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The Nome nugget., 1950-12-20

SEATTLE, {P) = Shipment of improperly-marked meat to Alas ka cost a Seattle meat company $500 in federal court Monday.
 Federal judge John C. Bowen levied the fine against General Meat Co.,, after owners Tom Keg- ley and Harvey Baer told the court federal inspection stamps weer lost in cutting the meat up for air-shipments to Alaska.
 Charges against Byron w. Hor- ton were dismissed when he prov- ed he was not a member N the firm when the meat was shipped.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-20
AMERICAN LEGION TO ENTERTAIN M.A1FsB. G.I.2

The American Legion is giving their hall for an openhouse Christ mas Party and Dance for all Serv- ice Men in this area and their friends, Sat, Dec. g, starting at nine o'clock.
 American Legion members, their wives and friends, and the young people of Nome will be on hand t0 extend the Christmas Greetings from Nome.
 Ladies throughout Nome are do-, mating cakes, cookies and candy and gift packages. Anyone wish ing to help in this Christmas get together can do so by contactinG the following ladies committee; Mrs. Norma Scott at Nome Drug Store, Mrs. Reca Godsbe, Mrs Elda Jones.
 The committee ask everyone, young and old, to come by. this Saturday and extend your Merry Christmas to the Boys.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-20
Korean Var Roundup
Tuesday. Dscsmbsr ls. leSo ! (By The Associated Press) 4

Tuesday. Decsmbsr ls. 1850
 By The Associated Press)
 Allied naval, air and ground forces slammed tons of steel tod1y at Chinese and Korean Rel pressing down on the slim Hlmo nam beadhhead in northeast K6 req.
 The Allies slowly were SivinG' ground with their back to the Sea-
 A delayed field dispatch sa1d the U. S. air force abandoned Yon- DO airfield, Hungnam's major air. port, Sunday. The dispStch hnd been withheld for security rea- sons. Army engineers destroyegl supplies and disabled aircraft that had to be left. - M.
 North Korean comm ntst troops showed their ebiegest strength. yet around the beach head. in northeast Korea.
 A. U. $. 10th Corps inteIlisence officer said advance combat ele ments of three wholly reorganized Red Korean divisions had replse- ed the Chinese communists on the right flank of the beachhead.
 Allied firepower was credited with blasting communist attempte sto mount a major attack aeainst the beadhhead.
 Prisoners say they are tryiuG
 Continued on Page Two
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-20
Truman Seeks New Power Control Govt. Agencies

WASHINGTON, R-President Truman said yesterday prices of General Motors cars will be fixed at what the Economic Stabilization Administrator says they should be.
 The law will be enforced, MT. Truman told news conference in commenting on the action of the General Motors corporation in halting sales of 1851 model Chew rolets, Cadillacs and Pontiacs af- ter the economic stabilizer, Alan Valentine, ordered a roll-back to levels of Dec. i.
 Valentine acted under the De- fense Production Act of 1850. This grants authority to freeze or roll back prices and wages.
 A reporter asked if MT. Tru- mans comments were to be taken as meaning government action to unfreeze the sales freeze ordered by General Motors. The President said the government will cross that bridge when it gets to it.
 Meanwhile, MT. Truman's re- for additional wartime powers was greeted in some quarters as a sign that the machinery is in mo- ton for all-out mobilization.
 The President asked Congress Monday to approve legislation that would let him juggle govern ment bureaus and set up emer- gency agencies, as well as permit re-negotiation of defense con- tracts.
 Senator Magnuson O.-Wash0, a member of the armed services committee, told reportershe thinks this is only a step toward the full
 Continued on Page EighN
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-20

t SEATTLE, (P)-Three witness es identified Ernesto Mangaoang Monday as a former communist who was party member in Port land during 1888 and 1889.
 The testimony was given as the government re-opened its depor- tation hearing against the Filipino canner union leader. Witnesses were Claudio Cendena, Pillar So- riano and e. Dumla0.
 Mangaoang, business agent for Local 2 of the Alaska Cannery Workers Union, was arrested in October during the nationwide roundup of alleged communist aliens.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-20

WASHINGTON, E-"Total aI- out mobilization" and imposition of "across the board" price con trols were urged upn President Truman yesterday by Rep. Jack son O.-WaSh.)
 Jackson, a member of the joint Congressional atomic energy com mittee and House appropriations committee, said he was accom- panied to the White House by Delegate Bartlett of Alaska.
 The latter said he had discussed the strategy to be used in the next Congress in efforts to obtain Alas ka statehood. He said the Presi- dent agreed that the bill should be pushed.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-20

CHICAGO, N- Thieves broke . window in Ned Rosin,s autom0- bile and stole large, gaily decor ated Christmas box.
 "I guess whoever took it didn't stop to find out what he had" ," Resin told police.
 Inside the bulky package, he said were ashes. Resin carried them in his car-in case he got stalled on icy roads.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-20

The Friday edition of The Nome Nugget will not be distributed un- H Saturday morning &his wook as ii will be big IS page special Christmas Edition. No edition of the Nome Nugget will be publish- a Monday. Christmas Day.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-20
NEWS IN BRIEF

WASHINGTON, @-Twenty- six members of the George Wash ingt0n University Glee Club will leave Friday for an 11-day con- cert tour of military installations in Alaska and the Aleutian Is- lands.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-20
NOTICE
TO ADVERTISERS

All copy for inc big Christmas sdition of inc Nuogof must be In bY Thursday noon 10 guarantee insertion.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-20

OLDEST NEWSPAPER IN AL4ASKA-MEMBER
 NOME, ALASKA, "WEDNESDAY, DEcEN Community Christmas Tree Program
 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22 1s5oEsP.M. CAROdS@) Redeemer Yale Hawthorne
 CD No Room Saviour 0diles Koscha0
 e Star of the Midnight an1 .;.o CHORUS Sixth Seventh, Eighth Grades CAROLS IN ESKIMO tp NLchevv-v,e-chedak - .....-.~ Silent NighD Native women's Group '. "r44E TOYS THAT. HAD TO WAIT" Santa Claus Robert Dunbar Mrs. Santa Claus ".""" .. olgr1o Olsen Lucy Fagersrom Ttana Queen Denberger Carolyn Glavnovich Christine Baldwins Carol Newman Frances Longey Hannah Greene e. Betty Cavoa Bernice Cannon Helen Reader Bourdon ! Carol Tanner Evelyn Lewis Eileen Wheeler Katherine Okepaluk Margie Bell .: Ruth Towner Iokienna Gail Mc1ver Maggie Pumek : Johnsen Dianna Leise
 valery Adams Joan Reed :. DUTCH DOLLS Dorothy Russell Claudia Sraub Don Clark John Herman TIN SOLDIERS
 Bobby Oman Melvin Olsen = Philip Carlson Eddie JoRnsen | < Walter Cabinboy Henry Ahgupuk -s Freddie Kungesuk Augustine Kasignoc TOPS Billy Muller Angelo Buaas
 Wayne Russell Carl Petersen Grant Doyle Danny Rockne
 Tom Boucher Robert Oksoktaruk
 James Bell Kathleen Fisher CLOWN - .'rouuey ooucaeI SPANISH DANCER Cher1 Calvin CANDY KIDS
 Lillian Ouwater Lurisse Lowe Joanne Aukon Carol Carlson
 Ida Cabinboy Roberta Okpealuk
 Susie Savok Marry Jane Mogg Angeine Outwater Janet Jones' JUMPING JACKS ]. Gabe Wikalkia Buchie Scott
 Howard Capener Ronald Locke Baldwin Ernest Alak Wayne Gallagher Gabriel Payenna BALLOONS Helen Sahlin Virginia Doyle Gallagher Janet Muller Suzanne Fagerstrom Wanda Beltz Aukon Ruth Czlavinovich
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-20

UPPER Dunbar Miss Anna Walsh and Mrs Dorothy Gallagher Lennie Mae Nerand, One Mccarthy,
 Miss Margaret Steinbreich Miss Carolyn McI.ain DANCES Mrs. Terry Fisher ACCOMPANIST Juanita Fagerstrom
Evening star., 1950-07-02

Picture Of the week at the NotionoI Gallery Of Art is
"Andrew Jockson by Thomas Suy 0en BY the Coreoron
GoIery). 1t is port Of the SesqulcenennoI exhibition
makers Of History in Washington. 800 $50 !oks on
the picture of the week given at 1870 and 2:3O
weekdays and 23o and $50 pm Sundays.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
Annual Program Is
Held Az Old Drawers
hrt b9i9"p HlJl sDOkS Az 2y9ih
bDDjbersagy Rites

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9iiieotf Wtlo ol0ofed ltAgry Hyl
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
Petit Jurors
Are Selected
In SUISSE x
Number OF Milford Folk
Drawn FOr Court Ser,
vice From First Dis.
trict.

The BpBhox jury commissioners
Dsts glABO ile petit jurors and
iDe A1loli9UaJ petit Jurors for fbf
June term " court beginning june
~ Jley re by Districts
80 = DOiDbus Wilkins, WiulfraG
Lfliblber byf4U q, Gibson, lda n
Wstyf0, all ~ Milford
~, 7 Mr. M9FiHm y, Lord,
Mr. ~ 4 WebD ADd Naomi y.
fsIjlhlN, AJl ~ Green BO0d, and vi
Uer if4Hb, Bl1dReylll0.
81 = Mr. BAgK8Hel Nessi0k,
Ge9tKe u, Fg1edsl, Charles g. Bur.
nm 9n9 Bts Nellie ~ Alien, ~ "
Besf0gg
81. 4 Fl0seie Hastings aD0 Am
b0tb ~ Be8f0f9, An1
BlAUebe W00ifeD, Laurel
~ 3 ilee W, cullen, Mrs. A.
1l0 y, NDtIls, M8fg8Tst Cullen, ~
- UsjlDAf md John Adams, Leu
Bel
81 3 Mr., Rub Lj0g0, NILS,
bDrD5 jObD blOu 8DG AlW00d r.
jyyDob, IN bDih NJ FyaDkf0fd, and
NM Catherine Dieen, DDKBbOtO.
80 7 jOlU Walief, Blilylilo y.
~ DOfVbY bieyeDs aB1 Arthur
ilNdsDD, byib " BelbyYillo.
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
Officers Installed
BY Legion Post
q. 2. Moore, Post Commander. Mrs..
j. y. LOngbOfiian Heads Auxiliary

q. T. Moore, Post Commander. Mrs
J. ". LOngbOfiian Heads Auxiliary
~ the joint installation last Fri.
Qay evening, Oscar 7. Moore was
Installed by the Department OFF
GERS ~ the sew Commander OF
Milford Post No. 3, Of the Ameri-
can Legion, and Mrs. John Long
botbam was installed for her
fourth term as President Of the
Auxiliary
The Department officers consist
e1 Of Commander Vim. Regan. ST..
glee-e0nm2noer, Col Edgar S
slayer National Executive Com
mitteeman George Ebinger. Alter
nate National Executive Commit
tesin8D Samuel Fread, Service
officer and Adjutant Thomas Eag-
an Department President. Mrs
George Ehingef, 2nd Vice-com-
maDdeR Mrs John Longbotham
aDd Alternate National Committee
woman, Mrs. Harry Mcsherry.
As President Of the Auxiliary Of
The Department Of Delaware, Mrs.
BblDger formally installed the fol-
loving Auxiliary officers: Presi-
dent Mrs, Ann LOBgbOtham: vice
president Mrs, Elizabeth Wright:
beeretarY Mrs. Maude Prick:
Treasurer, Mrs. Ruth Jester:
Chaplain, Mrs Faye 6teen. and
befgeant-at-Arms, Mrs. Elizabeth
= Moore, A. the conclusion Of this
ceremony, the Dept. Commander.
WIN, ReRaD, formally installed the
newly elected Post officers: Com
mADaer Oscar z. Moore: let Vice
commander Melvin R0senzweig:
lhd vice commander. Herman
Sharp, Jr, Adjutant, Ray Scar
borough Finance officer, Harvey
williams; Historian. Reese Jester:
befgeantsat-Armg. Burton Sharp.
Following the installation Com
mander Aegean spoke briefly about
The aims Of the American Legion.
and praised the Post for It's
achievements for the year. lie also
congratulated the Post on their
Bne new Post Home. and be ex-
fegnilnusa o. pags -
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
Local Group Is Believed
To Be Nations First
V. F. w. Post To Get
Community Service
Plaque Three Times.

Blue Hen Post No. 6sS2. Milford.
has been signally honored win :
thlro consecutive award of the
Y. +. w. Community Service
Plaque, and, as far as available
records show, this IS the first time
IN the history Of the nations lara
est overseas veterans organization
that any one post has received such
an award three consecutive times
announcement OF the selection Of
the local post as recipient of one
OF the l949 awards was made Mon
day evening BY Raymond M. Loose.
past department commander 1T
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars and
chairman Of the Delaware DeDar;,
ment's Community Service Activi.
ties Committee. Joseph A. Iannel3
Post No. 1920. Wilmington, and
Breakwater Post No. 1854. l.ewes.
are other Delaware v. \. w. posts
that are TO receive similar awards
IN recognition OF their service 10
community.
Blue Hen Post, which sponsors
an all-year-arOund program OF com.
munity benefit activities, first gain
ed national recognition in i9lS
with award OF a Community Service
Plaque in recognition OF its lA4e
community service program. Last
year, the local post received a sec
ond award Of plaque In recognition
Of an expanded l9gS program, and
the third award Of PLAQUE comes in
recognition OF the program SDon-
sored by the post in 1919. The act
ual award OF plaques viii be made
later this month during the Della
ware Departments Annual IN,
campment at RehOboth Beach,
The 1919 entry, prepared by the
post adJutant, David HUgg, listed
such community benefit activities
as the pOst~sponSOUed community
basketball program, the blood don.
OTIS unit, the arranging 81 annrA.
PIRATE obserVances Of national hol.
idays and i0r historical OCCASIONS
participation by individual mem.
bers in community benefit acllV.
tiles other than those sponsored hy
the post, and the staging az a Aigh-
" SUCCESSFUL Christmas DarlV for
nnderprivileged children. Post
members served also as members 81
the Milford CITY Council. the nh.
ton Town Board, the Houston
Town Board, the Milford Recpoa,
iiOnal Council. the local board az
and in other elective
and appointive Odlcess up Ontil re-
Gently, post members were members
0f the governing body Of three aif,
teTent communication Jewell
being q member Of the local city
council; Palmer Anstine boiNg !
member Of HOOStOn's gOvorNing
body, and Robert Lingo heing
member OF the town council al NN.
on John F. ROoSa, a charter mem.
Der and former Ofncer Of the post,
tuaatnusa N paEe -
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
Natl. Guard To BriRg
Forces Up To 1900
Officers Win Conduct CAM
paign For Additional
Recruits

The Delaware National Guara
has been authorized 10 expan,,
nearly 26 per cent by bringing its
strength 70 100 men. it was an
nouneed this week by Brig. Gea.
Joseph J. Scanneu, the adiutant
general.
The guard currently has 1851
men, and viii add $40 through 4
recruiting program, General Scan
nell said.
He also revealed that the Nation
al Guard Bureau has provided S76,-
GOO in federal funds Tor the con-
structiOn Of 10 barracks at the Del
aware National Guard encampment
at Bethany Beach. The new bar
racks, to be built OF concrete
blocks like the existing structures
at the camp, viii hold 50 men each.
The new construction viii thus ac-
commOdate about 80 per cent Of IT,
number Of men to be added TO the
guard.
tuuaunuaa On pasa y
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
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NFEL June ~

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hnpl arrangements ppp being Wado
~ ihp euWD hlie fgr fbo opening
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
Rodney Scout
Camps Will
Open June Is
More Boys Are Signed
Up For Summer Activ-
tiles Than Any Year
Previous.

The Rodney Scout Camps on the
Chesapeake Bay at Elk Neck. Cecil
County, Maryland, win omen on
June Is for its 83rd summer sea-
son with more boys signed I'D ii
advance than in any previous year
according to announcement made
today by George Ehinger. Of Dow
er. Chairman Of the Del-Mar-Va
Councils Camping and Activities
Committee. Several Milford bows
are expected to attend the camp.
To date, more than 500 bows are
registered, which is almost the to
tai number that attended camn
last year, according to Mr.. Ehing-
ers report. FOrty-fOur Troops
have reserved sites for one week
or more where they win camp m
der their own Troop leaders. and
registrations Of individual Scouts
are now being received at the
Scout ONCE. East Ninth Street.
Wilmington.
Scouts who are going TO camp as
individuals, that is. without their
own Troop leadership. are urged
TO get their applications in early
Tor the camp periods Of their
choice. The third. fourth, fifth and
sixth weeks are filing up rapidly.
but there are still vacancies in all
weeks Information on registration
and camp costs can be secured
from any ScOutnastpr mr. af fha
Scout Office, telephone Wilmington
8-4351.
le0ntlnusa On pare y
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
Riss Milford 10 BE-
Crowned Tomorrow
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
Blue Hen Post Is
Nationally onOred
For The Third Time
OPEN BIDS TONIGHT on
CHURCH ADDITION

Bids will be opened To-
night friday for the new
addition TO Avenue Metho-
dist Church. George E. Saw
age, architect of PHILADELPHIA.
will meet with the minister
} and the building committee.
Members Of the building
committee are: I. D. Short.
chairman. w. Y. Sipple. DR.
O. V. James. NJ. Haswell
Pierce, Garrett L. Grier.
Brown P. Thawley, and G.
r. MeEsick. treasurer.
Homes Of the congregation
are now being solicited for
the building fund. Solicitors
are: Mrs. Phyllis KELLEY
Mrs. j. S. Willis, Mrs. En-
ma Whaley, Dean Kimmel.
James Wilson, John Scott
Leroy Rust, Price Webb.
Robert ynum, George
Manlove, w. Y. Sipple, and
@. Roland Messick. The
amount remaining to be rails
ed on the 100000 goal is
$4,000.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
To Erect Uranium
Plant Near Smyrna

Construction ~ . new plant for
ihs hkifAeilOn ~ tHfe metals, ~
Guiding nfADlDm and thO1nm, from
ores brought ~ Delaware from
taUOHs points 10 This county and
ron Madagascar Australia, aHd
btazii viii BE- started within two
weeks % q bOsaefe plot ~ ground
On ibe LelDsie Creek, three miles
southeast NJ smyrna
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
Hospitals Report 40
Service To Nation
Milford Memorial Operation Cost
Was Lower Than q. s. Average
Photo by Militiades

W~@ <vhhf AAlt1 - - Average
u cost general hospitals an aver
aHs Of 1888 ~ take care Of a pa
lsnt for one day during 1919. This
figure IL ~ from the 5000 Is cost
- 1888 and sll09 ln 1887.
This WAS announced today BIZ
ne American Hospital Association
"a ~ annual survey Of over G00o
hospitals IN the United States. for
ne year ending September 90.
1859, The survey is published fn
ne june issue Of Hospitals, Of
zeal Association journal
The income Of the nations gen
efsI hospitals as a whole came
bs8fef meeting costs Of care pro
ylded than 80 1913. Yet the income
per patient ~ al hospitals was
sZ.b9 Day less than II cost the
9Ysrage hospital 70 care for him.
tbe survey shows.
Milford Memorials cost OF on
GRAFTON per patient day In 1919
Wa Bl5.ZB -81O5 less than the Nat
loDaJ average Of nOn-proIt gener-
~ hospitals.
Milford Memorials operating
loss per patient day for the l949
year WIS 1873. which was three
cents more than the National aver
aRe.
Milford Memorials rates for
elasBes u service are from 10 70
- per cent lower than the Nation
~ rates for D0D-DrO1t general
hospitals.
The National average patients
stay ~ the hospitals was eight and
.bfse-tenths days ln the Milford
Memorial IL WAS eight and one
tenth days.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
Children's Day At
Nassau Triangle

Children's Day is always one Of
the biggest occasions in our
churches, especially for the chill
dren. This year Conley's Chapel
exercises win be held next Sunday
morning, June 18th, beginning at
1880 a. m, with the Superinten-
dent Of the Sunday School, Alden
s. Hopkins. ST.. and the committee
on arrangements in charge. An Ella
ge1unnuoa e. uaga D
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

az vice chairman.
The state auxiliary viii hold its
fifteenth annual convention con-
currently. Mrs. Evelyn Jones, pres
ident, has announced.
Convention headquarters viii be
at the Star Of the Sea Hotel, and
the sessions Of the mems Organiza-
ton will be on the second floor of
the Avenue Restaurant. The women
will conduct their meetings in the
Carlton Hotel.
The department encampment will
be formally opened by Commander
Rayne at s o'clock Friday night,
June l6. At that time a joint me-
feonlinuaa On PAGE ID
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
commencement At
Benjamin Banneker
Class OF 20 Received Diplomas On
Tuesday Evening

The Graduation Exercises of the
Benjamin Banneker Junior High
School were held Tuesday evening.
June 6, 1850. $3.50 P. NJ. D. S. T..
in the New State Armory. Walnut
Street, Milford, Del.
The program as presented fol-
lows: Lift Every Voice and Sing.
Audience; Invocation. Rev. J. A.
Fisher, Pastor St Paul NJ. E.
Church, The Bells Of st. Mary's.
Chorus, Furber-Davis: Discussion.
Aids To Maynard Youth" Grad
uating Class. Alberta Robinson.
Dolores Sharp. Charlotte Ingram
and Joyce Banks: Where In The
World But In America, Chorus.
Rowell . Waring DOlph: IntrOdue-
ton Of Speaker. Mr.. G. n. GOslee:
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Pop Hanson Opposes
Mrs. Vera q. Davis
Retired State OfBeial Given rBani.
mOus Backing ~ COP

a p1B8gy bgbl for tho post 0f
giAte representative from the Fiftb
DigUjei ~ KeUt county WAS ind
o8tad WODd0y evening " his week
WbeD meWDerB ~ the Republican
committee " the disO1ei g8yo their
uD9DjW0uB endorsement ~ capt
~ a. lt9Ds0D retired si9ie chem
~
BiAiO senator Vera q, Davis NJ
regdy bus said ibai she Intends ~
seok DE domination for the post
NV bold by St8ie Rep. Harry q,
EyAUH, ~ Dover community.
~ W8s Nv Ey8Ds who, Monday
night ~ meeting ~ the Hotel
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VIEW Group Is Planning For
State Encambment June I6-I7

Herbert Willis adjuant and Department
Delaware Veterans
twentieth
Saturday, June Is and II, a Rehoboth Beach
Richard E. announced
Mr. wills appointment has named John