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Evening star., 1950-06-19

LAURA s. WALLACE, W. M
OSIE RITTER, Secretary. 20
PETERSEN, JOSEPHINE MILLER. Sud-
denly. 9s Saturday, June II; 1850, at
Ariington. Va. JOSEPHINE MILLER
PETTERSEN, beloved wife of Mai Her
bert E. Petersen. She also, is survived
BY her parents and q sister in, Stanford,
Conn; brother in Maine, sister, Mrs
Veronica LIE Cat of Hyattsville. Nd Re-
mains resting at the 8; H. Hines 4 co.
ices at Fort Myer Chapel on Wednes-
day, June 21, at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. (Stanford,
Conn.,, papers please copyl 20
DAVIS, JAMES OSBORNE. On Saturday,
June II, 1850, at Mount Alto Hospital,
JAMES OSBORNE DAVIS of 220l 18th
st. NV, beloved husband Of Ruth Day
of Cos Cob, Conn; Maj; oeorse v.
Cooke of Remington. Va; Clarence M
Cooke of washington. D. 6. Remains
resting at the S. Il. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, .9dl I4th st. NV. Services from
Fort Meyer Chapel on "Wednesday JUNE
2t.s At II am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 20
Evening star., 1950-06-19

Leasa kfSk No. IS : B. Ta;5inEt4n y 3 Elfs,
AMA> will assemble at chambers
&WD Funeral Home, 3072 M ST.
q NV, Tuesday, June 90. 1850,
Y the funeral ritual of the or
der over the remains of our
late brother, ARTHUR 8. WHITCOMB
WILLIAM H. cApE, Exalted Ruler.
Attest: L. M. YOUNG, Secy. 20
ARTHUR S. Members of
Nrms*Am Henry c. SpenRier Post No. IL,
AA&& the American Lesion, are here
GzS&A by notified of the death on
Sunday; June IS, 1850. Of
SEy$No Comrade ARTHUR 8. WHIT
COMB. Legion services will
be conducted by the National
Guard of Honor Tuesday, June 20, at {
pm. at Chambers Funeral Parlor, 3072
E GEORGE DE AvIEs. Comdr.
GAIL T. JUDD, Adit. 20
MARY E. On June Is,
1850, Of 541O 5th ave-, Michigan Park
Hills Hills Hyattsyills Nd mother of Mrs.
and Milton A. Whittington Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. 517 11th st.
Sc, on Wednesday, June 81. at l pm.
Interment Confessional Cemetery. 20
WILCOX. FRANK A. On Sunday. june
WILCOX, beloved husband Of Pansy Allan
Wilcox and father Of Thomas A. and
cox and sister;in-law Of Mrs. Rosilla
M. Greenwood. Also surviving are three
grandchildren. Remains resting at the
Funeral Home Of Money d. King. Vienna,
Va, where services will be held TUESDAY
June 20, at 2 pm. Interment Flint
Hill Cemetery, Oakton, Va. Please omit
flowers.
WILKES. WILLIAM. On Saturday, June
II. 1850, WILLIAM WILKES Of 1910
r st. NV. beloved husband of Mrs.
Lena wilkes and father Of Clarence 3.
wilkes. He also is survived BY other
with L. z. Murray & Son, 1887 10Th
st. NV Funeral notice later.
WILSON. FRANK n. Jr. Message has
been conveyed from commanding ofacer.
Patrol Squadron 46. San Diego. Calf.
OF Washington and st. Johns Church,
Lafayette .1a..y square, @ q the death q their
aviation ordnanceman Ist class. Burial
once Ft. Meyer Chapel. Tuesday, June
20. 3 PM Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Survived by wife and two
brothers. Ensign Alex B. and Robert c,
Evening star., 1950-06-19

Moody H. SANDERS. Master.
COOK, CATHERINE C. On Sunday, June
Florence r. Kinsinger, 3O3l Cambridge
pl. NV, CATHERINE c. COOK, sister
of the late Emma Frances Kinsinger
Friends may call at the Birch Funeral
Home. 3034 M ST. NV, where services
will be held on Tuesday, June 20, at
IL am. Interment Rock Greek Gene
terry. Please omit flowers.
DARCEY, MARY E. On Monday, june
19, 1850, at her residence. 1643 35th
st. NV, MARY e. DARCY, wife OF
Maurice A. Darcy and mother of Mrs
Virginia D. Harrison and John M. OAR
cey; sister of George, Belle and Rather
inc Small. Prayers at the De Vol Flu
neral Home, 1924 Wisconsin ave. NV.
at $50 am. on Wednesday. June 81
thence to Holy Trinity Church. where
mass will be offered at 10 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 90
Evening star., 1950-06-19

late Drothe
By order oil
WILLIAl
Attest: L.
WUETCnMR
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

llagt tissD place since the end Of
WVrl0 Va ~.
fhfiHilmsih ~ state services in
sji expanding wartime economy re-
buitho ih reduced expenditures. IN
ffeaBs0 revenues, record surpluses
and suDalatflaJ retirement VI debt
JOday, tie situation ls reversed.
tfDfHdhufff fbeea0 revenues. sur
DiHsef ffo down, and state debt has
8's'fe0 ~ an Unprecedented high.
dangerous symptom
1iis rising DEBT l8 = dangerous
flbtsg symptom future state reVe-
iihsf 4l5ea0y 4fs mOriRaRsd by
ihayt Dkso charles attendant upon
ftVWiiif debt An economic feees-
sion With Bsgenuss consequently
aa,t5esbae would make that mort
fslfs fsB more bufdensOme."
hflsf finding that state debt Is
- fsG0fo peak" the report
iipifB that 'Clf) viii probably 70
i0Tis,f DefVfp Il turns down. III tie
D0eLWVflo Haf II period the debt
~ flo states has Jumped y per
E4sf8 from ~ billion 1n 1876 ~ .
3Ae0to - billion lU 1919"
1iis taDOff summary contains the
0DssftatlOD that II state debt con-
fl1pss ~ pile uD ~ its present rap
~ 5zfe file nos relatively healthy
fib4sJ condition ~ fhs several states
h4y Nell dsleflOfafs until fheir
8QlssBey go H. n1psd 0ut by the
6tb tfsnVf ~ an economic rsess-
mOD
Jte Jax Foundation found that
8i1le slzts gross Indebtedness rose
u Dff CENT 1fVm 1896 70 1e4g some
~ biztles6 actually reduced their
0eDf Significantly. none ~ the y
blztlat seIGsDi Minnesota and south
1lakDlzt, AufbOflzsd = veterans bon
~ 0nfinK fblB DeflDG. u the y
si2iass wiileb showed gr0Bg debt m
ef48bes. . tOz1 ~ - issued Bize-
aDls atBOuDtg ~ seterang' bonus
bOHof."
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02


ent Al the field al abouf. four HIM
dred
Cadets from the Dover SQUADRON
sold tickets and arransed M
parking q cars. Sgt. Hartnett. Of
the Dover Unit. sold a total of
twenty-eight dollars worth Of nc
hsts- Milford Cadets also sold ne
ket6 al the second gate and man
ned the Communication system
which was used 10 keep in runeb
with all points from the Central
Control Tower in the center OF rbe
neln. Cadets Browns. Roberts and
downing operated The Wake
J altlles radios and the tower also
was ID touch with fhe COmmunica-
non Room by use q the ARMY Rfsl7
phone Sgt Robert EehurmaD was
% charge o. maintaining eummun-
leatiOns and did a fine job.
Ii Nelson Hin acted as Pr0vosf
Marshall and ms assistant Ca6ar
Leverage. with their force Of four
Military Police. did q miee lob uF
Keeping order and IN carrying ON
their various duties. The Refresh
ment stand. selling hut does ana
c0heE and the see cream truck did
q very nice business under dhe d.
rsetiOD q Ii Helga Jackson and
il. GOaden with their force Of I've
helpers who were wives Cd rhe
members. Mrs. Wechanhize-. Mrs
Cannon Mrs Arthur. Mrs. Lever
age and Mrs. Swiuf0rd.
The model show cot under WY
~ three with the free fIgh1 Enrrspe
getting their models into fhe air
The speed event followed and 2
speed u zZ1 miles Der hour was
recorded by the winner q fbi~
event AsEt IN order Was fhp rse
eisi0n event and IN ms event sump
unusual excitement WAS had as on
u the models broke from rs con
trOl line and dove ont Of ruurro
across the field 10 crash IN sersrs7
pieces Because control Of III
spectators was effective. no nm
was IN danger hut ii showed rlssr-
iy the danger that can exist wher
spectators should crowd TOO close
70 the circle.
The prize were donated by Lev
efage's Service Station, NJ. n. Pack
Nelson Hid, p z Wharton. J. n.
MllkerB0n and Son. Dalmarra pul-
lfy Corporation, LlUuis J. Pack. MI
ford Alrpark and the CAP Contest
ants came from Salisbury. Nd
F'anBOnsburg, Nd, Dover, Lincoln
MILFORD and Harrington with me
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

Flying Club from SALISBURY hrlnr.
ing Lr. Weight who had model
plane store I'm his car. 10 ropalf
ne models when propclleEs. etc.
were broken.
The winners 81 fhe tSRerent
events were. for precision, CLIFFORD
r. MOrris 81 PGrs0nsburN. Na.s m
me speed event, Evan n. ShOri 81
Lincoln, and in the free Nirht trials.
Robert b Wan oi MILFORD. These
winners received trophies with
their name and address ongraVea
on the plate OF TIE trophy.
The contestants feel this meet
has been q great haost 10 the model
plane world and are Ia homes Of
continuing these events On the "a.
ture
An Interesting item Sl0ne fhe Nv
ing line Is THAI on June q. TIE Del
aware Aero club win sponsor a
full size air show az Tue Nilpora
-A1TIlark and his promises 10 be a
bane-up show with an TIE nil0is
u the club p0r0clpatinr In some
manner An attempt is he1nN made
% bring the sane stunt nier thal
appeared AZ the a3rpark 1aSa seAs
a. The WV sponsored Air SHOW,
The CAP van cooperate with the
Delaware Club In narRine arrance,
menls and 1he operation u ne
public addness system and traNc
control.
On Fr1day eVe0lne, Nav 1A. a.
ne commuDicatiOn stan % NH.
lord CAP waited 10 commence thesr
net radi0 talk, word was receiVe3
Of he terrible explosion al South
AmbCy, n. J., minutes after the
explosion occurred. tbs Is one ~
the many activities on10yea nv TIE
members q goDr local ann and
wei worth looslag 5nto. ~ Reel
lree on any Wednesday or Rp3aav
evening amer SeVoa-lhSrtv 10 come
ON 10 Tie Milford Alrnark and
meet The men and women Who
make up the CIVIL Air Patrol 81
Allford and stand ready "a any
TINE 20 help Ia an emeurency.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

The upper Mississippi river fs an
important source u fish for the
STATES slODG It, banks with con-
fosrehal fishermen taking more than
b.DDO,0oO pounds 10 . year worth
aDout 600, 900 and sport fishermen
- 2 quarter million fishing trips
Dagging more than . million fish.
ne Upper Mississippi river coDser-
vatlOn committee announces.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02
To Demonstrate Lima
Bean Machinery Here

sfy such ~ hafse8isrG, leaders and
epttffa vii b. VH display
The 1)eisWare Agricultural TX
tension Service b sponsoring the
Demonstration ID cooperation with
file following farm implement deal
err Brown J'iiawley Milford Nil
iDf0 JfactOT Company, Milford +;
JaylD5a Hardware, harrington X
q =. Yarn 6upplies. Smyrna, and
john ~ Andrews, Greenwood. The
wildwood Home Demonstration
Cub VIII bet hp q lunch stand on
he fafm grounds.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

1sae Hse H!assHseo ~
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

n you have = C0W TO sell and y0u
wish - reach prospective buyers.
3,hiOhE Milford f5z1 ask for a
Want 40 1iailef aud ifage her IN
beft az Inexpensive Al for y0u-
i1iloie yoif 40 ~ 200 . a., Wed
tifsfsy for that weefs Bapsr
bsaeh these btysfs right away
9ilIe tiiey ate still interested. -Tou
ean 1zlik - p fssW Want Ads 1afiEs
~ fil0HsaHde
, 1950-06-08
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN Ian OF THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie. ST. Thomas
BY THE GOVERNOR
BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
Al PROCLAMATION
Charlotte Amalie. ST. Thomas
Converting the Legislative Assemb

Converting the Legislative Assembly Of the VIRGIN Islands
], MORRIssF. DE CASTRO, Governor Of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States, by virtue Of the power III me vest
ed BY Section z Of the Organic Act Of the Virgin Islands of
the United States, approved June %, 1886, do herby convene
a session of the Legislative Assembly Of the Virgin Islands
to be held at the Municipal Council Chamber, Municipal Build
ing, Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, at 1000
am, Monday, August 7, 1850, for consideration of the follow
ing subject matter:
u A Resolution to Provide for the Election Of a Special
Legislative Committee to Hold Hearings and Public
Discussions on a Draft Of an Organic Act for the Vir-
gin Islands. CHon. Earle B. Ottley and Hon. S. Chris
tan Chasel
p An Act to Provide Equal Rights in Places of Public
Accommodations, Resort or Amusement. Hon. Os-
wald Harris, Hon. Reuben A. Nearer, and Hon. Alva
G.. McFarlane)
3 An Act Creating the Virgin Islands Planning, Urban
izing and Zoning Board, Establishing and Defining it's
Duties and Powers, and for other Purposes. Hon.
Walter / N. Hodge and Hon. Omar BROWN
A Ar Act to Provide for the Connecting Of Premises with
the Public Sewerage Systems in the Virgin Islands
and for other Purposes. lHon. Oswald Harris and Hon
Frank E. Jacobsl
s. An Act Creating the Virgin Islands Tourist Develop
ment Board, Establishing and Defining its Duties and
Powers, Establishing the Virgin Islands Tourist De
velopment Fund, and for other Purposes. Hon. AlvaI
G. McFarlane and Hon. A. Sebastian Forbesl
81 An Act to establish Civil Defense Agency within the
Virgin Islands, and for other Purposes. QIon. Louis
Hodge, Hon. a. Sebastian Forbes and Hon. Henry
v. Richards, Jr)
y An Act to Provide Facilities for the Peaceful Settle
ment Of Industrial Disputes through Mediation. qIon.
Frank E. Jacobs and Hon. Oswald Harris.
81 An Act Providing for the Acceptance and Use of Fed
eral Aid for Vocational Education in the Virgin Is
lands. QHon. S. Christian Chase and Hon. Omar BROWN
, 1950-06-08

81 An Act for the Conservation of Wildhfe in the Virgin
Islands and for other purposes. CIon. Walter i M
Hodge, Hon. Henry v. Richards and Hon. julius
Sprauvel
1O ASchool Bus Act for the Virgin Islands, iTIon. S. Chris
tan Chase, Hon. Omar Brown and Hon. Louis
Hodge,
11l An Act to Provide for Compensation for Members Of
the Legislative Assembly. Committee of the Wholel.
1l An Act to Establish the Design Of the Official Flag of
the Virgin Islands. Hon. Frank E.. Jacobs and Hon.
Oswald Harris)
49, An Act to name and adopt an official flower for the
Virgin Islands of the u S. Hon. Frank E. Jacobs and
Hon. Oswald Harrisl
.14 An Act to Amend the Skeoch-Gordo Banking Law Of
the Virgin Islands. Hon. S. Christian Chase and Hon.
Gordon N. Skeoch)
15) An Act to Establish the Department Of Labor and for
other Purposes. CHon. Oswald Harris and Hon. A. Sc
bastian Forbes. &f
16) Nurses Practice Act for the Virgin Islands. Hon.
Omar Brown and Hon. Reuben A. Neazer)
~ A Law to Amend the Law to Establish the Office Of
Virgin Islands Auditor. (1on. Roy Gordon and Hon.
Walter I. M. Hodge,
49, An Act to Prescribe Minimum Wage and Maximum
Hour Standards, and for other Purposes. CHon. Roy
F. Gordon)
1) "A Law to Amend Law to Set Apart Certain Days as
Legal Holidays in the Virgin Islands. GTon. S. Chris
tan Chase
Witness my hand and the Seal Of the Government Of the
Islands of the United States, at Christiansted, 81. Croix,
7irgin Islands, this fifth day Of June, AID. 1850.
sEAL
NORRIS F. DE CASTRO
Governor
, 1950-06-08

New GMc tr1slscom rolling off the assembly lines il record nuns
bers as the GMC Truck and Coach Division Of General Motors meets
unusually heavy demand throughout all sections 81 the nation. The
1850 models seen here include q $50, $40, $50, and $50 series Diesel
Deliveries, which went to customers, established the highest sales req
ord In the divisions history last month. !
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-08
Oak Ridge Workers
Accept Wage Boost
Under Pressure o. War

OAK RIDGE, Tenn (LPA) -
Because of the uncertain world
situation, CLIO Chemical Work.
ers at the K-25 Oak Rige atom
bomb plant have vote to accept
the recommendation of the
Presidents Atomic Labor Panel
for a five-cent wage boost.
They had demanded a ten
cent boost to meet inequities and
hikes in the cost of living. A
week earlier, 800 AFL workers
accepted the panels recommen-
dations but won additional pay
differentials bringing their en-
tire package to about 13 cents.
Feeling vas widespread among
the workers in the K-25 plant
that management has taken adj
vantage of patriotism and the
workers own fear of public
opinion which stood in the way
of a walkout.
The contract is for two years,
with a wage %reopening next year,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-08
Govt Workers
Overtime
After 8 Hours

OMAHA Neb. CLPA) - Con-
gress has been asked to provide
Federal employees with time
and-a-half overtime pay after
eight hours. The request came
from the delegates to the 18th
biennial convention of the
American Federation of Govern
ment Employees-AFL converting
here. The Age also asked for
double-time for Sunday and
holiday work.
The delegates were urged by
the conventions legislative COM
mittee to seek a flat pay raise
for Federal employees. The COM
mittee set aside the issue of
modification of veterans prefer
ence in Government en-
ployment. The unions member
ship is about half veterans and
half non-veterans, the commit
tee said.
Henry c. Her, chairman of the
u. s. Employees Compensation
Appeals Board, was elected I'M
ion president. He had served as
TEMPORARY president since the
death of President J a m e s C.
Yader on Aug. 2. In his acoep-
lance speech, Her said his aim
was to up the membership from
its present $4,000 to 500 900.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-08
Public Approves
Doekers' Embargo On
Russian Goods

NEW YORK (LPA) - Long
shoremen's "hands-off' policy
on the loading and unloading of
Russian cargoes has b G h t
widespread approval, according
to the International Longshore-
mems Association-AFL. Union
officials announced a subStan-
tial increase in their fan-mail,
most of which was definitely
favorable. They said letters, as
a whole, urged them to keep up
their drive against products Of
Communist slave labor"
The dockworkers started the
embargo on Aug. Ia when they
refused to unload a shipment of
r u S S i a n crabmeat. Ten days
later they extended the boycott
to exports, refusing to load 20
tons of cargo bound for Poland.
The dockworkers have turned
thumbs down on goods to or
from Russian Satellites as we'll
as Russia, although the unions
New York District Council asked
them to restrict their embargo
to Russian shipments until the
Atlantic Coast District Council
meets.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-08
Dead Gangster May
Have Committed Crime
For Which Saeeo.
vunzeffi Died

PAWTUCKET, RI. (LPA) -
Almost % years to the day after
Nicola S and Bartlomeo
Vanzetti died in the Massachu-
sets electric chair, a New Eng
/ a d gangster whom eminent
jurists believed committed the
crime for which the two Italian
immigrant workers were con-
victed, died at his home here.
Sacco and Vanzetti, both an
archists, were charged with kill
ing a paymaster and his guard
in a holdup in South Braintree.
Mass. in 1920. Many believed
them accused ~unjustly. The
worlds labor and liberal move
nlents came to their defense dur
ing the seven years between the
murders and their execution,
and many novels and poems of
the 1920's were written about
their dramatic plight.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-08
Cites RumeIy
For Contempt OF Congress

FBI to find whether the cog
had violated the lobby registra-
ton law of 1915.
After approving the citation
of Rumely, the House certified
the citation of William Patter-
son of the Civil Rights Congress,
a Communist Front organization.
The next day another citation
was voted for Joseph Ramp of
t h Constitutional Educational
League, which sends out propa-
ganda similar to the EGGS. Both
Ramp and Patterson refused to
tell the lobby probers key facts
about their organization, Ramp
is already in Jail for contempt
of an earlier committee. Rune
ly was also cited for defying the
earlier committee but was ac-
quilted after two trials.