, ~ = D. %. The speaker
f0f the occasion VIII BIZ Senator 4.
Paul BupkhOlder.
The complete program and list
~ graduates follow Presiding, Mr..
q. Roland Messlck president. Board
" Directors. Milford Memorial
Hospital: Music, BaxODhOne Trio:
Invocation, Rev. Charles Baker.
pastOr Pilgrim Holiness church.
Milford; Soto, Mr.. Alexander Glas-
lnife, asst superintendent Milford
school Introduction Of the Speak
~, Mr. MeSsiek; Address 10 Grad
u'ttes, Senator ~ Paul Burkholder
Presentation " Diplomas, Dr. s. N.
y. Marshall Chief Of Staff. Milford
Memorial Hospital; Presentation Of
Pins, Mrs. Alice Stevenson. r. ~.
Director School Of Nursing, NIL
ford Memorial Hospital; Florence
Nightingale Pledge, Graduating
Class; BeDedietiOn, Rev. Roy u.
Iawes, pastor, Avenue Methodist
Church. March.
Graduates: Marthella Jack. Mar
IAN y. Mariner. BerDice Mae Will
son, Mary Anne Adkins. PbilOmena
J. Parrill0. Class Motto For God
and Humanity" class flower, Vel
low Rose. Class Sponsor, Miss I'm
ma Swain, n. N.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
Armed Forces
Day Observed
Sus sex
Splendid Program Was
Presented At County
Seat La st Saturday;
Gen. Pepper Speaker.

Armed Forces Day IN George
town last Saturday eliminated
National Defense Week in Sussex
County with the slogan, Teamed
Tor Defense" predOminating the
entire program.
From Thursday through Satur-
day the Naval Patrol Vessel PC
1872 lAnti-Submarine) was tied IN
at the Fort Miles Pier, Lewes, for
public inspection. Saturday open
house was held at Fort Miles and
likewise an open house was held at
The Bethany Beach firing point.
During the morning the 16Oth AAA
Group, Delaware National Guard
performed a command post exer-
else involving the defense of
Georgetown and the airport from
invading aircraft.
Al ] .. N. IN the historic Public
Square. Georgetown. there were
short speeches by a number Of high
officials. The principal speaker was
Brig. Gen. Robert II. Pepper,
y. $. NJ e, a native Of Georgetown.
General Pepper commands the Am
DbibiOus Training School, Little
Creek. Va. Along with General
Pepper, among others were Gov.
Elbert n Carvel, 1t Gov. Alexis I.
DUPONT Bayard; Brig. Gen. Joseph
J. Beannell. state adfutant general:
Col OsgOOd q. Mcintyre, cOmman-
der Of Fort Miles: Rep. J. Caleb
BOggs: Senator John J. Williams;
Col George W. Dunn. district ex-
eeutive: It. Col Stanley S. Bar
chan, assistant district director.
Ge0ntinusa On pags 81
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
High School Host
To Rural Pupils
Eighth Graders OF Glendale, HOus-
ton, Lincoln Are Entertained

Milford High School were hosts
70 the eighth grade students Of FL
lendale. Houston and Lincoln on
Tuesday, May % for a visiting day
At Milford High School.
twenty-five students took part
IN the program planned. Upon ar
rival the students were conducted
on a tour Of the building By three
Of MilfOrd's eighth graders. Most
Of the morning was spent review
ing courses offered and the diplO-
mas for which students may work
al Milford High School.
The school treated the visitors to
a free lunch In the new cafeteria.
After lunch period and assembly
Mr.. Glasmire assisted the students
TO enroll for the Fall
OF the students who attended the
day program the following
for the Freshman class
this Fall: Wilson Jones, Sydney
Fleming, Curtis Ennis. George
Sennett. Hugh Fleming. Kenneth
Wilson. James Young, John Green.
and Margie Clark of Glendale;
Daugherty. Theodore
Yerkes. Albert Van
GOrder. Martha Elliott and Cor
nelia Sapp Of Houston: and Robert
Clendaniel. Charles ShOckley, JOS
eph Campbell. ROselle MorgOn, Ann
King and Gerald Swain of Lincoln
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
.ity-fye Changes
Made HI Peninsula
Conference Sunday
Rev. David Baker Trans.
ferred TO Laurel; Rev.
Ralph Jones To Take
Calvary Pulpit; Rev.
Roy L. Tawes Returns
To Avenue Church.

AT the closing session on peNNs
sOla Methodist Conference Ia pNa
ion Church, Wilmington, laal sun
day. afty-hvo pastoral ehaneoa
were made in The large conference
area, which Includes tAe MlmlNas
ton, Dover, salisbury and l1asl0n
Districts.
Locally Rev David W. Baker
vas shifted % Laurel and tha cor.
mer Laurel Pastor, Rev, Ralph
Jones, was transferred % calvary
Church % take Rev, Bakers Nlaea.
Rev. Roy Lawson TaWoa was re-
turned % Avenue Church, MllfOY~l
Rev, ], b, Dlckera0n was named
new pastor Of tho McCaha Mamorl,
al Methodist Church, Wilmington,
Mr.. Dtckers0n, who pelln0NlaRaa
MS post a. superintendent ~ tha
salisbury District, aNcooo5a lha
late Rev. Dr, Robin Gould who alaa
Just two days before 0Ao opening 81
the conference.
The Rev, DR. A, ], Jackson, tor
mer pastor o. The Newark CANpoA
ana FORMER president 90 Wesley
Junior College, succeeds Mp, Dick,
erson as superintendent Of (ha
District
There were 10 changes IN VIII
mington district, nine n Dover, et
Y haston and t6 On the Salisbury
District, The number was a nlua
higher than had been predicted,
Other CharRes
In other changes, the Rev, 4 ].
Bunting, Jr,, was translorrea lrNM
the First Methodist Church lN
Chestert0Wn, 60 become naator "a
Newark, while the Rev. Richard
a student, takes Als Rra(
charge az Trinity IN Wilmington.
He succeeds the Rev !. n. Rlcklna
who was transferred Is iho church
1t Milllngton IN Kent County,
tcoprRue6 81 paae lM
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
Memorial DaV
Services Are
Planned Here
VFW, LegiOnnaires Win
Join In Dual Service In
Milford Next Tuesday;
Will Parade.

Two Of Milford's veterans organ
izations, Blue Hen Post No. etsS.
Y. F. W., and Milford Post No. 8.
American Legion, win combine
forces Tuesday to insure DroDer
observance Of Memorial Day here
Present plans call for exercises at
the local high school and at the
graVeside Of one of Milford's de-
ceased veterans and for a Memorial
Day parade.
The cOmmunity's Memorial Day
program win get underway Tues
day morning at nine O'Clock. with
a Veteran-spOnsOred assembly pro-
gram at the high school. These
school exercises, previously spOn-
sOred each year by Blue Hen Post.
viii be under joint sponsorship OF
the Y. F. w. post and the local Lee
giOn post this year with Capt.
James ]. Deputy. Blue Hem Post
patriotic instructor, as chairman
Of the joint committee. Capt. Depu-
ty plans to have a prominent
speaker available for the program
at the school.
The program at the school viii
be as follows:
Assemble call (bugle); Advance
Of cOlOrs; Invocation; Flag Salute;
Singing Of National Anthem; Re-
marks and introduction OF guests,
Memorial Day address, prominent
speaker; Memorial Day prayer
TABS; Recession of COlOrs.
The color guards of both the
Y. F. W. and Legion posts viii par
continued IN pare 81
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
Memorial Services
At st. JohnstOwn
WIN Be Held This Coming Sunday
Afternoon At Two O'Clock

The Annual Memorial Day Serv-
ices at St. JOhnstOwn Methodist
Church, one mile east Of Green
wood, will be held Sunday after
noon. May %.
Beginning at two O'Clock the
Greenwood High School Band. IN
der the direction Of Mr.. VIM. E
HOrner. viii give a thirty minute
concert IN front Of the church.
Promptly at twO-tbirty the ser
vices viii begin IN the church with
United States Senator John J. VIII
liams Of Delaware the principa'
speaker Others taking part will b.
ReY. j. p. Layton, pastor Of the
church. Rev p. G. Thomas. paste.
Of Grace Methodist Church, Rev
Harry Wright. pastor If A.
Church. Harrington, Rev.
i. =. WimbrOW, BridgeYille Mefho-
dist Church and Miss Dorothy
Short, Director Of Music, Green
wood High School.
Continued an nage q
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
Presbyierian Choir
Concert On May 81
0nsa Artists Mil Panietpaie ~
fiaafhBi tfhffii 0fRnn fnnd

Aa WfNA0 $50
"Wednesday evening. May ~, ~
eo iils choir ~ fha FIRST irna.
iyitfaH Church ~ Milford. aHRns
ttfHtt0 ~ manH guest artists. b
EbluH e9nfem 1hefa d 80 "a.
nihHl0n ehafHf nna fhn public h
cordially Invited a. attend Al on
fflhF alll D. taken. the entire pro.
aAsds going AZ the Organ repair
fiH.d ~ tAe church
hf program IA 81 f0il0Wf
fhe Green Cathedral ifahn. by
t|lf fA0li A. Torrents in Sun.
hsf ElEaf ch0if3 SOLO. 1he Lord
q Nt Light frances Aliibrn NJ
hoiisf g Rudolph Solo. Ny Hero,
Nff0m fhe Chocolate boidlefD Og
eaf ntaHf. Mfb Prank d Y0n
t1Hei lf0leel 3 Heard the Voice 81
3esnH Say tatbbuu 81 John
ffirk end 81 3 Herbert Nichols,
llanu duei iiaAansfa Chorus aud
Starch from tafmen), i3izei, Miss
tlrHnof ffeiigmnu aud Mfg
George 0ilieuh0fh, Piano solo, The
Fleet Movement ~ q Major sonnto
Aokaf Mlas anndfa Deputy. solo
hsfaf end Kenneth Kepief3 Musleal
Sass Solo i'll 6ee You Again, ko0l
foNHfd Mr i0hn frck. Soto
summer Day LILY Strickland Miss
t'ihen Haif1e 0nemofy, Poem
ffl1eh Mff q iiBluh sn0whereer,
llanLlnlaa 40 49, D.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
State Group AtteHds
LiOHs DistYict Meet
several Members OF Local
Club Are Az Baltimore
Meeting

Delaware viii send oyer 300 re-
personalities 10 the Annual CON
henii0n of the Unconditional lions
Clubs Disirlot 22-D, which opened
IA Baltimore on "Wednesday. Tho
meeting VIII conclude t0dny.
ffanels Gabbart distrtot R0yor-
pol Of smyrna. heads the Delaware
delegation, representing ~ clubs
a Wilmington gi1, Miss Carol NJ.
b0lD. daughter ~ NJ aud Mrs.
Henry iS0lb, Lancaster Village. 81.
presented Delaware IA flag Dre.
tfniAil0n ceremony on Ihupsday
Miss tolb was one Of the young w0y
men WHO accompanied BY q, 3 mil
lihlf escorts, presented the flags III
their state ~ nation ~ the oonyan-
fegniinned 90 paea a.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

Memorial Day holiday crowds al
lsWes and BehOb0th Beach. com
my from ~ OYER Delaware aud
other nearby states. viii b. able 10
visit the Nwaanendaei Mussun at
lleBAg on Monday May ~. through
4 special arrangement OF the eufa-
tor Miss Catherine q. Maui
The mn8enm ls n0rmally closed
81 M0ndaYs Since tie historic
taanfinaeG ~ paas ~
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
Carvel's Luxury
Apartment Scored
Duffy Says FaBds Have Been
WrongIulIy spenlt Cites Law

Chief Deputy Atty Gen. =. Ed
ward Duffy continued bis attack
% state administration spending
policies "a Dover "Wednesday night
charging that funds used t0 CON
sluet an apartment Ia the Legs
ailye itall had been "wrOngfully
spent"
The principal speaker AZ q rally
0f the Active Young Republicans
~ Kent County, Mr.. Duffy said
that the administration used the
FUNDS for a purpose not intended
Dy the General Assembly
= have talked 10 a number Of
members ~ the 18th General As
bemDly since n became known that
1ie Gafyel Administration had
usufDod for its own comfort a
Whole section ~ the Legislative
i1all traditl0nally used by the
house ~ Representatives.
Zach legislator have talked
WIN has assured me that the
100000 appropriation approved by
file General Assembly was 10 be
used for general improvements 10
sa0ntinie0 90 pass -
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

M f hH
ha nauafrlaI
1Ifo II
- M 0 hsaf
~ m ub
decoration fh
nHlHe AID
f Milford
w - uhss4sf
1 hU places
II w 49,
an Hfss+a
- i na I
f HaH
M ahsaa 81
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

iiiist So Wesley foilege inaiFue,
- had This Past a0nday

fHnhfa services TO- the Rev
8ohN ~ lfeis0 III former pastor
~ MafHhailfpH HiloeH ielIandale
aHo ii0Hafan Methodist 0huinllae
8te fheeHflg = memller ~ fhe fao-
Hlit AZ Wesley Junior college. Noe
se haif Ae'd IA 2 oeloek Monday
sflHfHean AZ Wesley Methodist
fHHfel 9efhf fAa Rng 90 John
q 1aaa paHiof OBLIGATED aaaiai
40 ~ tilf heV 8F u y i3ngllay
president az AIS eulleee tho flay
~ = AHl.ifHu auneFlnfenheif
~ ilg}hf illairlef Peninsula Meth.
ftalai onfHfHnef Hnd fie ray
a A hHilH ~ HldIaaolplua bra.
i4ai lH .HN AZ 81 kalso
iHitifAeHf Waf made lu Odd fel
IsH feHlefHy fHmden
tsslaasa 81 49, A
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

According to Bryan Field, vice
president and general manager the
Sixth race VIII be known as the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars Handi-
car" II is for horses Of three years
and upward. The American Leg
ion Handicap" win be the seventh
race On the days card. This event
IS exclusively for three year olas.
Following each event the res
spectiNe commanders Of the veten-
ans organizations, Richard IS. Ryan
Of the y. +. W and William j. b.
Regan Of the American Lesion, win
2 beautiful silver cigarette
Ium1luus1 On uaasD
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

Wilmington Nan Replaces John h.
Cl0ugh On Jane First

The State Board az AgrlcOll0pe
announced recently the appoint
ment Of Charles n. Mundy 81 WA,
mington as secretary Of the State
Board ot Agriculture, objective
June /, replacing John l. CtONgh.
Dover, who has served al acllNN
of che board since ReA. /.
Mr. Mundy Is a graduate 0f
Salesianum School and 90 the Unit
versity Of Delaware. class 81 lAtS,
where he mai0rod h TIE aeroOs.
tOral course. He served IN TIE d. 8.
geeouaoea - paee ~
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
Bonnie Louise Shop
Opens At RehobOth
Ladies' Apparel Store Makes It's
Official Bow To-day

Friday. May 26th. is opening dav
for the Bonne Louise Shop at First
Street and Baltimore Avenue, Re-
hObotb Beach. Delaware. The shop
viii carry the latest fashion In w0-
mems apparel. Dresses, lingerie
hosiery. as well as sports and
beach wear and half size dresses
Will be featured.
The owners Of the new shOD are
the daughters Of q former Milford
girl and have many friends IL gus-
sex County They are Mrs. Doris
johnson Edwards and Mrs. Sally
j. Ramsey. daughters Of Mrs. Ern-
est johnson. the former Miss Car
fie Mayhem ~ Milford.
Mrs. Ramsey has been asBOcia-
ted with the mercantile business
for q number pf years. Sine hes re-
GENTLY been 3 buyer for RuHBek'R.
and previously was a buyer for
Oppenheim and Collins and Blaun-
ere. in Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

tilf fHtuifi wherever possible, pF0.
vision ~ made for manhOlas b be
placed 90 the bridges ~ Chat hre
inen could pump water from tlle
streams under the bridges
1ale association decided ~ spOn5
hor tlle formation ~ b Fire olaefs
Association Tor Kent County and
arranged f0r meeting f0r thai
pnipose ~ ~ hald "A GhasWOld.
~ Wa announced that On Mas
1h thefe Wiz ~ X fge drill IA fhe
WyVHinR bill pond and all COM
pHiilaF ip the county are urged ~
participate in tlif event
tegapnled ~ paef d
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
Mrs. y. 7. Moore
Heads Poppy Drive
tieif ~ kmnlaie last YeaF Whep
ih99 We're sold

tif Americas Legion Auxiliary
POPPY Chairman fof Milfofd lo4
$500 a Mfe Oscar y Mo0l0 Tie
aiHif COMMITTEES b beaded BY NlF
hH iffsan 1llf Veterans P0ppieb
49, tO ~ sold ~ the ladies VI ilia
American Legion hnKilinly, post
go Miifafd ilalHHHfe EHel lady
AZ illf AH8iilafg haf volunteered 40
a. Aff sllaff ~ make 1850 rec
oid beaf
tael poppy A0uFM helps The
alsaHled haldlef8 AZ Lake CITY
fl9Hda wAnfe fle lOYely little rad
iabaf f0pplef hff maaa ~ hands
~ a0iaf boy Wh0 Rage ~ much for
1915 country
laaaHaaae ~ Raaf a
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
Missionary Program
At Whites Chapel
Special Features Have Been Ar.
ranged Fer This Sunday

A Special Missionary Program
viii be given at Whites Chapel on
the Nassau Charge next Sunday
morning, May 28th, during the sun
day School hour beginning at 10
a. m, and win be under the direc-
ton Of the Missionary Suparinten-
dent, Mrs. Norman c. NeR. Mem
bers of the Sunday School, young
and old. viii participate in the pro-
gram. Last Sunday the school had
a large attendance. All are urged
to be present for the special pro-
gram on Sunday.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
State Urged To Place ManbOles
In Bridges By Kent Fjremen

os aslAas aas transacted BY the
fhNth hh31Yn ~ tNAlf meeting
week AZ Che same time the 70 serve m coming year were
N9 ssN' "f'
Acting be Of 81 q Helm a. fosio the aeeoa
a9 9p f0p ~ advocating 70 ts gway Department that
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
Veterans vii Be HOnOred 1t
Opening Feature 1t DEL Park

Two specially named feature races win Be- q Delaware Park
American
be Delaware
Several thousand veterans
. ong 70 the beautiful stanton grounds Tor the opening
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-02-09
What Has Gone Before

Today's ad is the third in series telling
about times the antitrust lawyers made
serious and damaging charges against APP
that the courts decided were not true.
In the first ad in this series we told you about the time
the antitrust lawyers charged that ASSP, and other
good American citizens, conspired fix the price of
bread in Washington.
These charges were false.
That was the time Federal Judge T. Alan
Coldsborough instructed the jury to bring
in verdict Of mot guilty.
1t was the time he said to the antitrust lawyers:
eff you Uere to sholU this record to any
experienced triaE Lawyer in the tOorld,
he wouId tell you that there uVas not any
evidence at all.
"HonesfIy, have reUer in nay oUer forty
years experience seen tried case thai
was as absolutely devoid of evidence
as this. That is the honest truth. have
neUer seen one like it.
But that was not the only time the antitrust lawyers
made such serious allegations against A8P which
were false.
In our second ad we told you about the time
in Wilson, North Carolina, they charged
APPS fresh fruit and vegetable buying SUBJ
sidiary, and other good American citizens,
with conspiring to fix and depress prices
paid farmers for potatoes in North Carolina,
Virginia and Maryland.
Here again. as in the Washington bread case the charges
were false.
This was the time Federal Judge c. C.
Wyche directed the jury to bring in ver-
dict of mot guilty..
1t was the time he said to the antitrust lawyers:
81 haze studied this case from the uery
outset. In my opinion there is no testi-
n1ony produced from which it can rea-
sonably be inferred that the defendants
entered into combination to depress
or loLUer the price of potatoes.
81 might say that 1 neUer tried a case in
my life uOhere greater effort, more
work, more Investigation had been
done, conbirg almost with a fr,e-tooth
comb TO gather evidence, as rvas done
in this case.
"But, as sUas said a long time ago, YOU
can't make brick Without strapO, and
you can't make a case Without facts"
made seriously damaging charges against APP in which
the Judge decided that there facts to support
those charges.
Today, we want to tell you about the third
time-this time in Dallas, Texas-the court
decided against the antitrust lawyers.
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The Third Time The
Anti Trust Lawyers Were Wrong

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